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THE REVIEW

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CONTINENTAL FLAIR in the kitchen is coin:
bined» with an

interest. in. _ Pottery | and chef.

"photography for Pierre Koffel, Deep Cove Chalet —
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| PEOPLE FIRST,
| MORE JOBS, FAIRER TAXES

* Geers Nu Srey

- SQUADRON,

_ VITEWAY Ss. “(HOME OF SQUIRRELY BREAD) |

“Week. End Special Oct. 1213-1 4 For ‘Peninsula Customers.

BUY 3- GET ONE. FREE « ‘init toa Castomer.)

LEARN TO ENJOY - THIS. WORLD. FAMOUS BREAD
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_VITEWAY BAKERS ARE. NOW ABLE TO HELP you WITH THOSE -

~ 2 HARD TO PLEASE: ALLERGY DIETS,
TRY: OUR ‘DE SLICIOUS,

_ VEGETABLE SOUP.. ENJOY IT AT OUR RESTAURANT OR TAKE ITHOME

_OPEN WEDNESDAY. SUNDAY 10.00 am, - 6.00 Dm.

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$o whether youre invalved with. property devolopment, bond and stock
‘trading, ‘payroll ¢ services or whataver ~ “YOu M fined :
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~ Community Corner

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(CHEF’S ROLE STILL
KITCHEN TRADITION

Special to the Sidney Review
BY PAT MUNSON ——

OTEL

In France, the unsuspecting
tourist may be confronted with a
North American-type hamburger
and Kentucky fried chicken as
Europe hurries to accommodate
the conventional traveller.

In Deep Cove however, the
tables are turned for Pierre
Koffel, newly-arrived French
chef is providing a change of pace
for the Canadian palate.

An interview at the Chalet last
week ended with a. delightful
demonstration of this young
chef’s art -- starting with soup

flavored with anise, beef cooked

briefly and lovingly | with
mushrooms. and basil,
delicate Crepes Suzette!
Accompanied by a sturdy flask
of good French wine, the meal
Proved to be one of the most

pleasant. assignments this
reporter has ever taken. _
Trained in his native

Strasbourg, Pierre began his
vocation at the age of 13, working

which covered subjects such: as

and.

the history of cooking and pastry-
making. Omelettes, sauces, etc.
were learned ‘‘on the job.”

Known: among colleagues in
Victoria as ‘a chef's chef’,
Koffel agrees that cooking has
changed with the times. Some
innovations including quick--
mixes can, Says Pierre, be ‘quite
good"’, others such .as_ the
Canadian penchant for freezing
food, especially lamb or veal, and
for instant-cooking with
microwave ovens, he dislikes. ~

In Canada, the fresh meat is
superior to European meat but
far too little fish is eaten — many
people know only one or two kinds
of fish, Koffler adds.

While the traditions of cooking
are changing, the role of the chef
who reigns supreme in his kit-
chen remains undisturbed. With
five staff: members to. assist,
Pierremakes a point of getting to
know. the clientele and enjoys

Featuring "Broken Arrow"
FRIDAYS 9.30 til 2.30
SATURDAY 8.30 til 1.30

Neptune's Court Cabaret
| Admission re EACH

SCHEDULE
FALL & WINTER

for a large hotel and at the same introducing them: to more ad- LEAVING . a * ¥. a
time, taking weekly classes | venturous fare. Sidney —.. ok 7:05. 9:45 |. 1245+: 4:40
een ‘Swartz Bay 9:35, :
Be _ = Resthaven — 7:10 9:40 :
Galiano News “Bazan Bay 2S 9:50-+ 1:50. 4:45
can an “Mt. Newton: X-Rd: : 725 10:00 - 2:00 4:50
Mayne. island — Lions | from Nanaimo for this occasion. Veyaness. . . 2:05 4:55,
Special guests of Mayne Island | She also discussed future plans Wallace Dr. — 7:28 10:03: :
Lions at their first meeting of the for. swimming and water safety Brentwood oo 10:08...
Fall season were Ken and Joyce | With Lions representative, Harry Keatings X Rd. ~ = 7:30 MM oes
Smith. They were presented with | Lane.. Tanner Rd. . 7285 “40:20 os 2:08 ASB
a silver tray in recognition of | Ages of children were from 8 to Sayward Rd. TBR 102238 at eG
their work done: during the | twelve. Successful. Red Cross Cordova Bay = BAL 10126 ee BT, oes
summer to teach the. children |- award winners were; Nancy and - Blenkinsop oe 2:47 ee MOB 2220. Oo
how. to swim. Twelve. of the Maureen Sewell, Derril Imrie, - Royal Oak 752) Se MOBD ara 5:05
twenty. children completed the | Sandra Campbell, Gordon Victoria 8:0 "N05 20
course. It consisted of twelve _Whittner, Billy Graham, Robin poke . oo ee
lessons, and due to temperature, | Hardie, Leslie Campbell, Bar- . ra oy -
| and un-cooperative tides; lessons | Para. Graham, Linda Lane, Paul | "LEAVING an
had to be kept very short. They and Betty-Jean Smith, “ Vietoria 7 oo 8220 12:15 3:15
were also given lectures on water pence: 7 “ Royal.Oak © B85 12:30.° 3:30
safety, and — life-saving. : Bazan Bay Blenkinsop. ae 12:35. 3:3
techniques. The students were |. North : Saanich Council will- . Cordova Bay. 12742
given their final exams by Miss. | request Regional. District. to Sayward’ R
Coleen. Fraser,.Area. Field | make a feasibility. study of the’ Tanner Rd.

. Supervisor. for the. Southern
: Vancouver - Island” and: Gulf
q. Islands | region, . who came: down: :

PLAUDITS. FOR. STAFF | :
| Commented. Sidney Alderman, _
_ Hugh Hollingworth, at/a
meeting: “The. public’ is. usually:
ff -quite™ quick. ‘to .criticize: the
» municipal. staff, but 1 wish ‘to
. bring to your : attention’. the.
remarks made by John Graham,

developer of the Latch property. ;
way -he was. looked after, and

operation from the Provincial

‘t ‘Government he would be very "
“happy.

MINIBUS"

suffering, according to the

] Saanich. Elementary Teachers
~ Association beeaus se of tran: a:

spor tation problems.
Saanich ° Peninsula”

week to look into the purchase of

qa mini-bus which, it was pointed ~~

out, might also take the pressure.
off transportation for children

"recent |-

He complimented the staff on the | Saanichton. Community ‘Rall.

said, if he could get the same co-

“Yntra-mural school. sports are i fe

‘School - a
Board decided at a‘meeting last &

Bazan Bay. sewage disposal:
scheme. following “C
dication that” the scheme

~~ Keatings-X Ra.
* Brentwood »
Wallace Dr.

FASHION SHOW Hes
; Claremont “Offshoots”” ‘choir

will entertain at the fashion. show _
to be held on Monday, Oct. 23 in.

Anna’ Allen. is: organizing the
affair, proceeds of which | go
toward the trail- -building fund in.
Central | ; Saanleh, _ Information,.

“FOR TRUCKS. : : :
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_ NEW, AND RETREADS -

| Soucy TIRE.

656-181 1.

a attending special classes.

a And earn up to 7. 30%.

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The 1972/73 Canada Savings Bonds are. on sale in A
denominations ranging from $50 to $25,000,-And,
‘they offer an average annual yield of 7, 30% if held. to

maturity in. 1984,

That's: a highly competitive interes st rate ‘on your | i
savings dollars. And you have the freadom to cash ~ ae
in your bonds anytime. You'll always get what you. —
paid plus any interest due.
But if you do hold your Canada Savings Bonds until
i maturity, you will rnore than double your money, And \
youl! have security, Canada Savings Bonds are’
backed by the resources of our cOUniry,  - iy
alt you'd like to put your money to wark in Canada
“and for Canada, buy Canada Savings Bonds
drop into our alice ar Aeiept vane us, We'd) be

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“THURS. Oct. 12 |
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A huge sale un “tervitie value opportunity. 4 op
~ FRIDAY Oct. B yreat floors of bargains, furuiture sullen,

ocenstonal furnitire,, broadioom, traperies,,

appliances, TV, lamps and acwessorlen, A,
Sam, to 9 pam. oe ee a,
Hl SAT. oct 14 | ave up to 0%
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9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.

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