SHAKES AND
SENIORS

Continued from Page A9

out of a $793 a month pension.

Tidman said he worked through
building manager Irene Elliott
when trying to help relocate ten-
ants.

Kelly’s neighbor, Mabel Pear-
son, said she was offered another
unit away from the construction
Friday moming.

Since she now expects to move
into another apartment at the end
of March, she plans to stay in her
present home.

Tidman said an eight-foot fence
is being constructed between the
apartment block and the construc-
tion site.

“Work on the site had to start to
meet construction deadlines, Tid-
man said. Beechwood is scheduled
for a July completion.

TheReview

Wednesday, February 28,1990 — A16

CONSTRUCTION ON HER DOORSTEP is watched by senior
Loreen Kelly, after the heavy equipment awoke her at 7

a.

m. Friday morning.

Wow

Reading down column "a

quotation. QUIZ

1. Retraction of amount of money (9)
2.S. American burrowing mammal encased in

bony plates (9)
3. Revile or abuse (10)
4. Something suggested (9)
5. Lack of faithfulness (10)
6. Dream (7)

7. Excellent specimen for display (9)
8. Phrase used to those who need encouragement

or comfort (4,5)
9. Surpass in excellence (8)
10, Duty list (6)
11. Abstain from, avoids (7)
12. Longing for (8)

of the completed
quiz will give you the name of the author of the

OONOOAA WP =

8a] 7D | 3f 8d | 5c |11b) 1b} 4b | 7h

11 9a} 1c If | 2b) 3d | 4d

4c | 3g | 5b| 7q| 9q| 1a [11g] 8e| 3b

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2f \7a 10d} 1h 2¢ |12¢} 8c] 7i

8b | 2g} 5d|10b} 7d| 6c |12e] 114 9h

6b] 2] | 8h 2a | 6d|5e} 3c] 9e) 8f 110a Od

2h |4a | 8i | 9c| 5h} 11e 1d] 2d | 3e | 6g | 12h 10

Solution in next week’s Review

Answers to Feb. 21 puzzle

1.phenomenal 9 shortage
2. exonerated 10. hunt o< it QUOTATION: MISTAKES OF OUR YOUTH.
3. Tun down 11. earplugs : Author: Percy B. Shelley
4. chemistry 12.low-down ALL OF US WHO ARE (1792-1822) English poet and
5. York; Gaul 13. lose way WORTH ANYTHING SPEND activist against political
6. manifest 14. endure OUR MANHOOD injustice, he lived in Italy and
7. boorish 15.Yukatan UNLEARNING OR died at a very early age due to
8. thrifty EXPIATING FOR THE a boating accident.

Witness sought
fo ferry theft

Police believe someone wit-
nessed a thief take a woman’s
jacket, wallet, cigarettes and maga-
zines from a seat in the snack bar
area of a B.C. Ferry just prior to
docking at Swartz Bay, about 8:50
p.m. Saturday.

All the items were found a short
time later — but $416 in cash was
stolen from the lady’s wallet.

Anyone with information should
call Sidney RCMP or CrimeStop-
pers.

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