Wednesday, April 27, 1988

THE REVIEW 9781-2nd St.

, Sidney B.C.

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backwards. The puzzle will be easier if you find the bigger ainstream Cana a
words first. As you find a word. CIRCLE EACH LETTER. and ; ,
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8 alll By Ann M. Smith _
Solution: 8 letters | FF mira F ao SOIC r Although the actual date of  conspirators’’ in the WDS mess
. . the next federal election is still and accuses bureaucrats at both
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Fl Ht RLM V rs TT | SILID 5 a big question mark, every indi- _ levels of wanting to tap into the
. TH a WORDS cation we've had so far should —_ $1.2-billion free-for-all.
a A Alvord Fischer M Moore cle | lelrisialul T pare ee A spell a warning to Canadians ‘Unfortunately. WDS,
a Antonello Foul Mueller that this could be one of the — which was originally intended
‘B Bagwell , enol N Narleski wefetcteso ait Le [R | most expensive campaigns in — tg promote western diversifica-
: Friet Nash lelels| history. In fact, there’s a pretty tion. is now being siphoned by .
Barnes Niles | _ tion, is now being sipho ry
Bartley h ney O O'Neill At ad a good argument to be made that the bureaucrats in lieu of alter- -
ry Bat Harrell P Parker the pre-election price tag 18. native programs designed to
die Har Piercy Pis HINIP M/E, 5 already up to more than facilitate regional expansion in
Bo evens assamaer eis | Si-billion. the West
Bishop Hawes ; SIA C Me smerent Exar) aaver we
i Black Higgins 5 Reidy a1 i Our current federal govern- *“Inthe process, however, the
a Bowers Hitchcock Ahie! BS LIE g ment is guilty of one of the — fegeral government has virtu-
Bruton Holden ~ tig woke i ~ .
i Buckner Hughes S Serena RiN: GIL [R/B| | oldest political tricks in the ally ignored the real instrument
~~ Burich Hulen eO , | book: taking so-called govern- 4" diversification—entrepre-
Butier ‘J. James ener Or LA H BE iy ment programs and dangling | jeurs and. instead, may be on
q Burke K rie Skiff Cc 10! N A When mn PORTO UneEHCCOMAIeS 4,4 road to conitinuing the tradi-
g Beyers Kellys Smith 4 wi S| le noses in the hopes of gaining — tionally narrow and highly cen-
HC Chappelle Kennedy Sweeney DIGIT Y SJE L | & political advantage. The most a), ae «ret Pie
| Conigliaro Kern Tt Terry noe fnne ~ ‘sible c: date was neatly tralized approach to diversifica-
a Craver Killefer Tuttle EIUIO D A 7 i raced as. .. Wes was Bien tion by over-emphasizing major
"i . rend L Lange Vv Voss MITINIE M fe lB | Ss stication Scravepy in chick _ projects and resource extraction |
. W Wagner ALE po - ins and development.”*
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(pA SSE AGEN SETTLE TAS ELSE ST TEN ELLE TS TENE ET I A IES

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Take a stroll down Beacon Av- -
enue or venture across the ever-

diminishing Agricultural Land

Reserve to explore the. distinct,
and very. separate communities
which * together’ form __ the
Municipality. of North Saanich.
What do you see that tells. you
who we were in the past, where

‘we. came from, and why? Not a

lot, unless you’ve really done.

~. your homework: _ you know

here to look. -
+) Our. natural environment,. at:

- Teast in theory, is safeguarded by ~

community plan objectives. which

seck to preserve and enhance the. :
is integrity of ‘both ‘the land’ and» ©
~: marine. cnvironment. Policies are.
in’ place to ‘preserve .the agricul-.
‘tural base and. the rural character...
2 Everything: from hillsides: and. tree.’
cover,’ to open. spaces, “scenic
“resources and, bogs, is specifically “om
. mentioned. The: fragile environ-,.°
7 iment. of Tsehum Harbour ‘Lagoon .”
“has: been" designated as'a wildlife:

~ habitat: preserve.- The Tseycum

: Indian’ Burial’. Site at Nymph. ©
. Pointis.a heritage site. But of the
built heritage there is no mention.

Se.

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WANTED TO RENT: Responsible; N/S

os SINGLE,
_ amokor wanting fo rant! amall house; ©.
‘Have modium size dog, well behaved. .
Approx, $400, Would proter Sidney of.

HOUSE WANTED

a Jung
references, Central Saanich area, Up ~

BEER FRIDGE, $19.00; 20"

eee

: Destroyed. by neglect, the pub-.
licly owned Deep: Cove: Hall is
still a recognizable landmark. and _
connection, toa colorful: past.

Nearby, a house of significance
~ and ‘intrigue -- it has served.as a

stop-over house. and first. post of-

- fice. in the area -- is practically in

__WANTED |

‘working man'seeks 1 BR suite or apt:
jor 2-3 bdrm. home. Prefer furnished.
but will consider unfurnished, Prefer,
Brentwood, Sidney ar, Saanich. Penin-
‘sula, Call Bill, 652. 2313 days or 652.
155) evenings 16517

PRIVATE PURCHASER hos cash, wants

three plus: bedroom hame (not. ran...

cher): to $150,000) max... Sidney. or
Peninsula area. No realtors: please.

655-1727 ar 188-5464 pagor 6783. 16/20:
WANTED TO. RENT:. House and barn
(secluded) by stane sculptor, Must -be

- able to wark in outbuilding with elec-

tricity Ve 7d7- 1172,
RESPONSIBLE,

16.18

lady, non

Pontisula area, Phone after 6 p.m,
656-8029, VPs 20 .

“WANTED TO RENT: anid’ agod.¢ caus:

ple: ne childran, ne pets, requires 1, 2).
with.

or 3° bodream  hause,or apt.
garage. Extramely © clan. people, :
Relocating to Sidney arca May or June. -

“Well oducated. Call collect after é.pim. .
» Area code 416: 885-6880 or write bo
“Achon, 49 Wallington, Apt. 502, Port,

VN

Hope, Ontario, LTA IMS,
JUNE OR JULY AST. Rotired couple re:

“quire 2-0F°3 bedroom hame: Peninsula. ‘
W718:

approx, $600.00 656-2030.
NEAT N/S WIDOW desires a ‘pleasant ;

“fuentthod 1 BR auitea in home with Ns

seriior couple or widew, Close. in, 748+
3774 ovenings. VAT

McTavish School area up 19 $100,000,
655-4214, 49-20

a BELROOM HOUSE required to ront
1288, Responsible . family,
to $700.;mo. Miran 652. S101 or 477.
776? Le \7

resetecnsvosmtansn

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Br) LATE
_ TOCLASSIFY

. WANTED FOR JUNE Istiiwo ae
apt. or basement suite for couple with:

newhord in duly. Alter Sone A8%
W894. © : mee YWAy
NEW : AUSINESS ws Taroda Marine,

specializing ino marine -consiruction, ©

firad Gibson: 656-9075, PARA

colar TM,
$165.00; large alfice clogk, $150.00;
wooden playpen; $1.00; new kovate
‘sult: $15.00: brownie uniform, $7.00.

rab eerie Gee

nil

“par month;

INS ‘Sansbury, ;

GARDEN ROTOTILLING. -

Wiehe

ruins. Some fine examples do:ex-.

ist though, and in exemplary con-

dition. Drive by the residence on

Wain Road built in-1880, or the

‘original homestead ‘of pioneer
landowner and-hop farmer Wil-
liam Towner, which still stands at .
“the corner: of West Saanich and
» Downey. :
- Of later time but still: very y Sie:
~ nificant to the development of the
“area is Mary’s. This_ charming
~ cottage restaurant, was built. to
“eater: to..the -7 000. servicemen’
who: ‘passed ‘through: ‘the. major.

military - base ‘which ‘was. estab-

lished. at Pat. Bay. during war
‘years, Tis: ‘snug interior - ‘brings. oS
back mémories of a pivotal time’
for North. Saanich which has led
“ultimately to. the: area’s position

as a unique transportation centre. -
. Back on: Beacon," mall mania

. has hit. Sidney:*So- far. they “are.
‘they're.
‘small, and the coast to. coast chain
stores have not swamped our lo-

recognizably © different;

cal style of merchandising -- yet!

We've still’ got our Sidney
-Storckcepers with their own dis-
‘tinct praeaclerislics:

“TOO LATE
TO CLASSIFY _

‘TWO. FAMILY GARAGE SALE,
niture,. electric appliances,

Fur-
man's .4

-spd. bike, golf clubs, etc, No, 6+ 9855

Resthaven Dr..
4 ip.m,.

Sat.. Apr, 30,10 aun. -

10-4 p.m. DIMA Armelia Sidney — V717
FOUND: SET OF KEYS at foot of Cromar
at Madronna, 656-1890. . VeN7
SAANICH, GULF ISLANDS.Cons itituoncy

of the Reform. Party. of Canada is
«holding an organirational meeting on
Sunday.) May, 2 p.m., Claremont High

School. All wolcome, W717
CABINET SEWING" MACHINE. flathod|
zigzag, $100.00. 6562997, DEVI,
“FOR RENT, SAANICHTON, 5 BR, bie

pus. room, all drapes included; aven-

Ings; 7-9 ps m, 652. 4019; Available May
he WV ue
1979 SCOUT I, A. 1. PSs PB. or eon oS
_-ditioning, new. fires, brakes, sortor,

fuel, pump and.rad, No rust. $5, 500.
‘Days, 656-7023, wyes, 656-3461 VF VI
BACHELOR SUITE TOR RENT, $925, 00
Fridge, stave, washer,

dryer. and utilities included. “Phode
‘after 4 p.m. 656- 6972. | — VAT
GARAGE SALE fed - MOVING come HOTTO
large items, Apr. 30, Gam. + 3p.m.
2099 Redwing Place. We?

‘CUSTOM MADE IN LOS ANGELES, 8 (1.
nota, beiga background, Excaliant con-
dition. $375.00; colfee table, 4 tt. black,
lacquer. $140.00, Phono 655- cat

V7.

WANTED TO BUY; 9 AK, family room, 3
pce. ensuite. wemasiar bdrm, No
cathedral: entrances. © Sidnoys North
Soanich area preferred 656-7050 alter.
te oO pat Mee VV ad

yee

. GREEN AND GOLD TWEED hide-a bed,
“Clean,,Good condition. $105. 006: 656+

4779,
FOR SALE:

WA?

charger, Nu gas, all, wires te bother
ithe, $198 00. 184 AVDA , ;

Mahagony, Asking $900.00, 656. ites
Vez.

682 4063,

“79 GMC 9/4, Mint condition, 652-18B7,

vae Jf

VIAVT
SUPER GARAGE SALE =~ Sat, Apr, 30. .

ELECTRIC LAWNBOY |

mower, amall mower, ideal for small. ;
lawns, ‘runs: on. batteries with awn -

Vr ,

“SHERLOCK-MANNING uprigit piano: —

VAT

Do new building attract more
business?’ ~ Ask . The: » Latch
Restaurant. Their careful renova-.

tion of a truly unique residence is
-surely-one of the reasons that at-

tracts. customers, and -then: keeps =:
them coming back. “Who would

miss a-chance. to: view from the
“sinside, and at Ieisure, a: home that
“s0°- well: reflect’s. B.C.’s forest.
heritage» and the’ skills’ Of: its
-- eminent. architect’ and: craftsmen? io
~The: implicit history and sense of.
“continuity. expressed in’ ‘building
‘such’ as: this;-is: both rewarding, :
and invigorating. ° me 2
-Levs not destroy those elements -
‘that’ give our’ towns ‘and’ com-»
“munities character. and “individu- :
‘ality. As John Steinbeck’ s women.
“of . Wrath ©
- pondered, “How. will: we: know

_it’s us without our past?” A kind :
of cultural amnesia’ may set-in

in “The. Grapes’

where we. have ‘to. continually re-

“invent ourselves. |

By. retaining and re-using his-

~. toric. buildings, we have the op- .
portunity to enhance our day-to-
~ day living. To fail to take ad- .
~ vantage of these resources means

our children will have‘to rely:on
institutions “and books for. this

~ facet of their education. Far. better -
the real, functioning world than to
relegate our history to a-fabrica-

tion ina museum.

This heritage handed down -
from previous generations is not -

ours to do with as we like, We are
custodians only,, who borrow
from our children, and from their
children,

‘The benefits are not only educa-
tional; or social and aesthetic,
They ‘can be financially reward-

“ing, and in. fact must be economi-

cally valid, Look.to Nelson, B.C.,_
for ‘an cxample of urban renewal.

ewhich, as an.unforescen spin-off,
level, $850 per-mo. One one longo, 8: a

“bothrooam; stove, fridge, dishwashor,
“vacieflaw, twa fireplaces, large rum:

fice® and ‘chambers, and. space: to

hase 5 business. is 4?

generated remarkable financial
reward. Its program of historic

revitalization undertaken. with
. Conservation Branch assistance,

created a unique sense of time

~and place.:The two major motion: :
‘pictures filmed there have more

than repaid the investment. ©

In Kaslo, the Langham Cultural
_.Centre. was’ bom. out of the.
derelict state of the Langham.
Hotel. The Centre which includes»

art galleries, a theatre, studios and ©”

_ classrooms, is unequalled in the...

“Province. Closer to: home, when...
~the Federal Government ‘wanted
to. demolish’ the."1912--Duncan- > >
Post Office, city’ council took:the.
initiative and,:with:a stunning in-.) ’
“terior. design,” “transformed the -
“building i into-a‘unique and beauti-
«ful: ‘facility. -of which they: can’ be

‘justly ‘proud. They now. have of-

“Whose business. is it. 10 take the

“initiative and thereby enhance our:
“cultural: dives? Everyoncs ' == and
-our public. bodies must lead the
“way. by example, and by offering a

incentives.
There's not always a spare’ post

office around, but North Saanich —
might do well to-study the cxam--
‘ple of Duncan before condemning

-municipal staff to continue. in
their inefficient and undignified

‘quarters. The Town of Sidney
. might realize unseen benefits by
‘utilizing rather than tearing down

the interesting structure which

‘houses the muscum, but presently .

stands in the: way of marina. de-
‘Customs .

middle and all!) and incorporated

in a cotlage brewery design ~ for
which the location is’ already

zoned.

The economic. reality of that
site dictates a better. return than
any museum can achieve. And a

_ brewery on a waterfront never

“went brake!

a King
North Saanich,

"LITTLE "BITS FOR YOUR WTS

by MICHAEL GOLDIN.

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The first. woman tecorbit the
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June 16,1983, in Vestok: VE
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A fire fly is not-a ‘tly
beatle.
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To the ancient Greeks,
yellow siquilie dan

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yellow to depict Barth,

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velopment, Its historical form of 4
‘House might ‘be
‘regained (with road through. the.

ing out that way. And after just
six months critics began to
charge that this ‘initiative had
been politically misguided and
-bureaucratically mishandled.
John Bulloch, president of
the 80,000-member Canadian
Federation of Independent

Business, has been the strongest .

critic.

Bulloch. is concerned that’

WDS has little to do with diver- .
‘sification and, instead; is being.
development

_-used to showcase the. federal.

- “ presence:in. western Canada. °

_-‘*Mishandled policy initia-

~-tives of this nature are blatantly:
‘patronizing: in: ‘their. attitude»

“toward the. West) and: should

~ either be cleaned up or done
aay with altogether,”” ropes :

said...
He calls the: provinces and

per tonight. It's. a’ meatless
‘budget-wise change chock ‘full
of nutrition. Of course your

microwave makes it quick: .:

and -easy-and we don't have
to: bother with the’ fattening
pastry.

Perhaps it’s time you-had a

get-together at your:home for ©
- friends you haven't seen for.a a
while.-Celebrate the arrival of.

spring with a Sunday-brunch,

‘to a fabulous. brunch, Along
With’cream or milk, and.
cheese, eggs are the main
ingredients in quiche, /a fla-

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“Fiaeantaiit by island rFunittarg oa
Spring for a quiche |

Spring for.a “quiche for. sup.

.gafe:bowl. Cover, microwave, |
. High 5_ minutes, Let stand 5:

“vorful: eg -custard baied with -

or without a pie shell,

ifferent ingredients to a
“basic quiche recipe: combine

bacon “and Swiss cheese for.’ °:

Quiche Lorraine; or add
~ chopped: spinach, feta cheese

and seasonings for Spinach ©
Quiche: or add your choice of -

seafood and green vegetables,

There are: humeous varia
(lonsy '
Crates: ‘salmon: ‘broccoli

“theese | crustless’ quiche are
(wo-easy and delicious varias

ions that are: sure. to: delight

your uesty

More delicious “egg - ideas»
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able by. writing tor Ontario:
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You ‘can .create your own!
quiche by adding’a number of.

Milleraek Dri 5
LUN. ;
vepart. series has”

been. prepared “to pee

~peeurate. and detailed direet~
jons for the preparation. of
meringues, omelettes, ¢
souffles and crepes, The sel
includes” illustrated” sheets

y . with tips, recipes: and serving

. SUABES ions,

“Cruntlens Salmon
 Broceoti Quiche
@ 1 Thsp Sm) mutter —
@.) medium onion, chopped
o1 cup. (250 m
~ proceoli:
. @ ) cup (250 mle milk
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 @l- cup: (250ml): ‘shredded |

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~ ach. -onion,.and: garlie.

mill. By Daishowa standards,
this relatively small government -
contribution was unnecessary.
And, as Bulloch points out, the

—$9.5-million_ would’ probably

have been put to more construc-
tive use’ by community-based
organizations dedicated to.
diversification at the grassroots
level... ne

~ Handing out money may be
good politics but. in reality is
poor economics:: Increased
| comes’ from
encouraging better skills and
attitudes of people that, in turn,

_ will create new companies, Jobs :

and technologies. .

For a government that‘has -
made such significant strides i in

‘the: overall handling of our.)
“economy, WDS could become. =. >
oa giant” step: in. ‘the. wrong Tes

“the ‘federal: government ‘‘co-". di :

e 1 can (7 92/1988) salimon:
drained © :

Swiss cheese |
Lightly. -grease 10 inch

late. Place the onion and the
roccoli.in'a. small: microwave

min. Cool’ In: bowl; beat “°f
together milk,» eggs, baking -

..mix,. dillweed, salt and-pep-.- .[ :
eggs are the perfect start °~

per. Fold in ‘salmon, cheese vf
and broccoli mixture. Pour:
into prepared ‘pie plate,
Medium, 18-20
minutes or until quiche is set.

Let:stand 5 minutes for very ‘ia

Makes 6-6 servings:
Frosh. asparagus: in season
now may he substituted for
broceali.

Spinach and Cottage: Cheese i
Crustless Quiche
@ 10 04,

centre .to.set, -—.. ;

@ 1) Thsp. Gsm) hitter oo
.@-1 medium onion, - finely =
chopped:

,@ ly clove fartie, finely. a oo
chopped a :
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@ 4 cpgs . a

@) rita (25 som) milk Beg
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