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THE REVIEW _ a Wednesday, May 16, 1979

Alliance Moves Into Keating

David Hill, acting | municipality. at a sod-| Oldfield, site of the

mayor of Central Saanich, | turning ceremony May 9 at | proposed Alliance Moving

officiated.on behalf of the | Keating X Road and] and: Storage Co.
— — warehouse.

With Hill was the

president of - Alliance

Moving and Storage, Bill
Brown, - and _— general
“manager of the company,

DELI-BUN

‘Your nicest luncheon place in town.” | Walter Webster.

DELI BUNS Representing North

SANDWICHES American Van Lines Inc.,

SOUPS - SALADS an Alliance affiliate, was

TAKE OUTS president and chairman of

3rd. the board, Ken Maxfield,

& Beacon 656-4333 and the company vice-
. president, John Brown.

Brown said that the

warchouse will be 30 feet in

SIDNEY WELDING =| Ss "hres
& FABRICATION

space. It will be a palletized
9810 Fourth St., Sidney

warehouse, designed for
storage of. furniture and
also. ‘business machines,
another facet of the
operation.

Hill . welcomed the
delegation on’ behalf. of
Mayor Jean Butler and said
m the Municipality of Central
f. Saanich was delighted to
have Alliance move into the
Keating Industrial Park.

He said Central Saanich
2 «council was committed to
4 making the Keating area
into one of the better in-
dustrial parks in the region,

* Steel Mig Welding
* Aluminum Mig Welding
_-* Equipment Manufacturing
* Custome Wrought Iron

MIKE JESTICO

656-2321

& and hoped . the company | By MAUREEN |
“Bo! LOGNA S would co-operate with MILGRAM
GAINERS : council. Motorama 19 was ‘a

: huge success with ap-
BY THE / ¢ { . roximately 5,000. people
PIECE LB: ; Want To Stop 7 a, peop

coming through. the doors

noking?. ..
Sr LOnING Ss superb display of vehicles,

COTTAGE ROLLS}

’ Harold Dawes, minister - classic .. cars,’ trucks,

. f of the. Seventh Day { specialty cars and even one
SHRED $ 69 i Adventist Church. on} boat. The . organizers,
ED ok f  Resthaven Drive, and his Peninsula Recreation, -the

) ©4wife, Ruth,~ have been | 5-6-7... Vancouver Island

getting people. to - quit
smoking for more. than 20
“years.
iH Their. annual session ‘for
a smokers, . using a: five-day
“plan, has .a»75 per cent.

Club, .and the ‘Vancouver
Island Street
Association «.. were. happy
‘with the show and the great
response: to. it... Speciai
thanks~ to everyone con-

“CHUCK STEAKS |

‘GRADE A-1.

30 LB. HOLIDAY

STEAK PACK |

"312

10 LB. CHUCK STEAK success rate, they claim: cerned; it was” a.- great
10 LB. SIRLOIN STEAK é This year’s session will be. weekend. The People’s
_SLB.RIBSTEAK. — # held: at Sanscha Hall, Choice. CKDA. trophy
5 LB. T-BONE STEAK. : “SPRING LAMB f . Beacon- “Avenue, May 27 te winner. was Phil Hynes,

B..31, at 7:30 ‘p.m.- nightly.

~The plan is:a‘series of five
consecutive . -- 90-minute:
‘sessions’ -which.-.shows
smokers how’ to. beat: ‘the.
habit on. - four. levels. ’ ’
-physically,.:: mentally, |e

from Vancouver, who won.
with. a -1932 = black Ford
‘coupe; Among the 56:
entrants, there -weré’ many

LEGS

: NEW ZEALAND

local: ‘North: . Saanich’

Le king forward to 80: °:

“participating. - roller

Trailing Begonias
(in wooden baskets)

ofthe - peninsula’s

Expensive ‘but Beautiful! _ disco, Spinky’s.

- MANY VARIETIES OF PATIO
& GARDEN TOMATO PLANTS

Come See Us

~ Langland

This

season and there’s plenty of
action. for -all. ages, < in-
cluding a great Saturday
afternoon’ « session called
Kid’s Fun, which | is
everything from. frisbee lo
floor hockey.

There's ‘still room ‘for
adults and kids to join the

Garden C nt roller skating - lessons?
| a - @ re school age, 6-107 p.m, and
[Next to Sidney Super Foods]. adult, 7. to & p.m. on

ess “Mondays. For. more. in-

“FOR THE TRAVELLER

: , SHANDY: PAK KSTOWELETTES: *SHAMPOO sno SUDS EACH

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~ PHISODERM

HYPO. ALLERGENIC SKIN cuemnscr

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at Panorama to view the-

colleges
“have

Rod} spearhead‘ the community.

“mer,
Barbara Fisher (soon to. be

“novel: cars. and displays with

° “winning / prizes:

Post??480.]o9 py

“The: Teen" Spectacular’.
opened last: Friday-at” the-
- centre with 400 youngsters.

_ skating, skateboarding and :
‘disco dancing to the sounds-
own -

heralds in the-roller skating:

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; RK =
De ay,
GENS % fersee san Ne wee

formation call Karen
Brownsey at the centre.
Spring is here now and
summer is just around the
corner! The staff at the
Peninsula. Recreation
Department is preparing for
a great summer of activities
for all ‘ages. Through the
auspices: of. the Young.
Canada. Works Grant, five
young . students... from
-.and~ universities -
been hired . to

recreation .. summer
program. »-Welcome ‘to
Daphne. Hall,’ project. co-

ordinator, Evelyn’ Coates,

Tannis .. Bristow and
welcome back ~ to two
returnees. from last. sum-.
Suzanne Pratt and

Barbara Swann,

congratulations, Barb!).:

The ‘department.has: ‘also ©

received a provincial’ Youth

Employment Grant. to hire’|.
AS: young ‘students ° to -run™
the»

summer. :

cially and spiritually: for: the,
Bags ecg eS oe »,. of. best:sdisplay: |
‘| and Gerry. Rossen, for: the-| activities
cotruck:

underway . at:
school. '

Parkland
‘Already,. it’ -looks

like a: tough decision on
"behalf of the management
. the students are’
-highly. motivated ‘and are.
‘keen to participate in a-wide
‘range of activity. It’s going

team...

to be.a great summer.
‘Our. Smile of the. Week:

-JoAnn. Cooke, one’of our

three’ receptionist/cashiers,

whose pleasant smile you

see as the first person in the

SI L VER
THREADS

Monday through Friday:
9 am, .— centre. open,
ecards, Ubrary, — billiards,
morning coffee, afternoon
tea,

Victoria Day holiday: 1
10 4 p.m, — centre open for

drop-ins; 7:30 pam. —
bingo, .
Tuesday: 9: 30 AM
Aapidary; 10 amy om
Serenaders: | practice,

painting: noon — lunch: |
pan. whist, . cro,

mate

lapidary,: paintings’ 7 p.m.
~~ shuffleboard and eames

night.

Wednesday: 10. a.m =
_ Novelties: and rug: hooking; '
“hoon = hotdinner; 1 pamy
discussion”

vomee

mah-jong,:
group; 2pm. = concert
with? Peter
Karen Rich, singing experts
from. Carousel and. the
Desert Song; 7 pan. =
duplicate bridge.

Thursday: 9:30 am. ==
lapidary; 10 a.m,

od

weaving, ‘carpet . bowling; -
Hoon — finch; 1 pam

bridge; 1:30) p.m, o-
dressmaking; 7 pmo
crib,

_ Friday: 9:30 Am,
podiatrist: 10 - a.m.

-beadwork, keep fit, senor yl
» ceramics, quiltings NOON =
lunchy 1:30 pam. == silver §
“U'hells practice, stretch

and sew; 2 pum. -—- jackas 7
p.m, ~~ evening cards,

Klondike Night dinner
and dance @30 pam. “May

26. Trip tickets on. sale:
June 7 Bellingham; June
26 wed Gutf tslands.

‘playground ope

; staff “have:
already been’ hired: ‘Nancy
“Bain and Marie Laturnus. ||’
The additional staff will be:
‘hired from: the Recreation.
- Leadership ‘course presently.

* Bradley © and:

A CEREMONIAL SOD- TURNING took place May 9 at Keating X
Road and Oldfield, site of the proposed Alliance Moving and Storage
warehouse. Left to right, Walter Webster, general manager, Alliance
Moving and Storage; David Hill, alderman and acting mayor of
Central Saanich; John Brown, vice-president, North American Van

Lines Inc.; Ken Maxfield, president and chairman of the board, North
American Van Lines Inc.

Recreation In Review

building or whose voice is
the first one you hear when
you call the centre. JoAnn
has .been with. the centre
since she graduated from
Parkland school, and even
before that, as a student in
the Recreation. Leadership
course and involved as:a
part-time employee: on. the
maintenance staff.” JoAnn

‘is always ready to volunteer.

for special assignments and
she certainly. worked hard
on’ the Motorama: Show,
putting lots of extra time
and effort into ‘the show.
Say hello to JoAnn the next
‘time you’re at the centre.
Tennis . seems -to be
replacing _ badminton - on
everyone’s activity list right
now... The:.. badminton
sessions are just winding up

this week. Trevor: Wignall:|:

and. Leanne. Aitken have
had a ‘successful badminton
season highlighted. by: the
“Sp, ring

Tournament.

middle’.
‘Tegistration ©

24."
“For. spring programs’ still

available: The Folk: ‘Dance’® |
“Workshop is.on May 27;

‘the.’ ‘Lifesaver. © First : “Aid
‘Course from. St. John is on
May 25; the.
Workshop on.. June

and. Photo Trek IHI1/is’on
June 24, Call Lorraine or

Leanne if you want further

information on any. of these
programs,

Badminton.

of June: with we
-for‘summer ae
Sessions on June 22, 23. and

Nutrition.
173°
Photo Trek I] is on May 27; ° §

MODEL ‘T’ AUTO
JUST ONE ITEM

AT AUCTION

A 1927 Model-T Touring
car in restorable condition
will be one of the main. |
attractions at the Giant
Prairie-Style Auction June
9 at the Saanichton
Agricultural Fair Grounds.

The auction, being. held
by the Sidney Rotary Club,
will feature around. 300

WISE BUYS

FROM HUGH
DL681A
1979 % Ton Chev. Pick-up. 6
cyl., auto., power steering -
- $6277.
Phone Hugh at 656-3151 or
Cornell GM 385-5777, |.

“TENNIS oats Wy

Instruction and Supervised Social Play

good saleable items, in-. for All Ages and All Levels

cluding a few reconditioned 6 lessons for $18.00

lawnmowers, ride-em .

lawnmowers, farm — Juniors $15.00 .

machinery and some new Information And Registration

dinghies. Jean Shaw - 656-1363 :
Auctioneers include Ann Graham - 652-3059 : .

Percy Lazarz, of the Sidney Central Saanich - 652-4444
Rotary Club, and-> Wilf
Lund, of the Victoria club.

Lazarz anticipates from

-250 to 300 people will at-
tend, and all money raised
is to-go toward the club’s
work in the community,
one. of the more recent
donations being . the
Zamboni ice cleaner for the
Panorama Leisure Center.

Vote Of Thanks

10114 McDONALD PARK RD.
For Jack Rogers |
Jack Rogers, Sidney §

656-1313 __
council’s representative on ,

the board of variance,
submitted his ‘letter of 7 °
resignation to Sidney
council Monday night after
10 years of service.

A special vote of thanks

MOVING! -
Sidney Glass

JUNE Ist.

2537 Beacon Avenue, Sidney .
»  6§6-1131

was. given’ by ° council * cits,
members and a momento is SUNDAY SMORGASBORD
to be presented. 4-8 P.M.
Council ‘now must ap-~ ) HOT ROAST. BEEF, HAM
point ©a. replacement. | _-AND TURKEY,
Administrator Geoff Logan . PLUS SEA FOOD AND
suggested former . mayor | SALADS
Dick Leigh as suitable and DESSERT WITH COFFEE OR TEA
eligible for the. position. - Only $8.50
‘ Logan‘contacted Leigh who Mon da Fri day Hot Lun h
said he would be delighted eso Special
eee wa ENTERTAINMENT
BAND TO "Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday .
. PERFORM : a _Evenings. — 8&12p.m.

The _ Salvation Army
Band will perform at 2 p.m: -
Sunday at Tulista Park, X —
under-the direction of Bruce Y'
Hoadley. If the weather is ©.
poor, the 60 to.90-minute.
performance will, be. held:i in.)

Sanscha Hall. ;

OR. Bruce f Buckler, Robert w. Metzen,
nner “Trudi LL. Brown: and: Judith M: Milliken. re
“are e pleased to announce that. effective May lth, 1979
‘they ‘will be practicing law-in partnership with:
= Carol Mahood Huddart :
“whose preferred areas of practice ‘include family law,
“wills and trusts, under the firm name

_ Buckler, Metzger

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