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HAPPY HELP
Care givers humor workshop, Laughter
and Play for care givers, will beheld at St.
Andrews Anglican Church Hall, 9686 3rd

BRENNAN

St., Sidney. Registration $5, includes lunch.
Register by phone at 384-0408 or 652-
9873.
STAMPERS

Sidney Stamp Club meets in the Nell
Horth Room of the Sidney Library, juniors
from 11 am. to 1 pm. and seniors from
1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Swap and shop, prize
draw, bid board, door prizes and refresh-
ments. Visitors welcome.

BIRDS ’N BAKING
Bake and plant sale, poultry and game
bird auction in Buckerfield’s Parking lot,
Keating XRoad, 10 am to 3 pm. Sponsored
by the Victoria Poultry Association to raise
funds for the 1990 spring show. Info,
652-0283.

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the spice trade.

Coriander, cloves, mustard,
anise and caraway were all spices
known and extensively used by the
ancient Romans.

In the 1600’s, however, puritans
believed that spices inflamed the
passions and banned their use.

During the carly days of the
spice trade, spices were as pre-
cious and rare as gold and just as
treasured. For years the dockwor-
kers of London had their pockets
sewn up to prevent them from
pilfering peppercoms from cargo
they unloaded.

Today, cooks all over the world,
use herbs and spices routinely.
Many of us find particular pleas-
ure in going into the garden to
gather thyme, parsley, sage and
rosemary.

We enjoy herbal teas of many
kinds and it seems everyone knows
of someone’s granny who cured
somebody’s malady by the appli-
cation of a mustard plaster or
home-made herbal liniment.

Just enough room for one spicy
Tecipe today. It’s for

GLAZED PORK TENDER-
LOINS

2 Pork Tenderloins (about 3/4 Ib.
each)
1/2 cup Teriyaki Baste & Glaze
sauce
1/4 tsp anise sced, crushed
1/4 tsp. black pepper
Pinch ground cloves
Mustard-Soy dipping Sauce

Place tenderloins on rack in
shallow foil-lined roasting pan;
tuck thin ends of each tenderloin
under. Combine teriyaki sauce,
anise seed, black pepper, cloves
together and brush each tenderloin
thoroughly with glaze. Bake at 325
F for 1 hour, brushing occasionally
with glaze mixture. Remove from
oven, let stand 15 minutes. Cut
across grain into thin slices and
serve with Mustard Soy Dipping
Sauce. Serves 4 to 6.

Dipping Sauce

Blend 2 Tbsp. dry mustard with
1 tsp. each of white vinegar and
water, to make a smooth paste.
Cover and let stand 10 minutes.
Thin with any soy sauce to dipping
consistency.

2nd, 1990, at 7:30 p.m.

for certain siting variances.

1990.

HENRY AVE.

TOWN OF SIDNEY
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

Notice is hereby given that all persons who deem themselves to
be affected by the proposed amendment to the Zoning Bylaw No.
750 will be afforded an opportunity to be heard on the matters
contained therein before the Council of the Town of Sidney at a
Public Hearing to be held in the Council Chambers, Town Hall,
2440 Sidney Avenue, Sidney, British Columbia, on Monday, April

A Development Variance Permit is also being considered to allow

A copy of the proposed bylaw and permit may be inspected at the
Town Hall, Monday to Friday, excluding holidays, between the
hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. from March 19th to March 30th,

Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 1010

To rezone the following properties from “B.3 Multiple Family
Residential — High” to “B.2 Multiple Family Residential —
Medium” for the purpose of a 4-unit townhouse development.

Lots 12 and 13, Block 1, Section 11, Range 4 East, Plan 470

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COLLECTING?

Antiques and collectibles show and sale,
10 am to 4 pm, Sanscha Hall on Beacon
Avenue, Sidney. Admission 50 cents. Pro-
ceeds to support operation of the commun-
ity hall. Info, 656-4523.

April 1

STILL COLLECTING?
Antiques and collectables show and sale,
10 am to 4 pm, Sanscha Hall on Beacon
Avenue, Sidney. Admission 50 cents. Pro-
ceeds to support operation of the commun-
Info, 6

SENIOR’S FRIENDS
Free program to train visitors to senior’s
homes to help care givers and elderly,
sponsored by the Mt. Newton Adult Day
Care. Six two-hour sessions. To Tegister call
Eva at 652-3432.(11)
BOSOM BUDDIES
Support group for women who had breast
disease or surgery meets the first Thursday
of each month. New members welcome.
Call 656-1619 or 592-8459.(13)
SPEAK OUT
Conquer a fear of public speaking with
Toastmasters Intemational. Meetings every.
Tuesday, 7:30 to 9:30 pm, at Sidney Silver
Threads. Info, Pat, 652-0433 or Amie,
656-9381.(10)
WILDLIFE SALE .
Donations sought for the Wildlife
Reserve annual a garage sale, slated

2489 Bevan Ave.

“WHEN ONLY THE

“UPHOLSTERING
BOAT & CAMPER CUSHIONS
COLLECTIBLES

BRITISH FRAINED
With 20 Years Experience

JUST APPOINTED DEALERS FOR

Sanderson Fabrics
FINEST FROM BRITAIN

for late April. Donations can be dropped
off at 1175 Wain Road, North Saanich. For
info, call the Wildlife Reserve of Westem
Canada, 656-1301.(12)
GOLFING GIRLS
Ardmore Ladies Golf Glub 1990 season
Started at 8:30 am. March 20.(11)

SECOND WAVE
Sidney Second Wave masters swim club
meets at the Panorama Leisure Centre
Mondays 9:15 to 10:15 pm, Wednesdays 8
to 9 pm and Saturday, 4 to 5 pm. $3 drop-in.
Info, Wendy McBride, 656-3365 or Bill
Hingley, 655-3225.(11)
HELP WANTED
Canadian Cancer Society, Peninsula
Unit, needs volunteers to work in the office.
To volunteer, call.655-1311 and leave your
name and phone number. A television set to
show educational videos is also
needed.(11)

KID STUFF
Daily after-school program sponsored by
PCA youth services and Panorama Leisure
Centre. Supervised activities for those aged
six to 14. Activities include dance, indoor

SLIP COVERS
UPHOLSTERY SERVICE

696-8126 Sidney

BEST WILL DO”

sports, board games, space for homework,
outdoor games. Daily or weekly passes
available. Info, Bill Scott at 656-0134 or
Steve Grant at 656-7271.
PEP
Peninsula Employment Project invites
job seekers to register for employment.
Conveniently located at Bevan and 3rd
Street, clients and employers given prompt
attention and assistance, peruse job board
any time, Monday to Friday, 9 to noon, 1
pm to 4 pm.
SPRING CLEANING
The PCA Thrift Shop welcomes dona-
tions of all kinds. Drop off at the depot, rear,
of 9751 3rd St., or call 656-3511 or
655-1521 to arrange for pick-up.

SALES TAX -
CREDIT

You may be eligible for
the Federal Sales Tax
Credit this year. At H&R
Block we'll find you the
biggest Sales Tax Credit
you're entitled to. If
you're only filing for tax
credits this year we'll
prepare your return for
a special low price.

There's no need to be

confused over the many
changes in tax laws. The
specialists at H&A Bluck
always have the answers

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