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Expansion plans for the Swartz
Bay terminal are detailed in a
display trailer at the terminal
which is open seven days a week,
6:30 a.m. to 9:15 p.m.

Interested residents can visit the
trailer through the terminal admin-
istration office or while waiting to
board a ferry.

Comments are invited on infor-
mation cards.

The display outlines the work to
be done over the next three years.
The short and long-term parking
lots, on the west side of the
terminal, are to be completed by
April 1992 and the vehicle holding
compound is to be completed by
October 1992.

A new terminal building is to be
constructed by October 1992 and
the docks upgraded by February
1993.

The Lands End interchange is to
be completed by May 1992.

More ticket booths, short term

: and long-term parking will be

provided, especially to meet the
need for the increasing number of
foot passengers.

The information trailer will be
on site during the entire upgrading
process with displays changed as
construction proceeds,

A model of the upgraded termi-
nal and the Lands End-Curteis
Point interchange is on display at
North Saanich municipal hall until
April 3.

B.C. Transit plans to increase
bus service to Sidney and to the
Swartz Bay Ferry Terminal, with
buses operating as express routes
on the Pat Bay Highway.

j - Trailer shows terminal plans

STUDYING THE PLAN for upgrading the Swartz Bay terminal is
Sanai Crooks of Victoria, who travels to the Gulf Islands twice
a month to visit her family. She welcomes the improvements

in the terminal.

Wine drinkers will do their
shopping in brand new boutiques

Wine drinkers will soon be able
to do their shopping at specialty
wine boutiques, Consumer ser-
vices Minister Jim Rabbitt said
last week.

“The wine boutiques will be
designed to meet the needs of
sophisticated and knowledgeable
wine customers, a market niche
not well served at the present
time,” Rabbitt said.

The minister added that most of
the boutiques would operate in
densely populated urban areas.

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Victoria affects our community's

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listings

The new outlets will focus on
specialized merchandise, but also
on complimentary services,
including advice about wine, edu-
cational seminars, wine tastings
and even consulting services.

Proposals for the new wine out-
lets are to be solicited in newspa-
per advertisements. All proposals
are to be reviewed by the executive
committee of the Liquor Distribu-
tion Branch.

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Calif. and James T. Craig of
McKinney, Tex. are directors of
Pacific Parkland.

As well, in August 1990, two
mortgages with a value of $12
million were granted to Pacific
Parkland.

A search of the ttle by Central
Saanich municipal clerk George
Sawada in January revealed two

numbered companies are now
shareholders in Pacific Parkland.

One company, 1883 Holdings
Ltd., lists directors as Shingo Hon-
da of Tokyo, Japan, Shizue Sunami
of Whittier, Calif, Thomas Hu of
Plano, Tex, David Craig of Beverly
Hills, Calif. and Joseph A. Shimm-
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