Monday, March 12

6 p.m., Camosun Today - Vari-
ety. Produced by the Applied
Communication students of
Camosun College.

6:30 p.m., The Helen Sims
Show - Cooking. Join Helen as she

blends good cooking and good
humor into a half-hour of tasty
fun!

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displayed in a fashion
show Sunday af the Sid-
ney Seafood House.

Sewing
seminar
soon

Two seminars on professional
sewing techniques, sponsored by
Sharon’s Sewing Boutique, will be
held March 10 in the Landmark
Building social room, Sidney.

Florida-based instructor Clo- |

tilde will conduct a Sew Smart
Seminar, Sew for the $500 Look,
from 9 a.m. until 12 noon and a
Smart Tailoring Seminar from 1 to
4 p.m.

Cost is $25 each or both for $40.
For information call 655-4432.

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Welcome Wagon Answering
Service 479-3385

Canadian.
Coast Guard’

7 p.m., Aperture - Photography.
Jom host Bradford Stephenson in
this instructional series on the art
and science of 35mm photography.

7:30 p.m., Your Taxes - Income
Tax Tips. It’s income tax time
again! Get your personal taxes in
order with help from this informa-
live series of programs.

8 p.m., The Pepper Patch - Talk.
Jo’s guest this week is Dr. Bill
Lanterman of the Saanichton Plant
Quarantine Station.

8:30 p.m., Arts Calendar - Arts
& Culture. Current events from the
Victoria Arts Council with host
Erika Kurth.

9 p.m., Project Discovery -
Music. Discover Western Canada’s
hottest new music talent! Tonight,
the Any Wonder Band, the Frank
Carroll Band, Blackboard Jungle
and the Third Stone Band.

Tuesday March 13

6 p.m., People in Perspective -
Business & politics. Guest: To be
announced.

6:30 p.m., Island Magazine -

Variety. Focus on Island living -
this month, a look at business on
Vancouver Island. Host: Alice
Bacon.

7 p.m., Keep Fit With Kathi -
Aerobics. Join Kathi Hemphill-
Nash for light exercise to music-
recommended for seniors too!

7:30 p.m., In Council: - Civic
Issues. Gavel-to-gavel coverage of
the March 12 Sidney council

meeting.

Wednesday, March 14

6 p.m., Project Discovery -
Music. Discover Western Canada’s
hottest new music talent! Tonight,
‘Titanic Reaction,’ ‘Shattered
Image’ and “Third Stone.’

6:30 p.m., Shoreline Magazine -
Curent Affairs. The Peninsula’s
current affairs program. Host:
Diane Robson.

7 p.m., MLA Report Live -
Bruce Strachan, Minister of
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unnecessary risks if it means you might not
make it home.

Because most accidents at sea are caused

all mariners to use common sense.
Carry adequate lifesaving equipment,

_Let’s make sure we all get home tonight.

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No one knows marine navigation better than

commercial fishermen. You’re not about to take

by human error, the Canadian Coast Guard urges

never overload the boat and be cautious at all times.