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TheReview Wednesday, July 18,1990 — B3

BEADS MET BUBBLES as this Corn-rowed miss enjoyed a cool
dip in the Centennial Park wading pool Sunday. Hot
weather attracted several youngsters to the pool.

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July 21

MEET THE BEACH

Discover fascinating intertidal life and
join in a beach seine at Sidney Spit marine
park starting at 10 am. At 7:30 pm. join in
What is Warm-Blooded and Hairy, a game
show with a natural theme. Free visitor
programs offered by B.C Parks. Ferry
leaves from the goverment wharf at the
foot of Beacon Ave: in Sidney. Info, 380-

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July

COLES BAY
_ Family Day at Coles Bay regional park,
North Saanich, sponsored by Capital
Regional District parks from 11 a.m. to 4
pm. Nature walks, games, life displays,
mystery box, storytelling and more. Free.
niw, 474-PARK.

July 24
SANDS OF TIME
A naturalist-led walk exploring the sand

Beef

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The market steer class was won
was Andrew Preto. Second was
Shawn Verhagen and third was
Kim Kennedy.

The light weight and heavy
weight steers will be sold at the
PNE Auction Aug. 28 and the
market steers will be shown and
sold at the Saanich Fair 4-H Auc-
tion Sept. 3, starting at 3 p.m.

In addition to raising the 18
animals shown Saturday, 4-H club
members joined in a pitch-in
clean-up in May, planted flowers
for the Saanich fair grounds and

’ brought 4-H animals and pets ona

visit to seniors at the Saanich
Peninsula Hospital extended care
unit.

dunes, rare plants and birding sites of
Island View Beach Regional Park in Cen-
tral Saanich. Meet at the kiosk at the end of
Island View Beach Road in Central Saa-
nich starting at 10 a.m. Free program. Info,
474-PARK. :

SAWS TO PINS
See the history of Sidney and North
Saanich through the collection of artifacts
at the Sidney Museum, open 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. daily. For information call 656-1322.
HELP WANTED
Volunteers needed at the Sidney Museum
to help at the front desk. For information
call 656-1322.
BIBLE SCHOOL
Vacation Bible School planned by Bethel
Fellowship Baptist Church, 2269 Mills
Road, Sidney, from Aug. 7 to 11, from 9 am
until noon. Open to ages 3 to 11. Pre-
registration required, call 656-5012.(26)
KI-CS. FOR KIDS
KILGS., the Kids in Central Saanich
summer recreation program, continues
until Aug. 31 in Centennial Park, Wallace
Drive, from 9 am until 4 p.m. Monday to
Friday. Open to children 5 to 10. Weekly
themes include games, crafts, sports, out-
door adventures, drama and out trips. Cost
is $45 per week. Register at Central
Saanich Municipal Hall, 8:30 am to 4:00
pm, Monday to Friday. For info call 652-
4444. (26)
RURAL ART
Art for Rural Conservation, an exhibition
of watercolor paintings by John Climer and
Poul Poulsen, will be open Sundays from
noon until 5 pm at the Mount Newton
Valley Conservation Society centre, Raven-
hill Herb Farm, 1330 Mt Newton Cross
Road, Saanichton. Exhibit held July 22 and
29. Info, 652-4024.(28)
FREE CHECKS
Free drop-in blood pressure and weight
checks at Mt Newton Day Care Centre,

2158 Mt. Newton Cross Road. Held every
Wednesday moming.(21)
SPINNERS

The Deep Cove Weavers and Spinners
Guild hold their summer program of
demonstrations at the Sidney Museum,
Tuesday aftemoons from 1 to 3 pm. Come
and see how flax is spun into linen.(24)

DRIVERS NEEDED

The Canadian Cancer Society needs
volunteer drivers urgently to take patients
from the Peninsula to the Victoria Cancer
Clinic. Orientation given before contact
with patients, gas allowance provided. For
information call 655-1311, Monday to
Friday, 10 am to 4 pm. Leave a name or
message.(28)

WINGED LIFE
Capital Regional District parks presents a
free, naturalist-led walk on birds and
insects starting at 10 a.m. July 21. Meet at
the picnic shelter at the gravel parking lot at
the south end of Beaver Lake. Info, 474-
PARK.

PAINT-IN
Fourth annual Moss Street paint-in July
21 at 1 pm., featuring 55 artists working on
Moss Street between Fort to Dallas Road.
Artists working with paint, clay, fabric,
wood and metal are included. A free dance
will be held from 7 to 11 pm in the parking
lot, concession available.
ALL SOOKE DAY
The 56th annual All Sooke Day is held
July 21, starting with a pancake breakfast at
7am. Loggers events start at 10 am, official
opening at 1 pm, salmon barbecue and
leechtown beef, beer garden, games, puppet
shows, arts, crafts and a dance featuring
Doc and the Doo Wops in the evening. Info,
Sooke Information Centre, 642-6112.
SPLASHERS
FAX swim meet for children, heats daily
1 to 4 pm until July 20 at the Crystal Pool.
Info, 383-2522.
MUSIC AIRING
Free outdoor concerts throughout the
summer: weekdays at noon Mondays and
Fridays in Bastion Square, Tuesdays and
Thursdays on the lower causeway, inner
harbor and Wednesdays in Centennial
Square; Sundays at 2 pm in the Cameron
Bandshell, Beacon Hill Park; Wednesdays
at 7 pm in the Cameron Bandshell, Beacon
Hill Park. Info, 381-2341.
SHIP ART
An exhibition and sale of the nautical art
of Captain Malcolm Ammstrong will be
held at the Maritime Museum of B.C, 28
Bastion Square, Victoria, until July 18. The
20 oil paintings in the exhibit focus on
ships well-known on the west coast. Arm-
strong will be at the exhibit every Wednes-
day until Sunday. The gallery is open from
9:30 a.m. to 6:30 pm. Info, 385-4222.
FOREST TOURS
Carmanah or Walbran bus tours spon-
sored by the Carmanah Forestry Society
and Sierra Club are now available. Cost is
$30, participants should bring food and
sensible footwear. For info, call Syd Haskell
at 381-1141; to register call 384-2468.(26)
. HELP LINE
The narcotics anonymous 24 hour help
line is available at 383-3553 for anyone
facing a problem with drugs.(26)
CNIB HELP
The Canadian National Institute for the
Blind is seeking volunteers to operate the
technical aids sales room at the CNIB
Service Centre, 2340 Richmond Ave., Vic-
toria. Should have good communications,
mechanical-electronic-technical skills or

NOW OPEN FROM 11:00 A.M.

Bill & Michael
Publicans
are looking
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aptitude. Business or sales experience help-
ful. Info, Mrs. J. Ward, 595-1100.(26)

TEEN HELPERS
The Esquimalt Recreation Centre is
seeking volunteer summer playground
leaders to donate two weeks of time. Info,
386-6128, local 229.(26)
SUMMER DAY CAMP
Shoreline Community School offers
summer day camps, Monday to Friday, 9
am to 3 pm or 7:30 am to 5:30 pm during
July and August. Includes karate, dance,
swimming, sports, drama and bus trips
among the weekly programs available for 5
to 11 year olds. For information, call
Debbie Leflet at 380-6883.(26)
FAMILY MOVE
The Capital Families Association has
moved. The group can now by reached at
Family Place, Capital Families Association,
3319-A Painter Road, Victoria, B.C, V9C
2H7. Phone 474-7181(26)
ACCESS ADVICE
Information on the plan A for disabled
access developed by the B.C Coalition of
the Disabled and on planning for disabled
access is available by calling toll-free
1-800-665-9010.(26)
SUMMER SCHOOL
Maxwell Baha’i summer school is now
accepting registration. For more informa-
tion call Shawnigan Lake, 743-5939, or
write 143 Simcoe Street, Victoria, V8V
1K5.(25)

SUMMER FUN
Summertime Fun, a recreational program
for children aged 6 to 12 years, operates
Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
Contact Bill Scott at 656-0134 for more
details or to volunteer.
SUMMER SITTING
Two inexpensive chesterfield suites at
PCA Thnift Shop, 9751 3rd St., Sidney.
Excellent selection of reading material also
available.
BRENTWOOD WHEELS
Volunteer drivers from the Brentwood
area welcomed at the P.CA. One is not
enough. Call volunteer services, 656-0134.
AIRPORT AID
Volunteers are invited to join a new
project planned for Victoria Intemational
Airport. Volunteers will be trained to
provide information and assistance to peo-
ple using the airport. Second language
helpful. Call 386-2269 for information.

Youth leaders soughi

Adults who enjoy the outdoors
and working with children are
needed to head a local Junior
Forest Warden club.

The B.C. Forestry Association is
trying to establish new Junior
Forest Groups throughout the
province.

The organization is open to boys
and girls six to 18 and teaches the
wise use of woods, waters, wildlife
and soils.

Each club is headed by an adult
leader, who is supported by semin-
ars, conferences and workshops

‘which teach leadership skills.

Anyone interested in volunteer-
ing as a leader is invited to contact
the Junior Forest Wardens of B.C,
c/o British Columbia Forestry

Association, 2892 Drinkwater
Road, R.R. 4, Duncan, B.C., V9L
3W8 or calling 748-5800.

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