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Saanich 4-H Beef Club mem-
bers got well over $1,000 for cattle
raised over the summer, then
shown at the Pacific National
Exhibition in Vancouver last
month.

Topping the scales at 1,133 lbs.,
Andrew Preto’s beast was sold to
Best Way Market for $1.30 per
pound.

The cheque total was almost
$1,500. Other club members did
equally well.

Jeff Dahl’s 1,107-lbs. animal
was sold for $1.30 per pound as
well, but he’ll probably be eating
some of it himself. The top bidder
was none other than Sidney Veter-
inarian Services, a business oper-
ated by his parents.

Jessica Adams’ animal was
bought by Thrifty Foods, one of
five steers bought by Thrifty
Foods.

Prices ranged downward from
$1.30 per pound but didn’t drop
below $1.20.

Other buyers from the Peninsula
were Island View Freezer Meats,
G.W.G. Rentals, Peninsula Co-op
and DWK Mechanical.

In total, there were 20 local
4-Hers to show and sell animals.
Others included Sandi Cavanagh,
Michelle Passmore, Mark Verha-
gen, Bruce Passmore, Mary Camp-
bell, Clayton Kennedy, Steve Tho-
mas, Shawn Verhagen, Clayton
Amold, John Warren, Stephanie
Rowe, Kim Kennedy, Kathie Wil-
son, Debbie Samaroo, Chris Wil-
son, Doug Wilson and Aaron
Dowd.

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SHINED SHOES

University of Victoria students hit the
streets Sept. 15, shining shoes and washing
cars for the annual Shinerama to raise
money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

PARLIAMENTARY STUDY

The Victoria Parliamentary Study Group
celebrates their 25th anniversary with a
seminar and banquet Sept. 15 at the
Ramada Inn. Former members invited. Info,
382-6063.

KEEP ON GIVIN’

Red Cross Blood Donor clinics will be
held at Red Cross House, 909 Fairfield Rd.,
Sept. 17 from 2:30 to 8 pm; Sept. 18 at Red
Cross House from 2 to 8 pm; Sept. 20 and
21 at Canwest Mall, 2945 Jacklin Rd, from
2 to 8 pm.

FIT TO TEACH

Shoreline Community School holds a
certified aerobics instructor course from
Sept. 17 to Dec. 3 each Monday from 6:30
to 10 pm at the school. Cost is $150 plus
$30 text. To register or for more infonna-
tion call 386-8367.

SIBLINGS SOUGHT
Big Brothers and Big Sisters needed.
Next information night Sept. 18, 7 to 9 pm,
at 103-3347 Oak St., Victoria. Pre-register
at 383-1191 a is limited.
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elepnty 1icnic Sept. 106 27C on LG
pm in Beacon Hill Park. Ce ty guests
include Valdy, Canadian boxing champion
Donny Lalonde and entertainment by the
Kidco dancers, John Demers and the Mof-
fat Family singers. There will be puppets,
jugglers and clowns, face-painting, games
and workshops, closing sing-a-long at 4
pm. Bring the family and a picnic lunch.
Info, 384-8042.

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FIFTEEN-YEAR-OLD Alison Fitch, a Saanich 4-H Club mem-
ber from Central Saanich smiles with pride affer her
sheep, Valentine, became the Grand Champion Ewe of
show in the 4-H Market Lamb judging at the Pacific
National Exhibition’s agricultural competition. Finch, who
raised the sheep on the family farm near the Pat Bay
Highway, was one of many Peninsula 4-Hers to take home
awaras. However, some 4-H Beef Club members left their
animals on the Lower Mainland, bound for the butcher
shop. See related story. PNE photo

POSING WITH Chavaho is Saanich 4-H Lamb Club mem-

ber lan Scott-Polson of Sidney, following the Market Lamb
judging. Chavaho was named Second place Reserve
Champion Ewe of the show, Aug. 27k PNE photo

SOELLNER

TOWN OF SIDNEY
NOTICE

An Electors’ List for the Town of Sidney Municipal Elections is
posted at the Town Hall, 2440 Sidney Avenue, Sidney and is open
for inspection Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

A Court of Revision will be held at the Town Hall on the 1st day of

October, 1990 at 3:00 p.m. to correct and certify the said Electors’
List. All persons are advised to check and ensure that they are
registered to vote, if qualified.

GS. Logan, A.G.I.S., PAdm., C.M-C.
Town Administrator.

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