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Wednesday, September 23, 1992 — A26

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Rollerblade race organizers excited with inaugural event

Local rollers young and old
strapped on their in-line skates for
the first annual rollerblade races in
Sidney on Sunday.

About 50 bladers ranging from
Six to 44-years-old skated hard for

prizes, medals, fitness and a good
cause.

“Tt was really a successful func-
tion for a everybody,” organizer
Jim Townley said Monday.

Proceeds from entry fees and

sponsors raised over $600 for the
Greater Victoria Boys’ and Girls’
Club, Townley said.

There were four age categories
for both boys and girls in the
competition.

STRETCHING FOR THE finish line. Two boys Competing in Sunday's in-line skate races in

Sidney battle it out in a tight race for the fastest time inthe 10-12-year-old category. Both
managed to cross the line on their feet.

PAUL WYKE photo

Wednesday September 23

12:00 pm F.Y.I. - Stay In
School.(t) Each year, more than
100 thousand young Canadians
leave high school before they
graduate. This program stresses
the importance of a grade 12 di-
ploma not only as a mean to
acheiving career goals but to
Canada’s labor market as well.

12:10 pm F.Y.I. - What Are
You Going To Do?.(1) Each year
thousands of people are seriously

injured or die in accidents at -

home, work or during recreation.
This program, produced in con-
junction with the St. John’s Am-
bulance Society, shows you how
you can acquire first aid training
which may one day save a life -
maybe yours.

12:20 pm F.Y.I. - Let Me
Win.(t) Much more than just or-
policed competition, the B.C.

pecial Olympics provides the
opportunity for mentally handi-
capped people to develop confi-
dence, skill and play an active
role in their communities.

12:30 pm PROJECT DIS-
COVERY - Music.) A weekly
showcase of music talent from
Shaw Cable Edmonton. This
week, Ray Lemelin and "3XTB".

1:00 pm KEEP FIT WITH
KATHI - Low-Impact Aero-
bics.(r) Let Kathi and friends help
you get into shape. This light
workout is designed for seniors
and beginners alike.

1:30 pm SHORELINE MAG-
AZINE - Current Affairs. Penin-
sula people, places and events
with host Eva Bames. This week,
news from the Peninsula Commu-
nity Association, the Victoria
Hospticals Foundation, an up-
coming workshop on arthritis and
the Community Arts Council's art
show in benefit of the Heritage
Preservation Society.

6:00 pm CENTERED ON
GARDENING - Instructional.(r)
Gardening tips and techniques
from the Horticulture Centre Of
The Pacific. This week, hardy
fuschia cuttings and dividing
irises and poppies.

6:30 pm SPECIAL PRESEN-
TATION - One In A Hundred.(r)
Schizophrenia affects one in ey-
ery hundred people. Find out
more about this fascinating and
sometimes frightening illness.
Produced by the Friends Of
Schizophrenics Victoria.

7:00 pm VOICE OF THE
PROVINCE - Provincial Affairs.

Keep abreast of Provincial affairs

and the issues with members of
the legislature. Viewers are in-
vited to phone in with their ques-
tions and concems. LIVE from
Rogers Cable Victoria.

8:00 pm THE HELEN SIMS
SHOW - Cooking.(r) Join Helen
and her guests for a half hour of
food and fun. This week, a visit

to the Sidney Travelodge
restaurant.
Thursday September 24

12:00. pm CENTERED ON
GARDENING - Instructional.(r)

1:00 pm VOICE OF THE
PROVINCE - Provincial
Affairs.(r)

6:00 pm KEEP FIT WITH
KATHI - Low-Impact
Aerobics.(r)

6:30 pm SHORELINE MAG-
AZINE - Current Affairs.(r) Pen-
insula people, places and events
with host Eva Barnes. This week,
news from the Peninsula Commu-
nity Association, the Victoria
Hospticals Foundation, an up-
coming workshop on arthritis and
the Community Arts Council's art
show in benefit of the Heritage
Preservation Society.

7:00 pm PENINSULA
SPORTS LINE - Open Line
Sports Talk. An open-line sports
talk show featuring sportscaster
S20 Earle. Tune in and speak
out!

7:30 pm F.Y.J. - Black
Gold.(r) A comprehensive and in-
formative guide to backyard com-
posting. Produced by the Capital
Regional District.

Friday September 25

2:00 pm SHORELINE MAG-
AZINE - Current A ffairs.(r)

2:30 pm PENINSULA
SPORTS LINE - Open Line
Sports Talk.(r)

3:00 pm F.Y.J. - Black
Gold.(r)

Monday September 28

6:00 pm THE HELEN SIMS
SHOW - Cooking.(r) Join Helen
and her guests for a half hour of
food and fun. Tonight, a sailing
& dining on the “Hindeloopen”.

6:30 pm ARTS CALENDAR
- News and Information. Current
events from the Victoria Arts

Council. Produced by Rogers
Cable 11.
7:00 pn WOMEN UNLIMIT-

ED - Lifestyles.(r) Host Pat Ni-
chol profiles Victoria's interesting
women as they share their views
on careers and lifestyles. This
week's guest is Carol-Lee
Heffernan.

7:30 pm CENTERED ON

GARDENING - Instructional.
Gardening tips and techniques
from the Horticulture Centre Of
The Pacific. This week, bulb
selection, winter vegetables and
cuttings of greys.
Tuesday September 29

12:00 pm THE HELEN SIMS
SHOW - Cooking.(a): -

12:30 pm ARTS CALENDAR
- News and Information.(r)

1:00 pn WOMEN UNLIMIT-
ED - Lifestyles.(x)

1:30 pm CENTERED ON
GARDENING - Instructional.(x)

6:00 pm MP REPORT - With
Van Buchanan. A special edition
of MP Report with Van Buchanan
on the environment.

6:30 pm PROJECT DISCOV-
ERY - Music.(r) A weekly show-
case of music talent from Shaw
Cable Edmonton. This week,
"Slavoe Tango" and "New World
Orchestra”.

7:00 pm KEEP FIT WITH
KATHI - Low-Impact Aerobics.

7:30 pm SHORELINE MAG-
AZINE - Current Affairs.(r) Pen-
insula people, places and events
with host Eva Barnes. This week,
news from the North Saanich Arts
Council, Deep Cove Folk, the
Victoria Operatic Society and an
interview with VSO conductor

Peter MeCoppn:
8:00 pm SPECIAL PRESEN-
TATION - 100 Years Of

Sidney.(t) The Sidney & North
Saanich Historical Society pres-
ents this historical documentary
spanning the first 100 years since
the incorporation of Sidney as a
townsite. Narrated by former
Mayor Norma Sealey.

Watch Cable Cable 11 for

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In girls’ 6-9-year-olds, Rebecca
Pearson had the best time. And
Amie Mowatt in the girls’ open
category grabbed top. honors.

In boys’ 6-9 category, Steve
Harman captured the gold. Chris
Harman and Andrew Owen tied
for the win in boys’ 10-12 races.

In boys’ 13-15, it was Mike
Harman who clinched top spot.

And in the men’s open category
it was Bill Tinney who crossed the

line first.

Plans for annual in-line skate
Taces in Sidney are in the works,
Townley said.

~ We hope to make it more of a
family event next year to really
bnng out the fun aspect of roller-
blading.”

A big contribution to the suc-
cess and organization of the races
Was sponsorship and involvement
from many businesses, Townley
said.

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