TheReview Wednesday, October 28,1992 — A13

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Oct. 28

PENINSULA PAST

Guest speaker Geoffrey Castle, president
of Victoria Historical Society and author of
a Landmarks column in a Victoria daily
newspaper, will present his view of the
history of North Saanich and’ Sidney at the
Masonic Hall, 9908 4th Street, Sidney,
starting at 7:30 pm. Admission by dona-
tion. Meeting organized by Sidney and
North Saanich Historical Society. Info,
656-5714.

Oct. 29

OCEAN TALK .

The Institute of Ocean Sciences presents
free programs in the auditorium at the
institute, 9860 West Saanich Road. At 2
pm, Greg Holloway of the Institute will
present a program on how the mis-
Tepresentation of eddy/topography interac-
tions has messed up ocean models and how
to fix the problem.

WORK BY WEAVERS
Deep Cove Weavers and Spinners present
the preview of their annual fall sale from 7
pm to 9 pm at Holy Trinity Church Hall,
1319 Mills Road, North Saanich. Sale on
Saturday.

Oct. 31

SPINNERS SALE

Deep Cove Weavers and Spinners present
their annual fall sale from 10 am to 4 pm at
Holy Trinity Church Hall, 1319 Mills
Road, North Saanich.

AND THEY’RE OFF...

Live thoroughbred horse racing will be
presented starting at 1 pm at Sandown Park.
Sponsored by the non-profit Capital City
Turf Club. Info, 656-1631.(43)

FALL FUN FAIR

St. Paul’s United Church women present

a fall fun fair from 10 am to 1 pm at the

ye church, comer of Fifth and Malaview in

Sidney. Home baking, sewing, crafts, attic
treasures, Lady with a Thousand pockets,
face painting, children’s treats, concession.
Bring the whole family. No admission
charge.

PARLEZ-VOUS FRANCAIS?

Le Cercle Francophone de Sidney invites
francophones and francophiles to join them
from 1:30 to 3:30 at 10030 Resthaven
Drive in Sidney. A chance to practice
spoken French and leam more French

expressions. Admission and refreshments, .

$2 for non-members. Info, 656-2802 or
655-1383.

Nov. 1

AND THEY’RE OFFE..

Live thoroughbred horse racing will be
presented starting at 1 pm at Sandown Park.
Sponsored by the non-profit Capital City
Turf Club. Info, 656-1631.(43)

SAVE THE CHILDREN

Students from the intemational Pearson
College will perform at the Save the

@ Children fund — Sidney branch — fall
bazaar from 2 to 4 pm in the Silver Threads
Centre on Resthaven Drive in Sidney.
Intemational crafts, Save the Children Fund
Christmas cards, baking, dried flowers,
refreshments. Admission by donation, pro-
ceeds to support child-oniented and family

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CARE GIVERS
Family Caregivers aftemoon support
group meets from noon to 3 pm in the

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BRUCE OBEE
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HALLOWE'EN EVENT 92

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31

EVERYONE IS INVITED TO THESE FREE HALLOWE'EN EVENTS!
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CHILDREN’S HALLOWE’EN
COSTUME PARTY
LOCATION: Stelly’s Secondary School Gym
FEATURES:
4:00-5:00 PM » Ribbons forall kids at the door

» Games with candy prizes
5:00-5:45PM * MAGIC SHOW! x
with THE GREAT MICHAEE HARRISON

BONFIRE & FIREWORKS DISPLAY
7:30 PM SHARP AT THE AGRICULTURAL
FAIRGROUNDS 1528 STELLY’S X ROAD

e HOTDOGS & DRINKS, courtesy

Central Saanich Lions Club

¢ FIREWORKS & SKYROCKETS
Hallowe'en celebrations brought to. you by:
CENTRAL SAANICH RECREATION, NORTH & SOUTH
SAANICH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, CENTRAL SAAN.
LIONS CLUB STELLY’S PE. STUDENTS, BOYS & GIRLS
CLUB, CENTRAL SAANICH PUBLIC WORKS, AND FIRE
DEPT. SEA CADETS, BOY SCOUTS OF CANADA VEN-
TURES AND WESTCRAFT, MFG.

WEST COAST WHALES will be featured in a free slide show
and lecture by author Bruce Obee in the Sidney Museum
next Wednesday, Nov. 4, at 7:30 p.m. Obee will discuss his
recently published book, Guardians of the Whales, which _
features both whales and the individuals who have devoted
their lives to studying whales in the wild. Limited seating. For

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_information, call the museum at 656-1322.

Peninsula Community Association build-
ing, 9751 Third Street, Sidney. All family
caregivers are encouraged to attend; guest
speaker will be Loma Hillman, coordinator.
of the Family Network Society. A good
question period is anticipated. Bring a bag
lunch, coffee and tea is supplied. Info,
Alice, 655-1947 or Ruth, 656-4859.

PERVERSE VERSE?

The South Vancouver Island Erotic
Readings Festival will be held at Squid Roe
starting at 7:30 pm. Well-known Canadian
writers from this area, including Loma
Crozier, Michael Cullen, M.A.C. Farrant,
Pauline Holdstock, Patrick Lane, Al Purdy,
Joe Rosenblatt, Patricia Young and more
will present their work. Admission is $3.
Sponsored by the Sidney and North Saa-
nich Community Arts Council. Info, 656-
6870.

BREAST EXAM

A free breast self-examination teaching
clinic will be held at the Saanich Peninsula

Hospital. Call 655-1311 for an appoint-
ment.

Novy. 4

JOHN DEAN PARK
The Friends of John Dean Park hold their
eighth annual meeting at 7:30 pm at the
agricultural pavilion (quarantine station),
8801 East Saanich Road. The future of the
park, which may be handed over to North

Saanich, is to be discussed. annual mem-

bership is $4. Info, 656-7281.
WHALE OF A TIME

- Local author and naturalist Bruce Obee
will present a slide show and lecture at the
Sidney Museum, discussing his new book,
Guardians of the Whales. Limited seating.
Program starts at 7:30 pm in the museum at
the foot of Beacon Ave. in Sidney. Info,
656-1322.

PUMPKIN MA
Save the Children Fund of B.C, Sidney
branch, holds a pumpkin patch sale until
Oct. 31 at Don and Lorraine Smyth’s Farm,
comer of Downey and West Saanich Road.
Pick up a pumpkin for Halloween. Pro-
ceeds to the non-profit Save the Children
Fund, sponsored by the fund and by Don
Smyth.
NEWCOMERS COME
All ladies new to the Peninsula are
welcome to attend the Peninsula Newcom-
ers Club next monthly luncheon on Nov. 5.
For information or reservations, call 652-

SAANICH PENINSULA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESENTS .

BREAKFAST WITH THE MAYORS

DATE: Thurs. Nov. 5th
TIME: 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.
PLACE: McGinty’s Fun Food, Port Sidney
COST: $8.95 G.S.T. included

*Based on Levelors sugg. retail price

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0478. Club activities include bridge, dining
out, discussion group, walking, hiking,
mixed bowling, outings, pub night, quilting
and singles group.
SHUTTERBUGS

A new camera club is being formed to
help beginners improve their photography
skills and more experienced photographers
to gain more skills and share their work.
There will be educational sessions, field
trips, evaluations, slide presentations and
more. Meetings will be held on the first and ‘
third Thursday of each month at 7:30 pm in
the Iroquois Park field house, Lochside and
Ocean Avenue. Info, 656-3270, 652-3105 -
or 655-3347.(44)

GARAGE SALE
Parkland Rowers are collecting donations
and seeking participants for a giant garage,
bake and plant sale, silent auction and
raffle and Christmas craft sale planned for
Nov. 7, 10 am to 4 pm in Parkland School,
10640 McDonald Park Road, Sidney. $10
table rentals available, call Graham at
656-6629.(42)
TOY LIBRARY
Saanich Peninsula Pre-school toy library
meets in the momings on the second and
fourth Tuesday. New members are wanted.
Info, 656-8873 or 652-9339.(41)

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