THE REVIEW 978]-2nd St., Sidney B.C.

Wednesday, October 12, 1988

“British Columbia _
College of Teachers
COLLEGE MEMBERSHIP

Applications are now available for continuing membership in the
British Columbia College of Teachers. If you hold-a currently valid
B.C. teaching certificate and are not teaching in a public school or ina
Group II independent school and wish to maintain membership in the
College of Teachers, you should apply for continuing membership.
The annual membership fee for 1988/89 is $50.00 and is due on
October 31, 1988. Please write for a membership information form to:

British Columbia College of Teachers
7 405 - 1385 West Eighth Avenue Vancouver, B.C. V6H 3V9

ALL IN THE SAME BOAT
FIONA McCALL AND PAUL HOWARD

Did you ever dream about taking your family and fleeing the
material world in which we live? Experiencing new adventures?
Fiona McCall and Paul Howard may have had different reasons for
their bold journey around the world but-it is a concept that many of
us daydream about.

“All In The Same Boat” is a wonderful tale of a family, McCall,
Howard and their two young children, who worked together to build

__a boat that would carry them as they explored our planet. Some
may claim that the story is not all that original but when you take into
consideration that the children were only four and six years of age
when the family set off on their odessey from Toronto in 1983, you
must admire their spunk. While most of us will wholeheatedly admit

_to loving our children and spouses dearly, spending weeks on end
in such close quarters would undoubtedly test our relationships.

‘ McCall and Howard thrive under these circumstances and also
gain an added bonus of experiencing new environments and
cultures not only through their own eyes, but from their children’s
impressions.

Readers will find “All In The Same Boat" an interesting book.
There is the excitement of adventure, the warmth of a family's love
and most importantly — a good pry

‘A BOOKSTORE & MORE

me VOL 138 OSES Open 8 am - 10 pm EVERY DAY

“e 2038 BEACOR AYE, RY,

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Dust doesn’t gather at the Sid-
ney Muscum.

The range of activities offered
at the 2538 Beacon Avenue
muscum over the past season
quickly dispels any image of
silent, dust-filled rooms.

The museum is open from 9:30
a.m. until 4:30 pm., May to
October.

Following the May 14 opening
this year, nine school tours were
held with youngsters treated to a
look at the displays, an explana-
tion of how the muscum operates

closes successful season |

and a butter churning demonstra-
tion.

The pastimes program offered
glimpses of bygone activitics and
items including spinning and
weaving by the Deep Cove Weav-
ers and Spinners, wood carving by

Red Fairhall, pine needle weaving .

by Daphne Rodgers, quilting by
Margaret Westlake, a walking
wheel brought by Diane Cross and
vehicles displayed by the Vintage
Car Club.

Children learned how young-
sters lived in the past through
participation in the Junior Hooters

Kid’s Club, trying out washing,
ironing and games.

Speakers from the Royal B.C.
Muscum offered four Muscum
Talk lectures at the Sidney Library
from Aug. 25 to Oct. 6.

There were also special events.
Muscum Appreciation Weck, held
when the museum opened May
14, also attracted visits by the
Saanich Historical Artifacts
Society and the B.C. Aviation
Muscum.

In July the museum staff and
volunteers entered the Sidney
Days parade as suffragettes pro-

testing their historical rights. A
Scottish party, with folk singers, a
piper and free refreshments was
the special event in August,
attracting more than 160 partici-
pants.

There are more than 4,000 arti-
facts in the muscum of which 90
per cent come from this area. A
new exhibit this ycar was the
creation of a 1908 period sitting
room.

The museum recorded its
11,000th visitor before closing for
the winter Oct. 12.

The Review provides this community
calendar free of charge, space permitting.
Preference will. be given to local, non-
profit clubs and organizations. Please
submit written information by 3 p.m.
Friday.

BOTTLE UP

Second ‘I'sartlip group Boy Scouts ‘will
hold a bottle and paper drive Oct. 15 in the
Brentwood Bay area. Wanted are beer
bottles and cans, pop bottles and cans, two
and four litre wine bottles and bundled and
tied newspapers. Info, 652-4234.

DIABETES GROUP

The Peninsula Auxiliary of the Canadian
Diabetes Association will meet Oct. 12 at 1
pm at Saanich Peninsula Hospital, Guest
speaker will be specialist Dr. Pat Marshall.

WOMEN AGLOW

The Sidney Chapter Women’s Aglow
meets Oct. 12 at 10 am, Columbo's Restau-
rant, 7855 E. Saanich Rd. Speaker. will be
Zee Jones.

GREEN THUMBS

Sidney:and Saanich Peninsula Garden
Club meets Oct. 17 at 7:30 pm, Margaret
Vaughn-Birch Hall, 4th St., Sidney. Guest
speaker Hannah McGhce, who will speak
on low maintenance landscaping. ;

BREAST EXAM
A-free breast self-examination teaching
clinic will be held Oct. 15, 10 am-2 pm,

_ physiotherapy department, Saanich Penin-..

sula Hospital. Info, 652-3911 or 656-4003.
‘TAKE IT OFF
-TOPS; Take Off Pounds Sensibly, meets

‘Monday, 10-11 am. Info, Phyl, 656-7539 -

~ or Judy, 655-4528,
_ =" ECKANKAR INTRO |

-- Eckankar. presents a free. six-week book”

“introductory class. To register, call 655- o
21136. or 656- 3273. ©.

Ee SNEW-IN TOWN?
“Peninsula Newcomers. Club. welcomes |
‘all newcomers to: the area. Ladies’ lunch:
cons the first Thursday of the month. Info,

652-0146. vee
BADMINTON BIRDIES

Adult badminton, Wed. afiemoon, 13

pm. Drop-in at. Sanscha Hall. Info, 656-
4368.

SILVER THREADS
Centre for seniors 55 and over offers
classes, activities, warm welcome at 10030
Resthaven Drive, call 656-5537.
SKATE ON
Register for Peninsula Skating Club
programs, leam to skate or improve skills,
Info, 656-4984.
CADET CALL-UP
New members 12 to 18 invited to join
3008 Signals Army Cadets. Parade night
Tuesdays, Sanscha. Hall. Info, Don Lee-
Thompson, 655-1994. .
CADETS CALLED.
* Youths 12-18 invited to join Sea Cadets.
Courses offered include sailing, seaman-
ship, leadership, summer training, band
and first aid plus weekend trip at sea. Info,
Don Coutts, 652-1568.
NAVY LEAGUE
Cadet program for youths 10-13 offers.
seamanship, leadership, first aid, drill,
camping, sports.:and weekend trips. Info,
Don Coutts, 652-1568.
TUNE UP
The Saanich Peninsula Community Con-
cert Band is secking members. Info, 656-
8816 or 656-7377.
DANCE FEVER
“Victoria People meeting People Club is
holding a dance Oct. 14 from 9:00 until

12:30 pm at. the. Crystal Garden, 713

Douglas Street, Victoria, and Oct. 16,
7:30-11. pm at the Army, Navy Airforce
Veterans Hall, 751 View. St., Victoria.

“Tickets at the door. Info, 381- 1577, 381-:

1941 or 386 -7190.
- TWO- WHEELERS
Novice motorcycle rider training course

will be Offered -by. the Vancouver Island
“Safety, Council starting Oct. 15.:To regis,

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Come to.a Full Plate.

655-4413

“Tanhquake planning seminar Oc. 15°

“SPAGHETTI HOUSE

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“Sidney |

| AUSTRIAN CUISINE —
LUNCH 11 AM « 2:30 PM

i} 2470 Beacon Ave, Sidney

and 22 at Camosun College. S10 fee. To
register call 592-1556 Weds, 12:30-7:30
pm; ‘Thurs-Fri, 9 am-4 pr
TOURING TIBETANS

Eight Tibetan monks will perform sacred
dance and chants Oct,-19 at University
Centre Auditorium, UVic, starting at 8 pm.
Tickets at- McPherson Theatre, Hillside
Mall, University Centre Auditorium (noon
only). $12 adults, $10 OAP/students.

PLAY RUNS

Bastion Theatre Company presents Sec
How They Run, a comedy by Philip King,
until Oct. 22. Info, 386-8301.

NEWCOMBE NUGGETS

Coming up in the Newcombe Theatre,
B.C. Museum, 675 Belleville St.: Oct. 13,
7:30 pm, free 90 minute lecture in prepara-
tion for two Newcombe sponsored trips to
Bamfield Marine Station. Oct. 28-30 trip
for adults and Nov. 11-13 trip for families.
Oct. 16, 2 pm and 7:30 pm, Free hour-long
docu-drama:on the Edmonton Grads
women’s basketball team which won 502
of its 522 games in the 1920s and 1930s.
Oct. 19, 7:30 pm, presentation on fungi,
mushrooms and toadstools by Dr. Adolf
Ceska. Nominal admission charge. Oct. 18

at 8 pm in the University Centre Audito- |

rium, UVic, presentation on an African
Odyssey: -by Mark and Delia Owens who
spent.’six years in the: Kalahari Desert |
researching lions and brown hyenas. Tick-
ets from the McPherson Box Office (386-
6121), Hillside Ticket Centre and Univer-
sity Centre Box Office (721-8480). Info on
_above programs, 387-5822.
MARITIME MUSEUM. .

: Presentation’ on C.P. Ships by. historian:
Robert Tumer, Oct. 14, 7: :30- 9 pm. Info,
385-4222: 2

. ; AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL.

Orientation for new members ‘Oct. .17, |

“106 Superior St. starting at a pm. Info, me
; eo ae 28932,'
“Japanese Cultural Fair, 11.am-4 pm, Oct. >
16 at Gordon ‘Head: Recreation ‘Centre,
1744 Feltham’ Rd. Performances, displays,:
food.sales and door prizes. Admission $2:
‘or-$1:for kids cand seniors. ‘Info,-Dick::..
jNakamura, ATT: 5628 or. Les Kojima, 656-22:

“PROSPERITY PROCESS

~evenings. at. 7:30: pm, presented: by -Rev. °
David Durksen. Oct...12, Success verses..
jard Work;" Oct: 19, The, “Wonder. °
Giving. Free will offering. Info, 382- 1613.
“i NATURE WALK i
Capital Regional District Parks nature:

neESK. :
DID YOU KNOW?

“aff and land while you
enjoy your meal, -
OPEN: Monafrl. 7 amd pm:

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IN MARINA COURT
686-9505
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: Four-week series by the Unity Church of’.
Victoria, :2124: Chambers -St.,.Wednesday:”

43 and 8 pm, Admission $2: ‘Money donated |
a. to local ‘and’ Lions": charities:

You ean watch the planos take Bi

Wookands & Holidays 0 a,m.6:30 p.m, i
fa G00. CANORA |

walk Oct. 16, 10 am, on the quieter side of
Elk/Beaver Lake Regional Park. Mect at
the picnic shelter at the south end of the
lake. Info, 474-PARK.
HEART-ATHON

The annual heart-athon of the First Open
Heart Society of B.C., Oct. 16, Henderson
Park Pavilion, 2291 Cedar Hill X Rd.

Registration 11:30 am, start, 12:30 am,
Info, Jim McDonald, 382-6017.
ART WORK
_ Beatrice Jumpsen Gallery, 208-1110
Govemment St. presents sculptures and a
new print by Homby island potter Wayne
Ngan until Oct. 29. The gallery also offers
an art rental service, featuring work by
West Coast artists. Info, 380-0121.
POETRY PLAYS
Victoria premiere of A Long Way From

_ Manet, Oct. 15, 8 pm, Open Space Gallery,

510 Fort St., Victoria. Info, 383-8833.
ELECTION TALK
Free workshops on women’s issues in
the federal election sponsored by the
Victoria Status of Women action group on
Tuesday evenings, 7-9 pm, Camosun Col-
lege. Young Building 216. Oct. 18, Free
Trade. Info, 381-1012.
“| TREAD TREKS
Club Tread Oct.-14 Queen Charlotte
Islands night, call Martin Henry, 383-9663; :
Oct.. 15, Heart Lake, call Mary Kingsley,
382-5725; Oct. 16, Mushroom Hike No. 2,
call Russ Page, 479-0594; Oct: 19, adult
ice-skating, call Alan Stewart, 383-8616. :
MOUSE GALLERY
The -Ficld Mouse. Wildlife Gallery and
the. Fritz. Hug Gallery, 185 Arbutus Rd,

R.R.1 Ganges, is open daily, 10 am-3 pm.*.

Remarkable animals of Fritz Hug on -

LANTERN FESTIVAL :

and pageants of :Chincse costumes at 3.pm

i “KEEP ON GIVING =
“Blood Donor ‘clinics Oct..17; Red, Cross
“House, 909 Fairficld Rd., 2:30-8 pr; Oct.”

18, Red Cross House, 2-8 pm; Oct. 19-20,

: Red.Cross House,: 10° am-4 pm;. Oct 21,

“ “ CFB Esquimalt, Old P.O,’s Mess/Club 53,
Admirals Rd., 9:30 am-3 em Info, 382-:
2213,

“459 REUNION -
“Victoria High School 30-year reunion -
April 28-30, 1989. To register, 3933 Aspen

: Place, Victoria, B.C. V8N 585.

FLOOD RELIEF
Aid sought by Save the Children Fund
for flood. relief in Bangladesh. Donations |
“to SCF of B.C., 325 Howe St., Vancouver, ;
B.C. V6C. 127,

~ SPEAKERS HERE
Assoc, of Prof. Engineers of B.C. has
roster of speakers cager to speak on
engincering expertise, Possible topics .arc
computer-aided manufacturing, canhquake

building design, nuclear power ctc, No fee.
Info, 736-9808,

WATERSHED WEEKLY

Help save Carmanah watershed, trail- .-

blazing/camping weekly, meet Woolco.
parking: lot Saturdays at 6:30 am. Need
rope, trailmaking equip, workers, dona-
tions, Rides available. Info, 38-1 141,

NATIVE ARTS

A display of. Alberta Indian. arts: and

crafts will beat the Maltwood Art Museum:

and Gallery, UVic, until. Nov. 10, Afghan:

folio shaw, portraits of central Asia and its
people, and display of award-winning Ger-

man books until Nov. 14 at the McPherson .

Library Gallery,

; — SCHOOL ART. -
Training for.those willing to assist with

wrt in the schools for district 63 fs offered
-by the Ant Gallery. of Greater, Meee -

Info, Fiona. Mumby, JBIATOL..

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WIN A CRUISE

Royal Viking Crulse for twa, tickets $2
each or alx for SIO at vations merchants,

local malls, PCA office or thrift shop,
NOUL, NOEL.

VORR Christmas Cards and tags Sia

Save the Children Fund now in stack. @

declan,

JON SEEKERS

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MEDICATIONS & YOU

office. briday, Oet,

~ PCA Thrift Shop and at Cumrasa Fashions, -
Sidney, Wrivish and WC. artivts and,

Peninsula: Eriployment Project invites.
interented job seckors to register for

ory and join others fora pleaswnt. walk
- Wednesday afternoons or for lunet or

Tuesdays,

_ permanent display; Nov. I- 14, Country,
“Impressions by. A. Town. -

&° Oct. 15, noon210: pm by the Victoria".
re Chinatown. Lions Club at Central Jr..Sec:
-School, 1280 Fort St. Crafts? home baking, =
‘produce, Oriental: goods,‘ fames, ‘auction.

Pharmacist Mike Tanner gives informe:
Alen and answers WuestiOny about over Ihe
commter ant prescription drugé at the PCA
14, °1530-3330 pm.

Directed tw older waihe who have te

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