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Jan. 13,

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ART EXHIBITION
Saanich Peninsula Arts and Crafts
Soceity exhibition of paintings in
mezzanine of McPherson Theatre
Jan. 12-Feb. 5.

PARENTING
“Power in Parenting: The Young

Child’* is second in six-week film
series at St. Stephen’s Anglican
Church off -Mount Newton
Crossroad, 7:30 pro, Jan. 14, 652-
4311

K1D’S COMPETITIVE SPORTS?
Informative session for parents,

' coaches and teachers of children in-

volved in competitive sports.
Panorama Leisure Centre, Jan. 13.
656-7271.

. SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCE

Spring term begins Jan. 14 art
Moose Hall. You don’t have to be
Scottish to join. 652-0554.

CPR HEARTSAVER
Canadian Heart Foundation ap-
proved course, Panorama Leisure
Centre, 6-10 pm, Jan. 18. :

FIRST AID
St. John’s standard first aid course

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at Panorama Leisure Centre, 8 am-
4pm Jan. 16& 17.

SPINNING
Wednesday evening group will
resume again Jan. 13.. Phone
Dianne Cross, 656-4201.

BOWLING FOR KIDS
Variety Club telethon fundraising
event for special needs children.

Jan 17-23. 656-2431

GARDEN CLUB
Sidney and Saanich Peninsula
Garden club monthly meeting with
slide show on Butchart Gardens.
Margaret Vaughn Birch Hall, 7:30
pm, Jan. 18

ADOLESCENT |
Third film-in power in parenting
series at St. Stephen's Anglican
Church. 7:30 pm, Jan. 2}. 652-4311

OCEAN CIRCULATION
Greg Holloway speaks on flow-
topography interaction at Institute
of Ocean Sciences Auditorium, 2
pm, Jan. 26.

PRESCHOOL STORYTIME
Stories for 3-5 year olds beginning
Jan. 25. 1:30 pm Wednesdays at
Brentwood Bay Branch; 10:30 am
Tuesdays and Thursdays at Sidney
Branch. .

INNOVATIVE CRUISING
Phil Leitch and Tim. Knight talk
about innovative cruising. techni-
ques at. Sidney/North . Saanich
Yacht Club. 7 pm, Jan 29.

. ROYAL FAMILY
Save the Children’s Fund Royal
Family calendars .now available at
PCA Thrift Shop, 3rd St. Sidney
, PHOENIX JAZZERS
Victoria Traditional Jazz. Society
event at Princess Mary Restaurant.
1-6 pm, Jan. 17. 381-2553.
MAY-LING KWOK :
18th century classic music on Vic-
toria Symphony - concert . with
renowned . pianist.. UVic Centre

Auditorium. 2:30 pm Jan. 17. 385-

6515..
'. WINGFIELD’S PROGRESS
Belfry Theatre play continues to

" Jan. 23. 8 pm, some matinees. 385-

6815. .
: ANTI-NUCLEAR GROUP:
‘Reagan, -God  & the . Bomb’’

~ author..Fred- Knelman. speaks to -
Veterans ‘Against
-monthly

Nuclear — Arms
meeting, Unitarian
Church, 7:30pm, Jan. 18,

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VOLUNTEER LUNCHEON
Victoria Volunteer Bureau holds
luncheon and training talk, North
Park Manor, noon, Jan. 20

BEACON HILL PARK
Cynthia Campbell takes botanical
perspective of popular — Victoria
park at University Women’s Club
meeting, 159 Begbie, UVic, 7:30 pm
Jan. 20

FORGIVING OTHERS
Unity Church lessons in practical
Christianity series continues: 7: 30
pm, Jan. 20. 382-1613.

DANCE ON VIP
Arthitis Centre sponsors cruise and
dance on Vancouver = Island
Princess. 6 pm Jan. 22 or noon Jan.
24. 598-2277.
WILDERNESS
Jeff Gibbs shows: multi-projector
musical documentary on South
Moresby, Newcombe, 7:30 pm Jan,
22. 386-5255

BURNS NIGHT
St. Andrew’s and Caledonian
Society Burns. dinner and ball,

Holyrood House, 6:30 pm Jan. 23,
$92-0052
BOCCHERINI QUARTET
Early Music Society concert with
Boccherini Quartet, 8:30 pm, Jan.
CAREGIVERS
Seminar for friends, relatives and
helpers of the elderly and handicap:
ped. Spencer School, 1026
Goidstream Ave. 7:30 pm Jan. 27
FREE COFFEE
Junior Service League sponsors
coffee and information 9:30 am
Jan. 20, 26, 29. 8 pm Jan. 21. 598-
4113.

Wednesday, January 13, 1988

NEIL SIMON
Bastion Theatre Company presents
‘*‘Chapter Two” as third play of
season. McPherson Theatre, 8 pm
Jan. 22-Feb. 6

HELP FOR PARENTS
Eight-week course. for parents fo
children with learning and/or
behavior difficulties starts Jan. 20. .
595-5611.
_ TIME FOR TEA

Maltwood Gallery exhibition

features video on social history of
tea drinking in-China and Europe.
UVic until Jan. 24.

= 2 ann i,

Peninsula Community Association:
phone 656-0134.

STEP ©
Current seesions full. Call J udy for
next series starting April.

BIRTH CONTROL CLINIC
Sidney birth control clinic now
open Thursday evenings. 656-1188
for appointments. 388-2201 for in-
formation.

SINGLE GROUP
Single group for women recently
separated or divorced begins Feb.
2, 7-9 pm on. weekly basis; semi-
structured program.

WINTER BLAHS?
PCA Volunteer services: has a
listing of many interesting

volunteer opportunities. Call Mar-

- jorie 656-0134.

MORE FROM THE MAILBOX

VANA responds _

Editor:

’ The: Vancouver Island/Gulf Is-
land branch of Veterans Against ~
Nuclear Arms (WANA) has a.

concern’ regarding. - the - letter

(Review; Dec. 30). from Patrick :
D. Crofton, MP, chairman, stand-
ing committee on defence. :
_ ‘*Canada is nota:
Neutral nation: and has not been
“one: in’ the: past." This ‘is*a. dis- >
»turbing: statement ‘in light of the
~ concept we have of Canadians as.
: peace-kéepers. ee ee hes
He also’ says: that. “in ending

Crofton says,

‘cruise: testing: in: Canada: ; Se

Editor: |

Ex-mayor © Lloyd Harrop's

‘recent tirade about my column,
concerning the increasing pole:

tion of Bazan Bay and:

_ beaches, missed the point com.

pletely. The. excellent report on
the Bazan Bay sewage treatment

“plant: expansion prepared by the

CRD - engincers

Saanich, Pa

States . (p,13)

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h ~~ 3 vacancies, each for a twoyeal tern 1988/89.
” Applications including a resume as to qualifications, experience ff

: wee
“would be - undermining» the
: bargaining position of NATO’.
and ‘makes reference to.the train-”
° ing of the forces of our NATO al-.-
lies” which is provided by. the
~cruise-testing over Canadian soil,
- He should: know that such test-. .

_ing is not a required undertaking -
- within: NATO but strictly’ a. bi- -

lateral agreement between Cana-

‘da and the U.S.A. Mr. Crofton's . -
~~» confused opinions are contrary lo

The Bazan

Season: to you, Lloyd.

Applications are invited from Sidnoy citlzona Intorosted In serving
‘The Community as members of the Adivsory Planning Commission

VANA'S goals; one of which is.

**to end our. own contribution to’
spreading nuclear weapons.’

There are other important goals
of WANA ~ goals that are, at vari-
ance .with his -follow-my-leader’
hawkish posture, We recognize

~ that countries have the right ‘to

protect themselves and, as Cana-
-dians, we are presently... com-
mitted: to helping »
“Europe. =

to” defend.

-Yet. nuclear’ weapons, ‘just. ‘ike’ ;
chemical weapons, are not legiti- Bees
“Mate: means of-déferice. The use.
Of, nuclear weapons. would’ not. be

-an-act of defence,’ it would be‘a ©

Prelude to global destruction. hs
~~ But Mr. Crofton is aware of. all

this, - He ‘too. Asa: ‘member. of. by .

, VANA.
7 Brie Sherwood, o
: -». Sidney.
Corresponding Secretary for.
- Gladys Kennedy,. _
Chairman VANA:. ©

- Vancouver Island/
Gulf Islands branch

‘

‘Bay debate

“that. sludge removal down the:

outfall cease (A CONDITION OF.

THE PERMIT) by July 1, 1985," +.

Harrop mentions an: order by:
provincial. - waste - management’
stating that the plant must “cease.
discharge... of sludge by next’
year.’ 1988! So, it is. all right
with Harrop to continue and even,
augment the discharge of sludge:
containing . ‘‘pathogenic’ virus,
bacteria’ and - parasites'’ three

years longer than the: permit ale

lows?

--Thave talked with a number of:
experts in this matter and the gen-
eral consensus ° is that any. in-

crease in the discharge of sludge
into: Bazan Bay, through: the short:
shallow outfall in place, iy un-
desirable, —

Anyway, ‘complime nts of ‘the

And a
bucket. of sludge for your roses, |

and othar partinant iatarmation, should be in the hands of MWe 6
undersigned by 4 p.m., January 21st, 1988. Further information. &

‘ May be obtained from the Administrator... . ::,
~G.S) LOGAN, ACIS. P. Adin

iz : Tawn Administrator
: Town of Sidney
( : 2440 Sidney Avanun |
- Sidney. BG
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