Christmas tree burn

at fair grounds Jan. 6

Old and dried out Christmas
trees are extremely flammable,
Peninsula residents will find out
again at an annual Christmas tree
bum.

People can load up Christmas
trees and drop them off along East
Saanich Road in Saanichton —
- where Central Saanich Lions Club
will cart them onto a pile for
buming on the fair grounds site
after nightfall Saturday, an orga-
nizer of the third annual Christmas

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Tree Burn said.

About 30 of the service club’s
members will be on hand from 9
a.m. until 5 p.m. to take trees from

_the road onto piles for burning,

Lion Joe Sparrow said.

Flaming torches will be put to
the tinder-dry trees at about 5:15
p-m.

“Last year we had about 800
trees and the flames could be seen
for quite a way,” Sparrow said.

Families are advised to remain

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Spectator parking will be con-
fined to East Saanich Road and
area and will not be permitted on
the fairgrounds site because of soft
ground.

Hot coffee and beverages will be
available from a Lions Club con-
cession booth and donations will
go to assist with community pro-
grams.

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Review Wednesday, January 3,1990 — ay

LAST YEAR'S WINNER of the residential Christmas
lighting contest was a home owned by the Orr
family on Braemar Avenue in North Saanich.
Although there was no contest for them to enter
this year, the Orr's decorated the house and yard
attractively again.

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