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Solution in next week’s Review
Answers to Jan. 3 puzzle
1. Marie Curie

2. Anne Bole

3. remorsefu
4. Kansas; Hugo

11. Bernhardt
12. Indo-China .
13. unsavoury.

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| 6. thud; Shaw
7. Warsaw Pact IN A MUSEUM IN HAVANA,

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9. interview
10. Nicholas

THERE ARE TWO SKULLS
OF CHRISTOPHER
COLUMBUS: “ONE WHEN

HE WAS A BOY AND ONE
WHEN HE WAS A MAN.”
Author: Mark Twain
(1835-1910) | Pseudonym of
Samuel Clemens, American
writer, humorist, news-
paperman and lecturer. He
was a Mississippi steamboat
pilot until the Civil War ended
river traffic. He took his
pen-name from river slang
meaning "two fathoms deep.”

TheReview Wednesday, January 10, 1990 — A21

For week ending Dec. 30

There’s just no end to Bud
Smith’s brainstorms. Last week,
the attorney general announced
plans to provide day-care services
for pre-school children of parents
attending courts at Vancouver’s
Robson Square. The new service is
not to go into effect, however, until

August 1991.

“I am proud to have been able to
develop and introduce this. initia-
tive. It will be a valuable extension
of the wide-ranging justice reforms
currently under way in B.C. to
make our justice system easier to
use,” Smith said.

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6 p.m., Camosun Today, variety,

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Means Peace, and Time Passages:
Produced by the Applied Commu-
nication students of Camosun Col-
lege.

6:30 p.m., The Helen Sims

Show, cooking, shrimp fetuccine -

and Grande Marnier souffle with
M@iark Baim from the Smuggler’s
Cove restaurant.

7 p.m., Special Report, Trans-
portation Update, on Victoria’s
endangered species: the Princess
Marguerite and the Esquimalt &
Nanaimo Railway.

7:30 p.m., Project Discovery,
music, discover Wester Canada’s
hottest new music talent.

8 p.m., War Amps Special, Nak-
iska Plus Two, first there was
Nakiska Kids, produced in con-
junction with the 1988 Calgary
Winter Olympics, then Nakiska
Plus One, now, the War Amps
CHAMP Ski Team returns to
Alberta’s Kananaskis Country to
show their improved ski techni-
@es for amputees — plus a sur-
prise or two.

8:30 p.m., Arts Calendar, the _

aris and culture scene, from the
Arts Council of Greater Victoria,
host Erika Kurth.

Tuesday, Jan. 16

6 p.m., People in Perspective,
business and politics, host John
Fortune talks with local lawyer
Witt Lapper.

6:30 p.m., MP Report, host Bar-
bara Storrier talks with MP Lynn
Hunter about the recent NDP con-
vention.

7:30 p.m., Keep Fit With Kathi,
low impact aerobics, a light work-
out with Kathi Hemphill-Nash,
great for expecting mothers, begin-
ners and seniors.

8 p.m., In Council, local politics,
Gavel-to-gavel coverage of the Jan.
15 North Saanich council meeting.
Wednesday, Jan. 17

6 p.m., In Council, local politics.

6:30 p.m., People in Perspective,
business and politics, host John
Fortune talks with local lawyer
Witt Lapper.

7 p.m., School Days, host Bar-
bara Storrier talks with Janet Mort,
Superintendent of Innovative Pro-
grams for the B.C. Ministry of
Education.

7:45 p.m., Hockey Game of the
Week, sports, minor league hockey
action from the Panorama Arena.
Host Scott Earle calls the action.

8:30 p.m., Hockey Game of the

Continued on Page A22

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