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Monday April 2
6 p.m., CAMOSUN TODAY -

Variety. Produced by the Applied
Communication students of

Camosun College.

6:30 p.m., THE HELEN SIMS
SHOW - Cooking. Join Helen as
she blends good cooking and good
humour into 30 minutes of tasty
fun! Tonight- breakfast with Alice
Bacon.

7 p.m., APERTURE - Photog-
raphy. Join host Bradford Stephen-
son in this instructional series on
the art and science of 35mm photo-
graphy.

7:30 p.m., YOUR TAXES - In-
come Tax Tips. It’s income tax
time again! Get your personal
taxes in order with help from this
informative series of programs.

8 p.m., THE PEPPER PATCH
= Talk. John Adams talks about the
fascinating history of the Ross Bay
Cemetary. Host: Jo Pepper.

8:30 p.m., ARTS CALENDAR
- Arts & Culture. Current events
from the Victoria Arts Council
with host Erika Kurth.

9 p.m., PROJECT DISOVERY
- Music. Discover Western
Canada’s hottest new music talent!
Tonight, “Third Stone" and the
"Eddie Simon Band".

Tuesday April 3

6 p.m., SPECIAL PRESEN-
TATION - Coming Of Age. In this
program from Rogers Cable Vic-
toria, the Goods and Services Tax
and it’s implications for seniors is
examined.

6:30 p.m., SHORELINE
MAGAZINE - Current Affairs.
The Peninsula’s current affairs pro-
gram. Host: Diane Robson.

7p.m., MLA REPORT - LIVE:
Hon. Tony Brummett. A live open
line program with Hon. Tony
Brummett, B.C. Minister of Educa-
tion. Viewers are invited to phone
in with their questions and con-
cems. Host: Barbara Fraser.

7:30 p.m., IN COUNCIL: -
Civic Issues. Gavel-to-gavel
coverage of the Apnl 2nd North
Saanich council meeting.

Wednesday April 4

6 p.m., PROJECT DIS-
COVERY - Music. Discover
Western Canada’s hottest new
music talent! Tonight, the
"Rockin’ Horse Band" and "Five
Wheel Drive".

6:30 p.m., MP REPORT - With
Lynn Hunter. An interview with
our local Member of Parliament,
Lynn Hunter. Pre-taped at Rogers
Cable Victona.

7 p.m., ISLAND MAGAZINE
- Island Living. Focus on Island
living- this month, Host Alice
Bacon looks at adult education op-
portunities.

8 p.m., HOCKEY GAME OF
THE WEEK - Jr "B" Playoff Ac-
tion. Announcer Scott Earle calls
the action from the Panorama
Arena. Tonight, game 7 of the
Lower Island Jr. "B” playoffs,
featuring the Peninsula Eagles
against the Kerry Park Islanders.
Subject to game 6 results- may be
pre-empted.

Thursday Apr. 5

6 p-m., KEEP FIT WITH
KATHI - Aerobics. Join Kathi
Hemphill-Nash for light exercise
to music- recommended for seniors
too!

6:30 p.m., DOWN TO BUSI-
NESS - Knowledge-Based Busi-
ness. Coverage of the “Business
Opportunities At Your Doorstep”
conference held last November in
Sidney. Tonight, a summary on
identifying business opportunities.

7:30 p.m., SPORTS DESK -
News. A weekly wrap-up of minor

league sports in the Victoria area.

8 p.m., THE HELEN SIMS
SHOW - Cooking. Join Helen as
she blends good cooking and good
humour into 30 minutes of tasty
fun! Tonight- breakfast with Alice
Bacon.

8:30 p.m., THE PEPPER
PATCH - Talk. John Adams talks
about the fascinating history of the
Ross Bay Cemetary. Host: Jo Pep-
per.

9 p.m., CAMOSUN TODAY -
Vaniety. Produced by the Applied
Communication students of
Camosun College.

9:30 p.m., YOUR TAXES - In-
come Tax Tips. It’s income tax
time again! Get your personal
taxes in order with help from this
informative series of programs.

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the Ministry of the Environment,
which I did. Neither group was
willing to help me relocate the
animal if I was lucky enough to
catch it.

Now, my chickens and I are
plagued by a bloodthirsty mink
which kills unnecessarily, often
not even eating his prey. He fits
through the smallest cage wire,
and has subsequently bitten the
heads off of eight chickens in the
last month.

The SPCA and the Ministry of
the Environment have been unable
and unwilling to help. I am now

spending a fortune on bait which
the mink steals from the trap
without being caught.

Why am I writing this? To let
the public know that poultry
enthusiasts have little recourse
against expensive and painful
attacks, but to go beyond the
ineffective humane methods and
end the problem for once and for
all.

I also wish to refute the sensa-
tionalist style of this story, which
implies that Tuffy and Patches are
also trap victims. Does reporter
Glenn Werkman have proof of
this? Did Werkman investigate

Tuddenham’s claim that the
pheasant pens were insecure? I am
familiar with these pens and know

_ that they are well built, and as
secure as possible.

Although I do not condone set-
ting traps’ on another’s property, I
know that the elderly gentleman
responsible has been fighting a
constant and losing battle against

Continued on Page A19

SATURDAY MARCH 31st.
9 am-1 pm
Care givers humour workshop:
“Laughter and play for care givers. "At St
Andrews Anglian church hall. Registra-
tion fee $5.00 lucheon included: Please
register by phone at:

384-0408 or 652-9873

.

Sidney

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