Community

TheReview

Wednesday; April 18, 1990

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Board wants briefing first

| If the Memorial Park Society
wants to put a community hall on
school district leased property, the
school board should know about
the proposal first, trustee Anne
Johnson told society directors
Wednesday.

Referring to a proposal by John

Harper to put a community hall on

® land near Parkland School, John-

son said the school board read the

proposal in the newspaper before
receiving word from the society.

The board has referred the idea
Bis) the North Saanich Middle

School and Parkland Secondary
School administration for com-
ment, she added.

Director Chuck Harvey said the
society directors received Harper’s
plan but did not discuss it. The
plan has not been either endorsed
or rejected, he added.

Harper's plan was referred to the
society ’s community hall commit-
tee for a report back to the society
board.

Directors also agreed to write
the school board explaining: the
situation and assuring the board of
future cooperation.

Monday April 23
6 p.m. CAMOSUN TODAY -
® Variety. Produced by the Applied
Communication students of Cam-
osun 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- Prawns Brettone
from the Brentwood Inn Resort.

7 p.m. SPECIAL PRESENTA-
TION - “An Event": VSO Benefit.
A benefit evening for the Victoria
Symphony and Art Gallery of
Greater Victoria, with performan-
ces by the VSO, the Saanich Penin-
sula Pipe Band and the Dixieland
Express. Viewers are asked to
phone in with their pledges.

Tuesday April 24
6 p.m. PEOPLE IN PERSPEC-
_ TIVE - Business & Politics. A chat
8 with Lt. Col. Brian Eady of the 443
_ Sea Kings’ Squadron.
6:30 p.m. SPECIAL PRESEN-
TATION - A.L.S. “Where There’s
Hope, There’s Life": an examina-
tion of A.L.S. (better known. as
"Lou Gehrig’s Disease”). Pro-
duced by Delta Cablevision.

7 p.m. ISLAND MAGAZINE -
Island-Living. Focus on Island liv-
ing- this month, a look at the youth
in our island communities.

7:30 p.m. IN COUNCIL: -
Civic Issues. Gavel-to-gavel cov-
erage of the April 23rd Sidney
Council meeting.

p Wednesday April 25

6 p.m. PROJECT DIS-
COVERY - Music. Discover West-
em Canada’s hottest new music
talent! Tonight, “Eight Second
Ride”, and “Steppin> Out".

6:30 p.m. SHORELINE
MAGAZINE - Current Affairs.
The Peninsula’s current affairs pro-
gram. Feature: Vancouver Island
Youth Conference. Host: Diane
Robson.

7 p.m. MLA REPORT - With
Hon. Mel Couvelier. Barbara

Fraser hosts this open line show ~

with Finance Minister Hon. Mel

Couvelier about the recently

released provincial budget.

Viewers are invited to phone in

with their questions and concerns.

8 p.m. SPECIAL PRESENTA-

- =6TION - Town Meeting. Coverage

of Sidney Council’s town meeting
held on April 5th.

Thursday April 26

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 - Retirement Businesses.
Coverage of the “Business Oppor-
tunities At Your Doorstep” con-
ference held last November in
Sidney. Tonight, an examination

p of retirement-onented businesses.

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- Prawns Brettone

from the Brentwood Inn Resort.

8:30 p.m. THE PEPPER
PATCH - Talk. Heritage building
restoration in Victoria with Stuart
Stark. Host: Jo Pepper.

9 p.m. CAMOSUN TODAY -
Variety. Produced by the Applied
Communication students of Cam-
osun College.

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

Cadets flown to Hawaii
to join RIMPAC 90

Two sea cadets from the Saanich
Peninsula branch, Navy League of
Canada, were flown to Hawaii
yesterday to join a Canadian Navy
fleet that will be participating in
international exercises.

Petty Officers Scott Hill and
Paul Dickson will join the crew of
the HMCS Mackenzie in Hawaii,
said Peninsula cadet branch presi-
dent Don Coutts.

Once on board the Mackenzie,
Hill and Dickson will take part in
the multi-national Asia Pacific
exercise RIMPAC °90, which runs
April 9 to May 18.

Her Majesty’s Canadian Ships

Huron, Annapolis, Kootenay,
Yukon, Quappelle, Provider and
Mackenzie and about 2,000 Cana-
dian Forces members will initially
exercise in waters of Hawaii with
personnel from Australia, Japan,
Republic of Korea and the United
States.

Following the RIMPAC exercise
the Mackenzie is expected to
embark on a further voyage to
Asian countries and perhaps as far
east as the US.S.R.

Personnel from the 443 Anti-
Submarine Helicopter based at Pat
Bay will also be involved in the
RIMPAC exercise.

Friday, April 20th
8 p.m. - 1 a.m.

SANSCHA HALL

FEATURING
The Rhythm
Toads

Beef club delivers

The Saanich Peninsula 4-H Beef
Club delivered 200 valuable bags
of manure to residential gardeners
April 7 in a community service
venture.

Club reporter Shawn Verhagen
said many residents responded to
an offer made by the club through
Review columnist Helen Lang’s
Over The Garden Fence article.

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tour of Beacon Hill, water-
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