TheReview Wednesday, June 20, 1990

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RUNNING HARD TO reach first base, a Peninsula Little

league baseball player tries to avoid being Caught out as
the Opponents pitcher lunges forward fo fire the ball at his

first baseman.

Three wins not enough

Peninsula athlete Jeannette Van
Den Bulk posted three impressive
victories at the Annual Cheetah
Invitational track meet in Coqui-
tlam on the weekend.

Competing in the Junior Devel-
opment divison, she won the 200-
metre hurdles event in a time of
30.37 seconds and then went on to
take top honors in the 1500-metre
race, with a time of 5.06 minutes.

Van Den Bulk also crossed the
finish line in first place in the

800-metre event, with a time of
2:19 minutes.

She also achieving a third place
finish in both the high jump and
the triple jump events, as well as
fourth place results in the long
jump and 200-metre sprint.

Having shown such a strong
all-round talent as an athlete, Van
Den Bulk was unfortunate not to
win the aggregate trophy in her
division. She only lost out by a
single point.

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Monday June 25

6:00 pm KEEP FIT FOR
BABY - No-Impact Aerobics. A
light workout specially designed
forexpecting mothers- great for be-
ginners and seniors too! Instructor:
Kathi Hemphill-Nash. Sponsored
by Originals Active Wear.

6:30 pm THE HELEN SIMS
SHOW - Cooking. Join Helen as
she blends good cooking and good
humour into 30 minutes of tasty
fun! Tonight- Deep Cove barbe-
qued chicken with Alice Bacon. ~

7:00 pm APERTURE - Photog-
raphy. Join host Bradford Stephen-
son in this instructional series on
the art and science of 35mm pho-
tography.

7:30 pm TRAINING YOUR
DOG - Dog Obedience. Is your dog
driving you crazy? This informa-
tive series will show you how you
can develop a better relationship
with your dog.

8:00 pm FIRED UP - Artists.
Shirley.Carter hosts this 7-part
series on contemporary works in
clay and profiles the B.C. artists of
"Fired Up’.

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

Tuesday June 26

6:00 pm PEOPLE IN
PERSPECTIVE - Business & Pol-
itics. Guest: John Morgan, organ-
izer of the "It’s Fridays” dances.
Host: John Fortune.

6:30 pm SPECIAL PRESEN-
TATION - Centennial United
Church. Highlights of the 65th An-
niversary Service of the Centennial
United Church in Victoria. Pro-
duced by Rogers Cable.

7:30 pm IN COUNCIL: - Civic
_ Issues. "Gavel-to-gavel” coverage
of the June 25th meeting of the
Sidney Town Council.

Wednesday June 27

6:00 pm PROJECT DIS-
COVERY - Music. Discover Wes-
tem Canada’s hottest new music
talent! Tonight, "Fire Under The
Hood" and the "Frank Carroll
Band"

6:30 pm PEOPLE IN
PERSPECTIVE - Business & Pol-
itics. Guest: Julia Jenkins of Vic-
toria AM. Host: John Fortune.

7:00 pm ISLAND
MAGAZINE - Island Living.
Focus on Island lifestyles- this
month, a look at urban develop-
ment within our island commun-
ities. Host: Alice Bacon.

4230) pm SLOW PId:CH
BASEBALL - Sports. Baseball ac-
tion from the Sidney Mixed Slow
Pitch League. Tonight, the Mixed
Nuts take on Beacon Auto at the

Sanscha diamond. Announcers:
Scott Earle and Alice Bacon. Spon-
sored by London Optical.
Thursday June 28

6:00 pm KEEP FIT FOR
BABY - No-Impact Aerobics.

6:30 pm N.F.B. PRESENTS: -
Al Purdy. A series of Canadian
film documentaries and dramas
presented by the National Film
Board of Canada and Shaw Cable.
Tonight- a profile on well-known
Canadian poet (and a resident of
Sidney), Al Purdy. Host: Wally
Lee

7:30 pm SPORTS DESK -
News. A weekly wrap-up,

8:00 pm THE HELEN SIMS
SHOW - with Alice Bacon.

OPEN HOUSE

for Pre-School Programs
for full and half days

Come to our open house
Sunday June 24th
1 - 4pm.
Parents and children welcome
Montessori Centre of Sidney
10345 Bowerbank Road

Information......656-3214

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Pacific Montessori Society

8:30 pm FIRED UP - Artists.

o. improve provincial health care programs and policies, the Royal
Commission on Health Care and Costs was established in March of this
year by the provincial government.

Our mandate is to examine British Columbia's existing health care system
and to recommend improvements in both health care and health policy.
Among the areas we will review are: the system's current structure,
management, funding and access.

To begin our work, we have invited the Minister of Health and his senior
officials to outline, in public information hearings in Victoria, how

our health care system operates. This will be valuable information for the
Commission, the public and those who will be presenting submissions
to the Commision.

These hearings are open to the public. You are encouraged to attend and
to listen to the Ministry of Health presentations.

We are also inviting interested individuals and groups to share with us their
ideas and suggestions for improving health and the health care system.
Public hearings will be held throughout the province beginning in the fall.

We welcome your presentation. You can submit your ideas, either in writing
or by attending the fall public hearing to be scheduled for your area. If you
haven't notified us that you wish to make a presentation write:

Royal Commission on Health Care and Costs

9th Floor, 1285 West Pender St.
Vancouver, B.C.
V6E 4B1

It’s your opportunity to get involved.

VICTORIA HEARINGS
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
June 20 = 22,1990 9:30a.m.
Newcombe Theatre, 675 Belleville Street

, Take an active part in your good health.

ROYAL COMMISSION ON HEALTH CARE AND COSTS

Mr. Justice Peter D. Seaton, Chairman

ee