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SHARING THE FUN, and a bite of pancake, at last year’s
Central Saanich Days were Matthew Verhagen and
mother Lisa. The annual community celebration, will be

hela. at Centennial Park this we kend.

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FUN HERE!

Central Saanich Days, Centennial Park
on Wallace Drive, Central Saanich. Activi-
ties include games of chance, live bands,
ball toumament, dart tournament, chil-
dren’s games, concession, pancake break-
fasts.

August 5

ART SHOW
An art show, Interpretations of landscape
- the Saanich Peninsula, will be presented
at the Mount Newton Valley Conservation
Centre in the Ravenhill Herb Farm Bam,
1330 Mt. Newton Cross Road, Saanichton,
from noon to 5 pm. The show includes
paintings-by Maxwell Bates, Colin Gra-
ham, Fleming Jorgensen, Catherine McAv-
ity, Helen Rogak, Akiko Shewring, George
Steggles and Christal Tomba. Part of the
Art for Rural Conservation series. Info,
652-4024.
MORE FUN!

2 Central Saanich Days continues at Cen-

vennial Park.

August 6
MORE FUN!

Central Saanich Days continues at Cen-
tennial Park.

SHARING NATURE

A free program at Coles Bay Regional
Park, North Saanich, on sharing nature
with children, from 1 pm to 3 pm. Two
hour program for children and adults
includes nature games, explorations and
stories. Fee and pre-registration required.
Info, 478-3344.

Augus
HIGH AND DRY

A naturalist-led hike in Horth Hill
Regional Park focusing on the park’s
hilltop plants, some of which are adapted to
handle extreme conditions. Spectacular
views. Meet at the Horth Hill parking lot
off Tatlow Road in North Saanich. Info,
474-PARK.

OCEAN TALK

Free seminar series at the Institute of
Ocean Sciences, West Saanich Road, North
Saanich. In the auditorium at 2 pm, Dr
Kiaus Kremling, Institut fur Meereskunde,
Kiel, Germany, on Recent Trace Metal
Measurements in the Atlantic Ocean.

August 8

OCEAN TALK TWO-

Free seminar at the Institute of Ocean
Sciences, West Saanich Road, North Saa-
nich. In the auditorium at 2 pm. Dr JS.
Tumer, Research School of Earth Sciences,
The Australian National University, Can-
berza, Australia, on Theoretical and Labor-
atory Models of Black Smokers on the sea
floor.

BOAT RAFFLE
Sidney Shrine Club is raffling a boat,
motor and trailer unit to raise treatment and
transportation funds for three children, two

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girls with cerebral palsy and a boy suffering
from leg problems. The boat will be on
display in various locations in Sidney,

- Saanich and Brentwood over the coming

weeks. Tickets are also available from
Shrine Club members. Draw on Sept.
15.31)
AVID ANGLERS
Sidney Anglers Association’s annual
bottom fish derby slated for August 12 in
Tulista Park. Tickets may be purchased at
Harvey’s Sporting Goods, Sidney, for the 3
pm weigh-in. Admission is $5 for seniors
and $3 for juniors. Info, 656-4393.
SCULPTURE SHOW
An exhibition of Muriel Sibley’s clay.
sculptures continues at Maples Gallery,
Central Saanich, until Aug. 17. Figures
illustrate many of the unique and endan-
gered species of Canada. Bids will be taken
on a sculpture with proceeds going to the
World Wildlife Fund. Info, 652-2102.(30)
SUNDAY BRUNCH
Christian singles meet for brunch every
Sunday, For info, call 652-5160.32)
SAWS TO PINS
See the history of Sidney and North
Saanich through the collection of artifacts
at the Sidney Museum, open 10 a.m. to 4
p-m. daily. For information call 656-
1322.(30)
HELP WANTED
Volunteers needed at the Sidney Museum
to help at the front desk. For information
call 656-1322.G0)
BIBLE SCHOOL
Vacation Bible School planned by Bethel
Fellowship Baptist Church, 2269 Mills
Road, Sidney, from Aug. 7 to 11, from 9 am
until noon. Open to ages 3 to 11. Pre-
registration required, call 656-5012.(26)
RURAL ART
Art for Rural Conservation, an exhibition
of watercolor paintings by John Climer and
Poul Poulsen, will be open Sundays from
noon until 5 pm at the Mount Newton
Valley Conservation Society centre, Raven-
hill Herb Farm, 1330 Mt. Newton Cross
Road, Saanichton. Exhibit held “Dy 29.
Info, 652-4024.(28)

SUMMER FUN
Summertime Fun, a recreational program
for children aged 6 to 12 years, has full
registration. Contact Bill Scott at 656-0134
for the waiting list.
BEST FOR BABY
A wonderful array of excellent, ny baby
wear is available at the PCA Thrift Shop,
9751 3rd St., Sidney, for only $10. Excel-
lent selection of reading material also
available.

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