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Northern show, bazaar
will aid needy children

A film and slide presentation on northern B.C., the Yukon and the
arctic combined with a mini-bazaar will raise funds for the Sidney Save

the Children fund Thursday.

Sidney wildlife photographer Cy Hampson and Mary Hampson will
present slides and a film celebrating the birds, beasts and scenic beauties
of the far north at 2 p.m. and again at 7 p.m. in Margaret Vaughan Birch

Hall on 4th Street in Sidney.

Doors for the afternoon show open at 1:30 p.m. and for the evening

show at 6:30 p.m.

Refreshments will be served. Those attending will also be able to
browse through a mini-bazaar, featuring home preserves, baking, local
and intemational crafts, a white elephant table and dried flowers.

Save the Children Christmas cards will also be for sale and a draw will

be held for door prizes.

Admission is by donation. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Medieval feast feeds literacy

A chance to go time travelling to
the 15th Century is offered this
Saturday through a fund-raising
medieval dinner sponsored by the
Sidney and Brentwood Bay Rotary
Clubs.

The Halloween theme event will
be held from 6 p.m. until midnight
in North Saanich and features a
four remove feast of over 20 dishes
drawn from the late middle ages
and early Renaissance.

Included in the menu is roast
beef with garlic-pepper sauce, a
white wine based onion soup,
marinated salmon, chicken baked
with spices and fruit and a rich
cream and date custard pie.

There will also be chicken

and grain dishes, salads, bread,
desserts and sweets.

Wine is included with the meal
and a no-host bar will be available.

Minstrels and mummers will
provide entertainment with lively
14th to 16th century airs and
playlets drawn from The Decam-
eron, a 14th century collection of
mainly bawdy short stories.

A costuming booklet is included
with each ticket to help guests
assemble simple medieval cos-
tumes.

Tickets are $25 per person with
proceeds going towards literacy
projects in developing nations. For
more information or to arrange
tickets call 656-0938, 656-8965 or

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SPINNING UP A STORM is Deep Cove Spinners and Weavers
president Annabelle Beresford. The group holds a fall show
and sale of both pottery and weaving this weekend. A
preview will be held Friday trom 7 to 9 p.m. and the sale will
be on Saturday from 10.to 4 p.m. in Holy Trinity Hall, 13917 Mills
Road, North Saanich.

LIVE Dinner Musig¢

Dine to
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Favourites
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
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Church Services

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FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST
CHURCH

7820 Central Saanich Rd.

ST. MARY’S
ANGLICAN CHURCH
SAANICHTON
1973 Culira Avenue
Sunday, October 28th

GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCH
(Reformed Church in Canada)

Sunday Worship & Sunday School
10:00 a.m. at Keating Elem. School,
6843 Central Saanich Rd.

Rev. Stephen Swift

9245 A.M....n.eesoscees sunday School : 8:15 a.m. ........ Holy Communion
11:00 a.m......... Morning Worship 652:0045 652-9635] |10:00 a.m...... Morning Beaver
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ST pea aaLg SESS SAANICH PENINSULA 4 Wed., 10:60 a.m. oat Communion

Pastors Ernie Kratofil CHRISTADELPHIANS | Canon Murray Ames

and Rob Parker.
CHURCH 652-2723
HOME 652-4837 479-8643

Moose Hall 7925 E. Saanich Rd.
Memorial Meeting
11:15 a.m.

Church Office
Anglican - Espiscopal
Book of Common Prayer,

655-1 061

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ST. STEPHEN’S

pastries, quiche, appetizers, rice 656-6290.

GOOD BOOKS

By Echo Eburne

TIGANA — GAY GAVRIEL KAY

October with its dull, dark days and wet, windy weather has a
tendency to keep many people indoors. A holiday might be a wonderful
idea, but not timely or affordable at this point. Reading can be a
magical distraction that is there whenever we have a need to get away.

Books on'fantasy are in a special class of their own. At times it may
seem awkward because the names, places and worlds are not ones we
can locate or relate to. The magic, | think, is in the bravery, courage and
romance of the characters. Like these characters, we also have our
‘down’ days, but we count on the good ones heavily.

“Tigana” by Gay Gavriel Kay is a story that will enchant and
encourage readers. The mythical land is being ruled by a tyrant king,
but a group of people are trying to overthrow him and reclaim the
country that they love. Basically, this is the good versus the bad type of
plot but the secrecy and danger of the characters’ plotting is quite
effective. With many twists and turns in the plot, the story is surprisingly
easy to follow, and the characters, while being mythical, have feelings
and experiences not unlike our own.

| believe that “Tigana” is a novel that will captivate the minds and
hearts of many readers. Even if you aren’t a fantasy reader, this book is
an excellent change of pace.

BEST SELLERS FICTION

4 (1) The Plains of Passage Auel
2 (2) Four Past Midnight King
3 (3) Spy Sinker Deighton
4 (8) Friend of My Youth Munro
5 (7) Memories of Midnight Sheldon
6 (-) Innocent Cities Hodgins
7 (4) Skinny Legs and All Robbins
3~ (©) The General in His Labyrinth Marquez
9 (6) Tigana Kay
10 (-) Bright's Crossing Cameron
NON FICTION
1 (1) By Way of Deception Hoy & Ostrovsky
2 (2) Gretzky: An Autobiography Gretzky
3 (3) The Great Depression 1929 - 1939 Berton
4 (5) Courting Disaster Barker.
5 (4) A Brief History of Time Hawkings
6 (-) Homecoming Bradshaw
7 (8) Webster: An Autobiography Webster
8 (10) An Artistin Nature Bateman
9 (7) Writing in the Rain White
10 (-) The Story of the Sechelt Nation Peterson

Open 8 a.m. - 10 p.m.
EVERY DAY

2435 BEACOA AVE.. SDSEY. B.C. VOL 115

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“SA Warm Welcome Awaits You At = the
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S563 Patricia Bay Highway lake Morning Worship

ANGLICAN CHURCH
4) Mt. Newton X & St. Stephen's Rd.

SAANICHTON/BRENTWOOD
ood Holy Eucharist
Family Eucharist

by 40:30 a.m.

if Rev. Canon Richard Spencer

REV. TREVOR FISHER

ANGLICAN CHURCH
9686-3rd Street, Sidney
WORSHIP AT
8 a.m., 9 a.m. & 11 a.m. Services
(Church School & Nursery 9 a.m.)
656-5322

652-4311}

TROT TABERNACLE PEACE LUTHERAN

entecostal Church HURCH

POPE eee oe 2295 WEILER AVENUE
Where Bible salvation is preached Sunday School............ 9:15 a.m.
Invites you to be in service with us* Worship Service........ 10:30 a.m.

Call Pastor Gabor Czinger 655-7029 |
Call for free home Bible studies

Rev. David A. Carnahan
656-2721

655-4773}

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HOLY TRINITY
ANGLICAN CHURCH
W. Saanich and Mills Rd.
Sunday Services 8 a.m. and 10 am.
Sunday School 10 a.m.

THE REV. D.L. MALINS - 656-3223

BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH
2269 Mills Road
Sunday School (all ages)............. 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship................-.-..-»- 11:00.a.m.
Sunday Evening Care Groups in Homes.6:30 p.m.
Pastor: Gerald W. Meller
Business 656-5012 Residence 652-4065

Sluggett Memorial

FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH
7008 W. Saanich Rd.

9:30 a.m........ Family Bible Hour

..-Morning Worship

Seerneeerene Evening Fellowship

Pastor: DONALD W. REED

Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, today, and forever

LIFE.
FELLOWSHIP) 9925 5TH ST. 65623524

Morning Worship.................:.ss2sescessssesse0es 10:30 a.m.)
Children’s Church................:.ssseeessesssreenee 11:00 a.m.
Sunday Evening Service.................-...00+0+- 6:30 p.m.
PASTOR LARRY GESSNER 474-2520

Ron & Eunice Freeman welcome you to
PENINSULA ALLIANCE CHURCH
Greenglade Elementary School Sidney 656-9959

10:00 a.m.......... 2 UNDAY Family Worship &

NEW LOCATION: COME CELEBRATE WITH US _

Children’s aad

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3 Rd.
ST. JOHN'S Goon SO ealerso a.m.

UNITED CHURCH
9:30 a.m. — Sunday Services |}
10990 West Saanich, Deep Cove }
REV. HORI PRATT

Family Service............- 11:00 a.m.
Nursery, Sunday School
Youth Groups, Bible Studies
Pasior: Rick Stinton

652-6311 656-4730

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. SE ELIZABETH’S
Roman Catholic Church

A ENINSULA |
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Meeting at 9:30 a.m.

652-3313 , rai 652-6168 Sidney Elementary S358) 10030 Taig Bt Sidney
3 . 2281 HENRY AVENU Ss
Ties caret Neen SS a ap Saturday Mass.......-...--. 5:00 p.m.
REV. PETER COUTTS 655-3548 | Sunday HESS = a 10:30 a.m.
OUR LADY OF
BRENTWOOD ANGLICAN CHAPEL J}:
Shady Creek Brentwood BRENTWOOD AN aN CHAE ASSUMPTION

UNITED CHURCH

SHADY CREEK UNITED CHURCH
7180 E. Saanich Rd.

9:30 a.m..Family Worship Service

& Sunday School

BRENTWOOD BAY UNITED CHURCH
7162 W. Saanich Rd.

11:00 a.m........ Family Worship Service

& Sunday School

Rev. Terry Finch 652-2713 office

PLEASE JOIN US IN
WORSHIPPING THE LORD!

Roman Gatholic Church

10:30 a.m. EVERY SUNDAY
7726 W. Saanich Road

Full Nursery, Christian Education & Youth

Pastors: David Hauser & Rod Fair 2410 Malaview

9:45 A.M....csesnsrenerssncssrsneenss Sunday School}! | Family Worship & Sunday School10:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.... .Morning Worship REV. JIM ALLAN
6200 PIM. ..ecccessssssessssneeseree Evening Service 656-3213 Home 655-4392

For. mid-week services call 656-3712

WE EXTEND A WARM WELCOME TO EVERYONE | 652-1909

ictal i Sunday Mass. ............... 8:30 a.m.

: ; P. Patrie (652-502
an pe cae ee Pech ay i] Sunday LBES =eeED 12:30 pp m.
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SIDNEY PENTECOSIAL ST: PAULS
ASSEMBLY UNITED CHURCH

10364 McDonald Park Rd. Sidney B.C. V8L3Z9 OF CANADA

PENINSULA PENTECOSTAL
ASSEMBLY
5506 Oldfield Road
9:30 A.M ..ssesceccereessees Sunday Schoo! Hour
10:30 a.M.......0000 Morning Worship Service
6:30 P.IM.....s0scserssnesseoeneneees Evening Service
PASTOR DAVID A. McALISTER
479-6237 Church 652-9589 Res.

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This Week

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