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After s . swimming down the gorge and through a naturally formed underwater tunnel, we went back around the coastline for our last evening of shore leave before setting sail for North America the following morning. Until next week, )MVL W + L The â€" unusual _ topography _ was characterized by many varieties of cacti growing in crags of volcanic rock along the coastline. Amongst the wonderful variety of animal species for which the Galapagos Islands are famous, we saw marine iguanas, flamingos, blueâ€"footed boobies, pelicans and sally lightfoot crabs, to identify a few. After leaving the "island of seals" we returned to the main island where we motored through narrow sea channels to see the indigenous plant and animal life. Dear Oakville: the entire voyage, including the Caribbean. However, the most wonderful experience of this dive was the seals. The seals of this island were quite large, averaging at least 5â€"6 feet long. They were swimming all around us, under us, over us, brushing past us. One charged right at me, swerving aside at the last minute. Another nipped one of my cabinmate‘s flippers, but they were only playing with us. They looked so beautiful and graceful as they played in the surf and around the coral of the sea undemneath. It was an amazing experience, which I cannot quite put into words. It was a special moment in our voyage of exploration, and one which will stay in my memory forever, Our first stop was at a tiny islet off the coast of Santa Cruz. Here we anchored and went snorkeling. I saw many large, brilliantly coloured tropical fish. There were hundreds of them. Live, unpolluted coral grew in every shape imaginable. For underwater scenery and variety of marine life, this field trip was equal to the very best of our snorkeling over y ue Mc e Oe 0 t Early one morning during our visit to the Galapagos Islands, we set out in a chartered fleet of small motor boats to tour the island of Santa Cruz. The sea was very choppy and we soon got soaked with spray, but we hardly noticed. This day turned out to be the highlight of our Galapagos visit. A Proud Sponsor supporting Sarah on her voyage Ogrr Oarllmlle head office staff, Halton Regional Police Service media officer Sgt. Joe Martin said Wednesday that applications have been closed and a committee charged with the task of selecting a new chief is expected to get interâ€" The search for a new police chief in Halton should soon be at the interview stage but it‘s not likeâ€" ly a new chief will be named until sometime late this year. New police chief likely to be named by end of year _____ LePAcE] vyAg§ Martin said it‘s hoped a new chief will be named in November in order to provide overlap time before Chief James Harding retires "Applications have been called off. Now they‘ll review the appliâ€" cations to develop what‘s known as a short list and by the end of September they‘ll be seriously looking at interviews," said Martin. views underway by late September. The staff at Royal Bank wish Sarah all the best on her exciting and educational voyage. BANK Harding, who suffered a heart attack late last year, is still wearâ€" ing the chief‘s hat in Halton and intends to keep it that way until late this year. The Regional Municipality of Halton Act states the region‘s police chief must retire at age 60. That puts Harding‘s official retireâ€" at the end of the year or early January. Wishing you smooth sailing throughout your travels for 1993 TO SARAH‘S SPONSORS Sarah and her parents are grateful for the sponsorship of the Oakville Beaver and 22 advertisers who have made this voyage possible for Sarah. Investment Group Suite 505â€"710 Dorval Dr. Oakville (OTIS Building) 570 TRAFALGAR RD AT QEW D KERR Barristers Solicitors 233 Robinson Street P.O. Box 100 Oakville, Ontario l6J 425 Call for more information Hours: Lunch 11:30â€"2:00 Dinner 5 p.m.â€"close Closed Sun. (for now) Bm» intimate, cozy setting > Overiooks downtown BB Delicious Nouvelle Italian Cuisine * Selections of Fresh Pasta, Provini Veal, Chicken Grand Marnier, Seafood and much more! The breakâ€"in happened sometime overnight Wednesday say Halton Regional Police. Man and dog struck by pellets near school The chief, who has admitted mixed feelings about retiring, reluctant to leave behind his career but acknowledging the importance of new blood and new vision, is working with the Halton Regional Police Services Board and a consultant on hiring a new chief. Harding will remain until a new chief is found and has offered to stay on to "coach" the new chief in the transition. Cash and a cellular phone was the haul for thieves who broke into the Midas Muffler shop on Speers Road last week. Lillian Waldie, secretary to the police services board said the selection committee is next slated to meet in September. A man walking his dog in a north Oakville school yard Monday night was shot three times in the leg by pellets from a pellet gun. The man‘s dog was also struck once, report the Halton Regional Police. The shots did not cause serious injury, said the police. 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