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calendar free of charge, space permitting.
Preference will be given to local, non-
profit clubs and organizations. Upcoming
event notices are printed in the edition
poor to the event; continuing announce-
ments run no longer than four weeks.
Please submit wrilten information by 5
p.m. Thursday.

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OCEAN TALK
Institute of Ocean Sciences free lecture
senes. 2 pm, in the auditorium, Michael
Steele of the Polar Science Center, Univer-
sity of Washington, Seattle, on warm water
upwelling on an arctic basin continental
slope.

April 20

WOMEN AGLOW

Sidney Women’s Aglow, an intemational,
inter-denominational Christian women’s
organization, holds the annual spring ban-
quet for men and women Api 20 starting
at 6:30 p.m. in the Sidney Seafood House
Banquet Room. Cost is $11.95, speaker is
Pastor Amie ter Mors and music will be by
Mike Walker, formerly with Living Praise.
Contact Tine Holmes at 479-8434 or
479-6070.

pril 21
BOTTLE DRIVE

By the Sansbury and McTavish grade
five students will be held in the school are
Starting at 9 am to raise money for the
students’ annual outoodr trip in May.
Botles may be dropped off at Sansbury
school, 8695 Emard Terrace, from 9 am
unul 2 pm.

Ap

SERVING STARTS
Glen Meadows Tennis Club opening day,
tennis 1:30 to 4:30 pm, supper 6 pm. Cost
$5.50. To reserve call 655-1155 or 656-
8717.

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SHOT CLINICS

Kindergarten Immunization clinic will
be held at the Sidney Health office, 2440
Sidney Ave, from 1:30 pm to 3:20 pm.
Please call the office at 656-1188 for an
appointment.

SPRING CONCERT

By the Peninsula Singers at the Royal
Canadian Legion Hall on Mills Road,
starting at 7:30 pm. Admission is $3 for
adults, $2 for seniors and children. Pro-
ceeds to the Sidney Food Bank. info,
656-5301.

pril 25

SPRING TEA
Save the Children Fund, Sidney group,
holds the 46th annual spring tea starting at
2 pm in the Margaret Vaughan-Birch Hall,
9697 4th Street, Sidney. Guest speaker is
nurse Joan Aitkin, retired after years of
nursing in Africa. Intemational crafts, door
prizes, home baking and cards. Admission
by donation.
FREE READING
By CBE radio broadcaster and writer
Bill Richardson starting at 7:30 pm in the
Central Saanich Cultural Centre, activity
toom A, 1225 Clarke Road, Brentwood
Bay. All welcome. Sponsored by the
Friends of the Central Saanich Library.
FASHION SHOW
Presented by the North and South Saa-

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p.m. Sunday.

paintng style.

1979.

call Larry Hanlon at 655-1722.

WHITE PINE, one of the A.J. Casson
a show of lithographic reproductions Sunday.

Group of Seven
art prints shown

Lithographic reproductions of work by Alfred Joseph Casson,
the only surviving member of the Group of Seven, will be shown
at the Sidney Seafood House banquet room from 1 p-m. until 5

Landscape artist Casson has painted scenes of his native Ontario
for over 70 years, receiving international acclaim for his distinctive

Born in 1898, Casson was invited to join the Group of Seven in
1926. His work has been recognized by books and films
documenting his life, by honorary doctorate degrees from
Canadian university and by admission to the Order of Canada in

The show and sale is presented by Peninsula Gallery. A
catalogue of the 32 lithographic reproductions available can be
seen at the gallery, 9810 7th Street, Sidney. For more information

SESS

Paintings featured in

nich Agricultural Society starting at 7:30
p.m. in the Saanichton Agricultural Hall.
Tickets $7. Fashions by Spooners, home-
baked desserts, door prizes.

SENIOR’S FRIENDS
Free program to train visitors to senior’s
homes to help care givers and elderly,

sponsored by the Mt. Newton Adult Day

Care. Six two-hour sessions. To register call
Eva at 652-3432.(11)
TAKE IT OFF
Join T.O.PS., Take off pound sensibly, to
get rid of extra pounds and the Monday
blues. Meetings Monday, 10 to 11 am. Info,
656-2654 or 656-7539.(14)
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Brentwood Bay United Church, 7162
West Saanich Road, has full Sunday School
facilities again available for children four
and older. For registration or info call Mary
Lushington, 652-6963.(14)
SPEAK OUT
Conquer a fear of public speaking with
Toastmasters Intemational. Meetings every
Tuesday, 7:30 to 9:30 pm, at Sidney Silver
Threads. Info, Pat, 652-0433 or Amie,
656-9381.(14)

WILDLIFE SALE
Donations sought for the Wildlife
Reserve annual spring garage sale, slated
for late April. Donations can be dropped
off at 1175 Wain Road, North Saanich. For
info, call the Wildlife Reserve of Westem
Canada, 656-1301.(12)
SECOND WAVE
Sidney Second Wave masters swim club
meets at the Panorama Leisure Centre
Mondays 9:15 to 10:15 pm, Wednesdays 8
to 9 pm and Saturday, 4 to 5 pm. $3 drop-in.
Info, Wendy McBride, 656-3365 or Bill
Hingley, 655-3225.(11)
HELP WANTED
Canadian Cancer Society, Peninsula
Unit, needs volunteers to work in the office.
To volunteer, call 655-1311 and leave your
name and phone number.(11) :

ACUPRESSURE

For Pain, Stress
Chronic Conditions
(No Needles)
Marjorie Herring
B.Sc., M.Sc., ”
Contified Acupressurist

656-8768

WIN YOUR GLASSES FREI

(JUST DROP OFF YOUR NAME IN OUR ENFRY BOX)

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OVEREATERS ANON
Overeaters Anonymous mect 7:30 pm to
9 pm at Sidney Silver Threads every.
Monday. Offering a 12-step program for
people with cating disorders. Info, Pat,
652-0433.(14) S
PRESCHOOLERS
Register now for the September program
of the Kids in Central Saanich Pre-school
program for three and four year-olds. Info,
652-4444.(11)
PRESCHOOLERS TWO
Sidney Preschool, a cooperative, is now
accepling registration for their three-ycar-
old class beginning Sept. 1990. Info,
Brenda or Kim at 655-3333.(13)

UPHOLSTERY
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Wednesday, April 18, 1990

6655 TRUDEAU TERRACE
BRENTWOOD BAY, B.C.

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GRIEF SUPPORT

An organized walk for people who are
gmieving the loss of a close family member
or fnend, who feels lonely and needs a

social activity with others in the same
situation. Held Tuesdays, May 8 to June 26,
from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. Info, Laurie, 656-
0134.

S:T-E-P.-ing

S.T-E-P. courses for effective parenting
address self-esteem, communication and
other parenting skills. S.T-E-P. regular for
parents of children age 11 and under started
Apnil 10; 7 to 9 pm; for 10 sessions.

S.TE-P. teen, for parents of teenagers,
starts April 23, 7 to. 9pm, for 10 sessions.
For info, call Elaine at 656-0134.

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DRIVERS NEEDED ~~.
Volunteers urgently needed to assist with,

transportation of the elderly on the Penin- ~

sula and into Victoria. Mileage paid, only
one hour or two required per. week. Info,
656-0134. :

DRAPERIES
ETC.

652-9454

Terry Huberts, m.va.
Saanich & the Islands
2388 Beacon Avenue

Office Hours 8:30-4:30

Sidney, B.C.
Phone 656-6061

Monday - Friday

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TIRE
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