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HIGH STEPPING

May

* Parkland Dance Company presents an

extravaganza May 30, 31 and June 1,
starting at 7:30 pm each night. Admission
is $5 for adults and $3 for students. Held in
the school multipurpose room, 10640
McDonald Park Road. Tickets will be
available at the door.
WILD WORKOUT

Special Canada Fit Week Back to the
Future workout May 30; 6:30 to 7:30 pm, at
Panorama Leisure Centre. Co-sponsored by
Keating Fitness Centre. Suitable for all
fimess levels, will be followed by refresh-
ments. Adults $3, students $1.50. Info,
656-7271.

SCHOOL FAIR

Deep Cove Elementary school holds an
Art and Writing Fair featuring work from
all the students in kindergarten to grade
five, in both the English and French
programs. Open 8:30 am to 3:30 pm.
Everyone welcome.

May 31

SCHOOL FAIR
Deep Cove Elementary school holds an
Art and Waiting Fair featuring work from
all the students in kindergarten to grade
five, in both the English and French
programs. Open 8:30 am to 7:30 pm.
Everyone welcome.

STAMPERS
Sidney Stamp Club meets at 826 Birch
Road. Junior Club, 11 am to 1 pm, senior
club, 1:30 pm to 4 pm. Swap and shop, bid

board, prize draw, refreshments and door -

prizes. Info, 655-3851.
BUFFET DU PRINTEMPS
Le Cercle Francophone of Sidney invites
everyone to a buffet at noon in the Sidney

June §

OCEAN TALK

Free series of seminars at the Institute of
Ocean Sciences, West Saanich Road, at 2
pm in the auditonum. A. Ivashenko and A.
Robinovich, institute of marine geology
and geophysics, far east division, USSR
academy of sciences, Yuzhno-Sakhalinskm
U.S.S.R., on tsunami research in the Soviet
Union

PLAYERS

The annual general meeting of the Penin-
sula Players will be held at the Lion’s Hall,
6994 East Saanich Road. Nominating
chainnan is Sheila Nixon, 652-0049.

June 6

HIGH STEPPING
Caregivers Support Group’ of Sidney
meet at the PCA building, Sidney, from 1 to
2:30 pm. Guest speaker is Goldie Carlow
on The Art of Listening. Refreshments. All
welcome.

LIBRARY CARDS

Vancouver Island Regional Library
invites all area residents to drop into either
the Sidney-North Saanich Branch or the
Brentwood-Central Saanich Branch of the
Vancouver Island Regional Library to
register for a library card. Pre-registration
for the new computer coded cards contin-
ues until June 16. For information call the
Sidney-North Saanich branch at 656-0944
or the Brentwood-Central Saanich Branch
at 652-2013.@22)

RURAL ART

Art for Rural Conservation, an exhibition
of paintings by Akiko Shewring and Chris-
tel Tompa, will be open Sundays from noon
until 5 pm at the Mount Newton Valley
Conservation Society centre, Ravenhill
Herb Farm, 1330 Mt. Newton Cross Road,
Saanichton. Exhibit held June 3, 10, 17 and
24. Info, 652-4024.(22)

FREE CHECKS

Free drop-in blood pressure and weight

checks at Mt. Newton Day Care Centre,

2158 Mt. Newton Cross Road. Held every

Wednesday moming.(21)

Celebrates

Canada Fitweek

FULL MEMBERSHIP
_-STAIRMASTER
-Lifecycle
-Aerobics
-Hydra-gym

2 MONTHS
$109-

STUDENTS

Seafood House, 9819 Sth St, Sidney. Cost —
$12, gratuity $1.25, drinks extra. Reserve
space by calling 656-2802 or 656-5714.

TheReview

Wednesday, May 30, 1990 — B3

XMAS IN JUNE!
Buy Save the Children Christmas Cards
at the PCA Thrift Shop, 9783 3rd St., at
half price for the first two weeks of June.

Save the Children
Fund of
British
Columbia
SALE istEVER
CHRISTMAS CARD
VARIETY PACK
15 for *4’75

available June 1, 1990
PCA Thrift Shop
3rd Street, Sidney
For information call 656-4420

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