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WOMEN AGLOW

Sidney Women’s Aglow, an intemational,
inter-denominational Christian women’s
organization meets June 13 at 9:45 am in
the Sidney Seafood House banquet room.
Admission of $3.25 includes refreshments.
Last meeting before the summer break. For
info, call 479-6070 or 479-8431.

DIABETES AUXILIARY

Regular monthly meeting of the Penin-
sula Diabetes Auxiliary will be held in the
clinic lecture room, Saanich Peninsula
Hospital, starting at 7 pm. Guest speaker is
Des McCambridge, president of the B.C
division of the Canadian Diabetes Associa-
tion. Visitors welcome.

June 16

FLAGS FLYING

A Ceremony of the Flags will be pre-
sented by the Navy League of Canada,
Saanich Peninsula Branch, starting at 2 pm
on the Sanscha Hall grounds. The cere-
mony will feature combined cadets corps
from Sidney, Victoria and Colwood. Public
welcome. Info, 652-1568.

SUMMER FAIR

Saanich Historical Artifacts society
Summer Fair, a treat for Dad on the
Father’s Day weekend, will be held from 9
am to 4:30 pm. Train rides, hay rides,
operating displays, refreshments. Admis-
sion $3 for adults, children free.

SONGS FOR SINGLES

A special social event featuring recording

artist Alan Moberg will be held at St.

STEAM

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Paul’s United Church, Sidney, for singles of
all ages. Concert starts at 7:30 pm. For
tickets call 656-1596.

June 17

SUMMER FAIR
Saanich Historical Artifacts society
Summer Fair, a treat for Dad on the
Father’s Day weekend, will be held from 9
am to 4:30 pm. Train rides, hay rides,
operating displays, refreshments. Admis-
sion $3 for adults, children free.

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GREEN THUMBS
The June meeting of the Sidney and
Saanich Peninsula Garden Club will be
held at 7:30 pm at the Margaret Vaughn-
Birch Hall, Sidney. Elk Lake Nursery
manager Aileen Headen will speak on
small space gardens. New members wel-

come.

June 19

CARE GIVERS
The Caregivers Support Group, evening
group, meets at the clinical lecture room,
Saanich Peninsula Hospital, for a workshop
on Guilt and Anger. Call Barbara at
652-9666.

STRIDING OUT for fifness during
the Sneaker Day kick-off for
Canada Fit Week in Sidney
are these participants in a
noon-hour walk. The local
kick-off attracted 14 partici-
pants.

POP’S PRESENTS

Father’s Day Specials at the PCA Thrift
Shop, 9783 3rd St, until June 16. All men’s
wear is half price. Drop into the shop

between 9:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. daily.

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The Lions Club will also be oper-* °

ating a concession to feed the
crowd.
Gardner estimated 75 volunteers

’ will be working at the fair.

Last year’s fair attracted 4,000
to 5,000 people, Gardner said.
Admission is $3 for adults with
children admitted free.

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