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event notices are printed in the edition
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ments run no longer than four weeks.
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p-m. Thursday.

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es CARE GIVERS

The Sidney afteroon support group of
Gare Givers will meet July 4 from 1 pm to
2:30 pm at the PGA. building, 9751 3rd
Street, Sidney. Refreshments. Info, contact
Ruth at 656-4859.

BIBLE SCHOOL
Vacation Bible School planned by Bethel
Fellowship Baptist Church, 2269 Mills
Road, Sidney, from Aug. 7 to 11, from 9am
until noon. Open to ages 3 to 11. Pre-
Tegistration required, call 656-5012.(26)
| K.I-CS. FOR KIDS
K.LGS., the Kids in Central Saanich
summer recreation program, will be held
from July 3 until Aug. 31 in Centennial
Park, Wallace Drive, from 9 am until 4 p.m.
Monday to Friday. Open to children 5 to 10.
Weekly themes include games, crafts,
sports, outdoor adventures, drama and out
trips. Cost is $45 per week. Register at
Central Saanich Municipal Hall, 8:30 am to
4:00 pm, Monday to Friday. For info call
652-4444. (26)
RURAL ART
Art for Rural Conservation, an exhibition
of paintings by Akiko Shewring and Chns-
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)
SPINNERS
The Deep Cove Weavers and Spinners
Guild will begin their summer program of
demonstrations at the Sidney Museum,
Tuesday aftemoons from 1 to 3 pm. Come
and see how flax is spun into linen.(24)
DONATIONS SOUGHT
St. Vincent de Paul store, 9788B Second
; St, Sidney, is seeking donations of blan-
kets, sheets, pillows, pots and pans, cloth
diapers or flannelette fabric to make diap-
ers, for distribution through the Social
Concem office. Call 727-0808 for pick-
up.(19)
DRIVERS NEEDED
The Canadian Cancer Society needs
volunteer drivers urgently to take patients
from the Peninsula to the Victoria Cancer
Clinic. Orientation given before contact
with patients, gas allowance provided. For
information call 655-1311, Monday to
Friday, 10 am to 4 pm. Leave a name or
message.(25)

DINNER FOR
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¥ PINEAPPLE CHICKEN
BALLS

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LIBRARY CLOSING

The Sidney-North Saanich and Bren-
twood-Central Saanich branches of the
Vancouver Island Regional Library will
close until July 7 to inventory and label
books for the new computer circulation”
system. The library re-opens July 9, at
which time the summer reading program
stars.

SHIP ART
An exhibition and sale of the nautical art

of Captain Malcolm Armstrong will be
held at the Maritime Museum of B.C, 28
Bastion Square, Victoria, from June 28 to
July 18. The 20 oil paintings in the exhibit
focus on ships well-known on the west
coast. Armstrong will be at the exhibit
every Wednesday until Sunday. The gallery
is open from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Info,
385-4222.
STRAWBERRY TEA
Central Care Home is holding its annual
Strawberry Tea June 28 from 2:00 to 3:30 ~
p-m. at 844 Johnson St, Victoria. Admis-
sion is by donation.
GOSPEL BREAKFAST
The Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellow-
ship Intemational will hold a breakfast
meeting June 30, 8:30 a.m. in the Princess
Mary Restaurant vessel, 344 Harbor Road,
Victoria. Speaker is Dr. Jay Rawlings. The
event is open to the general public and the
$10 tickets can be reserved by calling
386-4112. :
FOREST TOURS
Carmanah or Walbran bus tours spon-
sored by the Carmanah Forestry Society
and Sierra Club are now available. Cost is
$30, participants should bring food and
sensible footwear. For info, call Syd Haskell
at 381-1141; to register call 384-2468.(26)_
HELP LINE
The narcotics anonymous 24 hour help
line is available at 383-3553 for anyone
facing a problem with drugs.(26)
CNIB HELP
The Canadian National Institute for the
Blind is seeking volunteers to operate the
technical aids sales room at the CNIB
Service Centre, 2340 Richmond Ave., Vic-
toria. Should have good communications,
mechanical-electronic-technical skills or
aptitude. Business or sales experience help-
ful. Info, Mrs. J. Ward, 595-1100.(26)
TEEN HELPERS ;
The Esquimalt Recreation Centre 1s ~
seeking volunteer summer playground
Jéaders to donate two weeks of time. Info,
386-6128, local 229.(26)
SUMMER DAY CAMP
Shoreline Community School offers
summer day camps, Monday to Friday, 9
am to 3 pm or 7:30 am to 5:30 pm dunng
July and August. Includes karate, dance,
swimming, sports, drama and bus trips
among the weekly programs available for 5
to 11 year olds. For information, call
Debbie Leflet at 380-6883.(26)
FAMILY MOVE
The Capital Families Association has
moved. The group can now by reached at
Family Place, Capital Families Association,
3319-A Painter Road, Victona, B.C, V9C
2H7. Phone 474-7181(26)

FAMILY DINNER ~

¥ CHICKEN CHOW MEIN

¥ CHICKEN FRIED RICE

¥ DEEP FRIED PRAWNS

¥ SWEET & SOUR BONE-
LESS PORK

¥ BEEF CHOP SUEY

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ACUPRESSURE
For Pain, Stress

Chronic Conditions
(No Needies)
Marjorie Herring

ZAPPED! The wicked
Queen Unkindara (Stacey
Fulton) attacks a fellow
dancer in this rehearsal of
the Peninsula Dance
Schoo! ballet Dr Who and

the Kindara. The ballet will B.Sc, MSc.
be performed af the Isa- Certified Acupressurist
belle Reader Theatre this 656-8768

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The advertisment in the June 6th
issue of The Review incorrectly
stated 10 year old prices on March |
22. The correct date should have —
been June 6th.
The Review apologizes for any
inconvenience this error might |
have caused Odyssia and it’s cus-_;
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CAR RALLY

The P.C.A. Crew challenges all to the

Clarage Motors annual Car Rally to be held
for the fourth year on Monday, July 2.

Register until noon, July 2 or pre-register at
the Sidney Celebrations Office, above Hol-
loway Sidney Florists. Call 656-4369 for
information.

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