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calendar free of charge, space permitting.

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> profit clubs and organizations. Upcoming

event notices are printed in the edition

Prior to the event; continuing announce-

ments run no longer than four. weeks.

Please submit wrilten information by 5
p.m. Thursday.

WOMEN AGLOW.
_International inter-denominational
Pehristian women’s organization meets at
# 9:45 am in the Sidney Travelodge. Speaker
is Avery Worrall, $3.50 admission includes
refreshments. Info, 479-6070 or 479-8134.
DIABETES HELP
Regular monthly meeting of the Penin-
sula Diabetes Auxiliary will be held at 7
pm in the Clinic Lecture room of Saanich
Peninsula Hospital. Guest speaker will be
nutritionist Marlyn Davis. Visitors wel-
come.

MEMORIAL PARK
Memonial Park Society meeting will be
held at the rear of Sanscha Hall starting at

HARVEST SALE

A Harvest Tea and sale will be held at
Resthaven Lodge, 2281 Mills Road, from 2
to 4 pm. There will be baked goods, jams,
jellies and pickles, a craft table and white
elephant stall. Tea is $2. All welcome.

OCEAN TALK

Free series of seminars at the Institute of
Ocean Sciences, West Saanich Rd., starting
at 2 pm in the auditorium. Dr Greg
Holloway of the Institute of Ocean Sciences
will speak on the role of eddies in global
climate modelling.

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DEEP COVE FOLK
Deep Cove Folk Club meets at 8 pm in
St. John’s United Church, 10990 W. Saa-
nich Road. Featured is Lime Bay Mutiny, a
Victoria based sea shanty 10-member sing-
ing group. $2.50 admission includes
refreshments. Info, 656-1855.
PROSPECT LAKE
The annual general meeting of the Pro-
spect Lake District community association
will be held at the community hall, 5358
Sparton Road, starting at 7:30 pm. All area
residents invited to attend

Oct. 13

CAR WASH x
Parkland’s rowing club holds a car wash
from 10 am until 4 pm in the Chevron Gas
Station at the comer of Beacon Avenue and
the Pat Bay Highway. Proceeds to support
the rowing team.

Oct. 15

tion and all meals, subsidies are available.
This interdenominational workshop helps
men and women, parent and non-parent,
young and not-so-young, to work through
the grieving of a failed marniage and focus
on a positive future. Info, Janice at St.
Stephen’s, Saanichton, 652-4311, or Joan

at 652-4062.

SPINNERS
Sidney Spinning Circle meets from 7:30
pm to 10 pm Wednesdays at Honeysuckle
Farm, 10127 Tsaykum Road. All fiber
‘spinners welcome. Info, 656-4201.(39)

Stroke club starting

A new support group will help
Peninsula stroke survivors towards
recovery starting Oct. 15.

That date marks the first meet-
ing of the Peninsula Stroke Club,
which will gather Mondays from
11 am. until 2 p.m. at St. Mary’s
Church Hall, Cultra Avenue and
East Saanich Road.

Club activities will be coordin-
ated by Margaret De Wit, a regis-
tered social worker who has
worked with handicapped people
of all ages.

“T am really enthusiastic about
this new venture,” she said.

The new club is being launched
by the Victoria Stroke Club to
meet the needs of Saanich Penin-

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sula residents.

The club will be one of 38
stroke clubs throughout the prov-
ince supported by the Stroke Asso-
ciation of B.C

Stroke clubs are self-help
groups that bring together stroke
survivors and their families for
mutual support and understanding.
The program includes speech
maintenance and exercise classes,
spouse support and general inter-
est activities for recreation.

For more information contact
Margaret De Wit at 727-6489 or
the Victoria Stroke Club at 383-
2623 or at 841 Fairfield Road,
Victoria.

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BIG FREEZE
The PCA Thrift Shop at 9783 3rd St. has
a big upright freezer for sale. Just right for
storing the abundant harvest. Shop is open
Monday to Saturday, 9:30 am to 4:30 pm.
BABY LOVERS!
Great need on the Peninsula for day care
homes for babies of working parents.
Contact the Peninsula Employment Project

at 9751 3rd Street for further information.

ISLAND PARENT
October issue of Island Parent is availa-
ble at the PCA. office, 9751 3rd Street.
This is a free publication and includes
Island Almanac, which lists free or low-
cost events of interest to parents and
children.

HOME SUPPORT
Home Support Week is Oct. 14 to 20; to
recognize all those who work to give a
. better quality of life to those needing extra
help in their homes.

XMAS CARDS
Save the Children Christmas Cards now
on sale at the PCA Thrift Shop, 9783 3rd
Street. Shop early for the best choice.

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GREEN THUMBS
The October meeting of the Sidney and
Saanich Peninsula Garden Club will be
held at 7:30 pm in the Margaret Vaughn-
Birch Hall, Sidney. Vi Heaslip will show a
film by the Canadian Rose Society and
answer questions on roses.

Oct. 17
CARE GIVERS
The Care Givers Group of Central Saa-
nich, evening group, meets from 7 pm to 9
pm in the clinical room of Saanich Penin-
sula Hospital. Info, Barbara Brown, 652-
9666. Refreshments.
RATEPAYERS
Sidney Ratepayers Association hosts a
public meeting with guest speaker Rod
Clack, well-known professional planner,
starting at 7:30 pm in Sanscha Hall. All
welcome to attend.

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SAVE THE CHILDREN

Save the Children Fund Christmas Cards
are now available in Sidney at the Village
Gallery on Beacon Avenue and at the PCA
Thrift Shop on Third Street. In Brentwood
the cards are available in Maples Gallery,
Benvenuto Avenue. Proceeds to support
development projects in Canada and in
third-world countries.

FLU CLINICS

CRD Health offers free flue shots to the
chronically ill and those aged 65 and older.
Clinics will be held in Brentwood, Saani-
chton and Sidney during October. Appoint-
ments are free and can be made by calling
656-1188.

COPING AND HOPING

A workshop for divorced and separated
people will be held Oct. 26 to 28 at St
Mark’s Anglican Church in Qualicum
Beach. The $45 fee includes accommoda-

Mon. - Thurs. 7:00 am-5:30 pm; Fri. 7:00 am-9:00 pm
Saturday: 8:30 am-5:00 pm; Sun. 10:00 am-5:00 pm