Community

Kiwanis/ Review Toy Drive
ends project on plus side

Although organizers were begin-
ning to panic in the latter stages of
the Kiwanis/Review Christmas
Toy Drive in regards to gifts for
older children, through the gener-
osity of businesses and thoughtful
citizens, the Kiwanis Club of Sid-
ney and the Peninsula ended the
project on the plus side, a club
spokesman said.

Support from the following
made this a successful campaign.

Sidney Radio Shack, Army,
Navy & Air Force Vets Unit 302,
Sidney’s liquor store manager Bill
Pettigrew, Dr. Rowe and his
patients, St. Paul’s United Church,
St. Andrews United Church, J.T.
Caldwell, Philbrook Workers
Union, Men in White Painters.
Juvenile Detention Centre and
Shaw. Cable.

Also showing support were Mr.
& Mrs. JE. Glover, Silver Threads,
Holy Trinity Church, 1st Sidney
Brownies, Saanich Peninsula
Catholic Youth Group, St. Mary’s
Church, Mrs. J. Ethicr, North Saa-
nich Guides, The Review, Mr. &
Mrs. CE. Lee and Mr. & Mrs. WJ.
Taylor.

Acknowledgement niust also go
to those businesses who had our
drop boxes. They are Buddies
Toys, Mcleods Hardware, Tanners
Book Store, Home Hardware,
Tommy Tuckers, The Review,
Brentwood Optical and Smitty’s
of Brentwood.

With the help from the citizens
of Sidney and the Peninsula, 1990
Toy Drive was a great success, the
Kiwanis said with thanks.

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telephone books from 10 am to 1 pm.
Bottles and books can also be delivered to
the Guide and Scout Hall, 3rd and Bevan in
Sidney, from 10 am to 1 pm. Proceeds will
help maintain the hall. Brentwood Bay
Guides will collect old telephone books
door to door or residents may drop off
phone books at the Brentwood Scout and
Guide Hall, West Saanich Road and Clarke,
between 9 am and noon.
SWIM CLUB

Piranha Swim Club winter registration
will be held from 4 to 5 pm at the
Panorama pool. For information call 655-

7009.

Jan. 13

SWIM CLUB
Piranha Swim Club winter registration
will be held from 4 to 5S pm at the
Panorama pool. For information call 655-

7009.

Jan. 15
OCEAN TALK

Free series of seminars at the Institute
of Ocean Sciences at 2 a.m. in the
auditorium. Dr. Jim Stronach of Sca
Consult Marine Research, Vancouver, on
Tidal and upper layer models for Bark-
ley Sound.

WINTER CONCERT

The Peninsula Singers present their Win-
ter Concert at the Royal Canadian Legion
Hall, Mills Road, starting at 7:30 pm.
Admission is $4 for adults and $2 for
children and seniors, proceeds to the food
bank. The concert was rescheduled after
the Dec. 18 performance was canceled
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SCOTTISH DANCE

Beginner and experienced classes in
Scottish Country Dancing are underway at
Brentwood Elementary School. Beginners
classes start at 7:30 pm every Tuesday and
experienced dancers meet every Wednes-
day at 8 pm. For information call 652-0106.
Sponsored by the Vancouver Island Scot-
ush Country Dance Socicty.(2)

ARTS COUNCIL?

All organizations and individuals inter-
ested in forming a Peninsula Arts Council
are invited to a Jan. 31 meeting at Nomh
Saanich Middle School, room 132. The
meeting will stam at 7:30 pm. A detailed
brochure is available at the Sidney-Nomh
Saanich Library. Info, 656-4201.

SPINNERS

The Spinning Circle mects from 7:30 pm
to 10 pm Wednesdays at Honeysuckle
Farm, 10127 Tsaykum Road. All fiber
spinners welcome to bring their fibres and
wheels. No admission. Info, 656-4201.(2)

COLLEGE CATALOGUE

Camosun College’s winter ’91 credit free
community course calendar was available
slanting Jan. 3 at any Camosun Campus,
public library or major shopping mall.
In-person registration started Jan. 5. Regis-
ler early.

FRENCH COURSE

A free introduction to a University of
Victoria French course using an interactive
video will be held Jan. 16 at 4:45 pm. The
half-hour introduction includes a brief
video. Class times for the French course are
5 pm to 6:45 pm with the lab available

during the day, in the evening until 9:45 pm
and on the weekend. The course slams in
January and is $150. For info and location
call 721-8630.
WORKS IN WOOD

A show of fine woodwork by Westem
Canadian crafis people continues at the
Maltwood An Museum and Gallery, Univ-
ersity of Victoria, until Jan. 13. Gallery
hours are Monday to Friday, 10 am to 4 pm,
and Sunday, noon to 4 pm. Free admission.
Info, 721-8298.

HEART SOCIETY

The Heart and Stroke Foundation of B.C.
and the Yukon has an office at 1008
Blanshard St., Victoria. Free brochures
available. Heart sweat shirts, the Light-
hearted Cookbook, Seafood Cookbook and
information on cholesterol available. Vol-
unteers needed for special events, door to
door canvassing. Call George Douglas,
regional coordinator, at 382-4035 for infor-
mation.

PARENT RESOURCE

A parent resource group for parents to

share information, support, guest speakers

and more meets weekly, sponsored by the

Capital Families Association. Info, 474-
7181.

THRIFT SHOP HOURS
The PCA. Thrift Shop at 9783 3rd Street
is open Monday to Saturday, 9:30 am to
4:30 pm.
FOUR WHEELERS
PCA. volunteer driving service has had
offers in the past from four-wheel drive
owners willing to assist with driving when
toad conditions are less than perfect. If you
could help out when the roads are not clear,
please call volunteer services at 656-0134.
XMAS CARDS
Save your old Christmas Cards for the
PCA Thrift Shop please. Volunteers have
many uses for them. Drop off the cards to

the shop.
CALLING NEW MOMS

You and your baby, a discussion group for
new mothers and care givers, meets every

Wednesday from 10 am to noon at St.
Elizabeth’s Church, 10030 Third Street,
Sidney, starting Jan. 16. Babysitting pro-
vided. Call Kim at 656-6671.

Calendar forms
now available

Submission forms for the Sid-
ney Review Community Calendar
are available at the Review office,
9781 Second Street, Sidney, 656-
15 1c

The forms allow those submit-
ting community calendar notices
to indicate a preferred publication
date and to ensure all required
information is included.

Preference for publication will
be given to submissions using the
form.

TheReview Wednesday, January 9, 1991 C8

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