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Greai concert raises money for
food bank, male singers wanted

It was an enthusiastic audience
that greeted the Peninsula Singers,
under the baton of Eric Westlake,
when they presented their winter
concert Jan. 15 at the Royal Cana-
dian Legion Hall on Mills Road.

Bad weather had forced cancel-
lation of the same event planned
for December.

The program included English
and American folk songs together
with Broadway show selections.

The female voices in “Linden
Lea” and “Shenandoah” sounded
particularly good, but the men’s
selections lacked depth, a Singers’
spokesman said.

A modem note was struck with
a piece from Andrew Lloyd Web-
ber’s “Phantom of the Opera.”

Incidentally, the choir is seeking
more male voices. Solos were

rendered by Susan Roberts, Debbie
Lawrence, Doreen Abbott-Smith
and Irene Tucker.

The concert ended with a lively
rendition of Irving Berlin’s

“Stepping out with my Baby.”

Allen St. Clair was the able
accompanist.

The event raised $650.50 for the
Sidney Lions/Review Food Bank.
The organization thanked the
Royal Canadian Legion for the
generous donation of the hall to
hold the concert in.

Another concert is planned for
May and organizers said that any
interested male singers who would
like to get involved can simply
attend a Tuesday evening practice
at the Legion hall on Mills Road,
Tuesdays starting at 7:30 p.m.

SIDNEY MUSEUM photo

More for water

North Saanich residents will
see an 18 per cent hike in their
water bills in the near future.

A bylaw to increase the price of
municipal water to $1.80 per 1,000
gallons from $1.70 per 1,000 gal-
lons received third reading Mon-
day.

Municipal clerk Joan Schill said
the bylaw will probably be passed
and adopted at the council meeting
Feb. 4.

The hike comes after the Greater
Victoria Water District voted to
increase its rates recently, forcing
the Saanich Peninsula Water Com-
mission tO approve an increase in
the rate it charges the district.

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