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Feb. 13

WOMEN AGLOW

Sidney Women’s Aglow, an intemational,
inter-denominational Christian women’s
organization, will hold a fellowship meet-
ing al 9:45 am in the Sidney Travelodge.
Guest speaker is Dorothy Sorenson, cost is
$3.50. Info, Sharon Johnson, 656-0019.

DIABETIC AUXILIARY

The regular monthly meeting of the
Peninsula Diabetes Auxiliary will be held
im the clinic lecture room, Saanich. Penin-
sula Hospital, starting at 7 pm. Guest
speaker is Dr Brian Inglis. Visitors wel-
come.

OCEAN TALK
Free series of seminars at the Institute of
Ocean Sciences at 2 pm in the auditorium.
Dr. Gordon McBean of the atmospheric
sciences program, Dept. of Geography,
U.B.C€ on Global Climate and the energy
and water cycles.

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PARK PROGRAM

Capita] Regional District Parks presents a
free program on winter birds at Island View
Beach regional park, Central Saanich, star-
ing at 9:30 am. Join guest naturalist Bruce
Whittington at the park information kiosk,
foot of Island View Road, for this interest-
ing program. Info, 474-PARK.

GREEN THUMBS

The February meeting of the Sidney and
Saanich Peninsula Garden Club will be
held at 7:30 pm in Sanscha Hall, Sidney.
Guest speaker Leslie Kennes will present a
program on African Violets. New members
. welcome. Info, 655-1761.

Feb. 19
PUBLICATION TIPS

A free program on getting writing pub-
lished will be offered by the Friends of the
Central Saanich Library in the cultural
centre, room A, 1209 Clarke Road, Bren-
twood, slarting at 7:30 pm. Local authors
Joe Starkey, who published Jason and the
Seaotter and Mike Nozinski, who wrote
Outrage at Lin Chene, will be the guest
speakers. For information call 652-5528

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SAVE THE CHILDREN FUND

The Sidney chapter of the Save The
Children Fund holds its meeting every
second and fourth Wednesday each month
at the Margaret Vaughn-Birch Hall on
Fourth St. New members are welcome to
attend the mectings, which run from 2 pm
to 4 pm. For information, call 656-4420 or
656-1149.(7)

SAANICH PIONEERS SOCIETY

The Saanich Pioneers Society History
Museum and Archives will be open every
Monday from 9 am to 2 pm at 7910 East
Saanich Road. For information, call 652-
1775 or 656-5714.(7)

Sidney Shriners
install officers

The 1991 officers of the Sidney
Shrine Club were sworn in at the
club’s six annual installation ball
Feb. 2 in Saanichton.

President for the coming year is
Jack Robbins, first vice-president
is George Parslow, second vice-
president is Ed Bayliss, secretary
is George Parslow and treasurer 1S
Jim Cleaver.

Directors are George Giles, Mal-
colm Lindsay, Tom Richards and
Bob Stewart. Hospital representa-
live 1s Tom Richards.

The service ciub is supporting
development of a robotic arm for
Queen Alexandra Hospital and
also contributes to the Saanich
Peninsula Hospital and to other
local charities.

TABLE NEEDED
The Sidney Museum is looking for a
donation of a table and chair for the
Volunteer Room. Please call 656-1322.(7)
SIDNEY PRESCHOOL
Sidney Preschool, a cO-operTalive, is now
accepting registration for its three and four
year-old classes, which begin in September.
For information, call 652-1777 or 655-
4857.(7)
ARTS COUNCIL
For information on the newly created
community arts council call secretary
Dianne Cross at 656-4201. Contribute
creative talents to making the Peninsula
equal to “Carmel by the Sea’ or ‘Niagara on
the Lake.’(7)

MYSTERY!

St. Luke’s Players present Angel Street
(or Gaslight) by Patrick Hamilton in St.
Luke's Church Hall, 3821 Cedar Ilill Cross
Road, I’cb. 14 to Feb. 16 and I-cb. 20 10 Feb.
23. Cunain is al 8 pm, admission is $5 or
$3 for seniors and students. Tickets at the
door or at Ilillside Mall. Ieb. 20 is
two-for-one night.

ESPERANTO

An Iisperanto Open Mouse will be held
from 7 10 9 pm Feb. 19 in the multipurpose
toom of Victoria Public Library. The free
evenl is sponsored by the Victoria and
Peninsula Esperantisis and will offer infor-
mation on this international language.
Refreshments.

SHORELINE PROGRAMS

Shoreline Community School presents a
free program on recycling, Beyond the Blue
Box, on Feb. 18 from 7 10 9 pm; a program
on choosing a school Feb. 20 from 7 to 9
pm and a program on hiking the West Coast
Trail Icb. 20 from 7 10 9 pm. ‘To register for
any of the above programs call 386-8367.

HEART SOCIETY

The IJeant and Stroke Foundation of B.C.
and the Yukon has an office at 1008
Blanshard St., Victoria. Free brochures
available. ITeart 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.(7)

PARENT RESOURCE

A parent resource group for parents 10
share information, support, guest speakers
and more meets weekly, sponsored by the
Capital Tamilies Association. Info, 474-

7181-7)

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GRAND CHIEF of the
Pythian Sisters of B.C. Mar-
garet Irons will visit the Sia-
ney Victory Temple Feb.
19. Temple Chief Dot San-
dison will preside at the
meeting, which starts at
7:30 p.m. in the Castle Hall
on Fourth Street, Sidney.
For more information on
this 102-year-old organiza-
tion, Call 656-08 10.

THRIFT SHOP HOURS
The PCA Thrift Shop at 9783-Third
Street is open Monday to Saturday, 9:30 am
to 4:30 pm.
CALLING NEW MOMS
You and your baby, a discussion group for
new mothers and caregivers-will be held
every Wednesday from 10 am to noon at St.
I:lizabeth’s Church, 10030 3rd Street, Sid-
ney. Baby sitting is provided. For info call
Kim at 656-6671.
ACT TRAINING
A conflict resolution training program
for parents and their children begins Feb. 4.
For info on Averting Conflict Together, call
Bill Scott or Elaine Venables at the PCA,
656-0134.
PHONE HELP PROGRAM
CHAT - Caring people Helping other
people in their community with daily
contact and Acknowledging their well-
being by talking to them on the Telephone.
A new no-fee program available at the
PCA. Call Donna at 656-0134.
BIG WHEELS WANTED
Volunteer drivers needed to help the sick
and elderly attend doctor’s appointments.

Call Donna at 656-0134 to volunteer for

this program. Mileage is paid.

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