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SHOTS FOR TOTS

Free immunization clinics are being held
at the Sidney health office for children in
Primary One (kindergarten). Most children
in. this age group are due for a diphtheria-
pertussis-tetanus and oral polio booster.
Call 656-1188 for an appointment.(13)

FOLK CONCERT
Canadian folk favorite Tom Northcott
and Victoria jazz duo Melissa and Monica
willl perform in a benefit concert for the
Summit Program at @ak Bay High School
in the school auditorium May 10 starting at
7:30 pm. Tickets $10 from Hillside Mall
ticket master or at the door. Info, 598-3361,
local 233.
FOLK SONGS
The Kapfenburg Choir, on tour from
Austria, will perform intemational folk
songs in a concert hosted by the Newcombe
Singers May 10) starting at § pm in the
Metropolitan United Church Sanctuary.
Tickets available at the door or by calling
384-5297.
BETSY ROSE
A concert by Betsy Rose, entitled songs
of the earth and spirit, will be held at 7:30
pm May 10 in the Newcombe Theatre,
south of the Royal B:€ Museum, Victoria.
First in a nature sings series presented by
the Gowlland Foundation. Tickets $10 from
Tanner’s Bookstore, 2436 Beacon, Sidney.
SPRING FAIR
St Margaret’s School auxiliary spring
fair will beheld at the school from 1] am to
3 pm May 11. Auction, games, BBQ,
garage sale, stalls. Info, 479-8717.
SPRING BALL
Canadian Red Cross Society and United
Way Gala Spring Ball will be held in the
Crystal Ballroom of the Empress Hotel,
Starling with a no-host bar reception at 7
pm, dinner from 8 to 9:30 pm and dancing
to the Island Big Band until 12:30 am.
Dress is formal. Gost is $80 per person or
$600 per table of eight or $700 per table of
10. Tax receipts provided for 48 per cent of
ticket price. Info or tickets, 382-2043.
MUSIC BOUQUET
A classical bouquet of music will be
presented by the Greater Victoria Youth
Orchestra May 11 during two concerts in
the Church of St John the Divine, 1611
Quadra Street, Victoria. A matinee concert
will be held at 2:30 pm and an evening
concert at 8 pm. Tickets at the door, $5 for —

_ general admission, $3 for seniors, students

and the handicapped and $3 for the matinee
concert. Info, 477-3870.

TOY. LIBRARY
A toy library which would allow children
to borrow toys is planned in View Royal. A
meeting will be held Apmnil 24 starting at
10:30 am in Glentana Recreation Centre,
Glentana Road.

MUSIC HOLIDAY

West Coast Amateur Musicians will hold
a Shawnigan Lake Music Holiday from
July 21 to 28 at Shawnigan Lake School.
The camp is for adults and families and
includes workshops and a children’s pro-
gram. Info, Shawnigan Lake Music Holi-
day, 943 Clements Ave., North Vancouver,
B.C, V7R 2K8 or call 980-5341.

WRITES OF PASSAGE

The Westem Canada Romance Writers’
Conference will be held May 17 to 19 in
Harbor Towers Hotel. Tickets to the May 19
luncheon with romance authors and editors
can be reserved by mailing $30 to GVC-
RWA Conference *91, 817 Wren Place,
Victoria, V9B 3B7.

OVEREATERS

Overeaters Anonymous meets in Sidney,
Victoria and the westem communities. The
only requirement for membership is a
desire to stop eating compulsively. Info,
385-3038.(16)

SPECTRUM REUNION

The Spectrum Community school gra-
duation class of 1981 is planning a 10-year
reunion on Aug. 3 and 4. Info, Barb at
479-8077.(15)

GARDEN TOUR

The 1991 annual garden tour in support
of the Victoria Conservatory of Music will
be held May 11 and 12 from 10 am to 5 pm.
A dozen private gardens, including those in
Ten Mile Point, Arbutus Road and Nonh
Saanich, will be open to the public. Tickets
$15 for a two-day pass, available at Tanners
Books in Sidney.

PARK PROGRAMS

Capital Regional District parks presents
two programs on May 5. At 1 pm in
Elk/Beaver Lake Regional Park, Saanich, a
program on native uses of plants. Meet at
the information kiosk at the main Beaver
Lake parking lot. At 2 pm a program on
froggy feats for children (and adults). Meet
at the Forester’s Cabin next to the nature
house at 1710 Munn Road, Francis/King
Regional Park in Saanich. Info, 474-PARK.

DANCE SHOWCASE

Y Dance Showcase will feature dance
steps from around the world performed by
dance students aged three and up at 7:30
pm in the downtown YM/YWGA Audito-
rum, 880 Courtney, Victoria. Admission is
$3 for adults and $2 for children. Info,
386-7511.

a SIBLINGS SOUGHT

Volunteer information night for Big
Brothers-Big Sisters of Victoria from 7 to 9
pm, May 13, suite 103-3347 Oak Street,
Victoria. Pre-register by calling 383-1191.

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL
Holds a public meeting May 14 starting
at 7:30 pm at 106 Supenor Street. A video
on human rights will be shown and
Michelle Bonner will speak on human
rights in the Dominican Republic. Every-
one welcome. Info, 598-4413.

CINDERELLA

Will be performed by the Kiev Ballet
May 14 and 15 starting at 8 pm in the Royal
Theatre, sponsored by the Victoria Arts
Collaborative. Tickets for this intemation-
ally acclaimed company’s first Victoria
performance are available from the
McPherson box office’ 386-6121.

JILL TARS

Navy wives hold a reunion at the Chief
and P.O. Mess, Esquimalt Road, on May 15.
Cocktails at 5 pm, dinner at 6 pm. Spon-
sored by the Navy Wives’ club. To confirm
attendance call Joyce at 598-3987 or Vicky’
at 652-5689.

ROBIN HOOD CAPER

A comedy by Fred Carmichael will be
presented by the St. Luke’s Players in the
St. Luke’s Church Hall, 3821 Cedar Hill X
Road, Victoria, starting with a two-for-one
night May 15. Show continues until May
18 and again from May 22 to May 25.
Curtain is 8 pm each night. Tickets $5 or $3
for seniors and students.

THRIFT SHOP HOURS
The PCA Thnft Shop at 9783-Third
Street is open Monday to Saturday, 9:30 am
to 4:30 pm. Volunteers are needed to work
in the store or to pick up donations for the
store. Info, Katie at 656-0134.
YOU AND YOUR BABY
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 3rd Street, Sid-
ney and every Thursday from 10 am until
noon in Saanichton at the Mt. Newton
Centre, 2158 Mt. Newton Cross Road.
Baby sitting is provided in Sidney only: For
info call Kim at 656-6671.
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
PGA. Call Donna at 656-0134.
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.
RESOURCE LIBRARY
A qualified libranan welcomes visitors
to the PGA resource library from 8:30 am
to 1 pm every Wednesday. Available are
books, pamphlets and support materials
addressing physical, emotional and social
needs.

NEW LISTING — 5 bdrm family home,
$189,900. Brentwood Bay area on quiet
cul de sac. 2600 sq. ft. finished. 2’ car
carport under 24x29 patio, large family
kitchen, d/r, I/r with f/p. Large rec room
with f/p, workshop, wood) shed, tool
shed private back yard, to view call
652-4106.

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4. 8829 Portland PI.
For Sale by Owner, Dean Park, view
of Sidney & Gulf Islands. 3 bedroom,
den, 2 fireplaces, split-level home on
quiet, sunny cul-de-sac, fully lands-
caped with underground sprinkler
system. O agents.

LUXURY 4 BDRM, immaculate family
view home, Mill Bay. Ceramic tiled foyer
clay tile roof, 2x6 construction, energy
efficient heat pump with A/C, ground
level inlaw suite, vacuum system, walk-
in crawl space for workshop or extra
storage. 2 Nutone intercom system,
easy care landscaping with automatic
sprinklers, see the all built in appliances
in oak kitchen, 3 full bathrooms with
ensuite jacuzzi. All of this nestled into a
quiet cul de sac. Much more to see,
immaculate. $169,500.

BRENTWOOD
TOWER APTS.
1236 Verdier Ave.,
Brentwood Bay, B.C.
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SENIORS BUILDINGS:
ONE & TWO BDRM. SUITES

RENTS INCLUDE: heat, parking ameni-

ties, swirl pool, billiards, exercise room

and garden plots. R.V. parking, shopping,

bus, golf, fishing minutes away.

‘Mr. & Mrs. Reeves

652-3437

WOMAN N/S WANTED to share 2
bedroom home in downtown Sidney.
Available June 1. Phone 655-3589
between 5 and 8 pm.

NEW 2 BDRM in-law, large & sunny, on
bus route, a real gem, $650 per month.
652-5944.

COMFORTABLE 2 BR apartment June
ist. Fenced yard, quiet area, $575/mo
plus part utilities. No dogs. 656-0736.

LARGE FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP-
ING room, private bath, use of laundry,
$325 incl. utilities. After 6 pm. 656-
6265.

3 BDRM SUITE downtown Sidney,
large sundeck, private entrance, appli-
ances and laundry facilities included,
no pets. Ask for Chris 656-3621 after
5:30. 655-1656.

3 BDRM HOUSE, large lot, close to
North Saanich school, $975/mo. Availa-
ble June 1, phone 656-0664.

UNITS WITH OR without kitchen, by
day or week, lowest rates. Best Value
Motel, Brentwood. 652-1551.

ACCOMODATION PLUS EMPLOY-
MENT. New one BR suite with P/T
daycare work possibly full time. Rent
$550/month plus part utilties. Available
June 1. No pets. 656-0736.

BACHELOR SUITE AVAILABLE, suite
B, 10389 Resthaven Dr, $350 per
month plus 1/2 hydro/water. 1-589-
3039. Available May 15th.

2000 SQ. FT. HOME in Sidney on quiet
street, close to all amenities; fridge &
stove incl. References required. Availa-
ble June 1, $1100 per month. 652-
1310.

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY small fur-
nished self contained bachelor suite,
responsible working person only, $375.
656-7744.

- SIDNEY 3 BDRM no step, F/S, double

plumbing, F/P, near ocean & shops.
References required, sorry no pets.
656-1332.

1 BDRM BRIGHT basement suite, utili-
ties, laundry incl. N/S, no pets, $650/
mth. 656-6338.

LARGE COMFORTABLE room, car-
peted, large closet, share kitchen &
bath with respectable gentleman, fur-
nished, washer & dryer, $350. 652-
4199.

BRIGHT BRENTWOOD CONDO, 2
bdrm, F/S, D/W, adult, N/S, available
June 1. Alex 655-1340, 652-5171.

4 BDRM HOUSE in Sidney available
June 1, $1000/mo. 656-3051.

STUDIO SPACE
4551 or 656-3513.

ist St. Sidney. 656-

WATERFRONT HOME ON the Penin-
sula to rent June 28. No pets, excellent
references. Will consider leasing. Will
consider purchasing. 656-2245.

QUIET, N/S, STRAIGHT 35 year old
employed male needs room in new or
older style home or possible liveable
garage? Sidney or general area. Call
655-3949 or 656-1891.

PLANS AFOOT FOR in-laws visiting
2-4 weeks, July/Aug. Our apartment too
small. Need housesitting/sublet acco-
modation. Reasonable rate. 656-6122.

2 BDRM HOUSE or condo, fully fur-
nished and supplied for the period of
May 15-Sept. 15 in the area of Saani-
chton, Royal Oak, Brentwood or Sidney.

‘Willing to pay $800. Professional gent-

leman, will supply references. Phone
1-589-3842 or 1-660-7400.

3 BDRM HOME with in-law suite in
Sidney area up to $155,000. 656-5671.

he Review = Wednesday May 3,109 == 137

UP IN THE AIR is this delighted participant in the Sidney
Elementary school fun fair, held at the school Friday, The fair
raised an estimated $2,000 for the school.

SIDNEY RANCHER
NEW TO MARKET
$144,900

This listing is so new there are no photos yet!!! Squeaky clean and
cozy three bedroom rancher on a crawl space. Eating area in
kitchen — in live dining room. Efficient, approved stove set in a
lovely brick fireplace enhances the living room. On Malaview close
to everything this home is a delight. Huge’oak tree in the front and
private yard in rear completes the picture. MLS. Easy to show call
me for viewing. Ha

PETER WYLIE
655-3812

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