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Feb. 29

FRUIT FANS

The annual spring meeting of the B.C
Fruit Testers Association will be held from
9 am to 3 pm in the agricultural research
station at 8801 East Saanich Road, North
Saanich. Free admission, new member-
ships accepted. there will be a rootstock
and scionwood sale, propagation and prun-
ing demonstrations. Guest speaker Lon
Rombough will present a program on
grapes in the moming and a program on
uncommon fmuits in the aftemoon. Every-
one welcome, bag lunch recommended.
Info, 652-4045.

CELEBRATION SOCIETY

A general meeting of the Peninsula
Celebrations Society will be held in the
Troquois Park Clubhouse starting at 10 am.
Free coffee and donuts, all potential volun-
teers willing to help organize local celebra-
tions are welcome. Info, 656-2229.

JUMBLE SALE

A sale of nearly new fashions combined
with a jumble sale will be held starting at
10 am in the Sidney Silver Threads Centre,
40030 Resthaven Drive. Everyone wel-
come. Info, 656-5537.

Miarch 2

FAMILY CAREGIVERS

The Sidney aftemoon family caregivers
support group meets from noon to 3 pm in
the Peninsula Community Association
building, 9751 3rd Street, Sidney. The
group provides supportive communication
for those involved in caregiving, especially
seniors and those caring for older parents.
Sponsored by the Ministry of Health
through the Family Caregivers network
society. Info, 655-1947 or 656-4859.

TABLE TENNIS

Table tennis players welcome to join in
games at Saanichton Elementary on Mt.
Newton Crossroad from 8:45 to 10:30 pm
each Monday. Cost is $10 for the first
evening and $2 for each subsequent Mon-
day. Info, 652-4580 or 656-2302.(5)

SIDNEY SHRINERS

Sidney Shrine Club 42 meets in the
Masonic Hall on 4th Street in Sidney at 7
pm. Info, George Parslow at 382-7221.

CADET CORPS

The Navy League Cadet Corps has
openings for boys and girls aged 10 to 13.
Meeting are held Tuesday evenings from 6
to 9 pm at Navy League Cadet Hall on
Willingdon Road, the west side of the

airport. Make new friends and leam new
skills. All welcome. Info, 655-1120.(9)

EDUCATION WEEK

First Nation students from elementary
school, secondary school, college and
university are invited to LauWelNew Tribal
School, 7449 West Saanich Road, during
the second annual First Nation Education
Week. Special presentations will be held
during the week, including a performance
of Native and African singing and dancing
March 4 from 6 to 7:30 pm. Admission is
$3 per person with children under 12
admitted free. Info, Sherri Lutz or Lola
James at 652-2214.

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WITH THE WINNIPEG BALLET, performing last week in Van-
couver during a five-city tour, is Stellys Secondary graduate
Janice Gibson. The 19-year-old is completing her final year
at the company s ballet school and has performed with the
company in The Bream, The Nufcrackerand Swan Lake. a

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