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MULTITUDES OF MICE created by crafter Majorie Jordan of

Victoria (back) were among the items offered forsale at the
recent Sanscha Hall spring craft fair.

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MARKET REGISTRATION

Registration for the Peninsula Country
Market for the coming season will be
handled by Graham Cox. Local farmers and
craftspeople are invited. to participate in
these weekly markets at the old fair
grounds in Saanichton. Markets start on
June 27 and continue until Oct. 10. For
information call 652-4830.

NEWCOMERS COME

The Peninsula Newcomers club wel-
comes all ladies new to the Peninsula. For
information, call 655-3108. Club activities
include bridge, dining out, a discussion
group, financial group, hiking, mixed bow]-
ing, outings, a pub night, quilting, a single
group and walking. ;

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PARKLAND SECONDARY
A 10-year reunion for the 1982 graduates

of Parkland Secondary will be held on the -

Labor Day weekend. Help is still needed to
find some 1982 grads — anyone with
information is asked to contact Roberta
Young at 656-7591. Responses are Tequired
by June 15.
NORTH SAANICH HIGH \.

Students who ‘attended North Saanich

High between 1944 and 1965 and former

_ teachers aretinvited back for a reunion this

August 28, 29 and 30. Many events are
planned, including a tea for former teach-
ers, a barbecue, a dance and a group picnic.
Info, 656-9459 or 656-2393.(21)

SUMMER MUSIC
The Eine Kleine Summer Music series of
afternoon concerts will be held at Prospect
Lake Community Hail every Sunday after-
noon until June 28 inclusive. The next
concert starts at 2:30 pm on June 21. All
concerts feature professional musicians.

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adults and $10 for seniors and students. f
The Prospect Lake Community Hall is on
Sparton Road, off West Saanich Road
between Brentwood and Victoria. For infor-
mation, call 721-1150.

SCOTS STUFF Z
The St. Andrews and Caledonian Society
holds its annual general meeting and straw-
berry social June 18. Non-members, $3.
Info, 592-0052. :
GENSON THERAPY \

COUNTRY CLUB

OPEN DAILY FOR:
Lunches, Banquets, Parties,
Weddings, Receptions, Etc. _
Relaxing, Picturesque Surroundings.

A program on Genson Therapy with
Charlotte Genson will be presented in the
Metropolitan United Church from 9:30 am

1050 MCTAVISH RD. 656-3136)

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to noon June 20. Workshop is $25, special
organic meal is $12.50. Info, 360-2988.
ART IN PARK

Art Shows in the Gorge-Kinsmen Park
will feature artists from Vancouver Island
displaying and selling their work on the:
first Sunday of every summer month. Open
10 am to 5 pm, artist demonstrations
throughout the day. Free admission.

CITIZEN ADVOCACY

Volunteers willing to offer friendship to
help overcome disabilities are needed.
Positions are open for golfers, dancers,
singers, walkers, talkers and thinkers. A
pleasant smile, a reasonable amount of
initiative and energy to explore your com-
munity are required. For information, call
the coordinator of volunteers, 9 am to 4 pm,
Monday to Thursday.

SEAMSTRESSES SOUGHT

Sewers able to share their skills are
sought for the first Vancouver Island Sew-
ing Show °93, to be held at the Victoria
Conference Centre next March 12 and 13.
For information, contact Loramur Enter-
prises, P.O. Box 48033, 3575 Douglas
Street, Victoria, B.C. V8Z 7H5.

GIVE TO GOODWILL

Goodwill Enterprises for the Handi-
capped needs donations of usable or repair-
able clothing, furniture, household items
and linens — anything that can be refur-
bished or recycled. Every donation helps
Goodwill training programs and provides
employment for disabled people on Van-
couver Island. All of the revenue raised by
the sale of items in the Sidney store and
other Goodwill stores goes to help the
handicapped. For free pick-up, call 385-
6791.(6)

OAK BAY HIGH
Oak Bay High holds a 25-year reunion
June 26 and 27 for grads of 1967. For
information call Barb Dommett (nee Met-

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2323 Bevan Ave.
656-3339

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