Nimble needlework displayed

Exquisite needlework dat-
ing back over 100 years will be
displayed at the Sidney museum
Starting Friday and continuing
until August 9.

On display will be 18 quilts
Tanging from work done in the
19th century to modern quilts.

Collected from area residents,

“the quilts have been chosen to

illustrate the different designs,
techniques and pattems of quilting
over the decades.

The history of the quilts will be
posted during the exhibit, which
will be open from 10 a.m. to4 p.m.
daily.

On Saturday, Sunday and Mon-
day, members of the Deep Cove
Spinners and Weavers will display
hand dying techniques in addition
to demonstrations of spmning and
weaving. The dye pots will be
Operating in the afternoon each
day.

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counselling and a variety of preventative,
educational and volunteer programs for
military families. During July and August

many families are arriving and departing

for new postings. The Centre invites those

WF newly posted to the Victoria military com-'

munity to give them a call. They have
Welcome packages for families, volunteers
to visit the family and provide information
about the area and a monthly newsletter.
For information, call 363-4357.

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TOASTMASTERS

For those wanting to lear to speak
comfortably and effectively in front of
groups, Beaver Toastmasters meets every
Monday night at 6 pm in the Coachman
Inn. Phone 727-0086 or 479-8023 for
information on this and on the meeting
times and places of other Toastmasters
Clubs.

S 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.

OAK BAY HIGH
Grads of *73 — Oak Bay High is
planning a 20-year reunion for all 1973
graduates of Oak Bay High. Contact Ruth
at 478-6990 or Clayton at 727-9820.

KELOWNA VETERANS
The fourth annual westem reunion of the
Kelowna Naval Veterans Association, Make
& Mend R.CN.A., will be held Sept. 11 to
13. For info, write Tom Cavaghan, P.O. Box
135, Station A, Kelowna, B.C. VIY 7N3 or
call 1-769-5879.

ESQUIMALT SENIOR
Esquimalt Senior Secondary grad °*67
25th annual reunion will be held Oct. 9 and
10. Info, Cheryl Berezowski at 656-6949 or
Gayle Buie at 658-4456.

PCA THRIFT SHOP

Find bargains at the PCA Thrift Shop,
open 10 to 4, Monday to Saturday. Proceeds
stay on the Peninsula. 9783 Third Street,
Sidney.

VOLUNTEERS

Volunteers are needed in the Peninsula
Community Association thrift shop. Come
in once a week to help out in the store. A
great opportunity to meet fun and friendly
people. Call Katie at 656-0134.

HOMEWARD BOUND

Parent and teen mediation. Referral
needed from social services and housing.
Call Bill at 656-0134 for information.

BE A SWEETHEART DRIVER

Volunteer drivers needed to help those
unable to take the bus reach medical
appointments. Mileage paid.

FREE BUS PASSES

For volunteers willing to take people who
need assistance on the buses for shopping,
medical appointments etc. Call Donna at
656-0134.

SUMMERTIME FUN

Weekday recreation program for children
aged six to 11 years of age. To register call
Katie at 656-0134.

Dorman’s Carpet Cleaners

e CARPET CLEANING

e UPHOLSTERY CLEANING

Owner Wilf Dorman and son give personal
attention to all orders
9570 Northlawn Terrace, Sidney, B.C.

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JUST US

ADMIRING THE ARTISTRY in
a modern quilt is Sidney
Museum assistant Curator
Angie Chambers. This
award-winning quilt, enti-
tled Butterflies and Daisies,
was created in 1991 by
the Victoria Quilters Guild.

In the trunk is a quilf from —

the 1880s, which was dis-
covered wrapped around
some old windows. The
Sidney Museum hosts a
display of historical and
modern quilting from Fri-
day until August 9.

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