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July 4
CARE GIVERS
The Sidney aftemoon support group of
Care Givers will meet July 4 from 1 pm to

2:30 pm at the PCA. building, 9751 3rd
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Street, Sidney. Refreshments. Info, contact
Ruth at 656-4859.

July 7

PICNIC POSTPONED

The Deep Cove Folk Club summer
gathering, slated for Denham Till Park on
Birch Road in Deep Cove, has been moved
from July 7 to August 11. Details on the
family gathering will be in the August 8
Review. For information call 656-3477.
Deep Cove Folk Club resumes meeting in
September.

LE CERCLE

Le Cercle Francophone de Sidney vous
invite a un pique-nique le 7 juillet, a 11:30
a.m. au terrain du Saanich Pioneers
Museum, 7910 E. Saanich Road, Saani-

chton. Il y aura aussi visite de Musee

historique a ce meme endroit. Admission
$2 pour les non membres. Pour informa-
tion: Tel: 656-2802 ou 656-5714.

July 10

ANNIVERSARY BRUNCH

Peninsula Christian Women’s Club holds
a brunch to celebrate the group’s 10th
Anniversary, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Glen
Meadows Country Club, 1050 McTavish,
North Saanich. Flowers by Clara Knight of
Basketland, music by The Holland Family,
special speaker. Reserve by July 6, call Tse
at 656-3482. Free babysitting.

BIBLE SCHOOL
Vacation Bible School planned by Bethel
Fellowship Baptist Church, 2269 Mills
Road, Sidney, from Aug. 7 to 11, from 9 am
until noon. Open to ages 3 to 11. Pre-
Tegistration required, call 656-5012.(26)

SPINNERS
The Deep Cove Weavers and Spinners
Guild will begin their summer program of
demonstrations at the Sidney Museum,
Tuesday aftemoons from 1 to 3 pm. Come
and see how flax is spun into linen.(24)

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As a reflection of its newly-
found autonomy, the B-C. wing of
the Baptist Church has renamed
itself the B.C. Fellowship of Evan-

el Baptist Churches.

This was one of the resolutions
made by 82 Baptist ministers, who
converged on Victoria, June 21-24.

The occasion, which included
the participation of two Peninsula
ministers, was the B.C. Baptist
Church’s 63rd convention.

Gerald Miller, Sidney’s minister
of the Bethel Fellowship Baptist
Church, said the mood at the
convention was “positive and
upbeat.”

He said the main business at the
conference was to revamp the
Baptist Fellowship’s constitution
and bylaws.

“The result was a greater degree

of regional autonomy from our
national bodies,” Miller said.

Brentwood Bay Sluggett Memo-
tial Baptist Church pastor Donald
Reed said the convention was also
notable in that a number of new
administrative positions were
created.

“For instance, we now have a
youth extension secretary to help

SUMMER FUN
Summertime Fun, a recreational program
for children aged 6 to 12 years, began July 3
and operates Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to
4:30 pm. Contact Bill Scott at 656-0134 for
more details or to volunteer.

BATCHES OF BOOKS are
brought on-line by branch
assistant Joyce Rhodes as
she enters information into
the Sidney-North Saanich
library's new compurer
system. Local library
branches re-open next
Monday.

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SUMMER SITTING
Two inexpensive chesterfield suites at
PCA Thnft Shop, 9751 3rd St., Sidney.
Excellent selection of reading material also
available.

BRENT WOOD WHEELS
Volunteer drivers from the Brentwood
area welcomed at the PGA. One is not
enough. Call volunteer services, 656-0134.

AIRPORT AID
Volunteers are invited to join a new
project planned for Victoria International
Airport. Volunteers will be trained to
provide information and assistance to peo-
ple using the airport. Second language
helpful. Call 386-2269 for information.

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