TheReview Wednesday, May 22,1991 — A117

BOAT CAPTAINS SALUTED the Commodores of two local yacht clubs during a joint
sailpast May 11 near the Port Sidney Marina. Here power boats honor Commodore Brian
Benneit and his crew of the Capital City Yacht Club. Also participating was Sidney-North
Saanich Yacht Club Commodore Frank Walczak and Junior Commodore Angie

Moran.

The Review provides this community
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Preference will be given to local, non-
profit clubs and organizations. Upcoming
event notices are printed in the edition
prior to the event; continuing announce-
ments run no longer than four weeks.
Please submit written information by 5
p.m. Thursday.

May 22

BLOOD DONOR CLINIC

A blood donor clinic will be held at

Sanscha Hall, Sidney, from 2 to 8 pm.
FASHION SHOW

North and South Saanich Agricultural
Society presents a fashion show at the
Saanichton Agricultural Hall starting at 7
pm. Tickets $7, fashions by Spooners,
home baked desserts, door prizes. All
welcome.

SIDNEY HISTORY

Sidney and North Saanich Historical
Society presents a program on industries in
the history of Sidney, presented by Art
Gardner, president of the Saanich Histori-
cal Artifacts Society, who has lived in
Sidney since 1928. The program starts at
7:30 pm in St. Paul’s United Church, 2410
Malaview, Sidney. The church is equipped
with loudspeakers, admission by donation.
Info, 655-1499 or 656-5714.

May 16

OCEAN TALK
Free series of seminars at the Institute of
Ocean Sciences at 2 pm in the auditorium.
Dr. Yunbo Xie, Institute of Ocean Sciences,
on an acoustical study of the properties and
behavior of sea ice.

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GARAGE SALE

St. John’s United Church holds a garage
sale at 10990 West Saanich Rd, across from
Deep Cove School, from 9 am to 3 pm.
Bake table, plant stall, hot dog stand,
refreshments, used goods including sewing
machines, baby cloths and fumiture. Some-
thing for everyone. Info, 656-2402.

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ACCESS CONCERT

Access, a five-member group from Cana-
dian Bible College and Canadian Theologi-
cal Seminary presents a combination music
and drama program entitled The Heart of
the Matter at Parklands school starting at
7:30 pm. Info, Pastor Ron Freeman, 656-
9959.

GIRARD HENGEN photo

May 29 BaASKETRY

A demonstration on hanging baskets will
be presented by Clara Knight of Basketland
during the Grace Community Church
women sponsored Women’s Night out. The
program will be held from 7:30 to 9:30 pm
in the Brentwood Cultural Centre. Tickets
are $5; for $25 participants can make and
take a basket with all materials supplied.
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ARTS COUNCIL

A volunteer will be at the Sanscha Hall
office, near the west door, Thursday after-
noons from:1 to 3 pm to distribute and
receive information on the arts and collect
names for the arts registry. Info, 656-4201
or 656-5318.(16)

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Friday, May 24 8:30 pm
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Tickets $10 at Legion or
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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
PCA. Call Donna at 656-0134.
WHEELS WANTED
Volunteer drivers urgently needed to help
the sick and elderly attend doctor’s
appointments. Call Donna at 656-0134 to
volunteer for this program. Mileage is paid.

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.

RESOURCE LIBRARY
A qualified librarian welcomes visitors
to the PCA resource library from 8:30 am
to 1 pm every Wednesday. Available are
books, pamphlets and support materials
addressing physical, emotional and social
needs.
AIRPORT HOSTESSES
Airport hostesses wanted, uniform pro-
vided. Call 652-5565.

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SIDNEY

The Council invites applications from Sidney residents to
serve in a voluntary capacity on an ad hoc committee of five
persons, entitled “Council Remuneration Review Commit-
tee,” to study and obtain public input into the matter of the
payment of Council members’ indemnities and expenses.

Applications will be received by the undersigned until 4:00
p.m. June 5th, 1991. Further information and Terms of

Reference may be obtained from the Administrator.
: G.S. Logan, A.C.1.S., RAdm., C.M.C.
Town Administrator
Town of Sidney
2440 Sidney Avenue
Sidney, B.C. V8L 1Y7

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