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May 19
PARTICIPATE
Free aerobic workouts at 6:30 pm in
Brentwood Elementary school, sponsored
by Central Saanich Recreation for Can-
ada’s Fit Week.
VOLLEYBALL
Co-ed recreational volleyball for all
levels is held from 7 to 9 pm in North
Saanich school gym. Sponsored by Pano-
tama Leisure Centre. Drop in fee is $3.75.
Info, Kathy, 656-9971.(19)

May 27
PARTICIPATE!
Participaction Challenge at Sidney Cen-
tennial Bandstand, noon to 7 pm. Free
admission. Fun and frolic to let Sidney
Tesidents enjoy 15 minutes of continuous
activity — and help Sidney score higher in
the challenge against Sidney, Ontario.
Activities include volleyball, horseshoe
pitch, croquet, mini-golf around the band-
stand. Join in! Info, 656-1184.
PARTICIPATE AGAIN
Central Saanich recreation hosts a free
aerobic workout, with a Canada shore-to-
shore nautical theme. Info, 652-4444.
CALLING SENIORS
Seniors welcome to attend a program on
their part in Canada’s future, which is to be
held starting at 1 pm in Les Passmore
Centre, 286 Hampton Road, Saanich. Spon-
sored by Silver Threads Service. Info,
656-5537.
SIDNEY DAYS TALES
Don Trivett will describe the history of
Sidney Days, now a week-long celebration,
at the Sidney and North Saanich Historical
Society meeting starting at 7:30 pm in the
Masonic Hall, 9908 Fourth Street, Sidney.
Info, 656-5714.

CANCER COMMUNITY CENTRE

Visit the new community centre of the
Saanich Peninsula Unit of the Canadian
Cancer Society at 104-9719 Third Street,
Sidney. Open from noon to 2 pm each
weekday. Infos 655-1311.

TOTS TESTED

Register with the Sidney Health Unit,
2240 Sidney Ave., Sidney, for the Healthy
Threes Club, which offers vision, hearing
and speech checks for children 39 to 48
months. Also includes information for
parents and caregivers. For more informa-
tion on this free program, call 656-
1188.(21)

BOOK FAIR

A book fair is being held at Lau, Welnew
Tribal School until May 28. Open Monday
to Friday, 2:30 to 4:30 pm. Orders will be
taken for books. The school is at 7449 West
Saanich Road, Brentwood, B.C Info, 652-
1811.

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. A
picnic will be held June 4. For information,
call 655-3108. Club activities include
bridge, dining out, a discussion group,
financial group, hiking, mixed bowling,
outings, a pub night, quilting, a singles
group and walking.

CCER CAMP

__ PANORAMA LEISURE CENTRE

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NORTH SAANICH HIGH

Students who attended North Saanich
High between 1944 and 1965 and former
teachers are invited 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)

DASTARDLY DEEDS

Busybody, a mystery comedy by Jack
Popplewell, will be presented by St. Luke’s
Players May 20 to 23 in St. Luke’s Church
Hall, 3821 Cedar Hill X Road. The story
revolves around the discovery of a body by
a cleaning woman and the disappearance of
the body by the time police arrive —
leading the cleaning woman to conduct her
own investigation. Curtain time is 8 pm,
admission is $6 or $4 for students and
seniors. Tickets at the door or at Hillside
Mall. Info, 598-3510 or 598-7823.

BLOOD DONOR CLINICS

Red Cross Blood Donor Clinics will be
held May 20 from 2 to 8 pm at Red Cross
House, 909 Fairfield Road, Victoria, from
2:30 to 7:30 pm; May 21 at Claremont
School, 4980 Wesley Road, from 2 to 8 pm
and May 22 at Oak Bay Senior High, 2151
Cranmore Road, from 10:30 am to 3 pm.

AUCTION ACTION

St. Andrew’s and Caledonian Society

holds an auction with a variety of goods

and auctioneer Glenn Dyer on May 21.

Info, 592-0052.
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 7HS.

SIGN UP NOW
for

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for BOYS & GIRLS
6 yrs. - 12 yrs.

CAMPS START
July 6th through Aug. 21st

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For More Information Call

477-5749
HEAD COACHES: Keith Thompson,
Adrian Hendriksen, Drew Finnerty.

Sponsored by:

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Tommy Tucker's

TAKING AIM are Saanich Peninsula Archery Club members
Laurie Kucera and Steve Garner, practicing at the club’s
Friday evening meeting in the Lions Hall on East Saanich
Road, Central Saanich. The group has both an adult and a
junior program ahd new members are welcome. For infor-
mation call Steve Southin at 652-5046.

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The District of North Saanich will be conducting a canvass of
the Municipality for the purpose of collecting dog licence fees.
Canvassers are provided with dog tags, dog licences and
identification, and are authorized to collect and issue dog
licences at the door. If you own a dog and have not obtained a
current licence, you will be requested to purchase one from
the canvasser. Your cooperation when the canvasser calls
will be appreciated.

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NATURE AWARENESS
Speaker Michael Roads, author of The
Natural Magic of Mulch, Talking with
Nature, Joumey into Nature and Simple is
Powerful, will speak at the University of

656-9505

tickets are $75. Pre-registration required. Fi

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Victoria May 21 at 8 pm and May 22 at 8 MARINA COURT —

pm, in room 168 in the Elliot Building. $843 2ND ST., SIDNEY ==

Tickets at $10. He will also present a HOURS: =a

program on The Oneness of All Life from Mon.-Fri.  6:30am.- 1:00pm. SS

9:30 am to 4:30 pm at Kindwood Farm in Sat. 8:00 a.m.-11:00a.m. SS

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Tickets from Atman’s Bookstore and
Healthlines. Sponsored by the Gowlland
Foundation. Info, 656-1752.

GIVE TO GOODWILL
Goodwill Enterprises for the Handi-
capped needs donations of usable or repair-
able clothing, fumiture, household items
and linens — anything that can be refur-
bished or recycled.

Shelboume - 477-7600; Oak Bay - 598-1516;
Town & Country - 381-4822; Colwood - 478-3511;
Nanaimo - 754-3622: Campbell River - 286-8622:

Parksville - 248-8555: Duncan - 748-3438

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SELECTED SWIM SUITS,
SHORTS, TOPS & DRESSES

SALE NOW ON

MAY 22 -30

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West Saanich Road, Brentwood Bay

652-3143