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This column by Dianne Cross, secretary of the Stdney and North
Saanich Community Arts Council, will be printed every second
week, Submissions of upcoming arts related events and news are
invited. Please submit items to Cross at 656-4201.
EXECUTIVE MEETING NEWS:

Richard Holmes and Allan Lister presented a brief to the
Directors of the CAC outlining the concept plans for the
replacement of Sanscha Hall. The executive was pleased to have
the opportunity to hear the plans that have been made by the
Memorial Park Society: it was important that the Memorial Park
Society be made aware of the special role that the arts play in the
community (i.e. concerts filled to capacity and readings over-
attended by listeners; a successful drama group looking for a home
in Sidney etc.) and that it is essential that the arts be given
appropriate consideration in any planning for a retirement facility.
SAANICH PENINSULA ARTS AND CRAFTS SOCIETY
NEWS:

Dessert Party: SPAC is replacing its annual January Tea with a
dessert party to be held at the Sidney and North Saanich Yacht
Club, 10775 McDonald Park Road, on January 18 at 7 p.m. The
twenty-year pins will be awarded. For further information phone
656-4600.

Watercolor Classes: Instructor Adrien Town is giving watercolor
technique classes in a five-day workshop, February 22 to 26, from
9am. until 4 p.m. Phone Pauline Martland for details: 655-4909.
COMMUNITY ARTS COUNCIL:

The CAC wishes to announce that its second annual general

~ meeting will take place on February 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the Nell
Horth Room of the Sidney Library. Please note the date and time

on your calendars.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A CULTURALLY REWARD-
ING NEW YEAR TO ALL RESIDENTS OF SIDNEY AND

_ NORTH SAANICH FROM THE COMMUNITY ARTS COUN-

CIL. WE HOPE THAT EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOUR
HAS A JOYOUS FAMILY HOLIDAY. WE ARE LOOKING
FORWARD TO CONTINUED ARTISTIC AND CULTURAL
GROWTH IN OUR AREA IN THE MONTHS AHEAD. WITH
YOUR SUPPORT, THE CAC CAN BE SUCCESSFUL IN
MEETING ITS GOALS OF LEADERSHIP IN ENCOURAG-
ING ARTISTIC ENDEAVORS IN OUR COMMUNITY.

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The following Christmas sales
by non-profit groups will be held
on the Peninsula between now and
Dec. 25.

Deck, the Halls

A sale of packaged local holly at the
Smyth farm, comer of Downey and West
Saanich Roads, continues daily from 10 am
until dusk with proceeds going to the Save
the Children Fund. Sales will continue as
long as supplies last.

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10th Tsartlip scouts are selling fresh cut
Christmas trees at the Peninsula Co-op,
Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 8 pm;
Sat. from 8:30 am to 6 pm and Sunday
from 10 am to 6 pm. Sales continue until
Dec. 24. Proceeds help support scouting on
the Peninsula.

PCA THRIFT SHOP

Find bargains at the PCA Thrift Shop,
open 9:30 am to 4:30 pm Monday to
Saturday. Good quality recycled goods.
Proceeds stay on the Peninsula. 9783 Third
Street, Sidney.

LOVE TO FIX THINGS?

Come volunteer in our fix-it shop. Help
repair goods for sale in the Thrift Shop.
Gall Katie at 656-0134.

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.

WHEELS TO MEALS

Drive a lonely person to a friendly lunch

at Silver Threads. Call Kim at 656-5537.
BE A SWEETHEART DRIVER

Volunteer drivers needed to help those
unable to take the bus reach medical
appointments. Volunteers are paid mileage.
Call Donna at 656-0134.

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