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Avis & Crafts.

The Sidney and North Saanich Community Arts Council is
looking for artists interested in participating in Studio Tour ‘98,
set for June 13 and 14. Please call 656-7400 for more information.

Spinners meet every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. for an evening of
spinning. Anyone welcome. Phone 696-4201 for details.

Wednesday Imitting workouts at Patricia's Yarn Cabin. First
Wednesday of every month. Call 656-4841 for details.

Business

“The Saanich Peninsula Home-Based Busitiess Association:
meets Thursdays from 10 to 11:30 a.m., and every third Monday .
of the month (7 to 8:30 p.m.) at the Troquois Park clubhouse, 2295
“Ocean Ave. Share ideas and support, meet dynamic people and
network. Guest. ‘speakers, refreshments. Sponsored by the -
- Saanich Peninsula Chamber of Commerce. Call 656-7166 for info.

~ Next evening meeting is Monday, May 18, with guest speak Di Dr.
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ing (BEST) and Employment Orientation for Women (EOW) ca-

2 - ially-accredited eight-week programs begin in May, and you may
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schools. For more info., call Bonnie McComb at 655-2700.

Horse Manure — The Saanich 4-H Lamb Club is now taking or-
ders for your spring gardening needs. Truck loads of organic
horse manure can be arranged with prices starting at $35. Se--
niors discount available. Call Donna Jack at 652-0409. .

Walk, run or in-line skate to help raise money for Crohn's dis-

-ease and colitis research at the third annual Heel n’ Wheel-a-thon .

on Sunday, June 7. Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. at Saanich
Muncipal Hall. Great prizes for pledge collectors and fun for
everyone. For more info., call 595-4565 or on 1-888-685-1844.

Health:
Heavy problems and no one listening? Call the Crisis Line: at 3 86-
6323. Anonymous and confidential.

BC Schizophrenia Society offers enppart aidvocacy, informa-.
tion, education and referrals to people suffering from schizo- _

phrenia and their loved ones. Five support groups operating in the
~ Greater Victoria area. For more info., and resources, call 384-4225.
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started barking out orders, “This Is a big one,
guys, don’t muck up, We've been tryin g to’ pin
something on Willy for over a year. This:

chance, Get him.”

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