Page M10 March 7, 1990. This Week

CALENDAR

Contemporary Artists — The Art Gal-
lery of Greater Victoria presents a
series on contemporary art and artists,
focusing primarily on key gallery exhibi-
tions. Thursdays, 7-8:30 pm, until
Thurs., Maz 22 at 1040 Moss St. Ph.
384-4101.

Wednesday Programs — The Art Gal-
lery of Greater Victoria presents a talk,
film, slides, video or tour at 1 pm
Wednesdays at 1040 Moss St. Ph.
384-4101.

sth Annual Henry Hunt. Memorial
Lecture: The Legacy Continues Wed.
March 7 at 7:30 pm in the Newcombe
Theatre, 675 Belleville St.
In a slide talk, Renaissance Man and
author of The Totem Carvers, Phil
Nuytten traces the vibrant way Kwagi-
ulth Art has survived to the present in
an unbroken link from Charlie James
and Mungo Martin to Master Carver
Chief Henry Hunt and on to Chief Tony
Hunt and Tony Hunt Junior. Free, 1 1/2
hours. For info. 387-5822.

Doris Hryciuk ‘Einblick’. A view look-
ing into insight. Opening Sun. March
11, 1:00 to 4:30 p.m continuing until
March 24. Winchester Galleries, 1545
Fort St. For more info. 595-2777.

1990 Victoria Regional Juried Art
Show. The Community Arts Council of
Greater Victoria is pleased to announce
that it will again be sponsoring the
annual show, March 15 to 24. This is
the preliminary show to Images & Ob-
jects VIII, the visual arts component of
the B.C. Festival of the Arts, which will
be held in Saanich in May.

The venue for this year’s jury selections
will be the Victoria College of Art

Gallery, 564 Yates St, (opens March
15, 7:30 pm). Artwork that is not select-
ed by the jury will be shown concurrent-
ly with the juried show at Appreciations
Art Centre, 582 Johnson St. (open
March 15 at 9:00 pm).

Vancouver Island Scottish Country
Dance Society — holds beginner
classes Tuesdays, 7:30 to 9:30 pm at
McKenzie School, 4005 Raymond St:
intermediate and advanced classes
Wednesdays, 7:30 to 9:30 pm at Sun-
dance School. No partner required. Ph.
382-2669, 652-4592 or 474-1018.

Victoria People Meeting People Club
presents a dance on Sun. March 14

8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Pre-registration
only: no later than Fri., Mar. 2. For more
info call Red Cross House, 909 Fairfield
Rd., Ph. 388-6376.

Victoria Adult Children of Alcoholics
will be holding its 5th Annual Rally on
Mar. 16, 17, and 18 at the Victoria
Conference Gentre. During this time,
meetings will be held and several work-
shops on recovery will be offered.
Further info. available at 386-0267.

Healthy Saanich 2000 presents a
workshop for residents of North Quadra
to discuss directions fora healthy future
for Saanich on Thurs. March 15, 7:30 to
9:30 pm at the First Church of the
Nazarene, 4277 Quadra St. For pre-
registration or information about a ride
or babysitting subsidy call Gretchen
Hartley at 383-6166.

from 7:30 to 11:00 pm. Crystal Gar-
dens, 713 Douglas St. Admission $6,
tickets at the door Music by Allen
Steele. Couples and singles welcome.

The Victoria Health Project — is
doing a three-month study into possible
new directions for health care in the
Capital Region. Input at upcoming pub-
lic meetings will help to shape the
report, due in April."As in the past, the
kind of valuable public input we expect
from this process will help shape our
health care future in the Capital Re-
gion,” said Susan lles.

Public Meeting Schedule:

Wed., Mar. 7 at 7 pm at Esquimalt
Recreation Centre, Pioneer Hall, 527
Fraser St., Esquimalt.

Fun & Fitness For Senior Adults — A
fun and fitness instructor workshop,
Tues., Mar. 6, and Wed., Mar. 7 from

Super Series Lectures — |ndustrial
Light and Magic: The Art of Special
Effects at 8 pm, Fri., Mar. 23 at the UVic
Centre Auditorium. The Industrial Light
& Magic studio manufactures amaze-
ment. Star Wars, E.T., Star Trek, plus
Always, Back to the Future II, Indiana
Jones III, and The Abyss, are dazzling
products of this special effects studio
formed by George Lucas. Ed L. Jones,
Post Production Director, tells the story
of IL&M with slides and film. See how
animation, matte paintings, and high-
tech wizardry make impossible scenes
possible. Tickets available at UVic
Centre, McPherson and Hillside Box
Offices. Purhase your tickets early.
For further info ph. 387-2150.

The Parish of Christ Church Cathe-
dral 1990 Lenten Program: Chris-
tians Making Choices — Wed., Mar.

DEAN PARK—CLASSIC VICTORIAN

ELEGANT, WARM & ROOMY—VIEWS—

$289,000 :

The tile depicts this truly magnificent home.
Custom-designed for family living, this 3 bed-
room spacious, 2-storey (plus attic) Victorian
classic features 2 character fireplaces with one
in master bedroom, 3 baths with 4-pce. magnifi-
cent ensuite, almost new — built-in latter 1988
— large 2-car garage (attached) with character
and charm throughout. Views of mountains and
water from south side of this home. (Bonus
added). MLS 6938.

RON HYKAWAY 382-2121

WESTERN GOLD
1988 5 bedroom Colwood cuty. Gourmet kit-
chen, 3 complete baths. Large garage, family
room, plus more! $164,900.

March 12 at 8:15 pm, Room 159,
Begbie Bld, UVic. Admission: $2 at the
door, free to students. For more info. call
University Extension Assoc. 592-2202.
The Universe through a Camera, an
illustrated talk by Jack Newton, re-
nowed Victoria astrophotographer and
author. Presented by the Friends of the
Central Saanich Library on March 15 at
7:30 pm in the Central Saanich Cultural
Centre Activity Room A, 1225 Clarke

more info: call 652-9460.

Orca: A Social Portrait. Fri., March 9
at 7:30 pm at the Newcombe Theatre,
675 Belleville St. The magnificent orca,
its complex society and its interface
with humans are the focus of slide talks
by. two outstanding scientists. Jeff Ja-
cobsen, a whale biologist working in
Johnstone Strait, gives a primer on orca

Theatre.

Dr. Darlene Hammell.

EVA SOLAR-KINDERMAN is
the special guest of the Vic-
toria Symphony, along with
the Victoria Choral Society
March 18/19 at the Royal

7, Life and Death Medical Decisions,
with Dr Bruce Wardhaugh, Dr. Alan
Meakes and Canon Richard Spencer.
Wed., Mar 14, Child Care Choices -
with Mrs. Jenni Jennings, Mrs. Jennifer
Oliver and Professor Jim Anglin.
Wed., Mar: 21, Honest To a Fault? - with
David Skillings, Bishop Shepherd and

Perestroika and the US.S.R. Today is
the topic of a lecture by Dr. Donald
Seneise, Dept. of History, UVic. Mon.

biology, behaviour and the ways re-
searchers study the whale. Then Dr.
Paul Spong, who changed the way
humans view whales through his pio-
neering work on echolocation and his
activism as founder of the Greenpeace
Save-the-Whale Movement, sums up
conservation issues past and present,
highlights Robson Bight Ecological Re- -
serve, and describes ORCALAB, his
project on the inner coast of B.C.
Admisssion: $2, FORM $1, 12 and
under free — 2 hours. The third Interna-
tional Orca Symposium, March 9 to 12,
takes place in the Royal B.C. Museum.
Call 387-2150 for details.

National Parks: Seas of Conflict?
Thurs., March 15 at 7:30 pm at the
Newcombe Theatre, 675 Belleville St.
In two slide talks, Larry Halverson,
Naturalist form Kootenay National Park,

Continued on Page 11

- CAMOSUN PROPERTIES...»

#2900-2950 Douglas Street
382-2121

SUNNYMEADE
A just built family home with four bedrooms, 3
full baths and a huge family room. Enter into
athis great home and see a sunken living room,
totally separate dining room anda well planned
kitchen with an eating nook. The yard is south
facing and over 10,000 square feet. A good
family area. $264,900.

BEV McIVOR 382-2121

BRING YOUR FAMILY
There is lots, of space in this immaculate 3
bdrm. and den. 3 level split. Built in 1983, this
contemporary home of 2330 sq. ft. has a super
family room with woodstove, incredible kitchen
with Jenn-aire, built-in oven and loads of counter
space. Priced to sell this is a must see!
PS. The master suite is to die for!

KERRY BROWN,
LAURIE ANNE FAULKNER
382-2121

carpets throughout, fireplace, balcony with
views, large master bedroom with walk-in closet
and 4-peice ensuite. Beautifully maintained
complex with superb pool, sauna, swirlpool,
tennis and racquet courts.

Quick occupancy Only $123,900
MARGE SHAW / BERT SHAW

382-2121

ALMOST COUNTRY.
$173,900

Experience the peace and quiet rural atmos-
phere of the beautiful Blenkisop Valley. This
home is on a private 70 x 120 lot with automatic
sprinkler system. Lots of updating with new roof,
qutters, hot water tank, carpet, bath, and more.
Great location.

SOUTH OAK BAY

Built in the traditional style for owners with high
standards of excellence. This 3200 sq. ft resi-
dence offers the finest in formal living. Situated
on 1/3 acre lot with mature landscaping, circular
drive, Jacuzzi swimming pool and double car
garage with workshop area. Call Geoff to view
$495,000.

GEOFF McLEAN 382-2121

UNIVERSITY AREA
When they say “they don't build them like this
today” they're absoluutely right. Solid 1956
bungalow with 3 br’s. on the main plus a 2 br
self contained inlaw down. Ideal location close
to shopping, recreation and UVIC. $169,900.

GEOFF McLEAN 382-2121

SEAVIEW LOTS
Cordova Bay Ridge. Spectacular views of Haro
Strait, Islands and Mt. Baker. $135,000 -
$145,000. Call me for details.

CONNY MACINNIS 382-2121

RICHARD SIMS = 382-2121 ROSS SCHROEDER / GEORGE WALL
382-2121
WATER!!
Two bedroom, two bathroom condo with gor-
geous water views from all rooms! Plush new LIFESTYLES

An adult oriented 3 bed-
room, 2 bath home
with your own sauna.
Large living room witha
fireplace, separate din-
ing room, and a great
family kitchen with ma-
ny extras. 2-car covered
parking. A sunny front
yard with barbeque fa-
cilities. Only $138,000.
BEV McIVOR

382-2121

ON A CLEAR DAY...
You can see the Valley from your glassed-in
SUNROOM in this immaculate 3 bdr. split level.
Excellent floor plan features family rm. off
kitchen, spacious living rm. with FP. & formal
dining rm. Cul-de-sac fenced yard and bluff-top
location ensure PRIVACY! Excellent buy at
$225,000. May | show you this home today?
SUSANNE COCKRELL 382-2121

SOUTH OAK BAY
OPEN HOUSE SAT. 2 - 4 PM

Superb 4 bedroom home steps to Monterey
School. Bright, cosy sunroom off modern kit-
chen that features many built-ins, including
Jenn-Air and microwave. Gleaming hardwood
floors and French doors add character to this
immaculate home. A must see! Call today to
view. $289,000.

SHEILA DUNCAN / CHRISTINE HILDRED

382-2121

LOOKING FOR
THE RIGHT NEIGHBORHOOD
$189;900 :
Spacious 3 bedroom home, plus 1 bedroom
in-law in quiet Lakehill area close to schools, lots
of mature exotic fruit trees and vines.

KIMBERLY ANDERSON _—_382-2121
JUST LISTED IN SIDNEY
$128,900

Across from the library within walking distance to
town. Spacious 2 br. rancher with den. Nicely
landscaped, sunporch, detailed garage & extra
parking. For your personal showing call:
KIMBERLY ANDERSON 382-2121

RESTORED EDWARDIAN LADY
Lovely home with great revenue potential.
Zoned multi-family 3000 sq, ft. on 3 levels, each
with kitchen and bath. Quality updating, new
roof, furnace, water heater. Oak floors, panelling,
deck, workshop, fenced yard. $269,900.

JAN GARNETT 382-2121

For all your real estate
heeds, call the experts
at Century 21,
Camosun Properties
at 382-2121

Rd., Brentwood Bay. All welcome. For @