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Contemporary Artists — The Art Gal-
lery of Greater Victona presents a series
On contemporary art and artists, focusing
primarily on key gallery. exhibitions.
Thursdays, 7-8:30 pm, until Thurs., Mar.
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 Wed-
nesdays at 1040 Moss St Ph. 384-4101.

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 & Objects
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 selected by the
jury will be shown concurrently with the
juried show at Appreciations Art Centre,

582 Johnson St. (open March 15 at 9:00

pm).

Carole Sabiston: Flying Carpets. Art

Gallery of Greater Victoria. Nationally
acclaimed textile artist Carole Sabiston
has created a flying carpet installation for
view at the AGGV from March to May. A
series of constructed “carpets”, drawing
on Carole Sabiston's fascination with the
random pattems of rugs from the orient,

this large 16 work exhibition will relate to -

the concept of silent travel.

The Goldstream Region Museum —
intoduces fabric arts — quilting, Mon.,
Mar. 19 from 10 am to 3 pm. Contact
Kathy Madsen, Local Handicrafts, West-
brook Centre. Ph. 478-5485.

Storycircle — The Greater Victoria Pub-
lic Library presents stories, related films
and activities for 6 - 9 yr. olds, Tuesdays
until Mar. 13 from 4 to 4:45 pm, at the
Esquimalt Public Library, 1149 Esquimalt
Rd. Free but registration required. Ph.
385-1021.

Come and join us for a great week —
of outdoor fun at the Y's Camp Thunder-
bird, Mon., Mar. 19 through 23 for boys
and girls aged 10 to 14 yrs. Hiking,
archery, canoeing, games and campfires,
something for everyone. Fee of $130
covers transportation, program, food and
heated accommodation. Register at the
downtown YM-YWCA.

Esquimalt Parks and Recreation New
Spring Break Programs.

Sports Camp — Each program offers
quality coaching by qualified adult coach-
es. Programs are non-competitive, fun
and open to all ability levels. Monday to
Friday, March 19 to 23. SOCCER: Bullen
Park, instructor Shel Brodsgaard, Mem-
ber of Canadian Olympic Team. 6 to 9
years, 3:30 to 4:50 pm: 10 to 13 years,
2:00 to 3:20 pm. KARATE: Esquimalt
Rec. Centre, instructor Don Fawthorpe,
Black Belt. 7 t 9 years, 2:00 to 3:15 pm;
10 to 13 years, 3:30 fo 4:45 pm. TENNIS:
Kinsmen Gorge Park Tennis Courts, in-
structor Kerry Chan, Nationally Certified
Coach. 6 to 9 years, 10:30 to 12 noon: 10
to 13 years, 9:00 to 10:30 am.
Full Day Program — Spring Break Out
of School Care Program: Quality care by
trained, professional staff. Lost of vanety
including swimming, skating, crafts and

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

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.

Victoria Arts Collaborative — spring
break master classes in ballet, Mon.,
Mar. 19 to 24, 1990. Registration: A non-
refundable deposit of $50 is required
with registration. Special group rates

are available, Please ph. 384-6393 for
info. Constantine Darling; Artistic Direc-

tor. Homer Hans Bryant of the Chicago
City Ballet Company and Violette Verdy,
of the New York City Ballet company.

alumni and students with cards; $3.50
for UVic faculty, staff and guests: non-
members, $4.50. The public can pur-
chase a Cinemagic card) for $8, which
entitles bearer to| view films for $3.50.
Ph. 721-8364.

The Unitarian Service Committee’s
— Victoria Work Group is holding a sale
of handknits, novelties and home bak-
ing Thurs. through Sat. Mar. 15 - 17, at
the CanWest Shopping Centre.

St. Patrick's Day Sale — The Fairfield
Activity Centre Society (New Horizons)
is holding a Rummage, Crafts and
Home Baking Sale on Sat., Mar. 17
from 10:30 am to 2:30 pm. Come along
and find some special gifts, rummage

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cBeath are featured in this last

show of the Belfry’s season which previews March 20 and runs until April 7.

games. Program runs Mon. to Fri, March
19 to 23. REGULAR HOURS: 9:00 am to
3:00 pm. Cost: $38 one child: $60 two
children in one family; $75 three children
in one family. EXTENDED HOURS: 8:00
am 10 5:00 pm. Cost: $20 per child (in
addition to regular program fee). DAY
RATES: Regular hours, $10 per if
child; Extended hours, $15 per a ae
child. For more information call Ron Cain
at 386-6128.

Directed by:
MARGARET DEAN

Choreographer:
IRENE JUPP

PRESENTED BY
VICTORIA OPERATIC SOCIETY

MAY 4-19, 1990

McPHERSON PLAYHOUSE

St Patrick’s Day Dance — Presented
by Victoria People Meeting People Club
on Sun:, Mar: 18 from 7:30 pm to 11 pm
in the Leonardo da Vinci Centre, 195
Bay St, Victoria. Music by Parisiennes.

Cinecenta (UVic Student Union
Bldg) — Admission is $3 for UVic

Music Director:
RICK UNDERWOOD

Producer:
SANDRA HENSON

Box Office 386-6121

for a real bargain, have a cup of tea and
take home a freshly baked dessert for
supper. 910 View St. Ph. 384-6542 for
more info.

Carne Rebekah Lodge No. 45 — js
holding its Annual Spring Luncheon on
Sat, Mar. 24 from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm
in the Oddfellow’s Hall, 1323 Douglas
St Admission is $4.50. There will be a
door prize, raffles, and stalls of home
baking and plants. Ph. 388-4794.

Annual Packrat Purge — The Fairfield
Community Association will hold its an-
nual rummage sale Sat., Mar. 24, from 11
am to 1 pm at the St. Matthias Church
Hall, 600 Richmond Ave. No early birds,
please. Proceeds from the sale will bene-
fit the Fairfield Community Centre Build-
ing Fund. Contact Sharon Braun, 382-
4604 :

Victoria Adult Children of Alcoholics
will be holding its 5th Annual Rally on
Mar. 16, 17, and 18 at the’ Victoria
Conference Centre. 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 work-
shop for residents of North Quadra to
discuss directions for a 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 nde or babysitting
subsidy call Gretchen Hartley at 383-
6166.

The physiotherapists of Victoria wel-
come you to visit our booth in the Hillside
Mall Thurs., Mar. 22 - 24 to commemor-
ate National Physiotherapy week in Vic-
fora Sun., Mar. 18 - 24, 1990. During
Physiotherapy week, the following free ;
drop-in lectures will be given by physiot-
herapists at the below listed venues.
* Arthritis and Exercise: Cedar Hill
Recreation Centre, Wed., Mar 21 at 7
m. :
: Causes and Prevention of Aerobic
Injures: YMCA — Courtney St, Thurs.,
Mar. 22 at 7 pm.
* Sports Injuries and Stretching: Fit

Commitment, Sat, Mar. 24 at 1 pm and 3
m. eS:

: Back Pain — Cause and Prevention:

Crystal Pool, Thurs., Mar. 22 at 6:45 pm

and 8:15 pm.

For further info, ph. Lorelei Lew at 721-

The Canadian Red Cross Society is
sponsoring, free of charge, a course in
Emergency Personal Preparedness in-
cluding First Aid: The First Minutes, Mon., @
Mar. 19 from 2 pm to 4 pm and again
from 7 pm to 9 pm at Red Cross House,
909 Fairfield Rd. Please pre-register by
calling 388-6376.

Blood Donor Clinic Schedule - March
Mon:-19th, Red Cross House, 909 Fair-
field Ra., from 2:30 to 8 pm.

Tue.-20th, Red Cross House, 2pm to 8
pm.

Wed.-21 and Thur-22, UVic Foyer,
University Centre Bldg., 10 am to 4 pm
each day.

Fri.-23, UVic Foyer, University Centre
Bidg., from 10 am to 3 pm.

For further info ph. 382-2213.

Post Polio Awareness and Support _|
Society — Regular General Meeting, &

813 Darwin Ave:, (next to Saanich Munic-
ipal Hall) Sat, Mar. 17 at 2 pm. Anyone
interested is welcome to attend. Guest
speaker will be Dr. Brian Inglis, Podiatrist.

The Path of the Heart — 4 participatory
meditation workshop based on the teach-
ings of spiritual master Sri Chinmoy will
be held cn Sun., Mar 25 from 10 am to 3
pm at Camosun College, !ansdowne
Campus. Vegetarian lunch provided.
Registration is free by phoning 592-6214
or 477-8262. For more info ph. Sumitra
MeMurchy at 384-0125.

The La Leche League of Oak Bay -

. Fairfield — willl meet Thurs., Mar. 15 at 7

pm at 2378 Esplanade. Topic: Baby,
Arrives: The Family and the Breastfed _
Baby. For info call 477-6041, 598-9899,
or 592-8503. All pregnant, nursing, and

| interested women welcome (babies, too).

Healthy Saanich 2000 — presents a
Workshop for Residents of Saanich
CORE to discuss directions for a healthy
future for Saanich. Wed., Mar 21, 7:30
pm to 9:30 pm in the Committee Rm No.
2 Saanich Municipal Hall, 770 Vernon
Ave., For pre-registration or info about a
ride or babysitting subsidy please call
Gretchen Hartley at 383-6166.

Citizens For The Ethical Treatment of
Animals — and the University of Victoria
Animal Rights Society ask you to refrain
from eating meat for one day, The fourth
annual MEATOUT will be held on Sun.,
Mar. 18. It will begin with a vegetarian
potluck lunch at 1 pm in the Student
Union Bldg, Upper Lounge on the UVic
campus. For more info ph. Judy Smith at
478-7233. :

Canadiana Costume Museum —
meets the second Thurs. of each month.
New members and visitors most wel-
come. For info ph. 478-6035 or 479-
5102.

Woman's Business Network — Annual
general meeting and elections will be
held at S. J: Willis on Tues., Mar 27 at
7:30 pm for members only. For further
details call Darlene Magee at 478-8073.

Friday Music — UVic's Faculty of Music

presents recitals at 12:30 pm Fridays in
the MacLaunin Bidg recital hall. Ph. 721-
7902.

Jazz Hotline — For the latest information
on jazz performances, call 658-5255.

Flute and Violin featured at Chamber
Music Victoria Concerts — Performers,
Sally Harvey, flute; Trudi Conrade, violin:
Martin Bonham, cello; Mary-lou Dawes,
piano. Programme—Martinu: “Madri-
gal” Sonata for flute, violin and piano;
Beethoven: “Cockatoo” variations for
violin, cello and piano; Villa-Lobos: “Jet
Whistle” for flute and cello: Schumann:
Trio in D Minor for violin, cello and
piano. Fri., Mar. 23, 8 pm at First United
Church, 932 Balmoral Rd. at Quadra
and Sat., Mar 24,8 pm at Emmanuel
Baptist Church, 2121 Cedar Hill Cross-
Rd., at Henderson. Tickets $9 at the
door of phone 385-6973. Presented by
Chamber Music Victoria.

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