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6:30 pm to 7:30 pm. Reception (no-host
bar) from 7:30 pm to 8 pm. Dinner
from 8:00 pm to 9:30/pm. Dancing from
9:30 pm to 12:30 am: Presenting The
Island Big Band! with Gordon Clements
in the Grystal Ballroom of the Empress
Hotel. Black tie, decorations. Tickets
available from Red Cross House, 909
Fairfield Rd. Gala Ball at $75 per
person. $560 per table ($70 per per-
son). Gala Ball and Champagne Punch
Reception at $85 per person: $640 per
table ($80 per person). 47% of the
ticket price is income tax deductible: As
the intent of the evening is not only to
provide enjoyment but to support the
work of the Red Cross and the United
Way, Income Tax Receipts will be pro-
vided for 47% of the total ticket price.
For further info call Red Cross House at
388-6376. :
Carne Rebekah Lodge No. 45 — is
holding its Annual Spring Luncheon on
Sat, Mar. 24 from 11:30am 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.

The Royal Bride Chapter of the IODE
— will hold a Rummage Sale Sat, Mar
31 from 9 am to 2 pm at St. Mathias
Church Hall, 600 Richmond St. Collecta-
bles, household articles, books and quali-
ty clothing will be featured.

EMERALD CITY, a bittersweet
comedy stars John Moffat,
left, and Jennifer Clement ai
the Belfry until April 7th.

Garage Sale — — sponsored by St.
Andrew's Cathedral, C:W.L. on Sat., Mar.
24 at Pandora Hall, Pandora at Vancouv-
er from 10 am to 2 pm.

SPCA Annual Rummage & Book
Sale!!! — Sat, Mar. 24 from 10 am to 1
pm at Centennial United Church Hall,
612 David St. (comer of David St and
Gorge Rd. East).

Timmy’s Springtime Telethon — B.C.
lions Society for Cnppled Children will
host this 21 hour extravaganza at the
McPherson Playhouse; Sat:, Mar24 and
Sun., Mar. 25 beginning at 8 pm. Phone
your, pledge to 381-1990 or join us live at
the Mac. Contact Kelly Mann at 382-
3171.

Black Tie Dinner & Auction — A
Vancouver Island Fundraiser for The
Asthma Foundation of Canada, Vancouy-
er Island Branch. Fn., Apr 6 in the
Empress Hotel Ballroom. Reception at 6
pm. Dinner at 7:30 pm. Auction at 9 pm.
$40 per person: For further info or tickets
(only 280 available) please contact Dab-
ney at 727-4468, local 5756.

The physiotherapists of Victoria wel-
come you to visit our booth in the Hillside

This Week March 21, 1990. Page M11

Mall Thurs., Mar. 22 - 24 to commemor-
ate National Physiotherapy week in Vic-
toria 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.

e Arthritis and Exercise: Cedar Hill
Recreation Centre, Wed., Mar 21 at 7
pm:

¢ Causes and Prevention of Aerobic
Injuries: YMCA — Courtney St, Thurs.,
Mar. 22 at 7 pm.

¢ Sports Injuries and Stretching: Fit
Commitment, Sat, Mar 24 at 1 pm and 3
pm. :

¢ Back Pain — Cause and Prevention:
Grystal Pool, Thurs., Mar. 22 at 6:45 pm
and 8:15 pm.

For, further info, ph. Lorelei Lew. at 721-
2955.

‘Blood Donor Clinic Schedule - March
Wed.-21 and Thur.-22, UVic Foyer,
University Centre Bldg., 10 am to 4 pm
each day.

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

For further info ph. 382-2213.

The Path of the Heart — a participatory
meditation workshop based on the teach-
ings of spiritual master Sn Chinmoy will
be held on Sun., Mar. 25 from 10 am to 3
pm at Camosun College, Lansdowne
Campus. Vegetarian lunch provided.
Registration is free by phoning 592-6211
or 477-8262. For more info ph. Sumitra
MecMurchy at 384-0125.

Healthy Habits, Healthy Babies: — An
early pregnancy class, is offered free of
charge by the Capital Regional District on
Tues., Mar. 27 at 7:30 pm at 1947 Cook
St, as well as Tues., Mar. 20 at 7:30 pm
at the Esquimalt Recreation Centre. For
info and or registration ph. 388-2230.
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.

Tillicum — Wed., Mar. 28 from 7:30 pm to

9:30 pm, St Martin In-The-Fields, 550
- Obed,

Food Choices for the 1990s — How
they affect your health, the environment
and the future of life on earth. Speakers:
John Robbins, and Dr Michael Klaper.
Sun., Mar. 25 at 7:30 pm, University
Centre Auditorium, UVic. Tickets are $8
forgeneral admission and $6 for students
and seniors. For more info ph. 721-7356.
Victoria Branch B.C. Friends of Schizo-
phrenics — Public education meeting
on Wed., Mar: 21 from 7:30 pm to 9 pm.
Lecture Theatre, Victoria Mental Health,
E.M.P. Trent St. Topic: Research and
Schizophrenia. Free. For more info ph.

384-4225. FOS office from 10 am to 4 .

pm.

Super Series Lectures — Industral
Light and Magic: The Art of Special
Effects at 8 pm, Fri., Mar. 23 at the UVic
Centre Auditonum. The Industrial Light &
Magic studio manufactures amazement
Star Wars, E.T;, Star Trek, plus Always,
Back to the Future Il, Indiana Jones Ill,
and The Abyss, are dazzling products of
this special effects studio formed by
George Lucas. Ed L Jones, Post Produc-
tion Director, tells the story of IL&M with

slides and film. See how animation,
matte paintings, and high-tech wizardry
make impossible scenes possible. Tick-
ets available at UVic Centre, McPherson
and Hillside Box Offices. Purhase your
tickets early. Super Series is produced by
the Royal British Columbia Museum’s
Newcombe Programme, in association
with the Friends of the Royal British
Columbia Museum. For further info ph.
387-2150.

The Parish of Christ Church Cathedral
1990 Lenten Program: Christians Mak-
ing Choices — Wed., Mar: 21, Honest
To a Fault? - with David Skillings, Bishop
Shepherd and Dr. Darlene Hammell.
Wednesday evenings at 7:30 pm in the
Memorial Hall Lounge, 969 Rockland.

Student Readings. Students of the Grea-
tive Writing Department will read from
their works. Free admission. Clearihue
A307, University of Victoria from -8 to 9
pm.

Literacy Programs in Victoria — Linda

Mitchell of the Read Society will be guest
speaker at The Junior Service League of
Victoria meeting on Thur, Mar. 22 from
7:30 pm to 9:30 pm, Cedar Hill Recrea-
tion Centre, Senior's Lounge. Admission
free. Info Maxine Dell 477-2969.

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.

Islands Concert Society presents
Palm Court Orchestra — Sat., Mar. 24

at 8 pm. Victoria Conference Centre.
Join baritone Jock Dunbar and the
Orchestra in a unique evening of nostal-
gia and romance. All your favorite melo-
dies from Gilbert & Sullivan, Sigmund
Romberg, and Rodgers & Hammer-
stein. Ticket info. 386-6121.

Chamber Music ARS Nova Ensem-
ble — Larry del la Haye, clarinet;
Stephen Shields, piano; Nan Long,
soprano voice. Works by Composers of
the British Isles. Quilter, Cooke, Butter-
worth, Ivor Gurney and Carey Blyton.
Sun., Mar. 25 at 2:30 pm, at the Art
Gallery of Greater Victoria, Moss St.
Greater Victoria School District &
The Victoria Conservatory of Music
—present The Third Annual Musical
Soiree. Featuring some of the very best
musicians in the elementary schools of
Victoria. Newcombe Auditorium - Royal
British Columbia Museum. Sat., Mar. 31
at 7:30 pm. Admission is $2, and $1 for
senior citizens and students.

Triangle Theatre — is proud to present
their first production of 1990! The year
begins with HARVEY by Mary Chase... A
touching and whimsical comedy about a
man and his rabbit Suitable family enter-
tainment. Better see it now, it will be gone
by Easter. Produced by Tnangle Theatre,
the play continues the 22, 23, 24 at the
Isabelle Reader Theatre, 1026 Gold-
stream Ave. Doors open at 7:30 pm, -
curtain at 8 pm. Matinee: Doors open at
1:30, show at 2pm. Daycare/Easter egg
hunt at matinee for the kids. For further
information or tickets call 474-6492 or
478-8256.

Kaleidoscope Theatre School Classes
— for all ages begin again for spring
starting Mon., Mar. 26. Call Durwin Foster
at 383-8124 for info and registration.

The Belfry Theatre presents “Emerald
City”, a bittersweet comedy about the
passions and rivalries encountered on
the road to success. “Emerald City” the
last show of the Belfry’s 1989/90 season,
previews on March 20th and runs until
April 7. For tickets and information call
385-6815.

The University of Victoria Phoenix
Theatre is pleased to present Moliere's
farce Sganarelle (ou Le Coco Imaginaire
as its next noontime production. Ina rare
and exciting venture, the Phoenix Thea-
tres will present a Moliere play, performed
in his native language of french. Perform-
ance dates are Wednesday, March 21 to
Friday, March 23 at 12:30. Tickets are $3
‘and are available atthe door:

Kaleidoscope Theatre — presents Ro-
meo & Juliet at Kaleidoscope PlayHouse,
520 Herald St. at 8 pm, Thurs., Mar. 22,
23 and Sat., Mar. 24 at 2 pm and 8 pm.
Runs to Apr. 7. Call Kaleidoscope at
383-8124. Tickets also at Hillside Box
Office and McPherson Box Office.

SHOW |

The Flying Commuter

FLY INTO

THE FUTURE
AT THE 1990
BETTER LIVING

Coming, March 30, 31, Gipril 1 ONLY at The
Better Living Show, Juan de Fuca Kec Centre

The Better Living Show is Vancouver Island's
largest home and garden show.

FRIDGY, MARCH 30,
SATURDAY, MERCH 31, SUNDGY, APRIL I

at the JUAN DE FUCG REC. CENTRE

1767 Island Highway

Appearances by BREW that extraordinary little dog in the Kokanee
beer commercials. Other highlights: Talks by Tara Suzuki; Alison Nicholson a,
regular CBC contributor and Steve Solomon, former president of Territorial Seeds.
Show Organizers: T@IGG EXHIBITIONS
1011 Fort Street - Telephone: 388-7355 - Fax: 388- 9348