Page M12 April 25, 1990. This Week

CALENDAR

Art Show — Brad Pasutti-Escenas
Domesticas Y Gaxaquenas — Pas-
tels, oil, and graphite drawings. Contin-
ues through Apr. 28. The artist will be in
attendance. Held at the Fran Willis
North Park Gallery, 1619 Store St.,
(upstairs) from 11 am to 5 pm, Tues.
through Sat. Ph. 381-3422 for
more info.

Spring Invitational Exhibition of Ap-
plied Art — presented by the Arts
Alliance. Gontinuing through Apr. 27
from 10 am to 4:30 pm. 367 Fourth St.,
Courtenay. Ph. 338-6211. This exhibi-
tion will include contemporary and tradi-
tional works in clay, fibre, wood, metal,
stone, and glass; created by fourteen
artists from Hornby, Denman, and Van-
couver Islands: Susan Cain, Louise
Card, Walter Dexter, Tim Haley;, John
Hamed, Michael Heinze, Gordon Hut-
chens, John Ingraham, Stevi Kittleson,
Lea Mann, Jason Marlow, Carole Sab-
iston, Alma Schofield, and Cedar Wal-
lace. For more info ph. Gail Kuzma at
339-7689 or Roger Janson at 338-
6211.

A Peninsula Portfolio — Exhibition
of Watercolour paintings by Harry
Heine, Sheena Lott, A. Armour Willi-
amson, Caren Heine, Allan Lester

and Simon H. Camping. Preview. on .

Thurs., Apr. 19 from 3 to 9 pm
through Sun., Apr. 29 at the Blue
Peter Pub & Restaurant, 2270 Har-
bour Rd., Sidney.

Calligraphy Show — A retrospective
exhibition of H.F Salmon and Mi-
chael Hemming will be shown con-

currently with the annual raffle piec--

es of the Fairbank Calligraphy Socie-
ty, Tues., Apr. 24 to 27 at the Win-
chester Galleries, 1545 Fort St. For
more info ph. 595-2777 or 595-2261.
Xchanges Twentieth Birthday Cele-
bration — Continues until Sat., Apr
28, Xchanges Gallery & Studios, 951
North Park St. For more info ph.
382-0442.

Oak Bay Art Club — is holding an
exhibition in the Hillside Mall from
Mon., Apr. 30 to May 5. Members will
be showing their latest works in a
variety of subjects and media.

In recognition of Earth Day 1990 —
Northern Passage Gallery promotes
global environmental awareness fea-
turing hand made paper artists Fran
Norris and Carole McGilvray. Show
continues to Sun., Apr. 29. Hours: 9
am to 6 pm. 1020 Government St.
Artists in attendance Sun., Apr. 22
from 12 noon to 4 pm.

Exhibition of Artworks: Anne Popper-
will—New Work: Acrylics & Waterco-
lours, 1988-1990 — Wed., May 2
through June 2. Opening May 2 at
7:30 pm. The artist will be in attend-
ance. The Fran Willis North Park
Gallery, 1619 Store St. (upstairs)
from 11 am to 5 pm Tuesday through
Saturday. For more info ph. 381-
3422.

Studio 30 — will be holding a sale
and display of art at the Hillside Mall,
Hillside and Shelbourne on Mon.,
Apr. 30 to Sat., May 5 during mall
hours: featuring a display of oils, acryl-
ics, and water colours.

Local artist Yumie Kono — will exhibit
her recent paintings at Open Space.
Gallery from Thurs., May 3 - 19. Lifting
The Veil is a series of large paintings
encompassing landscapes and interi-
ors. The Lifting of the Veil suggests the
many different layers and meanings
there are to life. Opens May 3 at 8 pm.
Yumie will give an artists's lecture at
noon on Friday, May 4 at Open Space,
510 Fort St. For more info ph. 383-
8833.

Gonzales Preschool — (a coopera-
tive) have classes for children ages
three to five. It is never too early to
register! For registration info pho. 389-
0303 or 598-351c.

Vancouver Island Cooperative Pre-
school Association — Making To-
morrow — Conference for parents and

SPRING
GARAGE
SALE

SAT., MAY5 10am-2pm
St. Luke’s Church Ha
3821 Cedor Hill X Road
Sponsored by
Junior Service League of
Victoria
E 425 families }

teachers of young children on Sat., May
5 at the University of Victoria. Registra-
tion closes Fri., Apr. 6. For more info ph.
721-1865.

Thetis Lake Children’s Fishing Derby
— Sat., Apr. 28. Registration begins at
8 am. Final weigh-in is at 3 pm. There is
no fee and itis open to anyone 15 years
and under. Parents to accompany chil-
dren to registration at main beach.

cocktails. 8 pm - Show. Tickets are $15
per person and are available at Island

Florist, Heart Foundation and Ethne- ~

Anne, Oak Bay. Proceeds to the B.C.
and Yukon Heart Foundation.

Save the Children Fund Spring Sale
& Tea — Wed., Apr. 25 at 2 pm,
Margaret Vaughan-Birch Hall, 4th St.,
Sidney. To be opened by Mayor Norma
Sealey of Sidney. Guest speaker is J.N.

YUME KONO will display some of her recent paintings af
Open Space from May 3-19. The artist will be on hand May 4
at noon to speak about her work. Gallery hours are noon to 5
pm. Tuesday to Saturday. Open Space is located at 510 Fort

St.

Contestants responsible for their own
tackle and bait. Fish from store or boat
in Lower Thetis Lake. Trophies, prizes
for heaviest fish and hidden weight
prizes. Note: B.C. Fishing Regulations
to be followed. For further info ph.
381-2341.

International Folk Dancing — pre-
sents a weekly dance drop-in. Tues-
days, 8 pm in UVic's Student Union
Bldg. upper lounge. Admission is $2.
Ph. 598-1662.

Victoria People Meeting People Club
— presents a dance on Sun., Apr. 29
from 7:30 pm to 11 pm at Leonardo
Da Vinci Centre, 195 Bay St. Music
by Allen Steele. Tickets at door - $6
each. Singles and couples welcome.
For more info ph. 381-1941, 479-4303
or 384-6196.

McMorrans Seaview Room — 5109
Cordova Bay Rd. presents the fol-
lowing:

Sat., Apr. 28 - The Thirsty Knights big
15 pce. orchestra featuring six per-
son brass and five person reeds
sections with four rhythym plus vo-
cals by Claire Wynders and George
Roberts. Directed by Larry Good-
manson. Admission $10 each.

Fashion Workshop —9 Making the
Most of Yourself presented by Ethne-
Ann. The Story of Flowers, Norma
Fitzsimmons and Tracy Dow. Musical
entertainment, refreshments and door
prizes. At the Victoria Conference
Centre, Wed., May 2. 7:30 pm - No host

Aitkin, retired from years of nursing in
Africa. Door prizes, home
cooking, S.C.F. cards, international sou-
venirs for sale. Entrance and tea by
donation.

Masonic Charity Ball — at the Victor-
ia Conference Centre, Sat., May 19.

Music by the Squadronaires under -

the direction of Chris Reardon. Pro-
ceeds to Hospice Victoria. Cocktails:
6:30 pm. Dinner: 7:30 pm. Dancing; 9
pm til 12:30. $37.50 per person.
Ticket deadline May 15. (650 limit).
Professional floor show. For infor-
mation and tickets ph. 477-6446 or
385-7246. Hillside Ticket Centre and
all Masonic Lodges. Open to the

general public. Dress: Black tie or ©

semi-formal. Door prize: Weekend
for two courtesy of the Bayside,
Parksville. :
The Wildlife Reserve of Western
Canada — Annual Spring Garage
Sale at 1175 Wain Rd., N. Saanich on
Sat, Apr28 from 10 am to 5 pm. All
proceeds go to help the animals.

St. Patrick’s School Fun Fair — 2368
Trent St, on Sat., Apr. 28 from 11 am to
3 pm. Games, dunk tank, crafts, bake
table, prizes/raffle.

B.C.’s Children’s Hospital Mixed Golf
Tournament — Mon., May. 21 at Up-
lands Golf Club. Registration is now
open to all players wishing to participate
in this tournament. Registration forms
and more information is available by
calling the Tournament Chairman, Nan-
cy Sing at 477-4345. Deadline for entry
Mon., Apr. 30. Entry fee includes green
fees, banquet, 18 holes of great golf
and knowing that the net proceeds will
be going to B.C. Children’s Hospital to
“help put the smiles back where they
belong”.

The Vancouver Island Persons Liv-
Ing With AIDS Coalition — wishes to
announce that personal and support
services are available to all HIV infected
persons on a confidential basis. We are
also seeking caring and talented sup-
port volunteers. Please call 383-2872.
Releasing the Inner You — A one day
workshop with Valerie and Chris Stan-
ley-Jones. A practical “how-to” work-
shop on using metaphysical techniques
such as OH cards, Louise Hay’s work
On interpreting illness, creative visuali-
zation, alpha meditation for relaxation
and reprogramming your responses. At
The Healing Exchange Centre, 507 -
620 View St. on Sat., Apr. 28 from 10
am to 4 pm. Cost is $5, with a 10%
discount for, couples.

Channeling Your Higher Self — Mon.,
Apr. 30. Carol Leigh’ Rice will discuss
pathways to physical, emotional and
Spiritual well-being: dreams, psychic
readings, past life recall and bodywork
in relation to each other and to the
higher self at the Healing Exchange
Centre, 507-620 View St.

Jane McNicol — nutritionist and re-
searcher itno behaviour, hyperactivity
and environmental influences will
speak on the Inner Environment Mon.,
Apr. 30 at 7:30 pm in the Medical
Lecture Room, Victoria General Hospi-
tal. Admission $2. Sponsored by the
Allergy Information Association and the
Learning Disabilities Association.

The JASON Project — resumes Mon.,
Apr. 30 to May 12 using underwater
robotics to explore the freshwater envir-
onments of the Great Lakes, Lake
Champlain, and the sunken wrecks of
the Hamilton and Scouge. |n anticipa-
tion, a lecture and film are offered this
month.

Victoria Conference Centre Theatre
— Justis R. Chase, an intemationally
known speaker will present his program
“How You Can Find and Keep a Mate”.
His sometimes humourous, sometimes
controversial, but always insightful ap-
proach to solving this 90's problem, will
be presented at 7:30 pm on Sun., Apr.
29. For more info ph. Justis Chase at
595-7002 or 478-9975.

The Dead Poets Society — lives...in
Victoria! Lovers of traditional English
poetry are invited to come and read or
listen to recitations of their favourite
poems every first and third Monday of
the month at 7:30 pm in the Cedar Hill
Rec Centre. For more info ph. 477-
9634. A newly formed group whose
members seek to share the joys of
reading and listening to the works of the
English masters. Besides reading for
their own enjoyment, the members of
the group intend to do readings in
schools, hospitals, nursing homes, and
possibly on the radio. There is no fee for
membership in the group, and guests
are welcome.

A free public reading by Bill Richard-
son, — author, entertainer, humorist,
reconteur, writer/broadcaster with the
Vicki Gabareau Show - CBE Radio, will
be presented by The Friends Of The
Central Saanich Library at 7:30 pm,
Wed., Apr 25 in The Central Saanich
Cultural Centre Activity Room A, 1225
Clarke Rd., Brentwood) Bay. All are
welcome.

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

Bosom Buddies — support group for
women who had breast disease or
surgery. First Thursday of each month.
New members welcome. For more info
ph. 477-0088 or 656-1619.

A public meeting concerning resi-
dents of Fernwood — will be held
Thurs., Apr. 26 at 7:30 pm at the
Fernwood Community Association, -

1923 Fernwood Rd. Your input will —

shape the future of Fernwood! Writ-
ten submissions are welcome. For
more info ph. 385-6988.

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FASHION WORKSHOP in aid

of the Heart Foundation will

be held at the Victoria Con-
ference Centre May 2.
(Cocktails at 7:30, show at 8
p.m., $15 admission). Ethne
Ann Fashions of Oak Bay is
co-ordinating the fashion
show. Phone 477-2412 for
more information.

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Open for lunch wednesday through Sunday,
dinner Tuesday through Sunday, and Sunday Brunch

DEEP COVE CHALET

Choreographer:
IRENE JUPP

FRENCH RESTAURANT:
11190 Chalet Road Sidney MAY 4-19, 1990
} Revejalions 050-3721 ea McPHERSON PLAYHOUSE _ Box Office 386-6121.

VICTORIA OPERATIC SOCIETY

Music Director:
RICK UNDERWOOD

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