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Dudbusters, Town and Country Mall.
Tickets $10 by phoning 386-4525 or
& 992-3691.
Century 21 Wedgewood Realty Gar-
age Sale — to benefit the B.C. Lions
Society For Crippled Children. Sat.,
May 12 from 9 am to 3 pm, 3375
Whittier Ave. Support this communi-
ty event staged by a community
Spirited business. Lots of free: park-
ing.
The UVic Garden Friends — will hold
their annual sale of rare and interest-
ing plants on Sat., May 6 from 10 am
to 1 pm at UVic's McKinnon Gym.
Glenlyon - Norfolk School — invites
you to come to a Carnival on Sat.,
May 5 from 11 am to 4 pm at 1701
Beach Drive. Featuring: Silent Auc-
tion, craft boutiques and home bak-
ing, giant flea market, bookstall, chil-
dren’s midway and petting farm,
school regatta, the famous Father's
Barbeque and wonderful raffle pnz-
es. Great buys and fun for the whole
family. For more info ph. 385-8175.
St. Ann's Rescue Mother’s Day Book
and Treasure Sale — Sat., May 12
from 11 am to 2 pm at Fairfield
United Church, 1303 Fairfield) Rd.,
lower hall. Volunteers and donations
needed (books, tapes, records, trea-
sures, pottery, jewellery, and plants).
For more info ph. 388-4046 or 388-
5854 (message).
Annual Spring Garage Sale & Craf-
ters & Artisans Show & Sale — on
Sun., May 13 from 9 am to 2 pm.
Donations sought and table space
rented ($5). Ph. 474-6113 or see
Kathy Madsen, Local Handicrafts,
Westbrook Centre:
My Fair Lady — Mother’s Day mati-
3 nee performance, Sun., May 13. Ex-
tra performance. 50% of funds to
Kinsmen Mother's March, other half
to Vic Operatic Society building
fund. For more info ph. MacPherson
Box Office. _

A Century of History and Change —
An evening lecture series continuing
through May 10 at Craigdarroch Castle,
with Bruce Davies speaking on recent
restoration and conservation work at
the Castle. Six talks in all will take place
on Thursday evenings at 7:30 pm on
the main floor of the Castle - leam
about the Dunsmuir family, Victoria gar-
dens, home life, the E & N connection -
and more! Speakers include Cyril
Hume, Virginia Careless, Terry Reksten,
Pat Hind and Lynn Bowen. $4 admis-
- sion (members by donation) includes a
look at the Castle. Until May 10 at
Craigdarroch Castle, celebrating One
Hundred Years of History in Victoria.
Thurs., May 3: Lynn Bowen author of
Three Dollar Dreams and Boss Whistle,
speaking on Dunsmuir’s Miners.
Cancer Victoria and Friend— Victoria
B.C. Chapter presents Dr Harold Fos-
ter BSc., Ph.D. Professor of Geo-
graphy, University of Victoria; Direc-
tor of World Health Research Foun-
dation; Author-Editor-Researcher:
Recognized International Lecturer.
Topic: Soil Composition and the
Cancer Link, Thurs., May 10 at 7:30
pm in the David Lam Auditorium,
MacLaurin Bldg., UVic. Parking at the
E lot. Admission by donation. For
more info ph. 380-9430 or 386-1212.
Seeing In the Dark: Remote Imaging
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7:30 pm at the Royal British Colum-
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THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY OF VICTORIA members Judit Fisi,
Anne Freidank and Trudy Ranfft will hold an exhibition of their
work until May 9 at the McPherson Playhouse. The work
pictured here is by Judit Fisi, a Hungarian-born artist fascinat-
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who explains how scientists gather
information from sea floors and lake
beds using technology such as side-
scan sonar and seismic reflection
filing. 1 1/2 hrs. Free.

Amnesty International — next public
meeting Mon., May 7 at 7:30 pm, 106
Superior St. Topic: introduction to
letter writing with a focus on trade
unions. This will be a good opportu-
nity for Amnesty members to brush
up on their skills and for members of
the public to see at first hand how
Amnesty does its work. Everyone
welcome. No admission charge

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7:30 p.m. in the Les Pasmore Centre,
286 Hampton Rd. Victoria. New mem-
bers are always welcome and we are at
this time, especially interested in string
instrumentalists. Feel free to call in any.
rehearsal and see Austin A. Scott, our
Musical Director or ph. 382-3151.
Canadian Composers in Concert —
to present the 1990 Murray Adaskin
Prize in Music Composition and to
present music of some composer mem-
bers of Association of Canadian Wom-
en Composers, B.C. Chapter. Fri., May
4 at 8 pm - a special Benefit Concert
will take place in the Recital Hall of
UVic's School of Music. Tickets, at $8
for adults and $4 for students, seniors
and the disabled, can be purchased
from the School of Music. Patron tickets,
at $25 each, are also available at the
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The Juan de Fuca Concert Orchestra
— performs in concert at the Church
of the Advent, Colwood on Sat, May
5S at 7:30 pm. Tickets at the door.
Music you and your whole family will
love to listen to with soloists Eric
Oddy (alto sax), Chuck Warr (French
horn), and Zena Georgeson (cello).
Phone 652-0368 or 658-5659 for de-
tails how this fine orchestra can
assist your fund-raising plans.
Victoria Symphony — celebrates at
Canadian Orchestras’ Conference
special benefit concert is last event
in 49th year. Sat, May 12 at 8 pm at
Royal Theatre. Tickets $10 to $30.
Available at Royal Theatre Box Office
383-9711 or usual outlets.

Victoria Choral Society — conductor
Dr. Bruce More, and Ball State Univ-
ersity Chorus, Indiana, conductor
Douglas Amman, will present a joint
concert on Fri., May 11 at 8 pm.
Metropolitan United Church. Tickets
$5, available at usual ticket outlets or
at the door. For more info ph. 477-
6119.

Greater Victoria Youth Orchestra So-
ciety Matinee Musicale — Sat., May
12 at 2:30 pm in the Church of Saint
John the Divine, 1611 Quadra St.
Tickets available at door General
admission: $6. Seniors, students
and handicapped $3. For more info
ph. 477-3870.

Chamber Music Victoria — presents
violinist Linda Melsted in concerts, 8
pm May 11 at First United Church
and May 12 at Emmanuel Baptist
Church. With Martin Bonham, cello
and Marylou Dawes, piano. She will
perform the Haydn Trio in E-flat, the
Brahms © Major Trio and the Ravel
Duo, each a masterpiece composed
at the height of the composers’
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Royal British Columbia Museum Na-
tive Plant Garden Tour — The native
plant gardens surrounding the museum
and Provincial Archives contain a col-
lection of living specimens that beautify
the grounds and provide a setting for
interpretive programs. With the help of
guides, take an hour to explore some of
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native to British Columbia. This tour is
free. Regular admission to the exhibit
galleries in effect. Meet at the Main
Entrance to the museum. Tour Iwo:
Sat., Apr. 28 at 10:30 am:

Friends of Beacon Hill Park — Hector
Bussiere, horticulturalist with the City of
Victoria, will lead a walk through the
cultivated gardens of Beacon Hill Park
on Sun., May 6 at 1:30pm. Meet on top
of Beacon Hill by the flagpole. Free. For
more info ph. 389-0938.

Messages in Stone — the CRD ar-
chaeologist will lead you on a fascinat-
ing discussion and walk to Native Indi-
an petroglyphs. Meet at the information
kiosk at the Aylard Farm parking lot off
Becher Bay Rd. in East Sooke. For
more info ph. 474-PARK.

The Wizard of Oz — presented by
Lambrick Park Secondary and Gor-
don Head Elementary on May.
1 - 5 at 7:30 pm in Gordon Head
Elementary Gym. Tickets $6. Reser-
vations recommended.

Auditions for Gilbert & Sullivan’s
most — popular operatta ‘The Gon-
doliers’ will take place at the Chapter
Room of Christ Church Cathedral,
Burdett St. entrance, on Fri., May 4 at
7:30 pm and Sat., May 5 between 2
pm and 4 pm. to confirm the time of
appt. ph. Anez Heslop 595-3210 or
Jack Adams 384-7191.

Spectrums Community School’s
‘Company 2 ’— last year’s winners of
the B.C. Provincial Drama Festival, are
presenting Shakespeare's ‘Twelfth
Night. Performances will be presented
at the Belfry Theatre. Dates are May 8
to May 12 at 8 pm. A student matinee
will be performed May 11 at 2 pm.
Kaleidoscope Theatre School — of-
fers instruction in acting and improvisa-
tion for all ages. Exciting summer pro-
grammes include an extensive study for
ages 10 - 13 with Glenlyon-Norfolk
School and Kaleidoscope Theatre's
Suzie Turnbull. For more info ph. 383-
8124.

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