Continued from Page 14

ards obtaining a contemporary art
centre for the island. Any artist in
any media interested in participat-
ing, please contact Eliza Hawkins,
Box 276, Station E, Victoria, B.C.
V8W 2N2.

Ritha Mason’s art exhibition “Etings:
Bending with the Wind” — at
McPherson Playhouse. Meet artist,
Mon., June 4 from noon to 4 pm. At 2
pm a short program will concentrate
on her artworks and the global con-
cerns about recycling, with vigial at
“2 pm to commemorate the victims of
the Beijing massacre. Everyone wel-
comed) but there cannot be any polit-
ical comments. Wear something

Art Bank Gallery — (101-60 Bastion
Sq., Government St. & Bastion Sq.)
presents Sue Coleman, wildlife wat-
ercolourist through May 31. Artist in
attendance, Sat, May 26 from 11 am
to 4 pm. Ph. 380-6618.

Handloom Gallery — (641 Fort St)
featuring crafts, artwork and jewel-
lery by Canadian artisans: lustre-
glazed porcelain by new gallery art-
ist Robert Shiosaki, Sechelt; colour-
ful stoneware by Maureen Wright;
decorative flowerpots by Hilborn,
Ontario potters; Niobium jewellery
from New Brunswick. Gallery hours:
Mon. - Wed. and Sat. from 9 am to 6
pm. Thurs. - Fr. from 9 am to 9 pm.
Sun. from 11 am to 5 pm. Ph. 384-
1011.

white and bring your own coffee

mug.
New Works by Jack
Wilkinson, R.C.A. — in conjunction

. with video documentation by Augus-
tin Loviano - Cordero on Sun., May
27 from 1 to 4:30 pm. Show contin-
ues until June 8 at Winchester Gal-
leries, 1545 Fort St. Ph. 595-2777.
Northern Passage Gallery: — Open-
ing Thurs.; May 24 to June 6 featur-
ing the paintings and serigraphs of
artist Jim Logan whose bright primi-
tive style has propelled him to one of
the foremost painters of Northern
“Native Life. Artist will be in attend-
ance Thurs., May 24 from noon to 4
pm. Northern Passage Gallery, 1020
Government St. Ph. 381-3380.

Pony Trekker’s Gallery Works — (707
Douglas St., The Crystal Garden).
Continuing through May 31, an ex-
cellent selection of limited edition
prints featuring the works of Robert
Bateman, Lissa Calvert, Sue Cole-
man and Randy Fehr. Also a wide
selection of jade and ivory sculpture,
and pottery by Victoria craftspeople.
Open daily from 8 am to 9 pm. Ph.
381-2111.

Art Show: Katherine McLean & Nixie
Barton-Contemporary Still-Lifes —
two-person show of paintings and
sculpture (acrylic paintings by Nixie
Barton, ceramic sculpture by Kather-
ine McLean). Wed., June 6 through
June 30. June 6 at 7:30 pm the antist
will be in attendance. The Fran Willis

PERSONAL INJURY? If you are
in an accident involving personal
injury, seek professional advice
BEFORE you see the ICBC
adjuster. Receive consultation
from a lawyer, 24 hours a day.

3841040

PRIVATE, PROFESSIONAL, PROBLEM SOLVERS
MORAHAN

AUJLA ~

SOLICITORS.

BARRISTERS. &

Cutting Bench
Crimpecs Utd.

the cutting edge in hair technology

PRICE LIST

APPOINTMENT NOT
ALWAYS NECESSARY

SERVING YOU FROM 6
GREATER VICTORIA LOCATIONS

915 ESQUIMALT RD.
MON. TUES, SAT: 9-6 380-1838

CLIP THIS COUPON
| PRESENT THIS COUPON AT THE 915 ESQUIMALT RD. ]

0 Cutting Bench ono. :

i AND RECEIVE
12
I

HOURS:

-00 OFF
AN ADULT CUT

.00 OFF A PERM
OR COLOUR |

or 3

North Park Gallery, 1619 Store St.
(upstairs). 11 am to 5 pm, Tues. through
Sat. Ph. 381-3422.

Nootka Printmakers (A Society of
Victoria Print Artists) — exhibit an
array of hand-pulled prints including
etchings, lithographs, linocuts, wood-
cuts, intagalio reliefs, and monoprints at
the Maples Gallery, 1461 Benvenuto
Ave., Brentwood Bay from Sun., May 27
to June 16. Tues. to Sun. 10 am to 6
pm. Meet the artists at the Opening
Reception on Sun., May 27 from 1 to 4
pm at the Maples Gallery. Ph. 652-
2102.

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 598-3518.

Children’s Art Classes — Ages 6-12,
during July and August, led by art
specialist Tine Andriessen Holmes. To
register and for further information
phone 479-6070.

The Vic West Community Y — 521
Craigflower Rd. is offering Daycamp
Programs for children and youth, ages
3 through 14 years. Preschoolers can
join Nature Buddies and discover the
great outdoors. The Out Of School
Program for 6 - 12 yrs. offers exciting
challenges and extended summer
hours. For Youth, ages 11-14 yrs.,
week-long specialty camps are sure to
be an exciting adventure. There’s Camp
Whodunnit, Teen Tours, and Sportsall-
sorts. Call the Vic West Community Y
for more info at 388-6120.

YMCA Summer Resident and Day
Camps — are now registering at Victor-
la YM-YWGA, 880 Courtney St. Regis-
ter now to avoid disappointment. Ph.
386-7511.

Arbutus Society for Children — will
hold an integrated summer day camp
for special needs children aged six to
14, and able bodied children aged nine
to 14 living in the Victoria area. Four
camps, each of two weeks duration, will
be held during July and August. The
camp will be based at the newly com-
pleted Variety Garden Park on the
grounds of the Arbutus Society for
Children, 2400 Arbutus Rd. Ph. Paul
McNamara at 477-1826, local 6252.

The Association for Canadian Stud-
ies — is holding its annual conference
from Thurs., May 31 and June 1 in the
Cornett Bldg. at Uvic. The title of this
year's conference is To See Ourselves,
To Save Ourselves: Ecology and Cul-
ture in Canada. Registration fee $45
includes both a reception and banquet
dinner. Ph. Bruce Kirkpatrick, UVic
Public Relations and Information Ser-
vices, 721-8955.

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.

This Week May 23, 1990. Page

Saanich Intemational Folkdancers —
offer beginner and intermediate class-
es. Wednesdays, 7 to 9:30 pm in
Willows Elementary School gym, 2290
Musgrave St. Also, recreational folk
dancing Fridays, 7 to 10:30 pm. Cost is
$2. No partner necessary. Non-marking
shoes required. Ph. 598-6888 or 477-
9819.

Victoria People Meeting People Club
— Pot luck dinner and dance, Sun.,
May 27. Dinner at 6 pm. Dance from

Tattle ake hore Bo

MI5

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.

Cinecenta (UVic Student Union
Bldg) — Admission is $3 for UVic
alumni and students with cards; $3.50

=

BRITISH p2Z,

FIStIl

A
ils

7:30 pm to 11 pm at Leonardo Da Vinci
Centre, 195 Bay St. $6 each. Singles
and couple welcome. Ph. 385-4820,
479-4303 or 381-3115.

McMorran’s - Thirsty Knights — 15
pce. orchestra featuring six person
brass and five person reeds sections
with four rhythym plus vocals by Claire
Wynders. Sat., May 26. Admission $10
each. 5109 Cordova Bay Rd. Ph. 658-
5224.

Vancouver Island Scottish Country
Dance Society — holds beginner
classes Tuesdays, 7:30 to 9:30 pm at

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 B.C. Lions Society for Crippled
Children — are pleased to announce
the sixth annual ‘Timmy’s Springtime
Golf Classic’ to be played Fn,, May 25

Continued on Page 16

Ask us about our
¢ Free No Obligation Brake Inspection

¢/ lifetime Warranties
/ Courtesy Cars
Available
¢ Customer Pickup
& Drop Off

2505 DOUGLAS STREET
PHONE 382-1818

C _—
—

Before Your Shoes Are Completely Worn!

BRAKES ¢ STEERING * SUSPENSION