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the pond surrounding the Faculty Club.
Outdoor performances are combined
with a delicious tropical! barbecue. Not
recommended for children under the
age of six.

Man in the Sandwich Board — is a
powertul, brutal look at the lives of three
people who meet at The Blue Ridge
Cafe, a diner in Vancouver. The young
man, the woman, and the stranger who
wants a pack of cigarettes, collide in an
evening filled with suspense and rage,
with moments of great beauty and love.
The production is one of the New
Theatre Series at Open Space opening
on Thurs., May 24 and running to Sun.,
May 27. All performances begin at 8
pm. Tickets are available at the door.
$8/$7. Ph. 383-8833. (The play con-
tains coarse language and scenes of
violence: )

Volunteers — Join our winning team at
the Maritime Museum Gift Shop. Part
time, flexible hours, training package.
Call Gift Shop Manager. Ph. 385-4222.
Volunteers — Part time to operate the
oldest working elevator in the Pacific
west. Must enjoy meeting the public.
Call Maritime Museum at 385-4222.
The Canadian National Institute for

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THIS WEEKEND IS SWIFTSURE weekend and Victoria waters will
the Blind — is looking for volunteers to SPOIt some of ihe area's finest racing vessels. For people

operate Technical Aids Salesroom at
CNIB Service Centre, 2340 Richmond
Ave. Should have good communica-
tions, mechanical/electronic/technical
skills or aptitude, business or sales

. experience would be helpful. Ph. Mrs. J.

Ward, CNIB, 595-1100.

: NEED Crisis and Information Line —

Presently recruiting for the next training
session. Build your communication
skills by volunteering. Attend the infor-
mation sessions for more information.
Thurs., May 24 at 7:30 pm at Vic West
Community Y, 521 Craigflower Rd.

Volunteer newspaper distributor

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cruisesinipcenters

YOUR CRUISE VACATION SPECIALISTS
after all.. that’s ALL we do!

needed. — Want to)help get the news
out to Victoria’s disabled communi-
ty? The Handicapped ACTION Com-
mittee needs a driver to help drop off
the May/June issue of HACTION at
distribution points within local are-
as. Call David at 383-5105 or drop by
the HAC office at 120-911 Yates St.

Leadership Workshop: Plan For Ex-
cellence — Sharpen your skills and
leam practical ways to develop your
leadership style, make better use of

1420 QUADRA ST. (at Pandora)

Free Parking

381-7447

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wanting to waich the race, good vantage points are along
Dallas Road and at Ogden Point. (Photo by IRENE FLOEGE-BOEHM)

your time, work together as volunteers,
and plan for your organization. Sat.,
May 12. Build A Winning Team on Sat.,
June 2. Workshops are sponsored by
Victoria Parks/Recreation Department.
For, more info ph;. 385-6773.

Needed: Rental Accommodation —
The Assoc. for Street Kids is sponsor-
ing a free listing service for both land-
lords and youth who are seventeen and
over, called “First Start”. The young
people are either receiving social assis-
tance and going to school/or employed.
If you have any type of housing or
accommodation to rent and would like
to list, or if you would like further
information call: Victoria Assoc. for
Street Kids at 383-3514.

Fernwood Community Centre — has
a weekly Flea Market, Sundays from 8
am to 2 pm for the benefit of the
community. Buy, sell or trade. Plants
available. Admission is 50 cents; under
12 free. Tables for sellers are available
and there is a concession. Ph. 381-
1552 for more info.

Job Finding Club — a proven effective

job research program with a success
rate of over 70%. For individuals who
are aged 45 and over or for job seekers
who have an active U.I.C. claim with the
Saanich Canada Employment Centre.
All services are provided free of charge.
Two locations: Saanich Centre at Qua-
dra and McKenzie and Royal Oak
Shopping Centre. The program is pro-
vided on a monthly basis. For more info
ph. 727-7050 or 727-7086.

Fashion, Make-Up & Modeling For
Teens — a fashion and beauty guide
course that over 3 evenings will teach
you the secrets of looking your best.
Make-up, skin care, color coding, ward-
robe selection, modeling tips, posture
and presentation. Obtain that total look
in 3 easy steps. Through Wed., May 23
from 7 pm to 9 pm, at the Esquimalt
Rec Centre. $35.

The Parish of All Saints’, View Royal
— invites you to participate in a day of
dialogue between Anglican and Luther-
ans on Fri., May 25 or Sat., May 26. Ph.
Father. M. Averyt at 479-6336.

The Dunsmuir Years: Memories of a
Great Family — Craigdarroch Castle
Historical Museum Society presents a

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unique and interesting exhibition of
objects connected to the Dunsmuir
family. This fascinating collection pro-
vides a glimpse into the life of the rich
and powerful Victorian family for whom
Craigdarroch Castle was built. The
exhibit will run through October 15.

Fairfield Community Association’s
Eighth Annual Swiftsure Deluxe Pan-
cake Breakfast — Sat., May 26 on
Dallas Rd. below Beacon Hill from 8 am
to 11 am. Anyone interested in volun-
teering ph. 382-4604.

Motorcycle Training — coupled with a
mature and responsible riding attitude
will prevent you from getting into those
“no win” situations. The next novice
rider training course offered by the

Vancouver Island Safety Council starts
in Victoria on Sat., May 26. Ph. 478-
9584.

Canadian Costume Museum — pre-
sents From the Engagement Ring to
the Wedding Ring, an exhibit of bridal
gowns and accessories dating from
1876 to 1976. Displayed at Regents
Park House through Sept. 3. Ph. 479-
5102.

First Aid Competition — St. John
Ambulance and the Workers’ Com-
pensation Board will jointly host the
South Vancouver Island Zone First
Aid Competition on Sat., May 26 at
the Juan de Fuca Recreation Gentre.
Starting at 8 am and finishing
around 2:30 pm.

CREATIVE

CRAFT
FAIRS

In cooperation with .. .

Artists in Action Festival ’90

ART AND CRAFT FAIR

LARGEST ON
VANCOUVER ISLAND

e Swiftsure Weekend e

Friday, May 25th 11 am to 9 pm
Saturday, May 26th 11 am to 9 pm
Sunday, May 27th 11 am to 6 pm

Le]
To BC. Feries

Over 100 Professional Artisans
Demonstrations including:

Wildfowl Carvers: - John Tinker & Rose Leonard
Spring & Summer Fashions, Accessories & Home Decor
Strolling Musicians
Food Concessions
ADMISSION $3.00

Formerly at

CRYSTAL GARDEN
Now At
THE RACQUET CLUB

3964 GORDON HEAD ROAD
VICTORIA

Parking at
Racquet Ciub &
Uvic Stadium

To Downtown

CREATIVE CRAFT FAIRS™

McKenzie Avenue

B.C. TRANSIT INQUIRIES: 382-6161
#27 Gordon Head Bus direcily from Downtown at Douglas at Yates or Crystal Garden

To UVic

Terri Heit 658-2901