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_ Victoria People Meeting People Club
— Sun., June 3 from 7:30 pm to 11 pm
at Crystal Garden. Music by The Paris-
‘iennes. Admission $6. Singles and cou-
ples welcome. For more info ph. 385-
4820, 479-4303 or 381-3115.
Ballroom Dancing — Club Revue is
presenting a dance Sat., June 2 from 9
pm to 12 midnight at Cedar Hill Rec
Centre. Live music by Alan Steel. Haw-
aiian or casual dress. More info ph.
592-0970.
Lynda Raino - Modern dance chor-
eographer — will bring to Victoria
audiences her newest work in collabor-
ation with Victoria mask maker, Miles
Lowry. Also being presented is a work
on A.I.D\S., the struggle to say goodbye
between a brother and sister. Sat., June
2. Tickets are $18 and $15 at the
McPherson Box office.

Country Western Dance Lessons —
2 step, waltz, polka, swing, line dance.
Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9 pm at Esqui-
malt Inn. Mondays and Wednesdays at
plivate clubs, plus private lessons. Ph.
995-4528.

Scottish Country Dancing — Fri.,
June 1 at 7:30 pm. St. Martins-In-
The-Field, 550 Obed Ave. Admission
is $3. Everyone welcome. Ph. 382-
2669. J

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

Metropolitan United Church Women
= will hold an Anniversary Tea and
Royal Victorian Heritage Fashion Show.
with sale tables of home baking, trea-
sures and jewellery in Pendray Hall,
corer of Quadra and Johnson St on
Sat., June 2 from 1:30 to 4 pm. Tickets
$4.

The Canadiana Costume Museum
Society — will hold a garage sale on
Sat, June 2 from 10 am to 1 pm at 207
Beach Drive.

Bridge Luncheon — Fri., June 1 at
noon. Lunch $8. Sponsored by the
Lady Laurier Club for the University of
Victoria Scholarship Fund. Held at St.
Matthias Church, comer of Richmond
and Richardson Streets. Door and table
prizes. Public invited. Ph. 381-2309.
Goodwill Enterprises for the Handi-
capped — Semi-annual book sale will
be’ held at 220 Bay St. from 9 am to 1
pm on Sat., June 2. Over 12,000 books,
all priced to sell.

The Cat Rescue Corp. Society — is
having a Strawberry Tea on Sat., June
23 from 1 to 4 pm at Fairfield United
Church, Moss St. entrance. Raffle, bake
sale, jewellery, plants, books and more!
Strawberry shortcake. $2.50. Everyone
welcome. All proceeds to spay fund.
1st Ever Great Victoria Chili Chal-
lenge — Sat., June 2 from 10 am to 4
pm at Town & Country Shopping
Centre, lower parking lot off Douglas.
Great chili and BBQ chefs from all over
Victoria and the Pacific Northwest com-
pete for the coveted Chili Cup. Categor-
ies include: competition chili, Homes-
tyle Chili, Salmon, Ribs & Sausage
BBQ. Anyone can enter a team. Pick up
an entry form at any Town & Country
merchant, Fogg n’ Suds Restaurant or
The Q. Where a nominal registration
fee of $5 will get you in on the fun. Ph.
382-0100.

The Takata Japanese Garden Society
—will hold a garage sale on Sat., June
9 from 9 am to 2 pm at 2079 Byron St.
(Oak Bay). A few Japanese items will
also be for sale. All proceeds go tow-
ards the restoration of the Japanese
garden on the Gorge. Ph. Mrs. Dean at
595-3252.

Victoria Chapter of the Canadian
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation — is hold-
ing a car wash at Shelbourne and
Quadra Esso from 10 am to 4 pm on
Sat., June 2. Ph. 385-1330.

The Vancouver. Island Persons Liv-
ing With AIDS Coalition — wishes to
announce that personal arid: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.

Smokers Anonymous — meetings
every Wednesday at 7:30 pm at the
Gorge Rd. Hospital in-Service Rm. For
more info ph. Mary-Ann at 598-7816 o

Joyce at 479-6196. Z
La Leché League Saanich — holds
regular monthly meetings the third
Tues. evening of every month. All wom-
en interested in breastfeeding are wel-

-come (babies, too). For more info ph.

721-2661, 385-4257 or 727-7974.

The Victoria Lupus Support Group
== will hold their regular monthly meet-
ing on Wed., May 30 at 7 pm at the
Arthritis Society, 2680 Richmond Ave.

Everyone is welcome to attend. Ph. —

598-2277.

The Resource Centre for Independ-
ent Living — will be doing question-
naires, personal interviews and discus-
sion groups with the disabled, people
who serve the disabled, concerned
citizens, businesses and organizations.
If you would like to voice your opinions
on the needs and issues conceming
the disabled; please ph. 383-8077.
Narcotics Anonymous — Think you
have a problem with drugs? We can
help. Ph. 383-3553 (24 hrs.).

Dr. Ursula Franklin, CBC Ideas lec-
turer — and author of The Real World
of Technology, and University of Toronto
professor and Dr: Dorothy Livesay, poet,
journalist and teacher and author of a
new novel The Husband, will be the
speakers at a public evening, Fr., June
1 at 7:30 pm at the Unitarian Hall, 106

. Superior St. The event is sponsored by

the Voice of Women and the public is
welcome. Admission is $5. Ph. 595-
7519.

Kenya & South Africa — with Hilda
Bennett-Brown. Noon, Fri., June 1, Rm
243, Market Square, 560 Johnson St.,
entrance Pandora Ave. Brown bag
lunch. Ph. 384-4525.

The Victoria Chapter of the Rosicru-
cian Order, AMORC — (a non-profit
cultural and educational fraternity) is
presenting a free public lecture and
video presentation titled “Finding Our-
selves”. Sat., June 2 at 2 pm at Greater
Victoria Public Library, 735 Broughton
St. Speaker: Emile LaCroix. Free. Ever-
yone welcome. Refreshments to follow.

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.

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.
Kiwanis Club of Saanich — Dedicat-
ed to community service. Meets every
Thursday night at 6:15 pm at Tally Ho
Restaurant on Douglas St. Newcomers
invited. For more info ph. Lou Drage at
§95-2141 or 361-4941.

Victoria Volunteer Bureau Annual
General Meeting — will be held Fri,
June 8 at the Coachman Inn, 229
Gorge Rd: East. Members wishing to

nominate other members to stand for
election to the Greater Victoria Volun-
teer Society Board of Directors should
contact the bureau to receive a nomina-
tion form and retum it to the attention of
Dennis Bocsik at the Bureau.

St. Joseph’s School of Nursing
Alumnae — is holding a dinner on
Tues., June 12 at the Queen Victoria
Inn, Queen's Room, 655 Dougias St.
Price is $18.50. Cocktails at 6 pm and
dinner at 7:15 pm. For more info ph.
Julie Chupick at 656-5007 or Bev Lake
at 386-6954.

Project Literacy Victoria — annual
general meeting Mon., June 1 at 7 pm,
$rd' Floor, Spectrum School, 975 Burn-
side Rd: A chance to participate and
keep in’ touch with what happens in
Adult Literacy in the Victoria area.
Everyone welcome. Bring your own
coffee mug: :

Veterans Against Nuclear Arms —
general meeting Fri., June 1 at Chown
Place (off Harriet). Speaker Lohn F
Barr (retired colonel U.S. Marines), U.S.

-national president Veterans for Peace.

The Alliance-Francaise of Victoria —
announces its closing lunch of the
season, followed by the annual gen-

- €ral meeting, Sat., June 9 at 12:30

pm,. Wellesley Hotel, corner Blan-
shard and Market Streets. Ph. 595-
0953. :

SHE WAS HAPPY I CAME TO VISIT is the title of a Jim Logan
card available at Northern Passages Gallery. The gallery is

This Week May 30, 1990. Page M21

Members will sing in one of three GVYC
choirs - foundation, junior or senior -
and will perform at several public occa-
sions throughout the 1990/91 year.
Tuition for the season is from $65 to

$85. Scholarship aid is available. For

more info ph. Victoria Conservatory of
Music at 386-5311.

Benefit Concert in Aid of Canadian
Cancer Society — by students of the
Victoria Conservatory of Music, Camo-
sun College program, will be held on
Tues. evening, June 7, beginning at 8
pm in the Kirk Hall of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church at Douglas and
Broughton. Tickets are $5 and $3 for
seniors and may be purchased at the
door on the evening of the perform-
ance.

Beacon Hill Park Band Concerts —
The Greater Victoria School District in
cooperation with the Greater Victoria
Parks Commmission proudly announc-
eS a series of concerts to be held in
Beacon Hill Park's Cameron Bandshell.
These concerts will be held on Tues.
and Thurs. evenings until June 14. The
concerts will feature local band stu-
dents and groups from out of town that
are being hosted by Greater Victoria
bands. Start at 6:30 pm’ sharp and
continue until about 7:45. There is

-absolutely’ no charge. In case of rain,

concerts will be cancelled. Ph. 477-

showing larger samples of Logan’s work until June 6.

Friday Music — UVic's Faculty of
Music presents recitals at 12:30 pm
Fridays in the MacLaurin Bldg recital
hall. Ph. 721-7902.

Jazz Hotline — Por the latest informa-
tion on jazz performances, call 658-
5255.

Victoria Male Voice Choir — Men who
love to sing are invited to join the
Victoria Male Voice Choir for vocal
exercises and training in harmony. Ten-
ors are especially welcome. Tuesdays,
7:30 pm, at Belmont United Church,
comer of Belmont and Pembroke. Ph.
382-1011.

The Hampton Court Orchestra —
rehearses every Monday Evening at
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.
Young Building Auditorium-
Recitals— Lansdowne Campus, Ca-
mosun Gollege:

Thurs., May 31 at 8 pm. Annie Beaudry
will be performing a voice recital in
partial fulfilment of requirements for the
Associate Arts Diploma in Music. Ac-
companied on piano by Kristine Beny.
Sat., June 2 at 8 pm. Maureen Branch,
mezzo soprano and Margaret McLynn,
soprano assisted by Robert Holliston
on piano.

Greater Victoria Youth Choir — di-
rected by Connie More will hold place-
ment interviews for the three levels
through May and in early June by
appointment. This quality music experi-
ence is open to all young people, ages
eight to 16, with unchanged voices.

6977.

Open Space New Music Series —
presents Catherine Lewis in an evening
of contemporary music and song. Sat.,
June 2 at 8 pm. Also on the program will
be new compositions by Toronto com-
poser Kirk Elliott who will accompany
Lewis on violin and celtic harp.
Shawnigan-Malahat District Cham-
ber of Commerce — presents the
Fourth Annual Mill Bay Country Music
Festival, Fri., June 1, 2 and 3. Opens
Fni., June 1 at 7 pm and runs til 1 am.

On June 2 the show begins at 9 am and
runs til 1 am. On Sun., the show begins
at 9 am and runs til 8 pm. Performers
include lan Tyson, Laurie Thain and
stars of the Don Ho Show. Tickets are
available at all Island Savings Credit
Unions, Caring Jewellery and Books N
Strings, Mill Bay, Ferguson Music Store
and Pacific Keyboard, Nanaimo. Info
and RV parking 743-4445. Tickets: Fri.,
$12.50; Sat., $15: Sun., $12.50 or $30
for weekend pass.

Friends of Beacon Hill Park — Ernie
Lythloe will lead a walk around the
Rock and Alpine Garden in Beacon Hill
Park on Sun., June 3 at 1:30 pm. Meet
on top of Beacon Hill by the flagpole.
Ph. 389-0938.

Carmanah or Walbran Bus Tours —
Sponsored by Carmanah Forestry So-
Ciety- Sierra Club. Register 384-2468.
ee food and sensible footwear. Cost

30.

Walking Tours — The Old Cemeteries
Committee presents rain-or-shine walk-
ing tours of Ross Bay Cemetery. Sun-
days at 2 pm. Meet in front of Bagga
Pasta in the Fairfield Plaza.

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1970 Oak Bay High Grads — 20th
Reunion planned for late August 1990.
For info ph. 592-GRAD.

1939-40 Victoria High School Grads
— Reunion planned for June 1, 2, and3
of 1990: Fifty years have passed since
we graduated and we plan for. a terrific
weekend, butit will only be a success if
we can locate all the students. For
further info contact: Mrs. Jean
(Fletcher) Lindsey, 1525 Richmond
Ave., Victoria, B.C. V8R 4P7 (ph. 598-
6839), or Mr. Cliff Rolfe, 4521 Cottont-
ree Lane, Victoria, BC. V8X 4G2 (ph.
658-8655).

Homecoming In Salmon Arm — The
District of Salmon Arm is celebrating its
85th anniversary with a homecoming
on Fri., Aug. 10; 11, 12 and 13, 1990.
The community of 12,000 will roll out
the welcome mat and take you ona tour
of its many facilities. Homecoming,
Salmon Arm Chamber of Commerce,
Box 999, Salmon Arm, B.C: V1E 4P2.
Ph. 832-6247 or fax 832-8382.

A Noranda High School 50th Anni-
versary Reunion — is being held on
the long weekend of Fri., Aug: 3, 4 and
5, 1990 in Noranda; Quebec. All stu-
dents, graduates, teachers and princi-
pals from years 1940 to 1990 are
invited to come. Contact Noranda High
School 50th Anniversary Reunion, Box
2116, Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, J9X
5A5

Monterey School Choir of 1966-1970
—under the direction of Lorna Griffiths
is looking for anyone interested ina July
reunion. Please call reunion committee
at 652-2640, 595-2229 or 595-6290.
Class of 1965 Oak Bay High Reunion
— 25 years have passed since we said
our farewells to OBHS. A celebration is
planned for the weekend of Aug. 3-5,
1990 and we hope to see as many of
our classmates as possible. Newslet-
ters have been sent out over the past
12 months but there are still some
people on the “lost list". The cost for
this fun-filled weekend is only $50 per
person, including registration. For
further info ph. Daphne E. Shaw at
477-1836 or write to Aleda (Lowman)

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