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Meet at the main entrance to the
Museum on Mondays, Wednesdays,
Fridays and Saturdays at 10:30 am. On
Tuesdays the tour starts at 1:30 pm-
Running throughout the summer to
Sept. 15.

Regents Park House: —* From En-
gagement Ring to Wedding Ring. The
summer exhibition of the Canadiana
Costume Museum continues at 1501
Fort St. Authentic bridal gowns and
accessories, dating from 1876 to 1976,
are on display. Open Sunday to Thurs-
day, 1 pm to 4 pm, until Sept. 3.

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.

Island Earth ‘90 — Memorial Arena,
1925 Blanshard St. The largest envir-
onmental show ot its kind’on Vancouver
Island. Entertainment, educational
films, presentations and projects all
dealing with environmental issues. Ph.
384-0444.

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, but it 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, B.C. 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 on a tour
of its many facilities. Homecoming,
Salmon Arm Chamber of Commerce,
Box 999, Salmon Arm, B.C. ViE 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 in a 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)
Bates, 3080 Oakdowne Rd., Victoria,
B.C. V8R 5N9.

Calling All Sick Berth Attendants,
Tiffys, M.A.O.’s, M.E.0.’s, Nursing
Sisters, Medical Assitants, Medical
Secretarys, Doctors, — etc., etc., navy,
army and air force. The Pacific Com-
mand Medical Branch is again holding
their reunion which occurs every five
years, on Sat., June 9 in Esquimalt.
Information has been sent out to those
retired and serving members, and affili-
ates for whom we have addresses. If
you have not received yours, please
contact Jim Scott, 523 St. Charles St,
Victoria, B.C., V8S 3N8. Telephone
370-2359.

Cariboo College - Celebration ‘90 —
marking 20 years of service, with a
Homecoming Weekend, Aug. 24, 25
and 26. If you’re a former student or
staff member plan to visit the Kamloops
Campus and join the fun. Activities will
include a barbecue, dance, department
sponsored events, music and entertain-
ment. It's a family affair. Ph. Arlee at
1-800-663-2955.

Ex-N.W.T. Residents — 4th Annual
Picnic on Sun., June 10 from 12
noon to 8 pm at Bear Creek Provin-
cial Park, Kelowna, B.C. Bring your
own lunch and refreshments. Ph. H.
Glick at 768-2158.

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Esquimalt Recreation Is THE place for
SENIORS’ FITNESS — two NEW pro- |
grams that are great for the older adult
are now being offered. J
WALK FOR LIFE! =f
A drop-in walking group for seniors 60 _
plus: The $3 fee includes entrance to our’ s
seniors’ swim and Fitness Studio! Partici-
Pants will meet at 1 pm and walk a variety |
of scenic routes, returning to the recrea-
tion centre in time for the 2 pm seniors’

continuing through June 9 for only $30.
Esquimalt Recreation Centre, 527 Fras-
er St.

and Thursdays from 7 to 8 pm. For
more info ph. 383-4103. Also:

Wed., May 30 from 7 to 8 pm - a
Participaction Day event for Fitweek on
the lawns of the Legislature.
VictOrienteers* — informal training
sessions every other Thursday evening
during the spring and summer. A differ-
ent orienteering skill will be introduced \

swim.
TAI CHI :
Saturdays from 2 pm to 3:30 pm,

in the form of an outdoor game or alight *
©-course at each of the one hour
events at various local parks. For more
info ph. 592-6964.

Working Day Evenings? — Are you- -
interested in Lawn Bowling weekends

or evenings. If so call 385-3577 from 1

pm to 3pm any day or 383-3930 eve-
nings. : {
Canada Fitweek at the Crystal Pool’,
— Continuing to June 3.

Runners Are Smilers — a two-mile
road race will be held every Tuesday at
5:45 pm throughout the summer at the —_
Children’s Farm in Beacon Hill Park.
Free. Ph. 592-6211.
Inter City Baseball Tournament —
Luxton Park, Marwood Rd. Invita-
tional Babe Ruth Tournament on Fri.,
June 8 to 10. Ph. 478-9406.

All City Baseball Tournament — Cen-
tennial Park, Wallace Dr, Central
Saanich. 15 yr. old players compete

in a tournament play, on Fri., June 8

to 10. Ph. 652-4063 or 656-2982.

Peter Pan — by Sir J. M. Barrie, /
continues to Aug. 11. May be seen ,
indoors at the Phoenix or outdoors in +
the garden amongst the trees, and on ~
the pond surrounding the Faculty Club.
Outdoor performances are combined
with a delicious tropical barbecue: Not
recommended for children under the
age of six. Reserve tickets by calling
721-8000.

Open Space — wants new theatre
projects: all media, any subject matter
send - project description, script, budg- 4
et; resume, and any additional maten-
al. Open Space offers 100-seat flexible
venue, 4-day run, all box office revenue,
technical equipment and some publici-

ty. Submission deadline; Sun., July 15.
Selection by jury. Ph. 383-8833.

Volunteers — Join our winning team at _
the Maritime Museum Gift Shop. Part 4
time, flexible hours, training package.
Call Gift Shop Manager. Ph. 385-4222.

The Canadian National Institute for
the Blind — is looking for volunteers to
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.

Volunteer newspaper distributor
needed. — Want to help get the news
out to Victoria's disabled community?
The Handicapped ACTION Committee
needs a driver to help drop off the
May/June issue of HACTION at distri-
bution points within local areas. Call
David at 383-5105 or drop by the HAG
office at 120-911 Yates St.

Meals on Wheels — urgently needs
volunteer drivers and hosts/hostesses
to deliver meals to the sick and elderly.
People who can spare 2 hours in the
morning, one day a week, call Vivienne
Dobbin at 388-6842.

Global Change and Local Action —
will be the topic of a workshop on
Sun., June 10 at 2 pm in the Unitarian
Hall, 106 Superior St. Dr Wm. E. Rees,
Ecologist and UBC professor will be the
main speaker. Small discussion groups
and other speakers will also be part of
the event sponsored by Voice of Wom-
en, Sierra Club, Victoria and the Social
Responsibility Committee of the Unitar-_
ian Church, The public is welcome and
admission is $2 at the door. Ph. 595
1519. Shee ae

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