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Vintage Videos: The Emily Carr Gal-
lery — presents films depicting many
fascinating aspects of B.C. History and

Culture. Showing this week are:
Indians of British Columbia (1923-29),
five shorts depicting different Indian
groups

Ripple Rock (1958), the world’s largest

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SELLING THE HARVEST is always a goal of fruit growers. Selling
the Harvest, an exhibit of B.C. fruit labels usually on display at
the Kelowna Museum, is at the B.C. Museum’s Fannin Gallery
until Sept. 16. The labels, used to entice consumers to buy
crated fruit, were often designed by notable artists and now
tell a great deal about the design and marketing techniques

used between 1920 and 1970.

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12:30 at 1107 Wharf St. Ph. 387-3080.

The Vancouver Island Persons Liv-
ing With AIDS Coalition — wishes to
announce that personal and 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 or
Joyce at 479-6196. TFN
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 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.).

Special Needs Resource Service —
For information on local services for
children and youth with physical, men-

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GREATER VICTORIA LOCATIONS

1841 FORT ST. 595-2423
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GATEWAY VILLAGE 381-3351
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tal, emotional, and behavioural needs
and conditions and people with cere-
bral palsy. Operated by the Arbutus
Society for Children. Ph. 721-6767.1FN

Free Lectures — sponsored by English
Dept. UVic, include Bodvar Gudmunds-
son, poet, singer, dramatist and fiction
writer lecturing on Icelandic Writing:
The Last Ten Years. Fri., Aug. 10, and
Ami Thorarinsson, editor and film critic,
talking about “Recent Icelandic Films”
on Fri., Aug. 17. All lectures are in
Clearihue D126 at 8 pm with a recep-

tion following in Clearihue C305. 32
Archaeology Talk — Come and meet
CRD Archaeologist Christine Bamett to
learn about tools, digs, and burial
mounds. Christine will have artifacts
available for people to examine. Swan
Lake Nature House, 3873 Swan Lake
Rd. Thurs., Aug. 2, from 1:30 pm to 3
pm. Free. Ph. 479-0211 31

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. 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. ‘The poetry of the earth is
never dead.” TFN

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
595-2141 or 361-4941.

Deep Cove Weavers and Spinners
Guild — conduct its summer program
of demonstrations on spinning techni-
ques at the Sidney Whale Museum
every Tues. afternoon from 1 pm to 3
pm. A special part of this year’s pro-
gram will be the spinning of flax into
linen (straw into gold)). TFN
Women’s Business Network — Next
meeting will be held at the Ramada Inn
at 11:45 am on Tues., Aug. 7. Topics of
discussion include: Relaxation and
Massage; Skin Care; Spa Breaks. $12
for members, $14 for non-members.
Ph. Heather Riley at 721-1488 or Mar-
garet Goodwin at 383-5814. 31
Learn to Speak with Confidence —
International Training in Communica-
tions is a non-profit organization dedi-
cated to developing communication,
leadership and planning skills. You are
invited to a demo meeting Tues., Aug.
21, 7:30 pm at Holyrood House. Con-
tact Sharon at 385-0384 or Barb at
595-5269. 33

Jazz Hotline — For 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.
Downtown Noon Hour Concerts —
Weekdays noon - to September 12.
*Mondays in Bastion Square. Tuesdays,
Inner Harbour, Lower Causeway, to
Aug. 21. “Wednesdays, Centennial
Square. Thursdays, Inner Harbour,
Lower Causeway, to Aug. 23. “Fridays,
Bastion Square. Sunday Park Concerts:
2 pm to Aug. 26. Cameron Bandshell,
Beacon Hill Park. Jazz In The Park:
Wednesdays at 7 pm to Aug. 22,

Cameron Bandshell, Beacon Hill Park.
Attend Folkfest. “Bastion Square-no
concerts Aug. 6 and Sept. 3 - Statutory
holidays. 34
28th Annual Summer Recital Series
— Saturdays at 4 pm.

Aug. 4: Phoebe MacRae, Soprano;
Matthew Larkin, Piano; Works by
Larkin.

Aug. 11: Jennifer Macleod, Viola;
Richard Volet, Flute; Robert Hollis-
ton, Piano; Works by Marcello, Ar-
nold. :

I-Con One August 3-5.

Uhura in Siar Trek.

Fantasy fanatics
meet on weekend

o you know the details of every challenge ever
faced by the Star Trek crew? If called upon to
slay a dragon or defeat an evil wizard, could you
do so while observing all the etiquette of dragon-
slaying and evil-wizard battling? Do you know how to find
hidden treasure, mumble magic spells, and propel a rocket
at faster-than-light speeds? If so, you should attend the

The science fiction and fantasy convention offers a
masquerade dance, a gaming room (48 hours of fantasy
games), panel discussions, workshops (writing, costume
and make-up), films, slide shows, readings, and an art
show/auction. Guests include Michael G. Coney,
reknowned sci-fi/fantasy author, artist/writer Donna Barr,
and actress Nichell Nichols, who is famous for her role as

Admission is limited to I-Con One members, and mem-
berships may be purchased (at the door) for $30. Day
passes are available. All events will be held at the Ramada
Inn. Call 389-1123 for more information.

Aug. 5 - Kate Rhodes, violin: Robert
Holliston, piano.

Aug. 12 - Bridget MacRae, cello.
Classical and contemporary works.
Aug. 19 - Byng Singers. High quality
local’ singers. Secular Part Song.

Aug. 26 = Choristers of St. John’s: M.
Larkin. The Four Coronation An-
thems - GF Handel:

Aug. 18: Trudi Conrad, Violin; Robert
Holliston, Piano.
Aug. 25: Martin Bonham, Cello; Mar-
ylou Dawes, Piano; Works by
Brahms, Debussy.
Christ Church Cathedral, Quadra at
Rockland.
Festival Contemporary Music En-
semble — performs Music of the
20th Century, Aug. 1. 8 pm Recital
Hall; School of Music, UVic. Tickets
at door. $6 general; $3 seniors and
students. Ph. 721-7902 or 595-4522.
: : TEN
Singers Wanted: Sweet Adelines —
City of Gardens Chorus. Harmony
International ongoing auditions.
Come to rehearsal Mondays, 7:30
pm, Norway House, 1110 Hillside.
Ph. 477-3414. TFN
Molson Canadian Rocks — Jerry
Harrison, Deborah Harry, The Ra-
mones, Tom Tom Club. Escape From
New York. Victoria Memorial Arena
on Thurs., Aug. 16 at 8 pm. Tickets
on sale at arena box office, all usual
outlets and charge by phone, 384-
1580. TEN

Sunday Night Concerts — St. John's
Church, 1611 Quadra St. 8 pm:

Swan Lake Nature House — 3873
Swan Lake Rd.
Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays,
through August from 10 am to 12 noon.
Free public nature walks throughout the
summer at the Swan Lake Christmas
Hill Nature Sanctuary. Join our enthusi-
astic naturalist for a two hour tour of the
two and a half kilometre loop trail, and
become more aware of your local flora
and fauna. Meet at the Nature House
by 10 am. Binoculars welcome. Group
tours are also available. Ph. 479-0211.

CRD Parks offer the following FREE
programs:
Elk/Beaver Lake Reg. Park (Saanich),
Sat., Aug. 4, 10 am. Forest Floor
Fossicking. Ever fossicked before?
Here’s your chance. Join a CRd natural-
ist in this nature walk focusing onthe
forest floor flora and fauna. Meet at the
information kiosk at the main Beaver
Lake parking lot. Ph. 474-PARK.
SPECIAL EVENT: East Sooke Reg.
Park, Sun., Aug. 5, 11 am to4pm.if @
you missed our Coles Bay Day, or had @

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