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Art Classes for Children ages 6-12
and teens — instructed by art special-
ist, Tine Andriessen Holmes. Register
now for after school and Sat. classes,
to Nov. Ph. 479-6070. TEN

Cathedral School — Offering instruc-
tion to students Kindergarten to Grade
6. Now accepting registrations. A com-
prehensive education in all subject
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Church Cathedral. For info ph. 383-
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Victoria People Meeting People —
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Ballroom Dancing — takes place
every Wed. evening from 7:45 pm to
9:45 pm. Get out your dancing shoes
and dance the night away. Singles
are welcome. This is a drop-in pro-
gram. $2.50 for non-members; $2 for
members. Call Oak Bay Rec. Centre
595-7946, local 234 for details. TFN
Country Western Dance Lessons —
Partner, Dancing:

Gordon Head Rec Centre, 4100 Lam-
brick Way, Ph. 477-1871. Sundays
7:30 to 9 pm to Nov. 18. $45/person.
Juan de Fuca Rec. Centre, 1767
Island Hwy., ph. 478-8384. Tues. 8:40
to 10:10 pm to Nov. 20: $40/person.
Esquimalt Rec. Centre, 527 Fraser,
ph. 386-6128. Thurs. 8 pm to 9:30 pm
to Nov. 25. $45/person.

Line Dancing: you do not need a
partner!

‘ Panorama Leisure Centre, Sidney,
_ ph. 656-7271. Mon. 7:30 to 9:30 to

Nov. 12. $45/person. Classes at

Gym (soft sole

Edward Milne Com. School, Sooke,
ph. 642-6371. Mon: 7:30 to 9:30, to

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Monterey Centre, 1442 Monterey,
Oak Bay, ph. 595-7946. Tues., 7:30 to
9:30 to Nov. 27. $47.50/person.

All the above classes have a free

introductory class the first evening

Gym (soft sole

the Princess Mary. Tickets are $8 at
the door — includes munchies at 11
p.m. as well as a door prize. The
dances start at 9 pm every Fn. For
info call 655-0912.

McMorran’s Gala Dances — in the
spacious Seaview Room, the

Island's finest maple floor, 5109 Cor-
dova Bay Rd. Featuring big band
sound for those who enjoy “the way
it was."Doors open at 8:45. Dancing
9 pm ‘til midnight. Admission $15
per couple. Reservations 658-5224.

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tion, registration and
short, easy dance. Drop in
dance practice classes:

$4/person/class. Esquimalt Legion,
622 Admirals Rd. every Wed. 7:30 to
9 pm. B.J.’s Country Cabaret, Ingra-
ham Rodeway Inn, 2915 Douglas St.
Fridays 7:30 to 9, to Dec. 21.

Seniors Classes at Monterey Centre

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and Esquimalt Silver Threads, after-

noons. y TEN
Royal Scottish Country Dance So-
ciety — Victoria Branch is conduct-
ing the following classes: Beginners
class, Mon:., Sir James Douglas
School, Intermediate class, Tues.,
Margaret Jenkins School. Advanced
class, Mon., Margaret Jenkins
School. Technique class, Wed.,
McKenzie School (Old Gym). All
classes begin at 7:30 pm. Childrens
class, starting in Oct. Time and
location to be announced later. For
more info ph. 598-9389 or 592-8870.

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International folk dancing — with
Saanich International Folk Dancers
will be held at Willows School, 2290
Musgrave St. Classes are Wednes-
day, with beginners dances taught
from 7 to 8:30 pm; _ intermediate
dances from 8:30 to 9:30. $2 for
non-members. Recreational _folk-
dancing is on Friday from 7 to 10:30,
$2 for non-members. Everyone wel-
come. For further info ph. 598-6888
or 595-4293. 40
AM-RA Primal Drum and Dance
Theatre — with Amarrah Ebony Joy,
dancer and Ray Rothschild; conga
player is taking registration for fall
dance and drum classes. Classes
are in various locations and for
various age groups and fitness le-
vels. TEN
Friday’s Dances — Solid Gold Hits
for the '30s or more. Every Friday at

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“Lady Beware”, Tues. Sept. 25, 7:30
to 9:30 pm (free). Without realizing it
you may be leaving yourself vulnera-
ble to a variety of crimes. Learn to
become more aware and reduce the
opportunity for crime with this com-
mon-sense approach to personal
safety. For further information or to
register call 386-8367.

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Animation — Exclusive Limited gn-

gagement! Fn. Sept: 28 at the Cr e-
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Help Your Child Be A Successful
Student — Register now for Fall
Classes in Reading, Writing, Math,
Algebra and Study Skills. Each stu-
dents program is based on profes-
sional diagnostic testing. Classes
are available day and evening and
are limited to three students per
teacher. We have three convenient
locations: Quadra/McKenzie, Sidney
and Victoria, Call 388-7225 to regis-

ter: TEN
Shoreline Community School Asso-
ciation — is offering the following
courses:

“Conservation Outdoor Recreation
‘Education’ (Hunting Course) to
Sept. 30 from 7 to 9:30 pm. Cost $67.

“Beyond the Blue Box” Sept. 25, 7 to
9 pm (free). By now we all know how
to recycle glass and newsprint, but

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Vintage Videos — The Emily Carr
Gallery presents films depicting various
aspects of B.C. history and culture.
Showing this week are: The Fraser
Valley (1948) an early travelogue.
Let's Go Fishing (1948) showing com-
mercial salmon fishing and canning: 39

The B.C. Paraplegic Association —
Vancouver Island South Regional Of-
fice, will be holding their 2nd Annual
Auction Dinner on Mon, Oct. 1 at 7 pm
at Harbour Towers Hotel Ballroom.
Tickets are $75 per person and may be
obtained by phoning 384-3353. Limited

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The USC Canada Victoria Branch —
Mall sales aid relief projects in third
world countries. Next one: Hillside
Shopping Centre, offering handk-
nits, crafts and home baking. Thurs.
- Sat., Sept. 27 to 29. 39
Goward House Plant Sale — Sat.,
Sept. 29, commencing 10 am, 2495
Arbutus Rd. (across from Queen-
swood House of Studies). 39
B.C.S.P.C.A. — Victoria Auxiliary
SPGA Coffee Party, Sat., Sept. 29 at
St. Mary’s Church Hall, Elgin St., 11
am to 1 pm. Various stalls, raffle,
sandwiches, coffee and cookies
$3.50. 39
Mel Cooper. Celebrity Roast — Sat.
Oct. 13 at the Empress Hotel's Grys-
tal Ballroom. As one of Victoria's
premier businessmen and commun-
ity supporters, Mr. Cooper will be
honoured at a gala evening in sup-
port of the British Columbia Lions
Society for Crippled Children. Tick-
ets are $100 each and are available
by contacting the B.C. Lions at 382-
3171 or send cheque to 3937 Quadra
St, Victoria V8X 1J5. For informa-
tion call Kelly Mann at Society of-
fice. 41
The Second Annual 5 km Walk-a-
Thon — for the “Persons with Aids
Victoria Society” will be held on
Sun. Sept. 30, starting at the Inner
Harbour (Gov. and Belleville) at
noon. Pledge forms and information
are available by calling 479-2725 or
forms may be picked up at Rumors
Cabaret at 1325 Government St.
St. Ann’s Rescue Coalition — Thurs.
Sept. 27, Fundraising dinner at 6 pm
at Golden City Restaurant, 721 Fis-

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