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Sundays. Register by phoning 381-
1141. Bring food and sensible footwear.

Walking Tours — The Old Cemeteries
Society of Victoria offers a changing
program of one hour long walking tours
of Ross Bay Cemetery. and other inter-
esting cemeteries in Greater Victoria
every Sunday afternoon, rain or shine.
Tours start at 2 pm and begin at the
locations specified each week. No res-
ervations are required. Admission is by
donation. For more info ph. 384-0045.
Goldstream Provincial Park’s Visitor
Programs — Want to take in an
entertaining and informative program
after a picnic in the park? Try coming to
one of the free programs offered four
times daily. Day time programs are at
the Visitor Centre. Evening programs
are at the amphitheatre in the camp-
ground. Ph. 478-9414. TEN

Victoria High School 1961 Grads —
are having their 30 year reunion in
1991. Send your registrations early to
avoid disappointment. Register at:
1442 Jamaica Rd. Victoria, B.C. V8N
268

Unicef Victoria October Evenis —
Oct. 26 - Pub Crawl: 25 young adults
wear large Unicef boxes and visit van-
ous bars.
Oct. 27 - Great Unicef Pumpkin Event:
Mayfair Mall. 6 - 8 artists carve pump-
kins during a four hour period. Approxi-
mately $20 for a signed pumpkin.
Pumpkin bake sale - goodies made by
home economics students. B.J. Ben-
nett, CJVI doing narration. Loonie bin.
Paddington Bear. Junior Secondary
School contest: each school to carve a
large pumpkin to be judged by artists.
Contest to fill the pumpkin with the most
money.
Oct. 27 - Celebrity Pumpkin Carving:
Hillside Mall. Part of the mall's Hallow-
een celebration. 43
Paper Making Workshop — From junk
mail to paper in 1/2 hour. You saw it at
the PNE and now they're coming to
Victoria. A hands-on demonstration for
ages 5 to adult. Sat., Nov. 3. 1 pm, at
the East Bay Science & Nature Co.,
Victoria Eaton Centre on Fort St. 44
Goward House Society — Great
Ghost Stories, readings by Dr. Lional
Adey, Sat., Nov. 3 from 7:30 pm to 9:30
pm. Non-members are welcome. Cof-
fee will be served. Those wishing to
attend, please phone 477-4401 to re-
gister and obtain information re: venue.
44
The Vancouver Island Cage Bird So-
ciety — The 31st Canadian National
Cage Bird Show. Garth Homer Centre,
813 Darwin Ave. Oct. 27, 28, 1 pm to 5
pm Sat. and 10 am to 3 pm Sun. Come
see hundreds of rare and beautiful
birds, listen to seminars by some of
Canada’s top judges and fanciers, plus
raffles, commercial displays and much
more. Free. For more info ph. Grant
Rishman at 474-4418, Doreen Albion at
477-9982, or Mark Curtis at 592-0230.

43
Victoria Native Friendship Centre —
is holding an Open House on Nov. 8 at
533 Yates St. (3rd Floor) from 10 am to
7 pm. There will be an information
booth, tours of the building, activities
and refreshments. 45
The Grand Finale — of the Fernwood
Harvest Market, with Halloween Fes-
tivities for the family takes place
from 10 am to 2 pm, Sat., Oct. 27 on
the square by the Belfry, corner of
Fernwood Rd. and Gladstone Ave.
The Morris Dancers will perform at
iiam. 43
Halloween Dance & Scavanger Hunt
— Sat., Oct. 27 at Saanich Fair-
ground Hall. 8 pm to 2 am. Fundrais-
er for the Vancouver Island Arabian
Horse Association Youth Club. Ever-
yone invited. Excellent prizes for
hunt and costumes. $20 per couple
includes dance, with music by Ash-
ley Sound. Advance ticket sales only
— tickets and info at feed and tack
stores, or call 478-9655 or 479-9321

Registration for the Victoria Masters
Swim Club is underway at the Crystal
Pool. Interested swimmers and trath-
letes are invited to register at the twice
weekly workouts which are held on
Tues. and Thurs. evenings from 9 - 10
pm at the Crystal Pool. For more infor-
mation call 598-1006. TFN

house; All shows at 2 pm. Tickets at
the door, $3.50 or $3 for 6 or-more. a
Autumn theatre classes begin Sept. — RO
22. Next production “Hansel anda: a¢:
Gretel”. For more information a i

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389-1025. 43
225

The “second annual” Women at Play
— day will be offering 12 exciting
workshops for you to choose from. =
These workshops include yoga, Grow-
ing & Using Herbs, Financial Fitness, =
PMS. - A Positive Approach, Shiawt “
Massage, Hair Care; Palm Reading,
Heading Back to the Workforce, Tie-
Dying, Floral Arranging, Scarf Tying, -
and Household Environment. Women G (
At Play. will take place on Sat., Oct: 27 N
from 9 am to 2:30 pm. Lunch is includ-s, 3
ed in the cost of $35 for the day. ~~ _
Location is Spectrum Community 9
a.

School. For more info ph. Josie Harri-
gan at 386-8367. 43

Victoria Labour Council - Educational
Weekend Seminar, Oct. 27 & 28. Regis =
ter now. 384-8331 - seven courses
offered. 43

Abolition of Cultural Prejudice —
Fri., Oct. 26 at 7:30 pm, Topaz Rm., at 7
the Ramada Inn. Come and enjoy an =
evening of insight! Panel discussion
featuring representatives from the Na- 3
\

THE PHOENIX THEATRE production of Largo Desalto stars, from left, Robert Lewis, Greg
Thiessen and Darcy Evans. The play runs through Nov. 3.

Fun in the Fall! — Drop-in soccer,
Sundays, 2 pm Oak Bay Secondary.
Co-ed, adult. All skill levels, free! Ph.
598-4665. 44
Victoria Parks/Recreation Dept. —
programs for the fall season include the
following new as well as tried and true
programs for all ages. Watch for forth-
coming special events: At the Arena:
Skating Season (info 384-0444) - The
ice is back. Come cool off!

New - Skating Birthday Party Package
(info 380-7946). TEN
Esquimalt Shotokan Karate Club —
Twice a week program is non-
threatening and emphasizes non-
competitive karate. The Esquimalt
Shotokan Karate Club meets every.
Tuesday and Thursday from 4pm to 6
pm. Children aged seven to 13 train
from 4 pm to 5 pm and adults 14 and up
from 5 pm to 6 pm. The cost is $20 for
children and $25 for adults, which
purchases a punch card for 10 classes.
Ph. 386-6128 for further info.
Vancouver Island Junior Field Hoc-
key League — For further info ph.
Frances Cowley 652-5973.

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. -

Netball — If you are interested in
playing netball, come along to our
training and games on Wed. nights at 7
pm, Lambrick Park - Lacrosse Box. Call
Sandra for more defails at 479-0503 or
361-3679. TFN

Willlam Head On Stage — presents
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are
Dead. A comedy written by Tom
Stoppard. Directed by Phil Wagner.
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
Oct. 25, 26 and 27, Nov. 1, 2, and 3,
Nov. 8, 9 and 10, Nov. 15, 16 and 17.
At William Head Prison, end of Met-
chosin Rd. Gate opens at 6 pm.
Curtain time is 7 pm. Don’t worry,
they let our public out afterwards!
Tickets at the gate $8. Seniors and
students. $6. Discounts for groups
over 10. Call 380-4642, local 168.
Advance ticket sales at: Triumph
Trophies (they've moved to Juan de
Fuca Centre, Colwood Corners;
McPherson Theatre, downtown Vic-
toria. 46
Stage West Players — will present
the Harvey Schmidt & Tom Jones
Production, “The Fantasticks” di-
rected by Milt Wright at 8 pm, Nov.
15, 16, 17, 22, 23, and 24, with a 2 pm
matinee, Sun., Nov. 18. Cost is $10
for adults, and $8 OAP/Students.
Isabelle Reader Theatre, 1026 Gold-
stream Ave., Langford, next to Spen-
cer School. Tickets available at
McPherson ticket Office, Hillside,
Ticket Centre, A & B Sound, 641
Yates St, IDA Pharmacy, Westbrook
Mall in Langford, and Salvatores in
Sooke. For more info ph. 474-4450. 46
Phoenix Theatre — Largo Desolato.
to Nov. 3. UVic, Finnerty Rd. Profes-
sor Leopold Nettles, the hero, is the

author of a book that contains a
troublesome paragraph laying him
open to arrest on charges of “dis-
turbing the intellectual peace.” Tick-
ets 721-8000. 44
Royal Theatre — Spend an evening
with David Allen. Oct. 27 and 28 at 8

pm. Tickets at the McPherson box
office or ph. 386-6121. 43
Four Seasons Musical Theatre —
proudly presents “Three Little Pigs”,
adapted by Ralph Kendall and direct-
ed by lan Mcintyre. Oct. 28, Universi-
ty. Centre; Oct. 27, McPherson Play-

tive Indian Community, the Intercultural

Assoc. and C.U.S.O. Sponsored by the i
Baha'i Community: Free. 4a
Unity Church of Victoria — presents S)
an adventure in Faith, “I am Living —
the Abundant Life”. A seven week

series of lessons Sunday mornings I
at 9 or 11 am. Continuing through ~
Nov. 4. Unity Church of Victoria, 2124
Chambers St. TFN

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