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their next fellowship meeting: Wed.,
Nov. 14 at 9:45 am at Sidney Trave-
lodge. Speaker: Lesley Shaw. Topic:
€® = Whatin the Worldis Happening ?. Cost:
$3.50 includes refreshments. For more
info call Tine Holmes at 479-8434: or
479-6070. 45
Greater Victoria Multicultural Wom-
en’s Association — Rm. 243 Market
Square, 560 Johnson St. 384-4525.

Free Friday Noon Program. Nov. 2, 12.

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¥, noon. Speaker: Susan Watier, of James
Bay Wellness Centre. (Blood Pressure
E & Cholesterol Level) “Your Diet and
_ Your Health”. Guest welcome (brown
| je bag lunch). 44
School Board Trustees, School Dis-
trict No. 61 — All candidates meeting
scheduled for Thurs., Nov: 8, Shoreline,
at 7:30 pm; and Thurs., Nov.15, Cen-
tral, at 7:30 pm. VEPAC is committed to
Ongoing communication between all
stakeholders in education. As part of
our commitment we are holding the all
candidates at the locations listed above.
For more info call Joan Huddleston at
721-0462. 45
The Women’s Canadian Club of Vic-
toria — will meet on Wed., Nov. 7 at 2
pm at the Newcombe Auditorium.
Guest speaker: Capt. Malcolm Arm-
strong, marine artist, master mariner,
author. Topic: Painting Maritime History,
illustrated. Guests and new members
', welcome. Guests $5. Info 388-6590. 44
Women’s Auxiliary to the Canadian
* National Institute for the Blind —
~~ regular monthly meeting will be held on
{ Fri, Nov. 2 at 2 pm: A warm welcome is
extended to prospective members. 44

The Irish Canadian Cultural Associa-
tion — welcomes anyone interested
in Irish culture, food, music, humor
to attend their monthly meetings, the
third Friday of each month. 7:30 pm.
Cedar Hill Rec. Centre, 3220 Cedar
Hill Rd. For more info call M. McLav-
erty 477-8990 or |.C.A. 388-4728. TFN
ob Parent Resource Groups — Weekly
= meetings in your neighbourhood.
For parents of infants/preschoolers/
preteens/teens. Education. Informa-
tion. Support. Groups throughout
the region. Call for details. Capital
Families Assoc. 3319-A Painter Rd.
Ph. 474-7181. TEN
~@ Bosom Buddies — support group
for women who had breast disease
or surgery. First Thursday of each
month. New members welcome. For

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more info ph. 477-0088 or 656-1619.
Kiwanis Club of Saanich — Dedicat-
ed to community service. Meets every
Tuesday 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. :

The Victoria Choral Society — pre-
sents: In Concert For Peace. Conduc-
tor: Bruce More with the Victoria Sym-
phony Orchestra and the University of
Victoria Chamber Singers, Greater Vic-
toria Youth Choir, Senior Ensemble.
Programme: Dona Nobis Pacem, Ralph
Vaughan Williams, R. Murray Schafer,
Threnody, The Hour Has Come, Srul
Irving Glick. Nov. 9, Royal Theatre at 8
pm. Major funding provided by The
Vancouver Foundation. Tickets $14 and
$12 at the Royal Theatre box office and
the usual outlets. For more info 598-
8062.

Louise Rose and Friends — the
Gordon Clements Quartet and the Bn-
an Lillos sextet will present a jazz
concert for the benefit of Operation
Eyesight on Sat., Nov. 3 at 8 pm at the
University Centre Auditorium. Tickets
$10 and $8, are available at University
Centre, Hillside and McPherson Box
Offices and at the door. All proceeds to
sight resotration in the Developing
World. 44
Capri Cio Vocal Ensemble — Mi-
chael Gormley, Director presents War
and Remembrance. A choral concert
for Remembrance Day. Works by How-
ells, Brahms, Holst, Purcell, Vaughan
Williams. Nov. 11 at 4 pm. Christ
Church Cathedral, Quadra at Rockland.
Tickets $10 and $8 (seniors/students).
Available at Cathedral Office, 912 Van-
couver St. and at the door. 45
The University of Victoria School of
Music 3090 is pleased to announce the
additon of a special guest artist to its
concert schedule. On Wed., Oct. 31,
pianist Arthur Rowe will be appearing
as aprt of the Guest Artist Series in a
programme which wil include Six Ba-
gatelles, Opus 126 of Beethoven;
Bach’s Concerto in the Italian Style
BWV 971; Six Aphorisms by Alfred
Fisher and the Chopin Sonata in B
minor, Opus 58. Coming up at the
School of Music are the UVic Sonic Lab
directed by George Corwin on Nov. 2,
soprano Susan Young and pianist Nan-

cy oheeiey on NOV. os, and baritone
Glen Harder on Nov. 5. All concerts
take place in the School of Music
Recital Hall in the MacLaurin Bldg., rm.
Bi25, at UVic, beginning at 8 pm.
Tickets are $6 ($4 for students, seniors
and disabled) and are available at the
School of Music General Office (10:30
a.m. - 2:30 p.m.). For further info ph.
721-7903. 44
Victoria Symphony — will premiere
Dr. Murray Adaskin's Concerto for Or-
chestra on Nov. 4 and 5. A work
commissioned by the Symphony to
help “celebrate” its 50th Anniversary
Year. The all-orchestral program, con-
ducted by Associate Music Director
Glen Fast, will also include Rossini’s
Overture “Semiramide”and Tchai-
kovsky'’s Symphony No. 5. Subscrip-
tions available at the Symphony office
385-6515. Single tickets from $8.50 at
the Royal Theatre 383-9711. 44
Arion Male Voice Choir — concert,
Fri., Nov. 2 at 7:30 pm at Victoria Truth
Centre, 1201 Fort St. By donation.
Everyone welcome. 44

Sweet Adelines Arbutus Chorus
needs lady singers for all four parts.
Bass, baritone, lead & tenor Rehear-
sals are every Thursday evening. 8
pm Gordon United Church Hall, 935
Goldstream Ave. Phone 478-5989 or
388-6240. 44
Ladies’ A Capella — group with a
wonderful varied repertoire of music
needs a full range of ladies voices to
enhance our group. Sight reading is
an asset. For more info, call Heather
at 598-7411: 44
The Juan De Fuca Concert Orchestra
— meets Wednesdays at 7:30 pm in
the Juan de Fuca Sr Centre, Co-
lwood by the large reception com-
plex and plays music ranging from
Mozart to Gershwin and the light
orchestral repertoire. It providesi-
deal musical enjoyment for the ad-
vanced amateur with reasonable
sight-reading ability. Vacancies exist
for string players. You will enjoy the
friendly atmosphere and purposeful
rehearsals. Come and join us or
phone 652-0368 for further details. 44
Come to Annabels — every Thurs
evening from 8 pm. Celebrate music
with well-known folk musicians, en-
sembles, troubadors, bards. Listen,
join in, play. For information call
893-0733. 118-560 Market St. at Mar-
ket Sq. TFN
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 at
any rehearsal and see Austin A. Scott,
our Musical Director or ph. 382-3151.
Singers Wanted: Sweet Adelines —
City of Gardens Chorus. Harmony Inter-
national ongoing auditions. Come to
rehearsal Mondays, 7:30 pm, Nonway
House, 1110 Hillside. Ph. 477-3414.

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The Civic Orchestra — under the
direction of Robert Cooper rehears-
es at Cordova Bay United Church,
813 Claremont Ave., at 1:30 pm to
4:30 pm each Sunday afternoon until
the end of Apr., and plays four con-
certs each season. If you play a
musical instrument and would like to
play in a full-size, amateur sympho-
ny orchestra, please join us. No
audition is required, only your dedi-
cation and enthusiasm. Ph: Norman
Dolman at 658-5659. TEN

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