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Walbran Bus Tours — Sponsored by
Carmanah Forestry Society. $40 for
non-members (includes membership),
$25 for members. 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Sundays. Register by phoning 381-
1141. Bring food and sensible footwear.

CRD Parks offers the following FREE
program:

Sun., Nov. 4 at 1 pm at Francis/King
Regional Park (Saanich). “Walk To The
Tall Trees” in this park lives a grove of
giant Douglas Firs, several towering
nearly 250 feet skyward and 10 feet in
diameter. Join the CRD park naturalist
for a fascinating and entertaining family
walk to the tall trees. Meet at the
Francis/King nature house, 1710 Munn
Rd., in Saanich. 44
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. TFN

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
2C8

The Aboriginal Justice Songwriting
Contest — & Native Film Festival in-
vites submissions of songs and film-
video from amateur or professional
singer-performers. If collaboration will
help your contribution we have a wide
variety of back-up people. Many art and
recording time prizes and promotions.
United Native Nations. 383-3242. 46
21 Years of Service to the Native
Community of Victoria — On Nov. 8
the Victoria Native Friendship Centre
will be hosting its first ever open house.
The Centre will be open all day to the

_ public, and will have information booths,

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TUX 721-2234

#101 — 1551 Cedar Hill X Road

displays, and speakers to inform the
public on the services available at the
Centre. 533 Yates St, Penthouse: Ph.
384-3211. 45

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

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Using a technique of multiple suposire
Hannah was able to create the illusion
same person twice in the same space at

single moment; a person standing besi
opposite his double. In the photograp
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REBECCA KOOL
Manager of
The Wellesley

retiring.

_life’s challenges. ~

“Gone are the days when

“Retirement just isn’t
whatitusediobe...
and neither is
Retirement Living.”

“The Wellesley of Victoria recognizes these changing
times and we’‘re proud to offer a positive alternative in
‘Retirement living. It’s a place where your indepen-
‘dence, freedom of choice and quality of We are
uppermost in our thoughts. ~~

So, if you’re looking to expand your horizons and
enhance the best years of your life, why not drop by
today and view our spacious unfurnished apariments.
We'd be pleased to introduce you fo the “Living well at
the Wellesley;“” concept!”

“retirement” usually meant
In the ‘90s, adults aged 55+ are active,
energetic and enthusiastic people who enjoy tackling

2800 Blanshard Street
(at Market)

Victoria, B.C.

V8T 5B5

Call:
(604) 383-9099
Tours Available

Daily

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attend, please phone 477-4401 to re-
gister and obtain information re: venue.

Registration for the Victoria Masters
Swim Club is underway at the Crystal
Pool. Interested swimmers and triath-
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. TEN
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). TFN
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 costis $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 — lf 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 details at 479-0503 or.
361-3679. TFN

The New Bastion Theatre Company
— The curtain rises on a new theatre
season, on a new adventure on stage,
on a new Bastion! Upcoming produc-
tions:

The Woman in Black by Stephen Malla-
trat. Adapted from the book by Susan
Hill. Continuing until Nov. 3. Eerie,
disconcerting. Thrilling!

A Life by Hugh Leonard. Jan. 24 to Feb.
2, 1991. Eloquent, literate and witty.
Eastern Standard by Richard Green-
berg. Mar. 21 to Mar. 30, 1991. Yuppies
in love.

Bloody Business by lan Weir. Jun. 6 to

Jun. 15, 1991. Dracula faces a mid- ioe ;

crises]!

For ticket info or to subscribe, call The
McPherson Playhouse: 386-6121. TFN
No, No, Nanette — opens on Thurs.,
Nov. 8 at Langham Court Theatre. This
1925 musical features the famous
songs, Tea For Two and | Want To Be
Happy, and a light-hearted story that
captures the spirit and attitudes of the
gay twenties. Because of the large

number of subscribers this year, seats .=

will go very. quickly. Everyone is ad-
vised to book early. Call 384-2142

anytime, or drop in at Langham Court = 4

Theatre (off Rockland, between Linden
and Moss). 45
St. Luke’s Players — present “The
Curious Savage”. A comedy by John
Patrick. Director: Sid Clarke. Wed., Nov.
7 through Sat., Nov. 10 and Wed., Nov.
14 through Sat., Nov. 17. Curtain 8 pm.
St. Luke’s Church Hall, 3821 Cedar Hill
X Rd. Tickets $5 regular, $3 seniors and
students at the door or Hillside Mall.
Wed., Nov. 7 is Two For One Night. For
more info 598-7823 or 477-5599. 46

William Head On Stage — presents .

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are
Dead. A comedy written by Tom Stop-

pard. Directed by Phil Wagner. Thurs-

days, Fridays and Saturdays. Nov. 1, 2,
and 3, Nov. 8,9. and 10; Nov. 15, 16 and
17. At William Head Prison, end of

-Metchosin 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, Co-

lwood: Corners; McPherson Theatre, Z

downtown Victoria. 46

Stage. West Players —will Decent 1, NS

Harvey. Schmidt & Tom Jones Produc- °
tion, “The Fantasticks” directed 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 Thea-
tre, 1026 Goldstream Ave., Langford,
next to Spencer School. Tickets availa-
ble 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. Professor
Leopold Nettles, the hero, is the author
of a book that contains a troublesome
paragraph laying him open to arrest on
charges of “disturbing the intellectual

peace.” Tickets 721-8000. 44

Fringe Zone 90 — posters can be
bought from Intrepid Theatre Co. at
602-620 View St. For only $2. Ph.
383-2663. TEN

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