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munity Hall, 5358 Sparton Rd. Sat.,
Nov. 3, 10 am to 2 pm. Free. 30 tables.
Refreshments available. Ph. 479-
2870. 44
Christmas Fair — at Cadboro Bay
United Church Hall, 2625 Arbutus
Rd., Sat., Nov. 3 from 11 am to 2 pm.
Lunch $4. Beautiful items of sewing,
knitting, Christmas novelties, home
baking, white elephant, produce and
plants, books, jewellery, Christmas
puddings and much more. 44
Fairfield Health Centre Auxilliary 841
Fairfield Rd. Fall Bazaar and home
bake sale, Wed. Nov. 14, 1990, 10 am,
Lunch available. 45
Sons of Norway — 1110 Hillside Ave.
Garage sale and bake table. Lunch

Joan Johnson

served all day. Sat., Nov. 3, 10 am to 5
pm. For more info contact Mrs. Brant
592-5732. 44

International Association of Cancer
Victors and Friends — Victoria British
Columbia Chapter. Public meeting,
Thurs., Nov. 8 at 7:30 pm, Room 103,
Metropolitan Church, 907 Pandora Ave.
(parking on Quadra, Johnson or Pan-
dora). Enter church annex (from either
Johnson or Pandora). Topic: The Ener-
getics of Survival. Speaker: Philip
Chambers, M.D. 45
Third Community Consultation —
Healthy CRD 2000. Window On A
Healthy Future. Nov. 8 at Victoria Con-

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ference Centre. Registration Deadline:
Nov. 2. For more info contact: Secretari-
at, Healthy CRD 2000, 388-4421) local
269. 44

Vancouver Island Lodge, 2702 Rich-
mond Road. Early registration is
preferred to ensure there is suffi-
cient space. 44

Exercise Rehabilitation Program —
Oak Bay is pleased to announce its
Start. The program has been devel-
oped by an exercise specialist to
provide an exercise program for indi-
viduals who have sustained an inju-
ty, disability, or need special atten-
tion. For a free half hour consulta-
tion or further information, please
call Maurice Connor at 595-7946 (lo-
cal 245). 46
If you are interested in helping peo-
ple with cancer phone the Canadian
Cancer Society office (in Victoria its
592-2244, 9:30 to 4:00 pm) and find
out about our Patient Services Train-
ing Workshop Nov. 2, 3, & 4 at the

A series of All-Candidates’ meetings, co-hosted by Hudson
Mack of CHEK 6 TV and Joe Easingwood of CFAX 1070. There
will be plenty of time for your questions to the candidates. Please
note the date and location of the meeting in your area, and plan to

OAK BAY
Thursday November ist
Monterey Elementary School
851 Monterey

ESQUIMALT

Tuesday November 6th
Victor L’Ecole Brodeur

Flu Vaccine — is now available
through your local CRD Community
Health Office. Those eligible: anyone
65 years or older; or anyone with a
chronic illness on the advice of their
physician. For an appt. contact your
nearest health unit. (page 393 of the
telephone book). TEN
Canadian Cancer Society — Screen-
ing Mammography Program of B.C.
is now available in Victoria at 2020
Richmond Rd. You can get a mam-
mogram without a doctor's referral,
but the results will be sent to your
doctor and not directly to you. Call
ahead for an appointment to 356-
0051. One-half hour of your time

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Chek the Fax

You are being asked to elect a Mayor and council for the next three
years. Before you vote, “Chek the Fax” on the candidates. CFAX
1070, CHEK 6 TV and the Greater Victoria School District have
teamed up to put you face-to-face with the people asking for your
vote in this fall’s Civic Election.

might help to save your life! The
Screening Mammography Clinic is
open from 8 am to 4 pm Mong-
Fri. TEN
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 support volunteers.
Please call 479-2725.

Smokers Anonymous — meetings
every Wednesday at 7:30 pm @t.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. AlJ
women interested in breastfeedin
are welcome (babies, too). For more
info ph. 721-2661, 385-4257 or 727-
7974.

Narcotics Anonymous — Think you
have a problem with drugs? We can
help. Ph. 383-3553) (24 hrs.).

_ The Allergy Information Association

— is: a non-profit national group
which offers support and informa-
tion to the allergic and their families.
For more info ph. 658-5461 or 721-
0595. TEN
Cancer Information Line — is a vol-
unteer-operated telephone informa- ©
tion service providing residents of
B.C. and Yukon with accurate and
current information on cancer pre-
vention, diagnosis and treatment. _
Trained volunteers help to clarify
concerns and allay anxieties
through supportive listening, refer<™
ences to accurate data and referrals
to appropriate Canadian Cancer So-
ciety and other community resourc-
es. Ph. 1-800-663-4242. TFN
Special Needs Resource Service —
For information on local services for
children and youth with physical,
mental, emotional, and behavioural
needs and conditions and people
with cerebral palsy. Operated by tha
Arbutus Society for Children. Ph.
721-6767. TEN

Early Man in S.E. Asia — The Philip-
pines Story. Wed., Nov. 7, 7:30 pm to 9
pm, at the Newcombe Theatre in the
Royal B.C. Museum, 675 Belleville St. It
is a country of islands, 7,100 of them,
with a human history dating back a half
million years. The Philippines are
brought to the Newcombe by visiting §
archaeologist, Wilfredo Ronquillo in a
slide talk that views the geography,
history, culture and wildlife of this re-
public then dips into the archaeological
findings of its National Museum. The
Early Man Project, underwater ar-
chaeology, shipwreck and fossil finds.
are some of the research to be dis- ”
cussed. Cost. $2: $1 FORM. For more
info 387-5822. 45

The Thursday Thing — Readings by
notable Canadian poets and novelists
presented by Robin Skelton for the
Creative Writing Department of the
University of Victoria with the support of
the Canada Council. David Lam Audi-
torium (MacLaurin 144). 5:30 pm tex
6:30 pm. Free. Nov. 1, Diane Keating
whose collections of poetry, In Dark
Places, No Birds Or Flowers and The

Z Optic Heart, have gained her an enthu-
siastic following, and whose recently
completed volume of prose-poetry
monologues derived from the Salem
Witch Trials, from which she will read,
is not only intensely dramatic but wholly
appropriate for this evening of the
year. sy
The Monterey Scrivners — are active
in spreading the word about writing ang
publishing. Bruce Lowther and founc-
ing member Iris Jones will discuss the
subject on Ida Clarkson's show Nov.,
CHEK TV, Channel 6 at noon. Also, on
Novy. 3 from 1:30 to 3:30 pm readings
will be given at the main library. On
Dec. 1 books and other material will be
on display at James Bay Craft Show,
james Bay Community Centre. 44
The Western Communities Writers*
Group — will meet Wed., Nov. 14 at
7:30 pm, 6188 Calvert Rd., Sooke. All
new writers welcome. For more info call
Marie at 642-5088 or Anne at 478-
8116. 46

636 Head

SAANICH
Thursday November 8th
Gordon Head Elementary

1671 Kenmore

ALL MEETINGS WILL BEGIN AT 7:00 PM

Sidney Women’s Aglow — an Intema-4
tional, inter-denominational Christian
women’s organization, will be having

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