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dance forms will be highlighted in-
cluding Classical Ballet, Musical
Theatre, Jazz, Modern, and Ethnic
Dance. This year, young musicians
from the Greater Victoria Youth Or-
chestra and the Esquimalt High
School Jazz Studies Program will
entertain the audience with both
classical and jazz pieces. Tickets -at
McPherson Box Office and usual
outlets. 386-6121. 46
Singles Happening Dance — Sat.,
Nov. 10, 9 pm to 1 am. Leonardo Da
Vinci Hall, 195 Bay. Dress to Impress
and dance to Solid Gold Music.
Tickets $6. Ticket centres: Hillside
and Harbour Malls and Westbrock
Pet Shop. Ph. 479-8588 and 656-
5236. 45
QAsmira — presents the 4 ath Annual

Evening of Enchantment. Music and

dance of distant land. James Bay

Community Centre, 140 Oswego St.

Sat., Nov. 10. Show at 8 pm. Doors

open 7:30. Tickets $9 advance. Live

music, bar, food, party after show.

Show held in conjunction with after-

noon craft fair and workshop. For

SS more info ph. 381-4794. 45
Healing Dance — Nov. 8, Legislative
Building: Performed by Dan Whet-

ung. From many dances, he has

taken parts pertaining to the spirit
and put them together in one dance
he calls the Healing Dance - to heal
the spirit of people gathered to-
gether for a common purpose. This
is the dance that he will do on
, thurs., Nov. 8 from sunrise to sunset
~ at the above address. He would like
People to come and. show support
@° what he is doing. By your dona-
tions, he is hoping to raise money to
assist our Mohawk brothers in their
legal battle. 45
McMorran’s Seaview Room, 5109
Cordova Bay Rd. present the Fall
Season dancing every Saturday
night. The spacious “maple floor’
ballroom overlooks Cordova Bay
Beach. Nov. 10 - The Moodmakers -
Armistice Ball. The orchestra will
feature special music to bring back
fond memories. Special decorations.
The orchestra features Terry Slymon,
saxophone clarinet; Marty Vancer-
Weerd, trumpet flugelhorn. Perform-
ing on grand piano Tom Vickery.
Brian Tetlow will attend accoustic
bass. Allan Scott at the drums.
Doors open at 8:45 pm, dancing 9:00
pm to midnight. Admission is $15.00
per couple, for table reservations
658-5224. (dining prior to dancing is
optional) 45

ASMIRA PRESENTS the fourth annual Evening of Enchantment.
‘featuring music and dance from distant lands, at 8.p.m. Nov.
10 at the James Bay Community Centre. Info: 381-4794.

Greater Victoria Public Library —
now has 450 more videos available free
of charge at the Central Library. They.
are part of the National Film Board
collection which the library has taken
over with the closure of the NFB’s
Victoria office in Aug. The library also
received 200 16mm films as part of the
collection. TFN
Film Noir Series Thursday Nights at
Cinecenta — Shows at 7:15 and 9:15.
Films include: Nov. 8 - John Hus-
ton's The Asphalt Jungle: Nov. 15 -
Tay Garnett's The Postman Always
Rings Twice. Nov. 22 - Orson Welles’
A Touch of Evil. Nov. 29 - Otto
Preminger’s Laura. Dec. 6 - Robert
Aldrich’s Kiss Me Deadly. 49

Metchosin Hall Committee — spon-
sored Annual Christmas Arts & Crafts
Sale will take place on Sat., Nov. 17 and
Sun., Nov. 18 from 10 am til 4 pm. This
event will take place at the Metchosin
Hall, 4401 William Head Rd. with ad-
mission free. A large selection of wares
will be available, and a food conces-
sion. 46

Fairfield New Horizons Craft & Home
Baking Sale — Sat., Nov. 10, 1 pm to3
pm, 1303 Fairfield Rd., wheelchair ac-
cissible. Funds in aid of Building Fund.
Crafts include knitting, crochet, dolls,
novelties, wooden clocks, pen sets
made of wooden burls, lapidary, woo-
den bowls and boxes. 45
Church of the Avent (Anglican
Church) — 510 Mt. View Ave., Co-
Iwood will be hosting their annual
“Christmas Fair* on Sat., Nov. 17 from
10 am to 4 pm. There will be a wide
variety of crafts on sale (40 tables);
home baking, a luncheon, and refresh-
ments will be available as well all
day. : 46

Christmas Craft & Bake Boutique &
Coffee Party — at Gordon Head United
Church, 4201 Tyndall Ave., on Sat.,
Novy. 10 from 10am to 3 pm. Sponsored
by Chapt. AR and BG of the PE.O.
Sisterhood: Handcrafted items include
Christmas ornaments, jewellery, hand
knits, stuffed toys, infant and children’s
clothes, potpourri, kitchen items and
much more. Proceeds to assist women
to achieve their educational goals. Ad-
mission free. Coffee and sweets availa-
ble for $1.25. Everyone welcome.
Handicapped parking and easy acces-
siblity for wheelchairs. 45

St. Matthias Christmas Bazaar —
sponsored by the Ladies Evening
Guild. Crafts, collectibles, baking,
books, toys, plants, jewellery and much
more. Sat., Nov. 17, 11:30 am to 1:30
pm. $5. Comer or Richmond and Ri-
chardson. 46

St. Barnabas’ Church — will hold a
Poinsettia Tea and Craft Sale, also
home baking, on Sat., Nov. 17 in the
Parish Hall at Belmont and Begbie
between 1 pm and 4pm. 46
St. George’s Church Christmas Ba-
zaar & Craft Sale — Sat., Nov. 17, 10
am to 2 pm, 3909 Maynard St., Cad-
boro Bay. No. 11 bus. Treasures,
home furnishings, baked goods,
books, heme cooked lunch. 46
Annual Bazaar - Unitarian Church —
of Victoria, 106 Superior St., will take
place Sat., Nov. 17, 10:30 am to 2:30

pm. 46
St. John’s Church — is holding it
annual Christmas Marketplace in the
church hall, 925 Balmoral St. (off
Quadra) on Sat., Nov. 10 from 1 to 4
pm. Featured will be Christmas gifts
and handicrafts, home baking,
books, linens and candy. Afternoon
tea will be served. 45
The United Church Women of First
United Church — will hold a Giant
Flea Market, Sat., Nov. 10 from 10 am
to 12:30 pm in the church hall at 932
Balmoral. Refreshments will be
available. 45
Cubbon Fall Sale — Everyone is
welcome to attend the Annual Fall
Sale of the Cubbon Adult Day Care
Centre at 1035 North Park St. The
sale will take place from 1 to 3pm on
Fri., Nov. 9. Admission is free and
refreshments will be available for a
donation. Some of the sale items
include arts and crafts, books, baked
goods, plants, and white elephant.

All proceeds go to Centre projects.

For more info ph. John Hillian or Lisa
Pharis at 381-3322 (9 - 4 pm). 45

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Fairfield Health Centre Auxilliary 841
Fairfield Rd. Fall Bazaar and home
bake sale, Wed. Nov. 14, 1990, 10 am,
Lunch available. _ 45

Victoria Centre for Self - Aware-
ness: Science, Spirit & You Work-
shop — Sun., Nov. 11, 2-5 pm, and
Transcending Our Belief System, 11
am, with former astronaut
Brian O'Leary, Ph.D. UVic/MacLaurin
Room 144. Donation basis. Sat., Nov.
17 - Time Mastery Course with Derek
Peach, 11-625 Alpha St., 9am to 5 pm.
Responsible donation basis. Reserved
seating available. $30 advance dona-
tion by Nov. 15. 383-1455 or 388-7488
(24 hrs). 46
Red Cross Fun & Fitness — Instruc-
tors Course. Get fit, have fun and enjoy
new friends. Nov. 13 and 14. To regis-
ter and obtain info ph. 388-6376. 45
Alzheimer Information Centre —
support group meetings for Nov. will
take place at the Fairfield Health
Centre, 841 Fairfield Rd. on Nov. 12
at 7:30 pm and Nov. 26 at 2 pm.
Subject for discussion will be “Get-
ting the Help You Need From Your
Doctor.” Everyone welcome. For
more info ph. 382-2052. 45
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 Pandora). Enter church
annex (from either Johnson or Pan-
dora). Topic: The Energetics of Sur-
vival. Speaker: Philip
Chambers, M.D. 45
Exercise Rehabilitation Program —
Oak Bay is pleased to announce its

«start. The program has been deve-
_loped by an exercise specialist to
‘provide an exercise program for

individuals who have sustained an

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injury, disability, or need special
attention. For a free half hour ccn-
sultation or further information,

please call Maurice Connor at 595-
7946 (local 245). 46

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
might help to save your life! The
Screening Mammography Clinic is
open from 8 am to 4 pm Mon. -
Fri. TEN

The Poetry of PK. Page and Linda
Rogers — poetry readings are always
popular library events, so it Is with
pleasure that we present these local
poets, both joining us to read selections
from their works. This program is
scheduled for Thurs., Nov. 15 from 7:30
- 9 pm, in the Central Library Multipur-
pose Room (735 Broughton St.) There
is no admission charge, but pre-
registration is requested at 382-7241.

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Romance Writers of America —
Homegrown Romance .. . More than
half a dozen authors from the local
romance writer's chapter will be on
hand to chat, answer questions, and
autograph issues of their latest re-
leases at Tanner's Books, Beacon
Ave:, Sidney on Fn., Nov. 23 at 2 pm.
Guests include Naomi Horton from
Nanaimo; Vanessa Grant from Gabri-
ola, and Lynne Bryant from Sidney.

47
The Thursday Thing — Readings by
notable Canadian poets and novel-

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