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of the Uplands was “arranged with aneyeto —hdivision. The gallery is open Tuesday -

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puter on display at the Victoria Eaton
Centre. For info ph. 383-5100. 45
The Alliance Francaise — is proud to
celebrate its 80th anniversary. To
mark this occasion we are planning
one full week of celebrations from
Nov. 13 - 17 inclusive. Tues., Nov. 13 -
lecture given by Prof. Solassol
(Member. of the College des profes-
seurs francais d’anatomie), 7:30 pm.
Green Room, Cadboro commons,
UVic. Topic: A Museum For Peace. Le
memorial de Caen en Normandie.
Admission FREE (in French). Wed.,
Nov. 14 - an evening of musical
entertainment at 7:30 pm, Recital

M@Hall, MacLaurin Bldg., UVic. Free

(bilingual event). Sat., Nov. 17, gour-
met dinner: Chez Antoine - Pandora
Avenue. Distinguished guests from
the French world will preside at this
evening. Bilingual event. Cost $33.

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Christmas Craft Fair — Sat., Nov. 10
from 11 am to 4 pm, James Bay
Comm. Centre, Activity Hall, 140
Oswego St. Christmas gifts and
crafts, jewellery and accessories,
Egyptian imports, middle Eastern
dance costumes and supplies, enter-
tainment and fun for everyone, re-
freshments. Admission $1. Children
under 12 free if accompanied by
adult. Vending space still available.
For more info call Asmira at 381-
4794. 45

Goward House Society — Mark
Twain, the Man and His Works, by Dr.

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shopping spree. 4-day pass $3. De-
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wood, toys, quilting, Xmas decora-
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