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served to remember all those who
lost their lives in war: Info. 382-2127.
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The Aboriginal Justice Songwriting
Contest — & Native Film Festival
invites submissions of songs and
film-video from amateur or profes-
sional singer-performers. lf collabor-
ation will help your contribution we
have a wide variety of back-up peo-
ple. Many art and recording time
prizes and promotions. United Na-
tive Nations. 383-3242. 46
Victoria Native Friendship Centre —
is holding an Open House on Nov. 8
at 533 Yates St. (8rd Floor) from 10
am to 7 pm. There will be an informa-
tion booth, tours of the building,
activities and refreshments. 45

Hansel and Gretel — Nov. 10, 17 and
24 at McPherson Playhouse, Centenni-
al Sq. Four Season's Musical Theatre
Go. provides excellent children’s enter-

tainment. Tickets 663-3883. 47
The Ghost Sonata — Nov. 15 - Dec. 1,
Phoenix Theatre, UVic. This eerie tale
of a young man’s adventures in search
of the girl of his dreams, hovers bet-
ween fantasy and reality. Tickets 721-
8000. 48
Cabaret — McPherson Playhouse, no.
3 Gentennial Sq;. Highly acclaimed
Broadway musical presented by the
Victoria Operatic Society. 48
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:

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. Yup-
pies in love.

Bloody Business by lan Weir. Jun. 6 to
Jun. 15, 1991. Dracula faces a mid-life
crises!

For ticket info or to subscribe, call The
McPherson Playhouse: 386-6121. TFN
No, No, Nanette — Langham Court
Theatre. This 1925 musical features
the famous songs, Tea For Iwo and |
Want To Be Happy, and a light-hearted
story that captures the spirit and atti-
tudes of the gay twenties. Because of
the large number of subscribers this
year, seats will go very quickly. Ever-
yone is advised to book early. Call
384-2142 anytime, or drop in at Lang-
ham Court Theatre (off Rockland, bet-
ween Linden and Moss). 45

Sit. Luke’s Players — present “The
Curious Savage”. A comedy by John
Patrick. Director: Sid Clarke. 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 wnitten by Tom Stop-
pard. Directed by Phil Wagner Thurs-
days, Fridays and Saturdays. Nov. 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, Colwood Corners:
McPherson Theatre, downtown Victor-
ia. 46
Stage West Players — will present the
Harvey. Schmidt & Tom Jones Produc-
tion, “The Fantasticks” directed by Milt
Wright at 8pm, 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
Theatre, 1026 Goldstream Ave., Lang-
ford, next to Spencer School: Tickets
available at McPherson ticket Office,
Hillside, Ticket Centre, A & B Sound,
641 Yates St., IDA Pharmacy, West-
brook Mall in Langford, and Salvatores
in Sooke. For more info ph. 474-4450.

Advertising Sales Person: Help out a
community centre by soliciting local
advertising for its newspaper. Sales
experience would be helpful. Ph. 386-
2269.

Big Brothers & Big Sisters: If you
want to see things through younger
eyes, you may want to consider these.
Call 386-2269.

Certified General Accountant: A non-
profit agency needs a C.G.A. to assist
in filling out and submitting its taxation
forms. Call 386-2269.

Computer Typist: If you're familiar
with wordprocessing (preferrably Wor-
dperfect 5.0) and would like to work for
a community centre newspaper, call
386-2269.

Crisis & Information Line Volun-
teers: Good listeners are needed to
heop people calling this phone line.
Comprehensive training is provided.
Call 386-2269.

Librarian: Are you a qualified and
experienced librarian? If so a geriatric
medicine resource centre would like
your help in setting up its library. Call
386-2269.

Patient Placement Volunteer: A ma-
ture, pleasant and reliable person is
wanted to provide direction, information
and emotional support to hospital pa-
tients and visitors. Call 386-2269.
Prison Visitor: lf you are willing to give

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people another chance and would like
the opportunity to be a friend to some-
one who now has no community con-
tact, this volunteer position could

challenging for you. Federal coor

clearance is required. Call 386-2269. _
Recorder/Typist: Are you a typing
whiz? Do you have some understand-
ing of communicating with the hard of
hearing? Call 386-2269.

Speaker's Bureau Volunteer: Conc-
erned about violence against women
and children? Here's your chance to do
something about it. Public speaking
experience helpful. Call 386-2269.

Supervisor - Parents & Tots Pro-
gram: Help with a children’s arts and
crafts program at a community. centre:
If you can’ spare 2-3 hours a week and
like to be with children, call 386-2269.
The Victoria Women’s Transition
House — is looking for women volun-
teers to become part of a new Speak-
ers Bureau. Volunteers have the oppor-
tunity to acquire new skills through a
professional training program. Speak-
ers will address the Victoria community
on-the subject of wife assault. Training
will start the second week of Jan: If you
would like more info ph. 592-6696. 48
Need Crisis & Information Line —

offers a comprehensive training pro-z-
gram led by professional leaders. ~

Learning how to listen promotes per-
sonal growth. The next volunteer train-
ing session begins Nov. 24. lf you are
interested in helping yourself and
others through listening, please attend
the information session on Nov. 7, at
Gordon Head Rec. Centre, 4100 Lam-
brick Way at7:30 pm. - 45
Oak Bay Sea Rescue Society has
openings for volunteers on water and
land. We're especially interested in
experienced people who may be avail-
able in daylight hours weekdays. Com-
munication personnel to operate our
radio room are also needed. Contact
Tony at 592-9639 formoreinfo. TFN
Interested in Volunteering? — Not
sure of what you want to do? The
Victoria Volunteer Bureau has over 500
requests for volunteers. Call 386-2269
to find out how you can make a
difference.

Centre of Light Foundation for Spiri-
tual Sciences — November Schedule
for The Magic of Healing Programs
facilitated by L. and J. Chase. Sundays
11:30 to 12:30, 97 Cook St. 382-2000.
Nov. 11 - A Time of Forgiveness. Nov.
18-A Time of Saving. Nov. 25 -A Time

of Reaping. No charge: 47
Fairfield Community Place — will be
conducting a door-to-door survey, Nov.
12, 13 and 14 throughout the Fairfield
area. Surveys will be delivered to 1000
residents. We appreciate your support

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unique community. 45

The St. Andrew’s and Caledonian
Society — invites all persons interest-
ed in Scottish culture to attend a St.
Andrew's programme in honor of St.
Andrew, Scotland's patron saint at 8
pm, Nov. 15, Holyrood House, 231
Blanshard St. Non-members $2 for the
concert and tea. For info ph. 652-3002.
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Sierra Club Victoria Group — Ecolo-
gy House Market Square. Letter writing
workshop on Wed., Nov. 14, 12 to 1:30.

Please join us to write letters in support
of United Nations and the Penan. Inai-

ans to establish a biosphere reserve in
Sarawak, Bormeo: 45

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Dr. Norman Bethune in China — Nov. —

9 to Dec. 17. at the Fannin Gallery of the
Royal B.C. Museum. An exhibition of
photographs organized by the Embassy
of the People’s Republic of China de-
picting the service of Norman Bethune
in China from 1938 to his death from a
scalpel cut in 1939. Cost: Museum
admission. For more info 387-5822. 50

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