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UVic: Daycare Services — presents:
Movies For Children
Sunday Matinees (all shows 1 pm and3

pm)
Nov. 18: Bedknobs & Broomsticks
Nov. 25: Sleeping Beauty

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‘Dec. 9: Babes in Toyland

Prices: $1.50 Students/children; $2.50
adults. SUB Theatre. Take a bus -
numbers 7, 14, 16 or 26 all terminate at
our theatre. TEN
Victoria Rediscovery Society — At-
tention parents and teachers. Discover-
ing our heritage. The Victoria Redisco-
very Society is offering professional
school tour programs for the 1990/91
school year. Are your children going?
982n art lesson with Emily Carr

= 1859 Schooldays

= the old suitcase mystery

- Dr. Helmcken’s Christmas

- Grandfathers attic

Gontact the VRS at 387-4697. TEN
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Gridge Centre for the Family provides
before and after school care for children
aged 6 to 12 yrs. of parents who are
working or attending school. Registra-
tions are now being accepted: For
(@ formation ph. Rhonda Mastin at 384-
8058. TFN
Art Glasses for Children ages 6-12
and teens — instructed by art special-
ist, Tine Andriessen Holmes. Register
now for after school and Sat: classes, to
Nov. Ph. 479-6070. TEN
Cathedral School — Offering instruc-
tion to students Kindergarten to Grade
6. Now accepting registrations. A com-
prehensive education in all subject are-
as, consistent with the Ministry of Edu-
cation Year 2000. Educational experi-
ences in computer, basic French and
choral music. Instruction and activity
informed by the belief in God as the
Creator, Redeemer and Sustainer of all
that exists. The Memorial Hall, Christ
Church Cathedral. For info ph. 383-
2714 or 385-4695. TEN

Singles Happening Dance —Sat.,
’Dec. 1, 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 Westbrook Pet Shop. Ph.
479-8588 or 656-5236. 48

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drop-in program. $2.50 for non-

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Victoria — presents Vancouver Island
Seniors Line Dance Jamboree, Wed.,
Nov. 28, 12 noon to 5 pm. DaVinci
Centre, 195 Bay St. Admission/Regis-
tration: $10. Limited seating available.
Demonstrations, and instruction, buffet
lunch (included in registration fee), door
prizes, raffle draw. Registration forms
available from: The Kidney Foundation,
609-620 View St., Victoria or call 361-
3395. : 47
UVic Students’ Society —presents
UVIG Common’s Block Dance, Fri.,
Nov. 23, 9 pm to 1 am. Vancouver band
“Bob's Your Uncle” brings its strong live
show. to UVic in the Common’s Block.
Minors are welcome and there is a
separate beer garden. Tickets are $7
_ for students and $8 for general admis-
W@'sion. Advance tickets are available from
the SUB General Office, Funhouse
Records, and Lyle’s. Tickets will also be
sold at the door. 47
Singles Today - Fall Dine & Dance —
Fri., Nov. 23, Monterey Center, 1442
Monterey (off Oak Bay Ave.). Members
$12: non-members $14. Door prizes
galore, cupid on duty. Cocktails 6 pm;
Super deluxe buffet 7 pm; Dance 9 pm.
Attendance limited to first 200 only,
Teserve your ticket today by calling
380-9020. Tickets are available at Har-
bour Square Mall and Hillside Mall
Ticket Centres, Westbrook Mall Pet
Shop and the Singles Today office on
Fort. 47
The Saanich International Folk Dan-
cers — An evening of recreational
folk dancing, Wed., Nov. 21 and 28,
from 7 pm to 10:30 pm at Willows
School, 2290 Musgrave St. $2 for
@hon-members. Everyone welcome.
For further info ph. 598-6888 or 595-
4293. 48
McMorran’s Seaview Room, 5109
Gordova Bay Rd. present the Fall
Season dancing every Saturday
night. The spacious “maple floor»
ballroom overlooks Cordova Bay
Beach.
Victoria People Meeting People —
dances with live music will be held
each Sunday at either Crystal Gar-
den or Da Vinci Centre. 7:30 - 11 pm.
Ph, 385-4820, 479-4303 or 381-3115.
TEN
Ballroom Dancing — takes place
every Wed. evening from 7:45 pm to
9:45 pm. Get out your dancing shoes
and dance the night away. This is a

members: $2 for members. Call Mon-
terey Centre 595-7946, local 234 for
details. TEN

- served at 2 pm. Entertainment.

1990 Festival of Animation runs Nov.23 io 30 at the Roxy

Theatre, 2657 Quadra St. Admission is $6 at the box office. For

information phone 382-3370.

Vintage Videos: The Emily Carr Gal-
lery —presents films depicting various
aspects of B.C. history and culture.
Showing this week are: four films pro-
duced by Canada's famous ‘cowboy’
movie-maker, A.D. Kean: the Victoria
Fusiliers leaving for war from Victoria's
Inner Harbour, 1914; a romantic portrait
of Victoria and environs, 1919; and a
documentary record of the celebrations
marking the 50th anniversary of the
founding of Fort McLeod; the first North
West Mounted Police post in western
Canada, 1924. Total viewing time: 35
mins. Film shows at 12:30 daily and
upon request. 1107 Wharf St. 387-
3080. 47

Newcombe Theatre — Royal B.C. Mu-
seum. Give Me Your Answer True (NFB
1987), Sun., Nov. 25, 2 pm to 3 pm.
Movie star Donald Sutherland stars as
himself in this entertaining documenta-
ry of conversation and film clips that
defines the man behind such star roles
as M*A*S*H, Casanova and Ordinary
People. Cost: Free. For more info ph.
387-5822. 47
Best of the Banff Film Festival — The
Vancouver Island Section of the Al-

pine Club of Canada presents. award

winning mountain, nature and ad-
venture films, Sat., Nov. 24, and Sun.,
Nov. 25, 7:30 pm at the Newcombe
Auditorium, 675 Belleville St. Admis-
sion: $10 students, seniors;$8 mem-
bers of the Alpine Club; $4 children
under 12. Tickets available from
Ocean River Sports. Ph. 381-4233,
and from Pacific Trekking at Hillside
Mall, ph. 592-7429. 47
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. TEN

Annual Holly Tea —of the St. Andrews
& Caledonian Society will be held on
Sat., Dec. 1 in Holyrood House. Home
cooking, crafts, and white elephant
sales. Doors open at 1:30 pm. Tea

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Christmas Gift Auction & Bazaar —
St. Michael and All Angels Anglican
Church Women's Auxiliary will be hold-
ing the above on Sat., Dec. 1 in the
church hall at 4733 W. Saanich Rd. The
auction will be held from 1 to 2 pm
followed by a tea and bazaar from 2 to 4
pm. Fun for the whole family. Come
early andenjoy agreatafternoon. 48
Central Care Home —Plants and
Crafts Christmas Sale on Fri., Nov.
30, from 2 to 3:30 pm. 844 Johnson
St. Central Care Home is an Interme-
diate Care Facility for 147 residents.
It is operated by the Baptist Housing
Society of B.C., a non-profit society
and serves the Greater Victoria
area. 48
8th Annual Country Craft Fair — at
Shawnigan Lake in the old communi-
ty hall. Handpainted porcelain, jewel-
lery, pottery, wreaths, herbs, weav-
ing, stained glass, quilted items, tree
ornaments, silks, tapestry, wheat
weaving, woodwork, toys, dolls.
Doors open at 10 am on Sat., Dec. 1
and the fair closes at 4 pm. Hot foods
and snacks are available all day and
there is an opportunity to win a
basketful of handcrafted gifts. The
proceeds of this raffle will go tow-
ards the Community Hall Fund. 48

Christmas Craft Fair — Garth Homer
Centre, 813 Darwin St., Sat., Nov. 24
at 10 am to 4 pm. Over 50 craftspeo-
ple will be presenting their wares.
Refreshments will be available with
free candy canes for the kids.

47

AIESEC-Victoria —(pronounced

“eye-sek”), the local chapter of an

international association of students
in economics and commerce, is
holding its 5th annual “Dream Auc-
tion” on Nov. 29. It will give students,
staff and members of the community
the chance to bid on goods donated
by local businesses. The various
donations are grouped together into
“dreams” and auctioned as packag-
es that make great Christmas gifts,a
nd the bargains are unbeatable.
From noon to 2 pm, University
Centre Auditorium. For more info ph.
721-8745. 48
Calico Christmas Arts & Crafts Fair.
— Nov. 23, 6 to 9 pm; Nov. 24, 10 am
to 5 pm at Glenlyon Norfolk School,
801 Bank St. Admission $1 (children
free). Babysitting available. Featur-
ing creations by over 7O artisans. 47
Les Scouts et Guides de Victoria —
Ste-Catherine party, Sat., Nov. 24,
from 7 pm to 11 pm, at St-Jean-
Baptiste Church Parish Hall, 301
Richmond Ave. Admission: Adult $2;
Child $1. For more info ph. Helene
Caron 382-7645. 47
Christ Church Cathedral Women’s
Parish Guild — Christmas Bazaar
and Tea, Sat., Nov. 24 at 1:30 pm in
the Memorial Hall, 912 Vancouver St.
Tea $2.50. 47
Victoria Flower Arrangers’ Guild —
11th Biennial “Holiday Magic”
Christmas Show. Fri., Nov. 23, 1 pm
to 9 pm; Sat., Nov. 24, 11 am to 5 pm.
First United Church Hall, 932 Bal-
moral Rd. (off Quadra). Admission
$1. Tea $2. This event is a beautiful
floral display of designs interpreting
this year’s theme “Sharing the Sea-
son's Beauty’*, which include

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wreaths, SWags, GOOF panel Gesigns,
topiary trees as well as delightful
miniature designs. A large selection
of dried and glycerined materials will
be for sale. Part of the proceeds will
be given to charity. 47
Saanich Silver Threads Christmas
Bazaar & Tea — Les Passmore Seni-
or Centre, 286 Hampton Rd. 11 am to
2 pm, Sat., Nov. 24. Tea from 11 am at
- $2.75. Novelties, home baking, knit-
ting, etc. Everybody welcome. Ph.
382-3151. 47
Gala Dinner: Victoria’s Twin City in
the Soviet Union — Victoria's newest
sister city, Khabarovsk in the Soviet
Far East, will be introduced to Victor-
jans through slide-illustrated talks
by delegates of the official party who
visited Khabarovsk last summer. The
occasion is a Gala Dinner planned
for Fri., Nov. 23 at the Princess Mary
Restaurant, with the twinning agree-
ment on display, a mini auction and
sale of ethnic souvenirs, and music
by Victoria’s Balalaika Orchestra. All
proceeds will go towards hosting the
return Khabarovsk delegation in Vic-
toria next spring. Dinner tickets are

_ $22.50, available until Nov. 19 at the

Slavonic Studies Dept., UVic; the
Greater Victoria Disarmament Group
office, 612 View St.; and from the
Victoria Khabarovsk Assoc., ph. 652-
0108. 47
Second Annual Christmas Craft Fair.
& Tea —at Vic West Community Y,
Sat., Dec. 1, 10 am to 4 pm. Featuring
a potpourri of homespun crafts,
baked goods, clothing, sweaters,
quilts, jewellery, pottery, and more.
Free admission. Free childminding.
521 Craigflower Rd. Ph. 388-6120. 48
Art Gallery of Greater Victoria —
Classy Cast-Off Sale. Unique and
always successful and sponsored
by the Volunteer Committee of the
AGGYV.To be held Nov. 24 between 10
am and 2 pm at 1040 Moss St. Items
featured will be jewellery, glass, lin-
ens, books, records, women’s acces-
sories, kitchenware and picture
frames. Ph. 592-2642 or 598-4452 if
you would like to make donations to
the sale. 47

Peninsula Community Association

Island Eatery
with
CLASSIC ROCK

380-6623

— 11th Annual Christmas Craft Fair
Sanscha Hall in Sidney (just off the
Pat Bay Hwy at Beacon Ave:). More
than 100 of our own top B.C. craft-
speople will show-and-sell handiw-
ork to delight every taste and age
group. From Fri., Nov. 23, 1 to 8 pm;
Sat., Nov. 24; and Sun., Nov. 25 from
10 am to 4 pm. Admission $1 per
session with youngsters under 12
admitted free when accompanied by
adults. 47

Healthy Habits, Healthy Babies —
An early pregnancy class is offered
free of charge by the CRD on Tues.,
Nov. 27, 7:30 pm at 1947 Cook St., as
well as Tues., Nov. 20, 7:30 pm at
Esquimalt Rec Centre. For more info
or registration ph. 388-2230. 47
Alzheimer Information Centre —
support group meetings for Nov. will
take place at the Fairfield Health
Centre, 841 Fairfield Rd. on Nov. 26
at 2 pm. Subject for discussion will
be “Getting the Help You Need From
Your Doctor.” Everyone welcome.
For more info ph. 382-2052. 47

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