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John Ellis, Diamond Tooth Molly and
the Delegates of Dixieland and the
music and antics of Wee Will Millar.
Tickets at $50 include entertainment,
fish and chips and first tipple. You can
also test your prowess at darts. Pub
Night is a great way to start your week,
have fun and support Kaleidoscope
Theatre’s Building Fund Campaign. Tax
receipts will be issued fir $30 of your
ticket price. For tickets and information
call Kaleidoscope at 383-8124. 48
Royal Doulton Collectors — will have
the opportunity to meet Michael
Doulton of the renowned English
China Company when he visits
Woodward’s Mayfair Shopping
Centre, Victoria on Dec. 6. Mr. Doul-
ton will sign Royal Doulton products
purchased during his appearance. A
unique opportunity for collectors is
the special figurine Diana which has
been created in a new colorway
exclusively for the events Michael
Doulton attends in 1990. 49
Victoria Hospice Society — invites
you to Celebrate a Life at the Christ-
mas Tree in the Eaton Centre, Dec. 1 -
10. The first lights on the Christmas
Tree will be lit at an opening ceremo-
ny on Dec. 1 at 10 am, by Jane
Rogers, wife of the former Lt. Gov.
The event will continue until the
evening of Dec. 10. 48
9th Annual Dickens Craft Fair —
Sat.,Dec. 1, 10 to 4 pm, James Bay
Community Centre. Featuring local
crafts of all kinds, bake sale, raffle,
door prizes. Admission 25 cents.
Everyone welcome. 140 Oswego St.
384-7184. ; 48
NEED Crisis & Information Line —
Outgoing Mayors Gretchen Brewin,
Susan Brice, Howard Sturrock, and
Ron Warder from the four core mu-
nicipalities of Greater Victoria are to
be honored at a gala banquet Thurs.,
Dec. 6. The send off will be held at
the Victoria Conference Centre, and
is hosted by NEED Grisis and Infor-
mation Line. Tickets are now on sale
at $100 a plate and can be purchased

through the administrative office of
NEED at 386-6328. Seating is limited,
so those wishing to attend are en-
couraged to call right away for de-
tails. 48

Western Community Native Housing
Association — Educational Night =
Teens and Alcoholism. Speaker: Rose
Jimmy. Thurs., Nov. 29, 7 pm to 9 pm,
554 Goldstream Ave. For more info ph.
474-5349. 48

North Park Volunteer Services —
Christmas Bazaar and Luncheon, Sat.,
Dec. 1, 11 am to 2 pm. Free admission.
Jewellery, white elephant, baked goods,
books, handcrafts, houseware. Lunch-
eon $3.50 - 11:30 am. Wheelchair
accessible. 875 North Park. 48

Vancouver Island World AIDS Events
1990 — Sun., Dec. 2, Roxy Theatre.
Common Threads - special showing
of the movie about making the AIDS
Memorial Quilt. Benefit for AIDS Van-
couver Island. Sun., Dec. 2, 8 pm,
University Centre Auditorium. Ranch
Romance - Gala evening with the
popular country and western all
woman band. Benefit concert for
AIDS Vancouver Island. 48

Gala Banquet and Send Off —for
outgoing mayors of Victoria, Oak
Bay, Saanich and Esquimalt. Victoria
Conference Centre, Thurs., Dec. 6, 7
pm. Cocktails at 6 pm. $100 per
person. With the Metropolitan Brass
Quintet. Proceeds to NEED Crisis &
Information Line-A United Way
Agency. A portion of the ticket price
is tax deductible. 49

Compucollege School of Business
— presents the Art of Fashion featur-
ing The Greater Victoria Designers
Group, Thurs., Nov. 29, 7:30 pm,
Newcombe Theatre, Royal B.C. Mu-
seum, 675 Belleville St. Tickets:
Compucollege, 1209 Broad St, 386-
3432; 3 Fan Tan Alley, Designers
Co-op, 384-6875. $12 advance; $15 at
door; $7 - 16 & under. Designer
door prizes. H’ors d'oeuvres wine
and juice bar. 48

Esquimalt Shotokan Karate Club —
Twice a week program is non-
threatening and emphasizes non-
competitive karate. The Esquimalt

Shotokan Karate Club meets every -

Tuesday and Thursday from 4pm to 6
pm. Children aged seven to 13 train
from 4 pm to 5 pm and adults 14 and up
from 5pm to 6 pm. The cost is $20 for
children and $25 for adults, which
purchases a punch card for 10 classes.
Ph. 386-6128 for further. info.

Working Day Evenings? — Are you
interested in Lawn Bowling weekends
or evenings. If so call 385-3577 from 1
pm to 3pm any day or 383-3930 eve-
nings.

Netball — If you are interested in
playing netball, come along to our
training and games on Wed. nights at 7

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1990 FESTIVAL OF ANIMATION continues at the Roxy Theatre —
at 2657 Quadra Si. until Nov. 30. Admission is $6 at the box —
office. For information phone 382-3370.

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pm, Lambrick Park - Lacrosse Box. ch if
Sandra for more details at 479-0503 or &
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Open Space: New Theatre Perform-
ance series — Oct. 91/92. Open
Space is considering submissions
for its third New Theatre Series.
Send complete pieces, works in pro-
gress, or projects in conceptual
stages that push boundaries of the
theatrical tradition. Proposals may
also involve interdisciplinary collab- |)
oration with visual art, new music, or .¢
literature. Submission should in-
clude: project description or text or
design; rough budget, indicating fi-
nancial feasability; resume/profile of
company/performers; a self-
addressed stamped envelope for re-
turn of support material. Submission
and information: Open Space, 510_
Fort St., Victoria, B.C., V8W 1Eege

383-8833. 04
Kaleidoscope Theatre — Letters
From Beacon Hill-Czechoslovakia.
Join us this week when Dwayne
Dexter (Ross Desprez) drops in on
the Green Family and Lloyd fantasiz- |
es about meeting Phil Ochs in his A

student protest days. Also, the se- +
cond-hand computer Lynda buys
from her Reiki Master is dysfunction- J
al and keeps mixing up her past lifep: at
software with Wheatgerm’s Dun- —
geons and Dragons program. Tick- ~ - I
ets at the door $6 with club card W4
which can also be purchased at the’ H
door. Fri. nights at 9. 715 Yates St. rt
Call 383-8124. 448
Kaleidoscope Theatre School — | |
Winter classes Jan. 7 to Mar 16.. —
Celebrate yourself with improvisa- ¥j
tion, voice or scene study classes.:
Beginners welcome. Register now. “+
Call today for a free brochure, 383-
8124. 48
McPherson Playhouse Foundation
— Shakespeare's Classic Westerngy
Comedy of Errors rides into Victoria
Dec. 4, 5 and 6 after a national tour
that started at the Magnus Theatre in
Thunder Bay, Ont. This 1s Shake-
speare as it has never been seen
before (at least not since last season
when it packed the Granville Island
Theatre for two months), and we
urge people to mosey on down to the
McPherson Playhouse for the per-
formance. For more info contact the
McPherson Box Office 386-6121. 48
St. Luke’s Players — Auditions. Angel
Street by Patrick Hamilton. Director-
Jack Droy. Needed: 3 women; 2 men
(all ages). Sun., Dec. 2, 7:30 to 9:30
pm; Mon., Dec. 3, 7:30 to 9:30 pm, at
room 100, Fisher Bidg., Camosun Col-
lege. New venue, new dates. Produc=
tion: Feb./1991. Ph. 598-3510. 50

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