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3214 DOUGLAS ST.
OPEN MON.-SAT.
IN-HOME ESTIMATES

383-3512

“We ‘te Building on our
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This Week

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Country Western Dance Lessons —
Partner Dancing:

$4/person/class. Esquimalt Legion,
622 Admirals Rd. every Wed. 7:30 to
9 pm. BJ's Country Cabaret, Ingra-
ham Rodeway Inn, 2915 Douglas St.
Fridays 7:30 to 9, to Dec. 21.

Seniors Classes at Monterey Centre
and Esquimalt Silver Threads, after-
noons. TFN

AN-RA Primal Drum and Dance The-
atre — with Amarrah Ebony Joy,
dancer and Ray Rothschild, conga
player is taking registration for fall
dance and drum classes. Classes
are in various locations and for
various age groups and fitness le-
vels. TEN

Friday’s Dances — for those aged 30
or more/Singles and couples dance
to non-stop solid gold music. Dress
to impress. On board the Princess
Mary-banquet room. Tickets are $8 at
the door — includes door prizes. For
info call 655-0912.

Doug Vickerd, DICM

Acupuncture Therapy
Stress Reduction
Pain Control

384-4350

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Vintage Videos: The Emily Carr Gal-
lery —presents films depicting various
aspects of B.C. history and culture.
Showing this week are: The Song That
Reached His Heart, a dramatic short
featuring a Canadian lumberjack and
his long lost ‘singing: sweetheart, 1910:
and Mount Waddington, a record of the
1928 ascent of Mount Waddington by
pioneers Don and Phyllis Munday. Total
viewing time: 45 mins. Film shows at
12:30 daily and upon request. Bag
lunches welcome.1107 Wharf St. 387-
3080. 50
Cinecenta Christmas with Santa’s
Anonymous — Two wondertul holiday
fils, A Christmas Story and It's A Won-
derful Life, will play nightly from Dec. 16
to 22 at 7 and 9 pm. The admission to
both films is $5 for a family or $2 per
person or the donation of a toy to
Santa's Anonymous. A number of pass-
es will be given out at Santa’s Anony-
mous depots and there will be a collec-
tion box provided at Cinecenta during
the run of the films. SUB, UVic. 51
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

La Leche League Gordon Head —

meets on the second Tuesday evening
of every month and is open to all
women interested in breastfeeding and
nurturing their children. Babies are
welcome. For more info ph. Sue at
479-6184. TEN
La Leche League of Oak Bay/Fair-
field — will meet on Dec. 13, 1280
Walnut St. Topic: The Art of
Breastfeeding and Avoiding Difficul-
ties. For more info Brenda at 385-
0003. 50
Flu Vaccine — is now available
through your local CRD. Community
Health Office. Those eligible: any-
one 65 years or older; or anyone
with a chronic illness on the advice

of their physician. For an appt. con- —

tact your nearest health unit. (page
393 of the telephone book). TFN
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. TFN
The Vancouver Island Persons Liv-
ing With AIDS Coalition — wishes to
announce that personal and support
services are available to all HIV
infected persons on a confidential
basis. We are also seeking caring
and talented support volunteers.
Please call 479-2725.

Smokers Anonymous — meetings
every Wednesday at 7:30 pm at the
Gorge Rd. Hospital In-Service Rm.
For more info ph. Mary-Ann at 598-
7816 or Joyce at 479-6196. TFN

Call Karen at 383-8124

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La Leché League Saanich — holds
regular monthly meetings the third
Tues. evening of every month. All
women interested in breastfeeding
are welcome (babies, too). For more
info ph. 721-2661, 385-4257 or 727-
7974.

Narcotics Anonymous — Think you
have a problem with drugs? We can
help. Ph. 383-3553 (24 hrs.).

The Allergy Information Association
— is a non-profit national group
which offers support and informa-
tion to the allergic and their families.
For more info ph. 658-5461 or 721-
0595. TEN
Cancer Information Line — is a vo-

: lunteer-operated telephone informa-

tion service providing residents of
B.C. and Yukon with accurate and
current information on cancer pre-
vention, diagnosis and treatment.
Trained volunteers help to clarify
concerns and allay anxieties
through supportive listening, refer-

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ences to accurate data and referrals
to appropriate Canadian Cancer So-
ciety and other community resourc-
es. Ph. 1-800-663-4242. TFN
Special Needs Resource Service —
For. information on local services for
children and youth with physical,
mental, emotional, and behavioural
needs and conditions and people
with cerebral palsy. Operated by the
Arbutus Society for Children. Ph.
721-6767. TFN

Taoism: An approach to practical
living — Taoist vegetanan (Jai) ban-
quet, Grand opening of Goon Yam
Taoist Shrine. The Victoria Tai Chi
Assoc & the Fung Loy Kok Taoist
Temple invite you to a day of Taoism, on
Sat., Dec. 22 at 2615 Douglas St.

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