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Channel 6. At left. Brooke Madison Weissler plays character Wendy Darling and Abby
Lindsay portrays the magical boy himself.

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Qut-of-School Program — at Ihe
Cridge 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-
tlons are now being accepted. For
information ph. Rhonda Mastin at 384-
8058. 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-

mes 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

McMorran’s Seaview Room, 5109
Cordova Bay Rd. present the Fall Sea-
son dancing every Saturday night. The
spacious “maple floor” ballroom over-
looks Cordova Bay Beach. Open 8:45.
Dancing 9 to midnight. Admission $15 a
couple. Ph. 658-5224 for table reserva-
tions. Dec. 22 - The Snowball featuring
the Irvin Lang Band. Dec. 31 - Gala
New Years Eve Dinner Ball. 7 pm to 2
am: Moodmakers Orchestra. Admission
$95 per couple. Reserve. NOW 658-
5224. 52
Scoitish Country Dancing — The
ere Branch of the Royal Scottish

untry Dance Society will host a free
Open House on Mon., Jan. 7 from 7:30
to 10 pm, at Sir James Douglas School,
401 Moss St. All ages are welcome and
you do not need a partner. 01
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

‘drop-in program. $2.50 for non-

members; $2 for members. Programme

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ey Centre 595-7946, local 234 for
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Singles Happening Dance — Sat.,
Dec. 29, 9 pm to 1 am. Leonardo Da
Vinci Hall, 195 Bay St. Dress to Impress
and dance to Solid Gold Music. Tickets
$6. Ticket Centres: Hillside and Har-
bour Malls and Westbrook Pet Shop.
Ph. 479-8588 or 656-5236. 52
People Meeting People Club —
Dance - New Years Eve Dinner and
Dance. Music by: The Parisiennes.
Mon., Dec. 31, 5:30 to 1 am. Garth
Homer Centre, 813 Darwin Ave. tick-
ets $35 per person. For more info ph.
385-4820; 479-4303 or 381-3115. 51
Country Western Dance Lessons —
Partner Dancing:

$4/person/class. Esquimalt Legion,
622 Admirals Rd. every Wed. 7:30 to
9 pm. B.J.’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. TEN
AM-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. TFN
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.

Vintage Videos: The Emily Carr Gal-
lery —presents films depicting various
aspects of B.C. history and culture.
Showing this week are: 4 films pro-
duced by Canada’s famous ‘cowboy’
movie-maker, A.D.Kean: the Victoria
Fusiliers leaving for war, 1914; a roman-

385-9731
385-3155

tic portrait of Victoria and environs,
1919; Lillooet’s Dominion Day celebra-
tions, 1914; and celebrations marking
the 50th anniversary of the founding of
Fort McLeod, 1924. Total viewing time:
35 mins. Film shows at 12:30 daily and
upon request. Bag lunches wel-
come.1107 Wharf St. 387-3080. 51

Newcombe Theatre — Cry of the Wild
(1971), Fri., Dec. 28, 2 pm to 3:30 pm,
675 Belleville St. A highly popular film
by and about Bill Mason that tells the
story of his quest to capture the entire

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life cycle of the wolf on camera. The
attempt brings him in contact with a
pack of captive wolves, and a relation-
ship with them that culminates in a
touching climax when he tries to set
them free. Free. Also, on Sat., Dec. 29.a
duo of Bill Mason films. First, the classic
story of a carved wooden paddler and
its odyssey to the sea is brought to
exciting realism by Mason's warm-
hearted rendition of Paddle to the Sea.
Then, In Search ofa the Bowhead
Whale records Mason's pursuit of these
near-extinct mammals in hostile Arctic
waters amid excitiement and danger.
Info: 387-5822. 52
Cinecenta Christmas with Santa’s
Anonymous — Two wonderful holiday
fils, A Christmas Story and It's A Won-
derful Life, will play nightly until Dec. 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 passes will
be given out at Santa's Anonymous
depots and there will be a collection 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 meetf 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

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of their physician. For an appt. con-
tact your nearest health unit. (page
393 of the telephone book). TEN
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. TEN
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. TEN
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-
ences to accurate data and referrals
to appropriate Canadian Cancer So-

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On behalf of my staff and every-
one here at The Wellesley of
Victoria, ’'d like to wish all our
friends and family the very best this
holiday season and a joyous,
prosperous New Year.

VICTORIA, B.C.
V8T 5B5

REBECCA KOOL
MANAGER

2800 BLANSHARD STREET

SSE

THE WELLESLEY.

383-9099

Tours Available
Daily