This Week February 28, 1990. Page M11

— Reunion planned for June 1, 2, and3
of 1990. Fifty years have passed since
we graduated and we plan for a terrific
weekend, but it will only be a success If
we can locate all the students. For
further info contact: Mrs. Jean
(Fletcher) Lindsey, 1525 Richmond
Ave., Victoria, B.C. V8R 4P7 (ph. 598-
6839), or Mr. Cliff Rolfe, 4521 Cotton-
tree Lane, Victoria, B.C. V8X 4G2 (ph.
658-8655).

Homecoming in Salmon Arm — The
District of Salmon Arm is celebrating its
85th anniversary with a homecoming
on Fri., Aug. 10, 11, 12 and 13, 1990.
The community of 12,000 will roll out
the welcome mat and take you on a tour
of its many facilities. An information
package will be ready in March. To
receive yours, write to Homecoming,
Salmon Arm Chamber of Commerce,
Box 999, Salmon Arm, B.C. VIE 4P2.
Ph. 832-6247 or fax 832-8382.

Continued from Page 10 Langham Court Theatre. Ph. 384-2142.

Pops Concert — Sat., Mar. 10 at the
Royal Theatre, Blanshard St. Victoria
Symphony presents Journey Down the
Danube. Tickets ph. 1-800-663-3883 or
386-6121.

Sister Mary Ignatius Explains It All
For You — UVic's Phoenix Theatre
Dept. presents Christopher Durang’s
outrageously funny play about the
teachings of the Catholic church. De-
nnis Gamhum directs. Plays at a variety
of locations on campus until Fri., Mar. 2,
at 7:15 pm in UVic's Cinecenta Theatre.
Admission is $3. Ph. 721-8000.
Kaleidoscope Theatre School Class-
es — for all ages begin again for spring
starting Mon., Mar. 26. Call Durwin
Foster at 383-8124 for info and registra-
tion.

Bright Lights On Broadway — School
District 62 (Sooke) presents a glitzy
tribute to memorable Broadway songs
from the greatest stage shows. Featur-
ing more than 80 students, some
school staff and theatre professionals.
Opens Thurs., Mar 1 and continues
nightly at 8 pm until Mar. 10. Tickets: $7,
available from Hillside, Langford Book
and Lottery, Belmont School and! the
Sooke School District Office. All profits
towards scholarships for students in the
Program for Academic and Creative
Achievement and the International Bac-
calaureate Program. Ph. 478-5501.
Hay Fever — The Arts Club Theatre of
Vancouver presents Noel Coward's hi-
larious tale of an outrageous weekend
in the country with an eccentric English
family and a collection of unsuspecting
guests. Continues nightly at 8 pm until
Mar, 2; plus 6 and 9 pm Mar. 3 at the
McPherson Playhouse. Directed by
Bemard Cuffling. Tickets available from
the usual outlets. Ph.386-6121.

Noon Film Show — Thursdays, noon
to 1 pm, in the Central Library's mult-
purpose room, 735 Broughton St. Ph.
382-7241.

Mysteries of the Past —is the name of
a free program presented March 4 at 1
p.m by the Capital Regional District
Parks program. One of the mysteries
explored is why seashells are found
inland. Join the CRD forester for a
fascinating walk in the forest of Francis
King Regional Park. Meet at the park
nature house at 1710 Munn R. in
Saanich. Ph. 474-7275 for more info.

Spring Plant Sale!!! — Horticulture
Centre of the Pacific, 505 Quayle Rd.,
between W. Saanich and Interurban,
Sat., Mar 10) throught Tues., Mar 13
from 9 am to 3 pm. Easy-to-grow
perennial divisions and cuttings.

Country Fair — sponsored by the
Luther Court Community Association
Saturday, March 3 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m
at 1525 Cedar Hill Cross Road will
feature raffles, food fair, crafts, home-
baking and games. A day of old fash-
ioned'fun. Ph. 477-7241 for more info.

Walking Tours — The Old Cemeteries
Committee presents rain-or-shine walk-
ing tours of Ross Bay Cemetery. Sun-
days at 2 pm. Meet in front of Bagga
Pasta in the Fairfield Plaza.

Theatre of the Film Noir — UVic's
Fine Arts Faculty presents George F.
Walker's black comedy about an in-
spector who seeks the murderer of

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Photographic Exhibition on Third
World — The Canadian Museum of

Jean, a young man of dubious political
and sexual allegiances. Continues at 8
p.m. Mon.-Sat., until March 3 in UVic's

Impromaniacs — Featuring live impro-
visational comedy with Victoria's in-
creasingly popular improv troupe. Sat.,
Mar. 10, 9 pm at Appreciations Art

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Phoenix Theatre. Ph. 721-7992.

This Hour Has Thirty Minutes —
Kaleidoscope Theatre presents the se-
cond of eight episodes in this ongoing
melodramatic mini-series of murder,
mayhem and madness. Sundays to Apr.
8, except Sun., Mar. 11 at 7 pm, 520
Herald St. Admission is $8. Ph. 383-
8124.

Dark of the Moon — The Victoria
Theatre Guild presents Howard Ri-
chardson's and William Berney’s clas-
sic romantic fantasy about a witch boy
who wants to become human and be
united with the one he loves in the
Smoky mountains of Virginia. This am-
bitious production features rousing
hymns, mountain songs, haunting bal-
lads and square dancing. Continues
nightly at 8 pm, except Sundays and
Mon., Mar. 5, until March 10, at the

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Contemporary. Photography, and the
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Agency are pleased to announce that
Development, a photographic exhibition
that documents life in the Third World,
will be presented at the Maltwood
Art Museum and Gallery from Sun.,
Mar. 4 to Thurs., Apr.12. This co-
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- spring of 1987 at the Canadian Mu-
seum of Civilization in Ottawa, is part of
the CMCP Travelling Exhibition Pro-
gramme.

Centre, 582 Johnson St. Admission is
$3. Ph. 592-9948.

Self-Defence for Women — The tech-
niques taught are designed specifically
for quick and effective neutralizing of a
large attacker. Thursdays, 6:30 to 8:00
pm. Starts Mar. 1, runs to Mar. 29.
Esquimalt Recreation Centre. 527 Fras-
er St. 386-6128. Only $29 per person.
Registration in person only.

NOT EXACTLY BUILT for speed, this antique bicycle nonethe-
less is a real eye-catcher when if cruises around Victoria. Last
week the bike and its rider were on hand to take par in a
celebration marking the 100th anniversary of B.C. Transit.

4970 Oak Bay High Grads — 20th
Reunion planned for late August 1990.
For info ph. 592-GRAD.

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