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been performed. Tickets are $8/6. .29
Guillermo Gomez-Pena Indocumen-
tado No. 1432900, Sat., July 28 at 8
pm. A self-described cultural topo-
grapher, border-crosser, and hunter
of myths, performing his new work
“Indocumentado 1432900. Tickets
are $8/6. 30

Gallery 1450 — 1450 Douglas St.
celebrates its opening with a show
by painter Helen Andersen. Spiritual
Concepts opens the gallery July 20, 6
a- 9 pm. Artist in attendance. For info
ph. 381-1450. 29

Handloom Gallery — 641 Fort St.
Featuring a fine selection of large,
decorative pottery works by Connie
Glover of White Rock, and terra-
Sigillata pottery by Desvides to July
31. Gallery hours: Mon. - Sat. 9 am to
9 pm; Sun. 10:30 am to 7:30 pm. Ph.
384-1011. 29

Canadian Impressions — 811 Gov-
ernment St. Presents world re-
nowned Francis Home, a Coast Sal-
ish wood carver and graphic artist,
from July 20 to August 4. He will be
carving a 10 foot totem pole symbol-
izing strength, relationships be-
tween mother and child, and guardi-
ans against the evil spirits along
with recently commissioned pieces
on display. Also on display is a
superb selection of Ted Harrison,

Brent Heighton, Sue Coleman, and
Carole Grigg. Also presenting Jim
Logan's newest limited editions. 31

Vancouver Island Woodworkers
Guild’s — “A 2x4" show at the
McPherson Playhouse Mezzanine

Gallery, until Aug. 11. Guild mem-
bers were given the challenge of

producing a quality woodworking
Project from a single 8 ft. construc-

tion 2x4. The results may surprize
you - fine furniture, sculpture, carved

boxes and bowls - all on display, 10
am to 4 pm, Mon. - Fri. (closed to

general public during performances
and private receptions). Co-

sponsored by the Council of Forest
Industries of B.C. 32

Victoria College of Art Gallery — 564
Yates St. Faculty Exhibition continu-
ing until Sept. 1. Recent works of
Raymond Clements, James Gordan-
eer, Alan Jones, Joseph Kyle, James
McGrath, Robert MacLean and Willi-
am Porteous. Gallery hours: Tues. to
Fr. 11 am to 5 pm and Sat. 1 pm to 5
pm. 35

Maltwood Art Gallery — Explora-
tions in Wood 1990. Vancouver
Island Woodworkers Guild is pre-
senting an open exhibition Dec. 2)
1990 to Jan. 31, 1991. For informa-
tion ph. Scott Ticknor 474-7027. 33

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The Vic West Community Y — 524
Craigflower. Rd. is offering Daycamp
Programs for children and youth, ages
3 through 14 years. Preschoolers can
join Nature Buddies and discover the
great outdoors. The Out Of School
Program for 6 - 12 yrs. offers exciting
challenges and extended summer
hours. For Youth, ages 11-14 yrs.,
week-long specialty camps are sure to
be an exciting adventure. There's Camp
Whodunnit, Teen Tours, and Sportsall-
sorts. Call the Vic West Community Y
for more info at 388-6120.

YMCA Summer Resident and Day
Camps — are now registering at Victor-
ia YM-YWCA, 880 Courtney St. Regis-
ter now to avoid disappointment. Ph.
386-7511.

Arbutus Society for Children — will
hold an integrated summer. day camp
for special needs children aged six to
14, and able bodied children aged nine
to 14 living in the Victoria area. Four
camps, each of two weeks duration, will
be held during July and August. The
camp will be based at the newly com-
pleted Variety Garden Park on the
grounds of the Arbutus Society for
Children, 2400 Arbutus Rd. Ph. Paul
McNamara at 477-1826, local 6252. 34
Crystal Pool —

Kamper kids for five and six year olds
in July and August. Two experience
camp leaders will guide the children
from 10 am to 3 pm through adventure
play, songs, crafts, and games in beau-
tiful Beacon Hill Park. Based at the field
house next to the tennis courts at Cook
and Park Boulevard. Ph. 381-2341 or
drop in the the Crystal Pool to register
your child: 30

Summerscope for seven to 11 year
olds

Ventures for 12 to 15 yr. olds

Sports camp for nine to 12 yr. olds

Adventure in the Arts for six to 12 yr.
olds :

Neighbourhood park programs for six
to 12 yr. olds

FAX Swim Meet for Children - contin-
uing until July 20. Heats each day 1 pm
to 4 pm. -29

The Cridge Centre for the Family —
presents Summer SunFun ‘90, a day-
camp for children ages six to 12. Our
trained supervisors prepare crafts, sing-
ing, indoor and outdoor, games, bible
stories and fabulous out-trips. Child-
hood memories are built through active
programs and lasting friendships. Re-
gister your child for July and/or August
at the Cridge Centre, comer of Kings
and Empire, or ph. Rhonda Mastin,
384-8058.

Learning Disabilities Association —
registrations are now being accept-
ed for CRISP. a children and teen
summer program. Ph. 386-9511 or
595-5611.

Shoreline Community School — will
offer summer daycamps, Monday to
Friday, 9 am to 3 pm or 7:30 am to
5:30 pm during July and August.

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Karate, dance, swimming, sports,
drama and bus trips are just some of
the many weekly programs available
for five to 111 year olds. For more
information or to register ph. Debbie
at 380-6883. 35

The Blanshard Community Centre —
is now accepting registration for
Camp Blanshard for children ages
six fo 12 years old. The camp will run
to Aug. 24 from 10 am to 4 pm Mon.
to Thur. and 10 am to 12 pm Fridays.
Cost: $25 a week or $75 a month. Ph.
388-7696. 33

Divorce Lifeline — is offering four
workshops for children of separated
families. The four hour classes will
heip children, ages six to 12 deal
with their feelings and fears around
family breakup. Classes will be held
August 7 and 14 at 10 am. For more

~ info or to register for one or more of

the classes call 386-4331. 34

Camp Sundance — Gordon Head
Rec Centre. A fun filled, action
packed day camp program running
Monday to Friday until Aug. 31. Regi-
strations are now being accepted for
participants five and a half to 11
years of age. Come join the fun with
the qualified Camp Sundance lead-
ers. Weekly “mini-trips” and field
trips, as well as a wide variety of
games, swimming, sports, arts and
crafts, drama and music are included
in each week. For details call 477-
1871. 30
Celebrate Summer Day Camp —
sponsored by St. John's Anglican
Church, 1611 Quadra St. Continues
to Aug. 24. 9 am to 3:30 pm week-
days. Only $100 per child per camp.
Ages five to 11 yrs. Ph. 383-7169. 32
Something for your children this
summer — Grace Lutheran Church,
1273 Fort St. (at Fernwood). Vacation
Church School ‘90. Ages four to 11,
from Mon., July 16 to 20, from 9 am
to 12 pm. Free. Ph. 383-5256. 29
Children’s International Summer Vil-
lages — Victoria Chapter, will be
hosting a four week international

camp this summer at Spencer, Junior
Secondary School, 1026 Goldstram
Ave. Delegations from twelve coun-
tries will be participating, each con-
sisting of four 11-year olds ( 2 boys,
2 girls) and an adult leader. The
public is invited attend our Open
House on Sun., July 29 from 2-4 pm

at Spencer School. 30

Wed., July 18 at 9 pm: Chamber
Talk. Hon. Joe Clark is expected to

address the Victoria Chamber of Gom-
merce,

Sun., July 22 at 10 pm: Winning
Women (part 3 of a 4 part series).
Guest speaker Hon. Carol Gran ad-
dressed a forum on political skills for
women 29
Events from the Western Canada
Summer Games from Winnipeg will be
shown on Rogers Cable TV. Channel
27, television coverage is courtesy of
winnipeg videon‘cable tv. July 8, 6 pm
to8:30 pm, water polo.July 9. 3 pm to 8
pm, diving finals.

July 12, 1| pm to 6:30 pm, basketball.
July 14 4:30 pm to 65 pm, Closing
ceremonies.

Victoria People Meeting People Club
— Dance on Sun., July 22 from 7:30
pm to 11 pm at Crystal Garden.

Music by Checkmates. Cost $6. PH@

385-4820, 479-4303, or 381-3115.
Singles and couples welcome. No
jeans. 29
Le-La-La Dancers — A Victoria-
based Native dance troupe - asking
people to journey with them to an-
other time and place this summer. In
response to countless requests from
visitors from every part of the world
the Le-La-La Dancers, a Kwakiutl
Dance ensemble, will present a de-
monstration of authentic native
dances in Wa'waditla, the Mungo
Martin House, on the grounds of the
Royal British Columbia Museum. Us-
ing, masks, head-dresses and tradi-

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