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cond concert of the 1990-91 season,
Sat., Nov. 24 at 8 pm at Christ Church

CALENDAR

'EELSKIN- AGGESSORIES Cathedral. Program: Villa-Lobos; String __fo¢54_ their Third-Annual_-Holid

e Quartet No. 6. Jacob; Oboe Quartet. cert Sat. Deed, sone seers sor
25% OFF Dubussy: String Quartet. Performers: E5<< Miore ane ee vece Toe

WHOLESALE PRICES Vivian Tillmans, Ron Comber: Violins; Enjoy seasonal music from many coun- |

_|  __ HARBOUR TOWERS Stacey Boal: Viola; Pemy Foster: Cello; tires done with youthful exuberance |
NOV. 24 10 AM — 9 PM : pina Eine Cee eee ie ang and artistry at Christ Church Cathedral,

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NOV, 25-10 AM — 8 = Greater Vieionia Veuth Chol ose 7:30 pm Tickets are $5 for adults, $3 for 2

Dressing for success _
just isn’t good enough

Professional Training will get you the job
you want and McKay Technical Institute
= has 25 years of experience in career

° Medical Office Assistant

Call now or Drop In
For information

students, and $12 for a family. These

are available at the Victoria Conserva-_

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dral Office, and at the door. Ph. 386-
5311. 48
The Arion Male Voice Choir — and
the Ladies A Cappella Choir will, deo
volente, present a concent at St. Aidan’s
United Church, 1691 Broadmead Ave.,
on Fri., Nov. 30 at 8 pm. Admission by
donation. 48

Feb. 11/91
* Desktop Publishing/ Graphic Aris The Birds of British Columbia —
Jan. 28/91 Wed., Nov. 28, 7:30 to 9 pm at the

Newcombe Theatre, in the Royal B.C.
Museum. B. CG. is a paradise for both
birds and birdwatching. The reason why

15-year project to produce the Birds of

LIVING WELL AT THE WELLESLEY

Is Retirement in your plans? Then take a
The Wellesley offers
your-choice of_a wide variety of floor plans

One is Bound to be suited to YOUR needs!

look at some of ours .

383-4942 is well explained in a slide talk by
Mi K curator Wayne Campbell about the
Cc ay outstanding diversity and biology of : : ———— : 2
feathered inhabitants in this province. i
a See - Mir Campbell: wheicoordifiated the epic KALEIDOSCOPE THEATRE SCHOOL winter Classes run from Jan.

7 until March 16. For information call 383-8124.

British Columbia (Vol. 1) also explains
the story behind writing the “encyclope-
dia.” 48
CRD Parks offers the following free
program:

Sun., Nov. 25 - 1 pm and 2 pm at Witty’s
Lagoon Regional Park. Up and Down
the Woodland Trail - a slide and song
presentation by Adele Curtis. Bring the
family for an autumn visit to Witty’s and
drop in to the nature. house for this
inspiring 15 minute presentation.
Attracting Birds to Your Backyard —

“Darren Copley and Eric Walters will

show us the best and healthiest way
(for the birds) to attract birds to your
yard. Slides, bird feeders and samples
of food. Suitable for all ages: 1 1/2 hrs.
Swan Lake Nature House, 3873 Swan

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
Three Men and a Forester — A
candid account of the B.C. forest
industry by a former Macmillan Bloe-
del executive - and a forester: Speak-
ers: lan Mahood, Ken Drushka, Vicky

~ Husband and” “youl! | Newcombe Audi- —

torium, Tues., Nov. 27, 7:30 to 9:30

pm. $5/$4 seniors/students/mem-
bers. Tickets available at Ecology
House in advance and at the door
Sponsored by Sierra Club Victoria

= LIVING/ DINING
13-6 x 9-0"

WARE ance at Ross Bay Cemetery will be led ; 2
re sf SS L Ste by Dale Mumford of Fort Rodd Hill and ¢00r; $17 - 16 & under. Designer
will focus on veterans’ and military Sees Hors d'oeuvres aan
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At The Wellesley you'll enjoy:

* 30 delicious meals in our dining room
(Additional 30 meal package available)

Weekly housekeeping service

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All included in your monthly rent which starts at ONLY
S1250 per month (add $250 for 2nd person)

All-inclusive utilities (except telephone)
Complimentary laundry facilities

Many different social/recreational activities
Scheduled shuttle bus for shopping & outings

Lake Rd. Nov. 22)8 pm! $1 adults; 50
children; free to volunteers and Friends
of the Nature Sanctuary. 479-0211. 47

Walbran Bus Tours — Sponsored by
Carmanah Forestry Society. $40 for
non-members (includes membership),
$25 for members. 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Sundays. Register by phoning 381-
1141. Bring food and sensible footwear.

Walking Tours — The Old Cemeteries
Society of Victoria offers a changing
program of one hour long walking tours
of Ross Bay Cemetery and other inter-
esting cemeteries in Greater Victoria
every Sunday afternoon, rain or shine.
Tours start at 2 pm and begin at the
locations specified each week. No re-
servations are required. Admission is
by donation. Nov. 11 - In Remembr-

one of the free programs offered four
times daily. Day time programs are at
the Visitor Centre. Evening programs
are at the amphitheatre in the camp-
ground. Ph. 478-9414. TEN

Le Cercle Francophone — Franco-
phones and Francophiles are invited to

~ meet for a social gathering, Sat., Dec.

1, 2 pm to 4 pm at 2410 Malaview,
Sidney. Join us for Christmas celebra-
tion. Admission and refreshment $2 for
non members. For more info ph. 656-
2802 or 656-5714. 48
Victoria High School 1961 Grads —
are having their 30 year reunion in
1991. Send your registrations early to
avoid disappointment. Register at: 1442
Jamaica Rd. Victoria, B.C. V8N 2C8

9th Annual Dickens Craft Fair —
Sat.,Dec. 1, 10 to 4 pm, James Bay
Community Centre. Featuring Jocal
crafts of all kinds, bake sale, raffle, door

Group and Harbour Publishing AZ.
Christmas Fair —Fine crafts, enter-
tainment. Nov. 22-25, Victoria Con-
ference Centre. Presented by Out of
Hand. Admission: $3/Children free.
Times: Thurs., 12-9; Fri., 10-9; Sat.,
10-6; Sun.,. 10-5. Imagination Market,
parking off Humboldt St. Daycare
service. Sponsored in part by Mon-
day magazine. Christmas decoration,
workshop: Nov. 24, 25 from noon to 4
pm daily. Greate your own Christmas
decorations using a wide variety of
unique, decorative discards from
Victoria Business and industry. 47
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

schooner. This program is sched-
uled for the Central Library Multipur-
pose Room, 735 Broughton St. on
Thurs., Nov. 22 at 7:30 pm. Free,
everyone welcome. To ensure a
place, pre-registration is suggested
at 382-7241. 47

The Victoria ‘Y’ Volkssport Walking
Club — is having a 10 km guided walk
on Sun., Nov. 25. It starts and finishes
at the Gedar hill Rec. Center and the
route will take us around the Swan Lake
area. Registration at 9:30 am and the
walk starts at 10 am. Everyone is
welcome and there will be refreshments
available after the walk. For further info
ph. Don Evoy at 384-0724. 47

Peninsula Players —presents The
Best Laid Plans, a hilarious ‘spy spoof
set in exotic Jamaica. (2 act comedy),
Nov. 22, 23, 24, 8 pm, St. Stephen's

h d choosin The : ‘Admission 25 oe Church Hall, St. Stephen's Rd: (off Mt <
prizes. Admission cents. Everyone Newton X Rd. in Central Saanich). SS
ie ave tie e s acuvs ae _- 2 welcome. 140 Oswego St. 384-7184.48 Admission: $6, or $5 for seniors/stu-
Western Community Native Housing dents. Ticket outlets: Tanners Books
Wellesley : esty © give Us a Ca 2 Association — Bake and Craft Sale, (Sidney); The Thought Shop (Bren-
Sat., Nov. 24, 10 am to 3 pm, 554 —‘twood); or ph. 652-3650 (Alice Ras-
Goldstream Ave. For more info 474- mussen). 48!
: : 5349. 47 _ Letters From Beacon Hill - Creches: . y
800 383-9099 Western Community Native Housing Jovakia — The waiting is over for 4
: VICTORIA. ace ay Tours Available Association — Educational Night = Beacon Hill fans. Writer Stephen €.,
pesos —s ——— Teens and Alcoholism. Speaker: Rose White is back with not one, but two
were THE WELLESLEY Dally Jimmy. Thurs., Nov. 29, 7 pmto9pm, crazy families, worlds and’ interests

§54 Goldstream Ave. For more info ph.
474-5349. 48

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