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Local university programs
offered at Dunsmuir Lodge

Higher education is just up the
hill at Dunsmuir Lodge through
extension courses offered by the
University of Victoria.

First Nations, arts and gardens
are among the topics, along with a
special lunchtime discussion ser-
ies.

The lunchtime series includes a
lecture and discussion, followed
by lunch at the lodge.

The first speaker, on Oct. 16,
will be University of Victoria Pres-
ident Dr. David Strong, who will
speak on the potential of the
university.

On Oct. 23, Major General
James Tedlie will speak on his
experience as a peace keeper on
Cyprus and on Nov. 12, John
Dougan will speak on his career in
the diplomatic service.

A special program, First Nations
Education: From Past Traditions to
Future Dreams, will be offered in
the cultural centre of the
Lau,Welnew Tribal School, Bren-
twood.

Instructors will be Saanich
Indian School Board chief execu-
tive officer Edith Baker and
Lau,welnew principal Loretta
Hall.

The course will be offered from
Sept. 23 to Nov. 4.

A series about contemporary
issues affecting the Saanich peo-
ple is also planned. For more
information on that program, call
721-8481.

Starting Sept. 26, award-
winning fiber artist Gail Bradshaw
will conduct a course on Fiber Art:
Beyond Technique. Enrollment is
limited for this class, which will
teach design and combination of
different techniques.

Gardeners will be interested in
The Art of Garden Making: Clas-
sic Horticulturists, which will
review the work of influential

gardeners William Robinson, Ger-
trude Jekyll and Vita Sackville-
West.

The course will be held Oct. 16,
23 and Nov. 12.

William Butler Yeats: Poems
and Plays will review the work of
Yeats in three sessions, Oct. 16, 23
and Novy. 12, under the direction of
Dr. Stanley Freiberg.

Classical music lovers will
appreciate the For the Love of
Music series, which will review
the life and work of each of the
composers featured in the Master-
works Series of the Victoria Sym-
phony.

Each lecture will take place in
the week preceding the related
Victoria Symphony concert. The
series starts Sept. 27.

Another program ties into the
three productions of the Pacific
Opera of Victoria with Who is that
Masked Man? Trickery and Intri-
gue at the Opera.

Mozart’s Cosi Fan Tutte,
Strauss’ Die Fledermaus and
Verdi’s Un Ballo in Maschero will
be reviewed. Sessions will be held
Oct. 11, Feb. 7 and April 3.

Gain wisdom on owls with a
two part workshop on Nov. 12 and
13 entitled The Owls of British
Columbia. The workshop includes
a lecture and a field trip.

Two study groups will be meet-
ing at Dunsmuir Lodge, one on
Belief Systems and the Meaning of

Life and one on Areas of World
Conflict, 1980 to 2000.

The first group will meet from
Sept. 26 to Nov. 14 and the second
from Oct. 1 to Nov. 26.

For more information on study
groups Or a study group skills
introductory session slated for
Sept. 28, call 721-8827.

Pre-registration is required for
all programs. For registration
information call 721-8463.

Police search for Volkswagen van

Sidney RCMP are asking for the
public’s assistance in finding an
older-model white Volkswagen
van with bright green trim after it
was reported to be involved in a hit
and run accident on Third Street in
Sidney, about 11 a.m. Friday.

Witnesses saw the van being
backed up, hitting the front of a

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