#9103 - Apr 1991

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The Kensington Market Drum, Aprill991
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DATES TO WATCH
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DRUM HUM * COMMUNITY ADS I
Sundays: beginning April 7 at
761 Queen St. An exploration of
theepistleofJarnes "faith without
works is dead". A book that is
ignored in theological colleges.
info: Brian Burch, United Church
of Canada 362-2004 or969-8468.
THERE IS LIFE BEFORE
DEATH! The New Intelligence
Lectures given by Jan Cox,
author of "The Death of
Gurdjieff in The Foothills of
Georgia" are screened Sundays
at 6:30 p.m. at 1044 Bathurst
Street. 652-0099
THlJRSDA YS: Scat Cabaret
at Scadding Court: free coffee,
free child care (under five),
starts at7 pm, pay what you can.
Music and a bit of theatre.
Phone 588-8580 for info.
April 13: 761 Queen St. (formerly
St. Christopher House) 7:30
pm . Writers, Justice and Faith.
Readings by Maggie Helwig,
Sharon Goodier and Brian Burch.
info 362-2004 or 969-8468
April15: Toronto Public Library
public meeting at City Hall. Find
out about plans for improvement
to library services over the next 5
years. Discuss tbe Five Year
Strategic Plan (a draft copy will
be avaiable at the meeting)
April 17: . noon- 3pm LIFT'S
FIRST ANNUAL INDOOR
PICNIC
(LIFT-Low Income Families Together)
519 Church Street (Church between
Bloor and Wellesley)
Food, Beverages, and TIC tickets
provided ·
Music by Cool Congress, Fun
Stuff for Kids
If your on Welfare or a Low Wage
Earner, come and celebrate!
Conta~t LIFT for more information
at 864-1634-
April17: 7:30pm at The Education
Centre, 155 College St. 1991
Lecture series for Women
Cyclists." Addressing Roadblocks
to Commuting". Sharon Elliot and
panel. Tips and ideas on cycling to
work.
April17: Western Hospital public
meeting. 6: 15 pm see ad p 3
TORONTO BOARD OF
EDUCATION PARENTS
CONFERENCE '91 takes
place Sunday April21 at Central
Technical School. Registration
is through your school and is
very limited. If you're interested
in the issues to be covered ( everything!
streaming and
destreaming, parent involvement,
dealing with violence,
computers, sexism,
environmental education... )
find out who from your school
is going to be there!
April 24: Sanderson Library.
Family films: "The Wild Swans"
7pm.
April24: 7:30pm at theEcucaiton
Centre, 155 College St. 1991
Lecture series for women cyclists.
"Purchasing Pedal Power" Liane
Gillies on buying a new bike.
April 27: CELEBRATE MAY
DAY, sponsored by Socialist
Challenge/Gauche Socialiste.
Latin American Rock, buffet
dinn~r. cash bar, speakers, literature
and craft displays, raffle,
labour songs and dancing. St.
Christopher House, 248 Ossington
A venue at Dundas, 7 pm. tickets
$12 (employed) $8 (non-waged)
, Concerts at
University Settlement
House
Faculty recital: Monday April15,
7:30pm
music for voice, guitar, piano,flute
and violin by Bach, Mozart, Faure
and others·. ·
Student recital: Wednesday April
24, 7:30 pm . A selection of our
:;tudents, and a guest performance
by the Scadding Court Steel Band
SNAP PANS.
New music and jazz: Friday May
17, 7:30pm. Experimantal compositions
performed by Jeff
Martin (violin), Roxane Hreha
(flute), and Doug Chase (piano).
everyone welcome
free of charge
Earth Week Calendar Sunday,
April21:
Project Indigenous Restor11tion.
Native speakers from the Arctic
to the Amazon, music, dance.
6arn-5pm. Queens Park
Sunday,April21: Earthday Festival
in Sherwood Ravine.
(Bayview and Eglinton)
Musicains, storytellers, jugglers,
tree planting, food and poetry -
all in the style of Robin Hood and
Maid Marion. Starts at 10 a.m.
Call 975-8205 for info.
Monday, April 22 (Earth Day):
Playwright's Union of Canada
presents An Evening with the
Perfect Piece, 94 7-0201
Tuesday, April 23: Public
Transint Leave-your -car.-at -home
Day.
Wednesday, April24: Litterless
Lunch Day. Make your lunch
disposible-food-container free.
Thursday, April 25: Tree Day.
Tree Planting around Metro.
Friday, April 26: Toront9 Hydro
urges you to save energy and
introduces the new brown plan to
putanukereactorinevery garage.
Saturday April27: Variety Club
Wheelchair Celebrity Challege,
Nathan Phillips Square.
For further Information call Earth
Week Ho_tline:392-1500
DRUM IS ALSO
photographers
advertising + editorial
industrial + portrait
still life + location
post production
videographers
inquire 416-599-drum
00 For Rent and Sale
For sale: $135,000.
Cute detached 2 storey 2 bedroom
house, near TIC, shopping
(Queen/Dovercourt) 922-8749.
Leave message.
KENSINGTON Upper Victorian
3-4 bedroom. Hardwood floors,
carpet, appliances, laundry.
$1595/mo. inc. utilities. 699-6156
ROOM FOR RENT: Brunswick
at College. Sublet May to September,
$350 inclusive call Amy
323-1078
01 Yard Sales
Planning the sale of the season?
. Tell your neighbours with a
/DRUM HUM ad!
02 Child Care
Catholic Settlement House Day
Nursery has spaces available for
children 2 1/2 to 9 yrs. old
Non-profit daycare, central
location - Call 977-0254
SNOWFLAKE CHILD CARE
CENTRE has spaces available for
children 2 1{2 to 5 years. Small,
non-profit day care in this area
(Carr Street). Individual approach,
whole foods menu. Phone
368-9124.
FAMILY DA YCARE SER.:'
VICES, a United Way Agency, is
looking for people in our community
to provide child-care. See ad
pg9.
03 Help Wanted
ADMINISTRATOR. Kensington
Carnival Arts Society will interview
candidates for the post of
theatre administrator Application
in writing with resume to 45
Bell