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November 25 showings are "Frog Goes to Dinner,"â€""Harry the Dirty Dog," and more. Parents welcome. Free. Our Money Talks continue Thursday evenâ€" ings, 7 to 8:30. November 2: Grete Halwachs speaks on Real Estate Investments. November 9: Susan Pottruff deals with Mortgage Financâ€" in%. Four professionals answer your questions. ‘ales to Warm the Wintar and the imastna and Sale, pays special tribute to Maurice Nicholo, who first brought Tibetan works to Canada. The official opening celebration is verve. Wed., Nov. 22 at 7 p.m. Please register. Anexoticvisualtrntiainltoreforyoufmm November 9 to 21. Tibetan Art: Retromcfive and Sale, pays special tribute to Maurice a if VC SORiinrPnie O â€"ACnmbstiinih ty â€" hob to Dinner," the Dirty Dog," and more. Parents weleomu. "Tis the seéason" (almost!) The Royal Botaniâ€" cal Gardens‘ demonstration of festive decoraâ€" tions will help you deck your halls with new features include "Angus Lost," an pullya." 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