October 2, 1981

Friday, Oct.2

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the journalistically inclined ,
With Kathy Ford, former
Sun reporter. In the Peak
Newsroom, room 314 in the
Rotunda, 4:30p.m.

DANCE DANCE DANCE
with the Questionaires at
the Russian Community
Centre, 2114 W. Fourth
Ave. ifi Vancouver. Tix at
Quintessence Records,
Black- Swan, Ernie’s Hot
Wax and the usual outlets.
No minors:

FREE FREE FREE, SFU’s
Centre For The Arts pre-
sentsElectric Phoenix, world
renowned for their extended
vocal techniques and elec-
tronic wizardry in the class-

ical/avant garde bent, This
noon hour show will be
somewhat of a lecture/dem-
onstration. At 12:30, SFU
theatre. Evening perfor-
mance at 8 p.m., $5.

Omni magazine presents

their own multimedia show
and lecture at 8 p.m.,
Instructional Resources
Centre, Woodward Auditor-

ium, UBG: Tix= $6, doors-

open at 7:30.

~ Saturday, Oct.3

IN CONCERT: Jim: Byrnes
with Blue Northern, 8:30
p.m., Commodore Ballroom.
Tix. $7 advance at C.B.O.
-and usual outlets.

CINEMA Simon Fraser pre-
sents Tess. Images Theatre,
SFU. 8 p.m.

Sunday, Oct.4

SOCCER. SFU versus Ore-
gon State. 1 p.m., Swangard
Stadium.

The B.C.Organization to
fight Racism is sponsoring a
PUBLIC RALLY at South
Memorial Park, 1000 E. 41
Ave - the park where an
East Indian man, Khushrall
Singh Gill, was beaten to
death just two months ago.

_ All welcome.

CRAFTS for sale at the Bur-
naby Craft Market, in the
Burnaby Arts Centre, 6450
Gilpin, 11 to5 p.m.

HALLOWEEN COSTUMES
family workshop. A course
and workshop event. 1 to $
p.m., Surrey Centennial
Arts Centre. Donation.

 

 

 

The Other Press

Monday, Oct.5

ATTENTION all communic-
cations students, especially
women. SFU’s communi-
cations department presents
Women in Production - The
Movie Chorus Line[video
and discussion]. Blue Room
(A.Q.) 2:30 to 4:30p.m.

OPENING: Vancouver artist
Robert Young, one of our
more thoughtful, yet techni-
cally creative printmakers,
displays his talent with a
selection of 50 prints. Till
Oct. 23, SFU gallery.

HERBERT MARSHALL,

undoubtly the world expert
in Soviet and East European:
performing arts, will be at
SFU all week for lectures,

screenings and discussions.

Phone 291-3363 for dates,

times and locations.

Tuesday, Oct.6

GERMAN students - brush
up on your conversational
skills. SFU’s German lan-
guages division presents
Die Erste Polka, a film
dealing with marriage and
family difficulties from a
German point of view dur-
ing World War Two. Images
Theatre. For more info. call
291-3544.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
club meets every Tuesday
and Thursday at Winslow
‘Gym from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Newcomers welcome.

POLICE auction at Burnaby
City Hall. Merchandise on
display before six p.m.,
auction 6 to 7 p.m.

Wednesday,
Oct.7

Women In Focus Gallery
presents:Clay sculture by

Persimmon Blackbridge. Til
Nov. 6. Suite 204-456 W.
Broadway. Watch for future
slideshows and discussions
on women, art and politics
led by CLAIRE Kujundzic
and Persimmon Blackbridge

D.C. FEMINIST ISSUES
SERIES. Lecture and rap for
women. This week: Non -
Sexist Child Rearing. 7:30 to
9:30. Hyde Creek Centre,
1379 Laurier, Port Coquitlam

SOCCER: SFU versus U of
Washington, 7:30 p.m.,
Swangard Stadium.

 

   

IN CONCERT ‘tonite and
tomorrow, Vancouver’s Ann
Mortifee at the Q.E. Thea-
tre, 8 p.m. For tix. phone
Vancouver Ticket Centre at
687-4444.

FACES OF MILITARISM - a
six week series of public
workshops. This week:ex-
ploitation of workers in
Korea. Saint Andrews
Church, Nelson at Burrard.

COOP RADIO BENEFIT at
Rohan’s with The Cows,
playing new wave; Sweet
Northern; a mixture of Blue
Northern and Doug and the
Slugs; and Bud Luxford’s
Buddy Selfish; rockabilly.
Phone Rohans or Co-op for
details.

OTHER PRESS $s staff
meeting every Thursday at
3:30. Come lend a hand and
learn the inner secrets of
this dynamic medium.

Thursday, Oct.8

CINEMA SIMON FRASER
presents The Elephant Man
[David Lynch, 1980] at 5PM
and Atlantic City [Louis”
Malle, 1981] .at 8PM.
Images Theatre.

D:C. Soccer Club meets
Tuesdays and Thursdays At
Queens Park. 6PM. New-
comers welcome.

Friday, Oct.9

THE ELEPHANT MAN, at
Cinema Simon Fraser. 8

.p.m., ImagesTheatre, SFU.

THE VILLIANS appear at
SUB ballroom, UBC, at 8
p.m. Tix. available a CBO,
Woodwards and AMS ticket
office, UBC.

PUB NITE. Winslow Cam-
pus. Doors open 7 p.m.

D.C. Leadership training.
Working with battered wo-
men. $10. Winslow site.
Contact 525-2075 for pre reg
details.

Saturday, Oct. 10

DANCE SOME MORE. Two
professional performers
present a moving combin-
ation called ‘Candescium’.
8 p.m., James Cowan Thea-
tre, Burnaby. Tix. $5 for
adults, $2.50 children.

 

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Nicholson and Jessica Lange
in one of the ‘‘best remakes
in years.’’ 8p.m. Images
Theatre,

Sunday, Oct.11

IT WAS HOPED that our
information centre in the
cafeteria could fill this space
but Mr. Information behind
the counter couldn’t give us
a thing concerning Douglas
College. No sports, no wom-

en’s events - absolutely —

nothing.

WOMEN IN FOCUS gallery
presents a two day work
shop in clay sculpture for
children aged six to 12. $]5
includes clay, firing, paint
etc. Please register prior to
this date by calling 872-2250

Monday, Oct. 12

BADMINTON CLUB meets
every Monday and Wednes-
day at Queen’s Park Annex
from 12 to 2 p.m. Object:
sociability, fitness and skill
with hopes of starting a
college team. All welcome,

- including beginners. For

more information , don’t ask
the information centre -
check the Other Press.

Tuesday, Oct. 13

COOP RADIO NEEDS vol-
unteers. Yu need not be an
expert in the field, just
motivated, creative and wil-
ling to learn the ropes.
Please call 684-8494 first
and ask for Jim Sands or
Peter Grant.

Wednesday,
Oct. 14

CINEMA TENDENCIES, an
alternative filmmakers’
group, presents Committed
Cinema every second Wed-
nesday night. Local video
and film artists present and
discuss their work. This
week - Amelia productions.
Robson Square media centre
room 2.

Thursday, Oct. 15

WOMEN TALK, a lecture
and discussion series for
and about women. This

- week: ‘‘Fat and Body Im-

age’’. 7:30 to 9:30, Maple

Ridge Secondary School. . i