February 4th to 18th 1982

The Other Press

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Tee
ODDS AND SODS:
“Exploring the Deep
Frontier,’’ at Vancouver
Public Aquarium 685-3364
Geoffrey Smedly, British
sculptor exhibit at Vanc’r
Art Gallery until Feb. 7th
Sybil Andrews’ linocuts,
Vancouver Art Gallery,
until Feb. 7th
Ansel Adams’ Photo exhibit

 

in Presentation House
MOVIES:

Downtown

Downtown _ Theatre:
Coming at You - 3D
685-6725

Ridge Theatre (Arbutus St):
738-6311

Vancouver East Cinema:
253-5455

Savoy: 872-2124
Hollywood: 738-3211

Dance;
Pavlova Celebration at
Queen Liz _ Theatre

until Feb. 6th. 687-1818

Theatre;

Romeo and Juliet, until
February 6th at Vancouver
Playhouse 687-4444
Battering Ram, at Carnegie
Battering Ram, at Carnegie
Centre, 665-2220
Moonshot, until Feb. 20th,
Arts Club theatre, 685-6217
The Elephant Man, Arts
Club, 687-1644
The Lion in Winter, until
Feb 6th, at Robson Square
689-5313

My Three Angels,
Vagabond Playhouse,
February 17 to March 6th,
521-0412

MUSIC:
Rogers and Hart, Present-

‘ation House, N. Vancouver

986-1351

South Pacific, Old Audit-
orium at UBC,228-2678
Last Call, A musical set
after a nuclear bomb drops
in Vancouver.

 

 

 

 

Vancouver

East Cultural Centre
254-9578

Vancouver Wind Trio,
Thursdays, Arts Club
Theatre Lounge
Wheelchair Volleyball

Demonstration

On Tuesday, February 16,
a volleyball team sponsored
by the Canadian Wheel-
chair Sports Association
will challenge two Douglas
College Volleyball teams to
a match. The C.W.S.A.
team will
wheelchair players and one °
able-bodied player. The
purpose of this event is to
demonstrate mobility and
recreational potential of
wheelchair-bound people as
well as provide enter-
tainment. The demonstra-
tion will take place at the
Winslow Gym, at 12:00
p.m. Bring your lunch, sit.
back, and be entertained.
For more information,
contact-Gladys Klassen,

consist of 2.

PUB: February 12th, 1982

McBride Site, 7-10 p.m.

Theme: ‘Grub Pub’’

Prizes for best Female and Male grubiness

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Douglas College Student Society

February 26th, 1982

McBride Site Cafeteria

10:00 a.m.

Constitutional Changes and

Canadian Federation of Students Referendum
BE THERE AND MAKE YOUR VOTE COUNT

Student Society Council Meeting
Wednesday, February 10th, 1982
4:30, Room 105, McBride site

COL

BACKGAMMON TOURNAMENT
Friday, February 12th, 1982

6:00 p.m.(pub is 7:00 - 12:00)

McBride Site Cafeteria/Faculty Lounge
CASHPrizes

1.S.1.C. [INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
IDENTITY CARDS]
To receive special rates and discounts on travel,
aoe theatres, museums, hotels, restaurants, retail
outlets, camping trips and work exchanges, both
locally and abroad, purchase an 1.S.1.C.card. The
Association of Student Councils/Canadian Uni-
versity Travel Service, a non-profit organisa-
4 tion, issues these cards. Full-time students can
purchase one for $5.00 at the Student Society
Business Office, McBride Site.

 

 

 

 

 

McBride Site, Local 285.

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Ever wonder how a
jumbo jet gets safely

 

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(Valid until Feb 12/82)

8 Hours in Car

4125

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Students picked up at any

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to its destination
thousands of miles
away so easily? .

A close partner-
ship between the
flight crew and
Air Traffic Control
ensures it.

We're Air Traffic
-| Control. How
about joining us for
an exciting and
rewarding career.

As a controller, there are several
different positions you could hold.

You might be responsible for
aircraft and service vehicles moving
on the taxiways of an airport, or you
could have the responsibility for
take-offs and landings.

Both of these jobs are located in
the Control Tower.

You might get an Area or Radar
Terminal Controller's assignment.
That's where you monitor and direct
the aircraft in your sector to ensure
they're safely separated and moving
along the airways as efficiently
as possible.

 

 

IF YOUR FUTURE SEEMS
UPINTHEAIR, —
HOLD IT RIGHT THERE!

 

 

 

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The controller's
job isn't easy.
You're responsible
in part for the safe
movement of hun-
dreds of aircraft
daily.

You have to be:
on top of the job
at all times. Instant
| situation analysis
| and split-second
decision-making
are prime requisites.

Air Traffic
Control is an exciting, rewarding
career. It's unique.

If you think you've got what it
takes, we'd like you to join our team.

Just write to us at
Careers in Air Traffic Control,

Box 70, P.O. Station ‘A/
Vancouver, B.C.

V6C 2L8

Canada

Transport Transports
Canada Canada

Air Air

 

 

 

 

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL.
IT’S A RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS.