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CAMPUS
Douglas College

Maple Ridge Parks and Rec-
reation, Maple Ridge Status of
Women and Douglas College
co-sponsor a Wednesday mor-
ning series of seminars titled
‘*Women at Home’’. This series
will focus on ‘*Occupation:

Housewife’’ and the feelings
and concerns of women at
home. Small group discussions

speakers to allow maximum
individual participation. Five
Wednesday mornings from
March 9 at the Centennial
Pavillion, Maple Ridge. $15
Coffee will be available. For
registration info. call 463-3113.

will be combined with guest -

Monday Poetry Reading by
Steve McCaffery 12 - 1 p.m.
Surrey. Room 701.

Social and Historical inform-
ation of Canada 12 - 1 p.m. 4
room Complex New West cam-
pus.

Student Society meeting on
Wednesday March 9.

SFU

The Simon Fraser Gallery
presents an exhibition of White
Sculpture of the Inuit, the first
public showing of this superb
private collection of ivory and
bone sculpture of the Canadian
Inuit. March 7-25. Simon Fraser
Gallery, AQ3004, SFU. 291-4266

 

   

Simon Fraser Group Theat
presents

The Collected Works

of Billy The kid

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by Michael Ondaatje

_ Directed by Gordon McCall |
| Studio IT Simon Fraser University |
; March2-5,9-128pm si
Tickets $2
Phone 291-351

   

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The Simon Fraser Group
Theatre presents ‘‘The Collect-
ed Works of Billy The Kid’’ by
Michael Ondaatje, directed by
Gordon McCall. March 9-12, 8
p-m. Studio II.

SFU presents the new Green-
peace film: “‘Voyages to Save
the Whales’’, a 60 minute,
colour film produced with the
SFU Film Workshop. Mon.,
March 7; 12:30, 5:30, 7 and 8:30
p-m. Images Theatre, SFU $2,
$1 students.

UBC
Museum of Anthropology
presents an exhibit of the prints
and carvings of Tsmishian artist
Roy Vickers continues to March
1S. 228-3825.

UBC’s Womens Resource
Centre looks at womens’ lives
on film and video, ‘‘Equal to the

Man Next to Me’’ each Thurs- _

day to March 10. Room, 301.
Vancouver Public Library, 750
Burrard St., Van.

Freddy Wood Theatre pre-
sents ‘‘The Revengers Tra-
gedy’’ by Cyril Tourneur,
March 2-13, 8 p.m. $4, $2
students. For info. call 228-2678

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ART
‘‘Trends and threads’’, a
display by the Coquitlam Con-
temporary Weavers will be on
display at Place des Arts, 166
King Ed., Coquitlam to March
9.

From March 10-23, Place des
Arts will feature an exhibition of
work by Betty Gendi, a talented
young artist born on the Chinese
mainland. The exhibition will
include traditional Chinese
Brush Paintings as well as
drawings, and landscapes and
portraits in oils. Place des Arts,
166 King Ed., Coquitlam. 526-
2891.

Toronto poet, Steve McCaf-

fery will read in the BAG |

Lounge at 8 p.m., March 7th.
Burnaby Art Gallery, 6344 Gil-
pin Bby. 291-9441.

The Vancouver Art Gallery

presents five exhibitions: March
5-April 10: ‘Andy Warhold’’,
Working in series’’ including
silk-screen prints from Electric
Chairs, Marilyn and Flowers;
March 5-27: Canadian Paintings
of the 60s and 70s; March 5-27
‘“*Giant Saw’’ by Oldenburgb
and ‘‘The Execution’’ by Segal.

TEMPLETON GOLDEN YEARS COMMITTEE —

1977 is the Golden Anniversary of Templeton Secondary
School. As part of our celebration, we are holding a Reunion at
the school on April 6 from 6:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. Needless to
say, former students and staff are scattered from one end of
the country to the other and we are trying to reach as many as

possible. We would appreciate any help you could give us.

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LIMITED TIME ONLY |

SPECIAL. INTRODUCTORY OFFER-

Both are works representative
of the pop art movement of the
mid-60s; March 6-April 13:
“Four Places’’ ,.a juxtaposition
of recent works by four Canad-
ian artists; March 17-April 17:
‘European Drawings from
Canadian Collections’’.

Also at the Gallery a series of
seminars: March 13, 2:30 - 4:30
p-m.; ‘‘At Home’? with Gathie
Falk, Liz Magor and Allan
Detheridge whose works are
presently on display in ‘‘Four
Places’’; March 18, 8 p.m.:
Peggy Gale: ‘‘Canadian Video’,
a half-hour illustrated lecture!
followed by an hour long
screening of recent work by
Canadian video artists; March
20, 7:30 p.m.: Greg Curnoe: The |
Rise of Regionalism-Some
Thoughts on Self-Determinat-
ion. Vancouver Art Gallery,
1145 W.. Georgia St., Van.
682-5621.

FILM

Monday Night Movies pre-
sent: March 7, ‘‘Sullivans Tra-
vels’’; March 14: ‘‘Santa Fe
Trials’’; March 21: ‘‘Freaks’’;
March 28: ‘‘The Adventures of
Robin Hood’’. All films are
Monday nights at 8 p.m. $1.25.
VECC, 1895 Venables St., Van.
254-9578. Paani

The History Book featuring
the Rat, March 12 at 2 p.m.
parts I-IV and March 19 at 2.
p.m. parts V-VIII, $1.50 VECC,
254-9578.

 

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Still for sale. Two E.T. Mag
wheels. $50 0.b.0. Poger 594-
1994.

Motorcycle for Sales
1976 Suzuki A-100 Géod eco-
nomical machine $500 0.b.o.
Phone Mike, at 299-9296.
Wanted
Ten speed biycycle - call
Marilyn 876-5468.

Two bedroom suite 12967A-
108th Avenue Whalley $200.00
588-4592 Ask for Mr. Quilici

ECKANKAR

presents a
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MARCH 9

noon till 1 pm
room $203