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GEOGRAPHY LANDSCAPE ART AWARD

 

Surrey 7——
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The Sunrise Pavilion French
Club. dts 10341 = Wash St.,
Surrey, has been given a grant
of $1,850.00 by the federal
New Horizons program to
organize a course in beginning
conversational French for old-
er students.

The members also hope that
the success of this course will
encourage the development of
other courses such as creative
writing, Canadian history, and
Gestalt psychology.

Mrs. K. Gehl, #315, 1326S-
104 Avenue is the project
officer,

New Horizons is a program
of Health and Welfare Canada
that makes grants to groups of
senior citizens to develop pro-
jects that help them keep
active and of benefit to them-—
selves and their community.

Since it began two years
ago, New Horizons has funded
2900 projects across Canada
@ with over $16 million.

The announcement of this award did not
specify that it will take effect next
semester. Please watch for posters and
notices in early January giving details of
the competition, and submission, display,
and judging dates.

In the meantime, inquiries can be
directed to Jim Sellers, Surrey Campus,
Office 602E, local 215, or to any member of
the Geography group.

 

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FACULTY FILM REQUESTS WITH
VIEWING DATES ARE NEEDED NOW FOR
SPRING SEMESTER. /\ FEW HAVE ALREADY
BEEN PROCESSED AND BOOKED, BUT TO
INSURE AVAILABILITY AND AVOID
DISAPPOINTMENT LATER, PLEASE SEND
THEM TO US NOW BEFORE WE BEGIN
PROCESSING OUR NUMEROUS OUTSIDE /
REQUESTS. SEND TO HELEN HAUGHTON,

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