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November 26 to December 8th 1981.

 

b.b. Gabor Nov. 26 and 27
at InConcert, 315 Carroll;
669-9745. - a

Fri.27th

Hart Bros./Doo Lang at
Robson Square Theatre. $5
at the door; 736-1355 or

8238.

Pottery Sale at  Hycroft
House funds used to further
education in ceramics; 738-

Nutritioin and Health lec-
ture by Dr. Nathan Chel-

fetz, 1668 W. 8th Ave. $25,
732-6622 or 733-1644.

Ordinary People at SFU
Theatre, 8:00; 291-4869.

Barbara Cook at 8:00 at the
Orpheum; 687-1818.

B-Sides at In Concert, 315
-Carrall St. 669-7452.

B.B. Gabor, this time at the
SFU pub

Sun/29th

Sound Feelings with the
Banana Bands Children’s
Ensemble. #204-456 W.
Broadway; $3; 8:30

Devo makes the big time
playing at the Coliseum,
Tix VTC, etc.

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Hamp at Studio 58, tonite
and tomorrow at 8:00 and
Dec. 5 at 6 and 9.

King Crimson with two
shows at the Commodore,
$10.

CEERrT)

Images in Vogue at the Luv
Affair.

The Equators and the Vil-
lains at the Commodore.

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Thief at the SFU Theatre,
8:00.

Journey’s End at Studio 58
Dec. 3, 4, 8 and 9 at 8:00;
324-5227.

Powder Blues to the 5th at
In Concert, 315 Carrall St.,
669-9745.

Fraser River Estuary Study
Workshop, 7:00 at the Cen-

-tennial Community Centre,

65 E. 6th St. New West.

Fri.4th|

emily Carr art sale till the
6th, 1399 Johnston St.,
Granville Isle. :

Murray McLaughlan at the
QE Theatre, Tix CBO, etc.

The Canterbury Tales at
SFU Theatre, 8:00.

Kagemusha at SFU Thea-
tre, 8:00, 291-4869.

 

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Workshops in Radical Ther-
apy - women only till the
6th. Phone David Hastley at
437-0767, proceeds go to
the Concerned Aboriginal
Women.

Vancouver Status of Wo-
men’s Annual Christmas
Party, 727A E. 49th, 8-mid-
night, $5 employed, $3 un-
employed. Advance tix only
at Vanc. Status of Women,
Women’sa Bookstore, Ariel
Books and Octopur Books
East.

  
   
  
   

Steve Hackett, ex of Genisis

at the Commodore. A bar-
gain at $11? z

Wed 9th!

Workshop on Employment
and Communication for Dis-
abled Persons, YM/YWCA
180-6th St. New West.,
sponsored by the United
Way; 731-7781.

Thursday, Dec. 10.

The Image Makers a noon.

hour film at the New West. —

Public Library.
Un classified

Two bedrooms, large attic,
‘furnished & office, from
early to mid January till the
end of April. Fridge &
stove, laundry facilities, car
(port, no pets, in centra New
West, $300 per month,
‘deposit; call 522-0908.

The English & Communi-
‘cations department will be
‘holding an Advisement Ses-
sion on Wednesday, Dec-

we, ember 2nd from 4:00 to

    

Rajko at the QE Theatre 2
and 8:00.

Meg Christian at the Play-
house Tix at Ariel Books,
Women’s Bookstore and
Black Swan.

Nod Stooward at the Col-

iseum, (wherever that is),
Tomorrow too.

complex (N308abcd).

The English & Communi-
cations faculty will be on
hand to discuss the courses
and programs being offered
in the spring semester and
to answer and questions
that you might have. Infor-
mation about specific cou-
rses (descriptions, reading
lists, etc.) will be available.
We hope to see you there.

 

  

COMFORT

Its special taste
made it famous.

731-6511,

_ couver, 986-1351.

‘6:00 p.m. in the four-room —

Logo Competitionfor ee
Douglas and Kwantlen Fac-
ulty Association. $250 Prize
open till Dec. 31, sub-
missions to: Douglas and
Kwantlen Faculty Associa-
tion, 9260-140 St., Surrey,
V4A 5Y6.

Neighbourhood Houses Fes-
tivaltill Nov. 29 at Van
DuseDusen Gardens- phone

The Amy. Cannon Band at
the Town Pump, 66 Water
St., toDec. 5.

Karla Cummins Painting Ex
hibition at Coquitlam Public
Library, 3020 Lincoln, 464-
1112, till Dec. 31

North Shore Live- a play
about TV. Mon.-Sat. 8:30.

333Chesterfield, North Van-

magic realism at the Carn- |.
egie Centre, Main and Has-.
tings to Dec. 21.

The Hunchback of Notre
Dame at the Vancouver
Playhouse till Dec. 19 -
687-4444.

hat’s Off at City Stage, 751
Thurlow to Dec. 26, 8:30,
Tues to Fri, Sat. 6:30 and
9:30; 688-1436.

Scrooge at Carousell Theat-
re till Dec. 26; 685-6217.

Talking Dirty at the Arts
Club Theatre; 687-1644.

Mr. ZPuntila and his chauf-
eur Matti, Vancouver East
Cultural Centre; 254-9578.