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Talking to Your School Aged Child About
Sex (hr. tape)

If anyone wants to see television in the
making, two additional programs will be
filmed this fall.

October 27 - AIDS
November 24 - Child Abuse

Sessions will be held at the college at
1930 hours. The cost is $3 for each ses-
sion. Please register by calling Commun-
ity Programs and Services, Admissions at
520-5472.

et

Two capable instructors will give talks

on problem solving and profit growth,
along with other topics to assist the |
smal] businessman. Dr. Art Guthrie, a
practicing business consultant and James
Denholm (professional engineer and past
president of the C.G.A. of Canada) in-
struct at the Cctober 25 and 26 workshops.

The cost is $15. To register, call Com-

munity Programs & Services at 520-5472.

 

 

INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER GRAPHICS
As we head into the age of the micro-chip,
But it needn't be a ter-

most a necessity.
rifying experience.

Douglas College will show how computers can
be fun with "Introduction to Computer
Graphics", a two-session workshop that
starts October 21. The workshop teaches
how to write and apply programs which use
the graphic capabilities of microcomputers.

The student may not invent Pac Man in the
first week, but they will be able to pro-
duce still and moving images for use in
business or leisure. The cost is $47, or
roughly 94 games of Donkey Kong without a
reply.

To register, call Community Programs and
Services at 520-5472,

learning how to use computers has become al-

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WORD PROCESSING BRUNCH |
Who said “never on a Sunday"? |

"Word Processing - What's it all About?"
is a workshop designed to give partici-
pants an idea of what word processing can

do for them.

The workshop examines the roll of the of- |
fice worker, factors to consider about
records management, and gives advice on |
purchasing a word processor to suit your
needs.

 

 

This single session workshop cost $40, and
includes brunch. What better way to start
the day?

To register, cal] Community Programs &
Services at 520-5472.

 

WOMEN IN BUSINESS

Douglas College and the Ministry of Indus-
try and Small Business will be co-sponsor-

 

GROWTH AND PROFIT IN THE 80's
Douglas College is planning to give smal]

through the 80's.

"Plan to Grow and Profit in the 80's" is a
two session workshop designed to help busi-
nesses stay on their feet and flourish by
developing and implementing their own busi-
ness plan.

 

business operators insight on how to inake it

ing a FREE seminar on October 27, 1900 to
2200 hours, to be held at the college.

"Women in Business - A Dynamic Presence",
will be presented by Bill Gibson and Neil
Godin, charismatic lecturers of Newport
Marketing. They have presented seminars
to over 20,000 people within the last year
for the Ministry of Industry and Smal]
Business.

Topics covered during this evening, which
is designed for women managers, supervis-