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WHITE ROCK AND SURRY NATURALISTS - OUTINGS.

Sun. Feb. 4: Drayton Harbour and surround-
ings. Leader, Madelon Schouton,
536-6018.

Sat. Feb. 10: The best of Delta. Andre Willems, §

531-7061.

Sun. Feb. 18: Steveston Dyke and Shady Island.
Arnold Code, 594-1944.

Sun. Feb. 24: Squamish, in the hopes of

sighting eagles. Martha Harding, ¢

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UBC OPEN HOUSE '79
Once every three years, UBC makes a special
effort to expose some of the weird and won-
derful things which are essential to its
existence. This expose is given the title of
‘Open House' which at best is a vague des-
cription of the event. During the two days
which constitute Open House, members of the
public will have the opportunity to explore
all intriguing nooks and crannies on the UBC
campus.

This year's theme is 'UBC-it works for you'.
Most faculties and schools will be setting

up displays and projects to illustrate this
theme. Displays will be informative and will
invite visitor participation.

Display plans have not yet been finalized, but
in the past some of the attractions have
been:
- a mock trial in the Law Faculty
- 'take-home trees' from Forestry
- continuous recitals in the Music Building
- displays in the gymnasium
- chemistry magic shows
- a farm equipment display from the
‘friendly faculty' of Agriculture

This year UBC has two new facilities - the
Museum of Anthropology and the Aquatic Cen-
tre, both highly praised and thoroughly
enjoyed by members and non-members of the
UBC community.

We at UBC extend an invitation to you, your
staff and your students to attend our Open

House, March 2 & 3. This event has special
value for those considering attending uni-
versity. Group tours will be conducted

for all interested.

For further information, write or phone:
Sheila Fitzpatrick, Public Relations, or
Van McLean, University Tours,

c/o Open House '79, Box 59,
Student Union Bldg., UBC,
Vancouver

Phone 288-5415.

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BURNABY ART GALLERY

A Terrible Beauty: The Art of Canada
at War will be on exhibition at the
Burnaby Art Gallery until February 11.

The large number of paintings and draw-
ings on display were selected from the
Canadian War Art Collection and rep-
resent an exceptional body of work by
artists who were, and who have become,
important figures in the development

of Canadian art.

There is no admission fee for the show.
Gallery hours are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
weekdays, except Wednesday; Wednesday,

from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and weekends from
noon to 5 p.m.

 

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