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CAMPUS
Douglas College: Student
Council meeting, Nov. 30, 6:30
p-m., New West Campus, stu-
_ Ident lounge. All invited.

Seminar on Human Sexuality:
Changing Values and Lifestyles,
Monday, Dec. 6. 12 - 1:30 New
Westminster, Room 308.

UBC: Music Department pre-
sents a series of noon-hour and
evening concerts performed by
campus groups. Call: 228-3113
for times and locations.

UBC: A display of North
the National Museum of Ot-
tawa, on loan to the Museum of

31, enchanced by tape record-
ings in both English and
French.

Langara: Studio 58 presents:
‘‘Night Must Fall’’, a 1930's
thriller injected with plenty of
comedy. To Dec. 9, 8 p.m.
| Tickets are $2.50. Reservations
are advised and can be made by
calling: 324-5227. Studio 58, 100
W. 49th Ave., Van.

FILMS

Evening of Buddhist Film Per-
formance. Nov., 29, 8 p.m.
Vancouver East Cultural Cen-
tre, 1895 Venables St.,

three colour films from Mexico.
Nov. 30 & Dec. 1, 7 & 9:15 p.m.
Van. East Cul. Cen. 1895 Ven-
ables, St., Van. 254-9578.

DANCE

David Y.H. Lui presents: The
Winnipeg Ballet and ‘‘Nut-
cracker’, Nov. 30 - Dec. 4, 8:30
| p.m. Saturday matinee at 2:30
p.m. Tickets: $5 - $8 from the
Van. Ticket Cen., 683-3255.
QET.

__ CONCERTS
Murray McLaughlin Dec. 3 &
4, QET Playhouse. The Old
| Roller Rink line-up: Sonny Terry
and Brownie McGee, Dec. 3-6;
Long John Baldry, Dec. 7-11.
All show times: 8:30 & 11:30
p.m. The Old Roller Rink, 135
W. Ist St., N. Van. 986-1331.

Give Barry a helping hand
Get your clothes decorated
with the pattern of your choice.

or, better still, design your own
Call Sun Graphics for details
731-3885 or 736-5200

 

Anthropology at UBC to Dec. .

An Infinity Studio presents: -
Om Ma Ni Pad Me Hum: An

Van.
i Cult and Shamanish:

 

Lou Reed, Dec. 8

Tower of Power, Dec. 5

Valdi Show with Pied Pump-
kin, Dec. 19

Jimmy Buffett-David Brom-
berg, Dec. 12

Count Basie, Jan. 16
Tickets for the above available
from Woodwards Concert Box
offices. Phone: 687-2801.

POETRY
The Poetry of Ecstacy, the life
and works of Islam’s great Sufi
poet, Mevlana,Jellalud’din Ru-
mi including readings and dis-
cussions are held every Sunday
at 8 p.m. Community Centre,

1962, 4th Ave., Van.
Readings by West Coast Po-

_ ets every Sunday to Dec. 5 at the

Vancouver Public Library, 750
Burrard St., Van.

COMMITTEES
Sterra Club; discussion on
B.C. Hydro Dam Sites, Nov. 30,
8 p.m. Planetarium, 1100 Chest-
nut St., Van.
Surrey Crisis Centre needs
volunteers. Call: 581-5288.

ART

Vancouver Art GaKery pre-
sents: to Dec. 12 - Jack Bush: A
Retrospective Exhibition of 56
paintings; Dec. 1-15 - The
“Sensuous Line: Indian i
of the 17th, 18th, and 19th
centuries; Dec. 15-Jan. 2 -
Emily Carr; Dec. 1-Jan. 2 - Old
Masters from the Permanent
Collection.

Burnaby Art Gallery pre-
sents: Jingle Bell Jungle: A
Christmas Caper by Evelyn
Roth and Sharon Half night, to
Jan. 2, 77, with a number of
Saturday, Sunday and Wednes-
day special events and work-
shops. For further detail call:
291-9441. Bby. Art Gal., 6344
Gilpin, Bby.

Christopher Reed, air brush
and photo silkscreen paintings
on canvas to Nov. 30. Artists
Gallery, 555 Hamilton, Van.
687-1345.

Brian Scott, paintings to Nov.
30. Surrey Centennial Arts Cen-
tre, 13750, 88th Ave. surrey.

Daniel Kazimierski, photo-
graphs of Hutterite children.
Van, East Cul. Cen., 1895
Venables St., Van. 254-9578.

FAIRS
_ Daily Arts and Crafts Fair,
wartside, foot of 8th St., New
West. Sunday, noon to 6 p.m.;
Tues.-Sat., 10:30 - 6 p.m.,
Friday to 9 p.m. Large selection
of local arts and crafts.

Sommerset Lane Crafts Fatr,
every first Sunday as well as
Dec. 12. Century Park, Canada
Way at Gilpin, Bby. 299-4078.

Christmas Crafts Fair at V.E.
C.C. Dec. 3-19. Three different
sessions featuring different art-
ists for each: Dec. 3-8; Dec.
9-14; Dec. 15-19. Van. East Cul.
Cen., 1895 Venables St., Van.
254-9578.

Woodlands Bazaar held in the
Recreational Therapy Building
at Woodlands, Dec. 3 from 7 -
9:30 p.m. Phone: 521-2611, local
258.

THEATRE

Village Wooing to Dec. 4.
Noon hour performances: 12:15
p.m.; evening performances:
8:30 p.m. Tickets: $2. City
Stage, 751 Thurlow, Vancouver.
688-7013.

The Count of Monte Cristo
Show, Dec. 13-30, 8:30 p.m.
Tickets: $3-$7.50. For more
info. call: 684-5361. QET

The Torch Bearers, to Dec.
18, 8:30 p.m. Tickets: $4.95-
$5.95. David Y.H. Lui Theatre,
1036 Richards St., Van.

My Three Angels at Metro
Theatre to Dec. 4, 8:30 p.m.
Tickets: 266-7191 Metro Theatre
1370 Marine Dr., Van.

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Dec.

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The Aphrodesian Masked
Dancers perform their ‘‘Astral
Spaceship Show’’ at the York
Theaztu, 639 Commercial, Van.,
Dec. 3 & 4. Also appearing at
the Surrey Centennial Arts Cen-
tre. Dec. 2. All shows at 8:30
p.m. Tickets: $3.50, $2.

Heritage Musical Theatre
presents: ‘‘Fiddler on the Roof”’
to Nov. 27 and Dec. 1-4, 8 p.m.
Tickets: $3.50,$1.75 students.
James Cowan Theatre, 731-
5459.

WORKSHOPS
The Crafismans’ Association
offers assistance to amateur and
professional craftspersons in the
fields of marketing, etc, as well
as a public ‘‘upstairs gallery’.
For more info. call: 681-9631.

Ampro Photo Workshops of-

fers three one-day seminars: *

Large Prints, Dec. 14; Mounting °

and Display, Dec. 16; Print
Emulsion, Dec. 13. Ampro Pho-
to Workshops, 117 W. Broad-
way, Van. 876-5501.

place Des Arts offers a series
of workshops in print-making,
drawing, construction, painting
and fabrics. $12. Place des Arts,
166 King Ed., Coquitlam. 526-
2891.

The Department of Continu-
ing Studies and the Burnaby Art
Gallery presents: The History of
Art in BC. 13 Wednesdays
beginning Jan. 12/77, 7:30 -
10:30 p.m. $40. This course may

Douglas College Drinking Team

Beer-a-thon

To be held at the Steveston Hotel,
Saturday, Dec. 4, 12 noon to passout.

Pledges will be taken on a per-beer
basis and all funds raised will be donated
to the new children’s hospital in Rich-

Pledges will be accepted up to 6 p.m.

3rd. To place pledges and for
further information, phone Carol Grout at

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be taken for credit. Contact the
Continuing Studies Office at
291-4565. Bby. Art Gal., 6344
Gilpin, Bby. 291-9441.

 

PLANETARIUM
Music under the Stars: Fren-
ch Impressionists Wednesday
Dec. 1, 7:30 p.m. 1100 Chestnut
St., Vancouver.

 

Pena - Benefit for the Chilean
Resistance.

8 p.m. December 3rd, Ukran-
ian Hall, 805 E. Pender. Chilean
Food and refreshments, resist-
ance music and door prizes.
Donation $3.

 

Surrey Single Parent’s needs
discussion leaders and speak-
ers, phone 581-2492.

CHINA ANYONE

A trip to the Peoples’ Repub-
lic of China is being sponsored
by the College Faculties Feder-
ation. It will be May 6 - 29, 1977
and be made up of students and
faculty.

If interested, contact John
Patterson or Sabine Mabardi at
521-4851 as soon as possible.

 

 

 

 

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