ors, or business owners, include:

- The Canadian Woman, how she has changed
our business

- Overcoming stereo-typed images and how to
prove that a woman can do the job

- How to supervise men and other women

- Making the right decision when responsi-
bility lies with you

- How to talk so other listen

To register, call Community Programs & Ser-
vices at 520-5472.

 

HOW TO STAY AWAKE AT THE OPERA THIS YEAR

Don't go thinking Rossini is a type of
Pasta!

Instead, recognize the composers, know the
stories, recite the liberettos, hum the
arias, and direct the overtures. This
course gives a general overview of opera
with in-depth explorations of the four op-
eras to be produced by the V.0.A.

Mandatory for both neophyte and veteran op-
era-goers! First session: Verdi's Nabucco.

The cost is $10 for the Saturday, October 15
course, which will be held in Room 3221
from 0900 to 1230 hours.

To register, call Community Programs & Ser-
vices at 520-5472.

 

POETRY READING

Dale Zieroth will hold a public poetry read-
ing October 20 at 1600 hours in Room 3820.

The reading is sponsored by the Canada Coun-
cil and everyone is welcome.

Last year, Dale had a volume of poems pub-
lished entitled "Mid-river". Some of his
poems were published in the recent "Oxford
Book of Canadian Verse" edited by Margaret
Atwood. He teaches creative writing at
Douglas and Kwantlen Colleges, as well as
instructing in the summer writing program of
the Banff Fine Arts Program,

 

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THE NEW WESTMINSTER CANADIAN CLUB

The New Westminster Canadian Club will be
holding its next dinner meeting on Wednes- |
day, October 19 at 1830 hours in the Royal
Towers Hotel.

The topic for the evening is "World Herit-
age Sites". The speaker for the evening

is Peter Bennett, Special Advisor to the
Assistant Deputy Minister of Parks for |
Canada on the UNESCO World Heritage Con-
vention. There will also be a slide pres-
entation.

Tickets for this dinner meeting are $12.
If you are interested in attending, please
contact Gena Ballantyne at local 4910, by
October 17.

 

UBC COUNSELLING TEAM

Douglas College welcomes the following ser-
vice and counselling teams to our premises,
We look forward to the upcoming year in
making this special project operational.

The U.B.C. Counselling Service will be op-
erating at Douglas College as an adjunct
to the Counselling Department. This spec-
jal counselling team will be working
Thursdays from September to April. Con-
tact person at the college is Barb Mowat.
The team members are as follows: Dr. Norm,
Amundson - supervisor, Barbara Marak, Bar-
bara Slayter, Pam Biela, Marianne Zezelic,
Donna Barreca and Susan Rungta.

Referrals for Individual Counselling and
Workshops should be channelled to Barb
Mowat.

Thank You
Barb Mowat

 

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