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A Douglas College Newsletter.
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November 5, 1981

 

| All faculty and staff are invited to bring
their family and friends (children 10 years
| and over) to participate in two consecutive
Saturday morning lecture-demonstrations.

 

Hilary Stewart, artist, naturalist, lecturer and author, will be con-
| ducting the two sessions.

|

The first session, on November 14, will deal with Coast Indians Use of
| Materials of Their Environment. A practical look at these skills and

| crafts, including displays, demonstrations and blackboard drawings will
clearly explain the techniques and use of these items.

Qn November 21, the second session, Early Indian Fishing Methods, will
examen the different techniques used by the Northwest Coast Indians for
harvesting sea and river-life. Illustrations and displays will be in-
cluded, along with a look at various cooking methods.

These sessions are co-sponsored with the New Westminster Public Library
and due to class size limitation, pre-registration is advised.

PLACE: New Westminster Public Library
716-6th St., New Westminster

TIME: 10:00 - 11:30 a.m.
FEE: $10.00 per family for the series, (including children

10 years and up)
$4,00 per person for the series.

For further information call 525-2075.