Money is available to those
students who are interested
in forming clubs.

For further information,
contact Student Society.

COMING EVENTS

INTRAMURALS:
Volleyball -- Winslow Site,
Friday, January 22nd, 1982
6:00-11:00 pm, sign up at
Student Society. First 12
teams only.

PUBS: Winslow Site -

Friday, January 22nd, 1982

7 ;00 - 12 midnight
McBride Site-- Friday,

February 5th, 1982

7:00 -- 12 midnight

ANNUAL GENERAL
MEETING STUDENT
SOCIETY 4 Friday,
February 26th, 1982 --
McBride Site.

1982: Douglas College
McBride Site Cafeteria:
One (1) Inter-service Bank-
card and one (1) Social
Insurance Card

Phone 522-6038

Found Tuesday, January
12th, 1982

Douglas College McBride
Site Cafeteria Building,
Men’s washroom: one (1)
men’s quartz watch Phone:
522-6038

Any interested staff, faculty
or students are invited to
attend a RESOURCE AND
TECHNICAL
INFORMATION SHARING
OPEN HOUSE sponsored
by Community Vocational
Rehabilitation Services. It
will be held on January
28th, from 1:00 to 4:00 pm
at 2266 Wilson Avenue,

 

& Coquitlam.

 

Found Monday, January 11,

Representatives from
Manpower, Kinsmen,
Polaris, CNIB* WID*
Ministry of Labour, speech,
and Hearing, Woodlands,
G.F. Strong, etc., will
display technical ‘aids,
discuss services, and pro-
vide information.

For further information,
contact Gladys Klassen at
local 285, McBride Site.
THE FOLLOWING
PROFESSIONAL
CONCERTS WILL BE
HELD AT DOUGLAS
COLLEGE THIS
SEMESTER.

ALL PERFORMANCES
WILL TAKE PLACE IN
ROOM N405 OF THE
MUSIC BUILDING AND
BEGIN AT 12:30 p.m.

January 28th,

Ruth Huang-Suzuki,
soprano

Harold Brown, piano

February 11th,
Jane Coop, piano

February 18th,

Carl Duggan, tenor
Richard Kitson, piano
March 4th -

Pat Daniels’ Woodwind
Quintet

March 25th,

Tatsuo Hoshina, tenor
Harold Brown, piano

Thursday, January 21st
Bob Wallis & His Storyville
Jazzmen, Hot Jazz Society

Three Nights, Members $6,
Guests $8, 36 E. Broadway

Zardoz - Simon Fraser
Cinema

Sci-fi about technology gone

wild in a society run by

eternally young intellectuals

8:00 pm, two nights
students $2.50

Red Cedar -- Soft Rock
Native Indian Band
1925 West Fourth

Friday, January 22nd

On Company Business -
Ridge Theatre

Director Allan Francovich
personally presents his new
film, a revealing documen-
tary on the C.I.A. 7:30 pm

Women and Men
Workshops in Radical
Therapy; join Joni Miller,
Tom Sandborn, Isobel

-Kilborn, Henry Nagler,

Three nights to register
call:437-0767

Straight Lines -- Soft Rock
$5, two nights

Saturday, January 23rd
The Villains and the
Questionnaires, Commodore

Monday, January 25th

The Frank Wakefield Band
The Soft Rock

Phantom India - Ridge Th.
Part 1-4 Monday, Parts 5-7.
Tuesday; 7:30, 16th &
Arbutus |

Tuesday, January 26th
Jam Session: Hot Jazz
Society, contact Lane
Harrison 733-4532

Wednesday, January 27th
Kingbees -- Commodore
Special Guests: David
Raven & the escorts

Go
Sar
a

Bob Wallis’ Farewell
Performance: Hot Jazz
Society, 36 E. Broadway
Members $6, Guests $8
Jacques Tati double Bill
“‘Mr. Hulots’ Holiday,’’
and

‘“‘Mon Oncle,” 7:30
Students $3.50,

General $4.00

Thursday, January 28th
Caswell Carnahan - Soft
Rock: Contemporary Celtic
Music :
Phoenix Jazzers - Hot Jazz
Society, 36 E.B’way
Michealangelo Antonioni’s
‘Zabriskie Point,’’ Simon
Fraser Cinema: Study of
the aggressive, materialistic
American lifestyle. Some
extraordinary photography
Restricted Students $2.50
8:00

Friday, January 29th
Shari Ulrich - Soft Rock
Two Nights

St. Valentine’s Day
Massacre - Hot Jazz

All That Jazz - Ridge
Three nights 9:55 pm
Students $ 3.50, Gen. $4.50

Saturday, January 30th
Grapes of Wrath - Simon
Fraser Cinema: 8:00, $2.50

From John Steinbeck’s

novel.

Dixieland Empress from Yy
Victoria - Hot Jazz

 

/ Hot Jazz Society

36 EK. Broadway

Will be hosting

Monday, February 1st
LAST CHANCE TO WITH
DRAW FROM CLASSES
WITHOUT RECEIVINGA
W ON TRANSCRIPT...
LAST CHANCE TO GET
UT cus ereratenlecnes tee!
Oregon - Soft Rock

Two shows, 7 & 10

Wednesday, February 3rd
Teresa Trull - Soft Rock
DH Lawrence double bill
‘‘Women in Love’’ &
‘The Virgin & the Gypsy’’
Two nights 7:30 & 9:55
attention.
Students wishing to learn
Japanese. Beginners
‘-eading, writing &
conversation. Interested
students please contact 589-

3130 any evevening.

     
    
  

‘“A TIME TORISE”’
produced by Jim Monro
and Anand Patwardhan.
Documentary about the

organising of the Canadian
Farmworkers Union
Sponsored by the Surrey
Alternative Movement
Sunday, January 31st, 2:30
Strawberry Hill Hall, 1%
blocks east of Scott Road,
on 75th Avenue.
Speakers;

Frank Izzard,

(Sec. S.A.M.)

Raj Chouhan

(Pres. C.F.U.)

Charan gill

(Pres. B.C.O.F.R.)
Admission by Donation,

Bob Willis & His Storyville Jazzmen

"Til Jan. 23