SUMMER YOUTH
EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM

The Ministry of Labour is again making
funds available for approved student summer
work projects at Douglas College.

Faculty, Students, Staff or Administra-
tion who are interested in applying for a
portion of this money should contact the |
Student Placement office in NW at 521-4851,
Loc. 269 for an application/information
form. These documents must be submitted by
the Application Deadline: NOON FRIDAY,

MARCH 9. The Program objectives are: to
provide youth with opportunities to develop
skills which will assist them in entering
the work force and to contribute to the
social and economic development of the
Province by creating employment opportun-
ities,

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AN EVENING OF DRAMA 4

The week of February 20 - 26 has been
designated "Community Theatre Week" by
British Columbia Drama Association. In
support of this idea, the Theatre students
at Douglas College are holding an evening
of light entertainment Saturday, February
24, at 8:00 p.m. in the Student Lounge
on Surrey Campus.

"Adaptation", a one-act play by Elaine
May and directed by Gwyneth Harvey will be
the main feature of the evening. Several
delightful short skits will also be includ
ed and liquid refreshments will be available
to add to the pleasant informality of the
evening.

Why not plan to support your friendly
local neighborhood theatre group? See you
in the Student Lounge, Surrey Campus, Feb-
ruary 24, 8:00 p.m. Tickets at the door:
flat fee of $1.50.

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Bill Fleming, who recently spent a year
in Katmandu with the Food and Agriculture
Organization of the United Nations, will
describe, with the aid of slides, some of
the trekking opportunities and environment-
al problems which he found in this Himalayan
kingdom at a free lecture February 22.

The lectures will take place at 8:00 p.m.
in the Theatre at Robson Square, 800 Hornby
Street, Vancouver (enter at the corner of
Hornby and Robson, under the stairs of the
old Court House).

For further information call Rosemary fox
224-5119 or Ann Gregory 669-4962

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PARTICIPATION PRESCHOOL=:~

Enrol your 3 and 4 year olds for Wonder-
land Parent Participation Preschool for
September.

We are located in Cliff Avenue United
Church, 1600 Cliff Avenue, North Burnaby.
Phone 298-3961 or 931-4794,

An Open House will be held March 10
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| LITHOGRAPHY EXHIBITION

The exhibition 19th Century English
Watercolours and Drawings, scheduled for
showing at the Simon Fraser Gallery from
February 5 - 26 has been temporarily with~
drawn from circulation by its lenders. The
Gallery will present in its place, the ex=
hibit The Art of Lithography.

This exhibit is drawn- from the collections
of the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria and
made possible by a grant from the Canada
Council. Its purpose is to demonstrate the
evolution. of lithography as an art form
since its invention in 1798 in Munich.

The colourful exhibit includes approx-
imately fifty original works by many of the

B EGEwo ld's best known artists; including Braque,

Ceganne, Chagall, Daumier, Escher, Kandinsky,

Piéasso, Toulouse-Lautrec and Lichenstein.

The Art of Lithography will be on view at
The Simon Fraser Gallery from February 7-23.

The Gallery, located off the South
Concourse in the Academic Quadrangle at Simon
Fraser University, is open on Mondays from
1:30-4 p.m. and 5-8 p.m., and Tuesdays through
Fridays from 10 a.m.-l p.m. and 2-4 p.m.

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