October 14th to 28th 1982 The Other Press page 15

United Nations
TN CVs

October 21 through 31

Tues.,Oct 19 Tues.,Oct. 26

‘ S.F.U. Images Theatre.
Were eee ere eee 12:30p.m. -CANADA AND THE ARMS RACE: Lecture.

Thurs.,Oct. 21 S.F.U. AQ3003.

Biase, 3:30. p.m. . NUCLEAR COUNTDOWN: a film.  S.F.U.

12:30 p.m. . THE ALTERNATIVES: Panel discussion on AQ3005
turning ares = plough shares’. Langara 7:00 p.m. -‘ALTERNATIVES TO MADNESS: with speaker.
College, Room A236. ; 8:30 p.m. Film - Eight Minutes to Midnight. Robson Square

Fri.,Oct. 22 Wed.,Oct. 27

8:30 p.m. - CONCERT FOR PEACE: PAUL HORN AND -WOMEN AND THE ARMS RACE: with speaker.
DAVID SEDERA. St. Andrew's Wesley Church, S.F.U. TC313.
Burrard & Nelson. Tickets $9.50 at the Bay, 12:30 p.m. -THE SUPER POWERS: Who is responsible for
$10.00 at the door. ~ te f the arms race? Panel discussion. S.F.U. TC313.
11:30 p.m. -DISARMAMENT & DEVELOPMENT: THE 3:30 p.m. - WAR WITHOUT WINNERS: A film. S.F.U.
HUMAN COST OF THE ARMS RACE. A Images Theatre.
conference for students and teachers, with 7:00 p.m. -ALTERNATIVES TO MADNESS: With speakers.
speakers. U.B.C. School of Theology & Films - if you love this planet, in the minds of men.
-International House. 733-3912. ment. Robson Square Theatre. j
8:00 p.m. -THE BEVERLY SISTERS and others, Literary
Sat.,Oct. 23 Storefront,312 W. Cordova, $3.00 at the door.
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7:30 p.m. -PROCLAMATION OF U.N. DISARMAMENT
WEEK by Vancouver City Hall. Robson Square Thurs.,Oct. 28

Media Centre Theatre. 733-3912. 12:30 p.m. - NINO PASTI: ITALIAN SENATOR. U.B.C.*
9:00 p.m. - ‘THE GEMSTONE FILES’: JIM, CIA. An ‘ "location TBA. 228-4276.
Alternative historical docu-drama. $2.00 at the 12:30 p.m. -THE LOCAL SCENE - reps trom local peace
door. Unit /Pitt Gallery, 163 W. Pender, groups will discuss local disarmament activities.
681-6740. Langara College, Room A236.

Sun.,Oct. 24 12:30 p.m. - HOW TO ORGANISE FOR PEACE - Speakers
followed by film - Eight Minutes to Midnight.’
7:30 p.m. - INTER-CHURCH PEACE VIGIL: Speakers and S.F.U. AQ 3004.
music by Patrick Wedd. Christ Church Cathedral. 7:00 p.m. - ALTERNATIVES TO MADNESS - Films - South
733-0141. Africa: The Nucledar File, No Act of God, and
Small is Beautiful. Robson Square Cinema.
Mon.,Oct. 25 7:30 p.m. - DR. LINUS PAULING, author of No More War,

winner of two Nobel Prizes for Chemistry and
TULARE weuieciion NT Peace. Orpheum Theatre, 736-2366. _
FESTIVAL. Speakers each evening, FREE. os Sea. a mene tas ae Saree
Robson Square Cinema. Thru to Friday, October erformance by Tom Hajdu. $3.00 at the door.
29. 731-8664. Unit/ Pitt Gallery, 163 W. Pender.

MULTI-MEDIA DISPLAY ON CRUISE ;

MISSILE: Daily display with Bomb shelter vigil, Fri.,Oct. 29
eee ets “CHURCHES & THE ARMS RACE - speaker
- REARMAMENT & DISARMAMENT - Lecture, ss ie Scape tah
followed by film HIROSHIMA/NAGASAKI 12:30 p.m. - THE PLUTONIUM CONNECTION: CIVIL &
Simon Fraser University, AQ3005, 291-3354. MILITARY USES of NUCLEAR POWER: Lecture.
- IF YOU LOVE THIS PLANET: N.F.B. film on S.F.U. AQ3005. f
Disarmament. Capilano College, College Lounge. 7:00 p.m. - ALTERNATIVES TO MADNESS: Speaker. TBA
- ALTERNATIVES TO MADNESS: Speaker - 8:30 p.m. Film - Day of Trinity. Robson Square Cinema.
Pauline Jewett. Film - Meet John Doe. Robson Sun.,Oct 31

Square Cinema. ‘ON: Ni
- IF YOU LOVE THIS PLANET: Followed by a 8:30p.m. - SPOOKY MOVIES for HALLOWE'EN: Nine

; . Film Makers. $3.00 at the door,
DISARMAMENT FORUM with _ speakers. new films by Van. Film ‘ |
Capilano College, College Lounge. _- Refreshments. Unit Pitt Gallery, 163 W. Pender.