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MUSIC CONCERTS

Thursday Noon Hour Concerts are part of the music transfer students’ curriculum. These have been open to the entire Col- lege cammunity. We look forward to the new building where more people will have access to these performances.

We are pleased to announce that this Spring there will be three additional concerts funded by the Musicians’ Union Trust Fund.

These professional concerts will be open to everyone and represent a contribution in excess of $1,000.00 We have tenta- tively scheduled:

The Pat Daniels Woodwind Quintet The Schubert Cctet The Fraser MacPherson Jazz Quartet

Congratulations to Henry Waack and thanks to the Union. These should be excellent supplements to our regular curriculum as well as a grand opportun- ity for the College community to hear quality live performances.

David Driscoll Director, Department of Arts & Media Camnunications

OPERA

Anyone interested in Opera or learning more about the subject, may be interest to know that The Opera Club of the Western Canadian Opera Society in Van- couver, is the largest and most active Opera Club in North America. It offers a wide variety of benefits including tours and an opera cassette lending library. If you wish more information, call or write The Opera Club at P.O. Box 5105, Vancouver, B.C. V6B 4A9, 987-7465.

FOR SALE

Heintznan Upright Piano with Bench.

Excellent tone - Good condition.

Evaluated @ $1,500.00, Asking $1,400.00 (O.B.0.)

Also,

Ladies Peugeot 5-Speed Folding Bike. Very good condition. $115.00

Phone: Joan @ 939-4221

FOR SALE

Like New Tires and Rims. Fit 1980-1982 Fairmont/Zephyr. $125.00

Ninety Patio Stones. 2"x12"x12" concrete. $.50 each.

Beginner's Guitar. Rarely used. $50.00

For any of the above items, call Bob Scott @ 464-6310.