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Campus Events -Friday,

October

3-

--Monday,

CC Bombshelter is open from noon-l am. Feds zover, others $1 after 9 pm. DJ after 9 pm. The Muslim Friday prayer.

Student’s 1:30-2:30

Association pm. CC 113.

no

sponsors

a

starring AI Pacino, Faren Feds $1, others $2.8 pm. AL

house. will be HH 280.

Dharma Buddha Sangha: An introductory workshop on the three jewels of Buddhism. Given by Stanley Fefferman and sponsored by the K.W. Dharma Study Group. Friday’s talk: free. Weekend Workshop: $15 (meals included). 8 pm. PAS 3005.

-Saturday,

October

Women Environment Conference. cities and women at work. For more WPIRG, ext. 2578. 9-5 pm. MC 5158.

4Women in info contact

Hom>coming ‘80 at WLU. All WLU alumni are invited back to enjoy the parade beglnning at 10:00 am. leaving from the Athletic Complex parking lot. The annual meeting will be at 12 noon in the Paul Martin Centre. Football game versus Western at 2 pm., Seagram Stadium. There will be a post game party in Seagram gymnasium and the Homecoming Dance at 9 pm. in the Student Ballroom. CC Bombshelter IS open from 7-l cover, others $1 after 9 pm. DJ after Fed

Flicks:

am. Feds 9 pm.

no

see Friday.

October

5-

Hair Cut for Terry Fox. Local hairstylists (Cambridge) will be at your disposal for a hair cut at a low fee of $6 per person. Donations are also accepted. All proceeds will go to the Canadian Cancer Society, care of Terry Fox. Due to lack of facilities, It is advisable to wash your hair before coming. 10 am 6 pm. Matador Tavern 250 Hespeler Road, Campbrldge. Ecumenical University lo:30 am.

Reformed community. HH 280.

Waterloo Jewish Intercampus event of on Columbia Field 4. to both or either. All

Worship Refreshments

for entire afterwards.

Student’s Association first the year. Soccer game at 2 pm. Dinner 4-8 pm, CC 110. Come welcome.

chapel services 7-8 pm.

followed

The film “Nobody Waved Good-bye” at 7 pm in the Kitchener Public Library. free and everyone is welcome.

Flicks:

see Friday.

will be shown Admission is

Eckankar introductory talk. Learn more about this unique path to self-realization and God-realization. All are welcome. 7:30 pm. CC 110. The Cine-Club presents “La Cage aux Folles”. A hllanous comedy showing the problems of a homosexual couple dealing with an upper-class “proper” family, when their children decide to get mart-led and the families meet. In French with English subtltles. A contribution of $2 at the door will be welcomed. 8 pm. EL 112. Chess Club Meeting -- Come! Experience the joys of the sport of kings (and queens, and pawns). We will also talk about the upcoming tournament.

-Tuesday,

October

Music Appreciation Kitchener Public Library. lunch available for $1.

S&ies Noon.

featuring Admission

Haydn. is free,

- A Celebration of Life” to be held in A series of workshops, the Campus Centre. demonstrations and displays surrounding the theme of increasing and enhancing mind and body awareness. See ad inside the paper. Library Research Shortcuts Political Science. 2:30 pm. Meet desk in the Arts Library.

for Students at the information

Conrad;Grebel College coffee and discussion. Course Kooistra, Chinese Humanities CC

Chapel Services 4:45-5:15 pm.

in Reformed Doctrine D. Th. 7-8 pm. Conrad Magic Theatre.

Bombshelter

Circus of $7/students

Taiwan. $5.50.

8

Bombshelter

Conrad Tuesday.

Grebel

College

“God, Man interdisiplinary Discussion . Kooistra. parables

Chapel

and the World”, course. 5-6 pm. HH

Fellowshib Supper at 6 pm. at 7 pm. HH 280.

Service:

see

a non credit 334.

with chaplaln Dlscussion of

Rem Jesus

Free astronomy films at WLU. Four short films on astronomy and associated sub)ects. 7 pm. Arts Building, room 2C8. AdmIssIon IS free. Jane Barker, from the Centre for Alternative Industrial and Technoloylcal Strategies. will discuss alternatives British workers have developed when faced with massive layoffs or plant closures. At the Labour Centre, 141 King St. E, opposite Market Square, Kitchener. Info phone WPIRG, ext. 2578. 7:30 pm. Meditation. Free Introductory Env. 354. For alternate lecture phone David & Shannon Bourke,

Dance of the Royal Courts. Elaine Blagl Turner and accompanying dancers provide a delightful glimpse of the Baroque period. Theatre of the Arts. Cinema Bancroft Hall.

Gratis - “The Turnlny and Shirley MacLalne.

Point” starring Anne 9:30 pm. CC Great

to by

CC by

Rem 251. pm.

CC

October

Bombshelter

“Bodyworks “The Noon. Bring

- a Celebration

Ascent Waterloo your own

Waterloo meeting welcome. Conrad Tuesday.

9-

see Monday. of Life”

Man” by Jacob Brownowskl. Public Library. AdmIssion IS free. lunch.

Christian Fellowship with Thanksgiving worship 4:30-7 pm. HH 280. Grebel

see Tuesday.

of

College

Chapel

(IVCF) service.

supper All are

Service

- see

see Monday.

-Wednesday,

CC

Friday,

in

followed

by Chaplaln Grebel, rm.

111

UW Liberal Club will meet to elect executive and delegates for upcomlng conventlon. New members welcome. If unable to attend, leave a message for Wim Simonis in the Federation Offlce. 4:30 pm. SCH 230.

-Thursday,

“Student Life”. Take a break from your studies have some fun. Everybody welcome. Sponsored the Campus Crusade for Christ. 4:30-5:30 pm. 110.

for students at the lnformatlon

“Alternative Strategies to Layoffs and Plant Closures”, a talk and dIscussIon with Jane Barker, Centre for Alternative lndustrlal and Technological Strategies, Essex, England. For intormation, phone WPIRG, 885-1211 ext. 2578. Room 2083 PAS. 3:30 pm.

Transcendental Talk. 8 pm. arrangements, 576-2546.

7-

October

- a Celebration

of Life”

8see Tuesday.

by

CKMS Ra&o Theatre AuditIons. We need actors of all shapes, sizes, voices and levels of experience. We also need sound effects people to make the actors sound good. Be there! 7 pm. Bauer Warehouse. Fed

no

KW Probe organizational meeting for Environment Week, Oct. 14-16. All interested people are urged to attend. Coltne and get involved in this exciting programme! 5:30 pm. ENV 221.

“Bodywol;ks Grebel College and discussion.

Library Research Shortcuts Canadian PolltIcs. 2:30 pm. Meet desk in the Arts Library.

Library Research Shortcuts for Students in French Canadian Literature. 2:30 pm. Meet at the information desk in the Arts Library.

The Junior Farmers are holding their first regular meeting in CC 113 at 2 pm. New members welcome. Conrad coffee

Music at Noon featuring David Falk, bantone: Marjorie Beckett, piano. WLU Theatre Audltorlum. Admission is free.

“Bodyworks

The Canadtan Chamber Ensemble performs in the Theatre of the Arts. Tickets cost $9, $7 or $5 for students and senior citizens and are available from the University box office, 885-4280. 8 pm.

-SunGay,

6-

are available for students interviews for permanent up at the reception desk,lst

CC Bombshelter is open from noon-l am. Feds cover, others $1 after 9 pm. DJ after 9 pm.

Supermarket Tour. Meet at WPIRG office, CC 217B at 3:30 pm. But let us know you’re coming so we can arrange for guides and transportation. 8851211, ext. 2578.

The A.S.U. invites you to attend a coffee Home baked munchies and entertainment provided. 8-12 pm. Undergraduate lounge,

October

Registration packages going through graduate employment. Pick them floor, Needles Hall.

Biology seminar at WLU. Mr. Warren Maidens will speak on “Within the Federal Government.” 11:30 am. 22 Bricker St. Admission is free.

Last day to submit nominations for WPIRG’s Board of Directors. For information or forms contact Waterloo Public Interest Research Group, 217B, CC 885-1211, ext. 2578.

Fed Flicks: “Cruising”, Alien and Paul Serving. 116.

see Monday.

Cam Conrad of the Ontario Federation of Secondary School Teachers will answer questions about the Federation and the day-to-day life of a teacher as well as giving information of the future for secondary teaching. lo-11 am. Needles Hall, 1020.

A pot luck dinner at 6 pm. Price of admission IS a food dish or a $3 ticket obtained in advance from the Turnkey Desk. At 9 pm the Square Dance starts, featuring the band Rural Delivery. CC Great Hall. Latin American Issues film/and dlscusslon on mining in Bolivia (“I Spent My Life In the Mines”) and the Dominican Republic (“We Want Our Nickel Back”). Emmanuel United Church, 22 Bridgeport Road, Waterloo. 7:30 pm. Fireside: Information

Introduction and Informal

to the dlscusslon.

Baha’l Faith. 8 pm. CC 135.

October

3,1980,

Volume

3, Number

12; University

of Waterloo,

Waterloo,

Ontario


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