Fall workshop scheduled

If you are interested in a workshop

which will "attempt to ritually and
symbolically enact the changing dynamics
of our psyche at this season with a
reflection on the summer of our activities,
a temporary closure and symbolic disengaging
from that path and a crossing of the not
unguarded threshold into the symbolic
‘forms and forces of the inner realm'', then
Extension programs has it. "Rituals of
Fall'' will be held Friday, Sept. 27 at 7
pm with Dr. Michael MacNeill, Psychology
instructor and member of the Vancouver
Dromenon Society. For more information
call 321.

Free concert Monday

The Music department is kicking off this
fall season with a presentation by the
Deep Cove Chamber Soloists String Quartet.
Everyone is invited to come along on
Monday, September 30 at 12:15 and listen
to Vivian Waters, violin, Jennifer
MacLeod, viola, Anne Cramer, violin, and
Dianne Berthelsdorf, cello, in an open
rehearsal of 20th century compositions by
Canadian women. Theywill be playing String
Quartet No. 1 (1948) by Jean Coulthard,
and String Quartet No. 3 (1964), by S.C.
Eckhardt-Gramatte. Bring your lunch along
to room H113 and enjoy.

LGH runs parenting program

The Lions Gate Hospital Board is presenting
a third set of Effective Parenting
programs this fall that are of particular
interest to parents of teenagers. The
topics are "Sexuality and Communication'',
"Sex Education: Positive Directions for
Troubled Times'', and "A Positive Approach
to Sexuality'', and they will be held on
October 2, 9 and 23 respectively at 7:30
pm. Admission is free—formore information
call the hospital.

Sunday concerts held

The Festival Concert Society is once again
presenting their Sunday Coffee Concerts at
the Queen Elizabeth Playhouse. These
concerts are held each Sunday at 11 am and
cost $3. For information call 736-7661.

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