C4 - Sunday News, February 14, 1982

MARGARET FULTON, the founder of the Adult Day Care centre on St. Georges Avenue in North Vancouver,

listens as Sid Potter, Chairman of the Board, announces that the centre is being re-named the Margaret Fulton Cen-
tre. (EHsworth Dickson photo)
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Women look at Science world

The Women’s Centre at
the University of British Col-
umbia will be presenting a
week of lectures and discus-
sions on the topic of
Women, Science and
Technology to which the
public is invited. Two main
questions will be discussed
during this week: what are
the current issues in science
and technology which have
the potential to radically
alter women's lives and

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secondly, why are there so
few women in science and
technology considering the
power it does have.

The topics which will be
discussed under the first
question will range from
women in the anti-nuclear
movement to the potential
impact of the new reproduc-
tive technologies on lives,
especially techniques for

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artificial uterus and the
ethical concerns of pro-
cedures like amniocentisis
which can diagnose some
fetal disorders (and the sex
of the fetus) very early in the
pregnancy. Of ial in-
terest to the public would be
the major speaker, Dr. Judy
Smith, a mocecular biologist
concerned with the impact
of reproductive technology
on society. There will be an
admission charge of $2.00

for off-edmpus attendants.

To address the issue of the
scarcity of women in science
and technology there will be
a panel discussion by the
Society of Canadian Women
in Science and Technology
(SCWIST) followed by a
wine and cheese reception.

The public are encourag-
ed to attend. Admission is
free.

Biggest ever

Calling it a “well rounded
demonstration”, Reg Ahern
of the B.C. Wildlife Federa-
tion has extended an open
invitation to the public to
share in “life as we know it in
the great outdoors.”

“We'll be demonstrating
everything from black
powder displays to fast-draw
exhibitions”, Ahern says.
“And we're particularly hap-
py to have George Galicz
with his birds of prey
available to us this year.”

The Wildlife Federation
booth this year will be

Argyle Concert Choir

Argyle Secondary Concert
Choir, will perform “The
Rose” at the North Van-
couver Centennial Theatre
on Tuesday, February 23 at
7:30 PM.

Tenor Jamie Cronk will
perform this demanding solo
accompanied by this year’s
outstanding choir.

Also included in the con-
cert will be Argyle’s Concert
Band, Stage Band, Argyle
Woodwinds, Brass, Vocal
Jazz, Choirs 8 and 10 and
Band 8.

Music by Telemann,
Giovaninni and Nestico will
be featured.

Tickets at the door are
$2.50. Children under 12 ac-
companied by an adult and
O.A.P. are free.

located in the North Forum
on the PNE_ Exhibition
Grounds. The '82 Show - in
its third year of existence -
also encompasses the South
Forum and Food Building.

Show hours are from 5
p.m. to 10 p.m. Wednesday
and Thursday; noon to 10
p.m. Friday and Saturday:
noon to 6 p.m. on Sunday,
Feb. 17. Maintaining its
‘family entertainment’
theme, adults are admitted
for only $3.50 while juniors
(5 to 15) and senior citizens
can gain admittance for just
$2.

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