North Shore resident, Dr. Murray Newman, Director of the Vancouver Aquarium,

is presenting the in- troductory lecture in the Aquarium-U.B.C. fall

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lecture series “THE AMAZON RIVER AND AMAZONIA”.

The series of five ilus-

trated lecture-discussions, open to the public, will be

NIGHT SCHOOL NOTES

“Japanese” for beginners and intermediates, though listed in the brochure, was cancelled due to lack of a teacher. However, the course is now going to be given. A new teacher has come forth and a class will begin just as soon as you get there. .Phone 985-8741 to find out when and where.

Night School registration at the North Shore office is really humming. Students are signing up to study a vast range of subjects from Chinese cooking to Wit- chcraft.

One lesser-known aspect of the North Shore courses is that many of them are designed especially for the mentally handicapped adults. Vivien Runnells, co- ordinator of N.S. classea for mentally handicapped adults says: “Some students find learning a slow and difficult process and these courses can help these students. Many pcople who are slow learners arc quite com- fortable in regular classes, but there is also a great need for special classes. “If you would like to help the handicapped by volun-

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Special energy saver:

“Diesel Engine Theory”with Paul Pope Thursdays. The first “One Day

Workshop” of the season is on Saturday, Oct 4 at Carson Graham School. The $16 fee includes lunch. There will be a babysitting service for $2 which includes lunch for the little guys. It's to be hoped you still have your brochure around somewhere, because there are so many interesting courses. Some of the new

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held in the Aquarium’s new Aquatic Science ~Centre Theatre every Tuesday evening beginning October 7th at 8 p.m.

The native people, their culture and art; the unusual animals and plants of the region; discoveries of scientists who have studied the Amazon; the amazing air-breathing fish that live there, and a comparison of Amazonia with Canada’s Arctic will be the topics

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“Bookkeeping. Crash Workshop” will include the unravelling of the mysteries of the Double Entry Bookkeeping System, the preparation and analysis of financial statement, and payroll records.

“High as a Kite” is not wine-making! The class only goes until 2, but includes the building of a kite, and discussion about different kites from around the world. Materials included.

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Other lecturers include: Dr. G.G.E. Scudder and Dr. David J. Randall of U_B.C.’s Zoology Department, Dr. Alfred Siemens, Geography Department, U.B.C. and Dr. Blanca Muratorio, Depart- ment of Anthropology and Sociology, U.B.C.

Registration for the series can be made by contacting the Centre For Continuing Education at U.B.C. 228- 2181.

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