UPCOMING EVENTS
March 26-April 27

MARCH

Tues 26

Teaming Up to Win!

A speech by Michael Bortolotto on
inclusion, integration, and inspiration
10:30 am-12 pm

Abby B101 (theatre)

Sponsored by the Disability Resource
Centre and the Special Needs
Association

Everyone welcome

Wed 27-Sat 30

UCFV Theatre: The Tempest
8 pm (and 12:30 pm on Mar 27)
Chilliwack campus theatre
For tickets and info call local 2814.

Thurs 28

Awareness Day

Information booths and activities
focusing on resources for people with
disabilities
1lam-2pm_-

Abby Great Hall:

Sponsored by the Disability Resource
Centre and the Special Needs
Association —

Call 4609 for info
A Day in the Field

Live music, beer garden, barbecue,
sports, and vendors

Abby campus
10:30am-6:30 pm

Sat 30

Health Yourself —
In Pursuit of Wholeness

UCFYV’s 10th annual Women in |

the Valley conference.
Workshop topics include herbs for
female health, foods and moods,
healing hands, stress management,
you and your hormones, and
aromatherapy

8:30 am-5 pm

Abby campus

$50 for two workshops, $30 for one.
Includes lunch and entertainment
For info call Cheryl at local 4576. ©
Register at any UCFV centre.

APRIL

_ Sat 13

Families in Motion sharing food
and fun day!

Skwah Band Hall, 619 Wellington Ave,
Chilliwack

Everyone is invited for free food, crafts,
and lots of fun. For info contact Kim
Van Dijk at 792-2880

Mon 15

Budget forums

Come hear about the 1996/97 UCFV
budget

9 am-12 pm

Abby (Room TBA)

1:30- 4 pm

Chwk Bi14/115

Sat 27

Fashion Design, Fine Art, &
Graphic Design Open House
12—6 pm

Abby campus

Free fashion show at 4 pm

Gala evening super show after 6 pm

mo for evening (dinner and raffle):
20

For more info call Judy Hurley at 4573

Headlines/March 26, 19%

Art on view: ene
your view — |
By Rory Wallace

You may have already noticed that there
is art appearing around the college where
it never was before. The present works
will be shown by special arrangement for
two weeks, and an artist’s statement
accompanies each piece — don’t miss the
scheduled discussion with the artist. What
you see is only a beginning!

The Artwork committee has been hard
at work developing policies that we hope
will create a good climate for the
exhibition of art throughout the college,
and will establish the basis of a
permanent collection that will be a credit
to the institution in the future.

To ensure that we have the best
possible acquisitions and exhibitions
program, we need your help,.and we’ve
shamelessly used these art pieces to get
your attention. We are working as fast as
we can to establish practices that work
well. You work here; you know the place.
Please be part of the planning process by
sending us your ideas. Think big: our
mandate covers art exhibition for the
whole college, with the exception of the
Fine Arts area. When we have a draft we
will circulate it, revise it, and put it before
the Board.

Please forward any suggestions you .
have about the collecting and exhibition
of art to the committee chair, Rory
Wallace.

Committee members: Peter Jones (ex
officio), Hazel Lockhart, Hugh Shewell,
Bruce Pashak, Marion Llewellyn,
Monika McEwen, Vashti King, Bob_.
Warick, Brandon Theissen, Cameron
Roy, Karen Unger, Rory Wallace
(Chair).

Headlines will be published
once in April, probably the
week of April 22.

Call Anne Russell at

local 2826 ore-mail |
russella@ucfv.bc.ca for more
details.