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rch 4, 2002

The Northern Women's

Centre at UNBC presents:
JEZEBEL'S JAM

Our annual music and culture fest taking place at ART
SPACE, 1685 - 3rd Avenue, on
Saturday March 2, 2002.

Come groove to local talent and help a good cause.

Proceeds from this event will fund local charity and

the educational and community-based initiatives of the
Women's Centre.

For more information, call Tara at 960-5632.

Tickets are available at the UNBC Bookstore and
: at the door. ‘

Tickets are $10 for youth and students, and $12 for adults.

Everyone is welcome—children too.

Special guests include
Local funksters "Simon and The Lads", New Hazelton band
"Nascent"featuring vocalist Erley Silver, percussionist Robin
Clegg, acclaimed poets Jackie Baldwin and Si Transken,
UNBC ballet troupe "Bellissima", French-Canadian gypsy
dancer Carolyn Blanchet, and other great acts and
performances.

This is an all-night affair, so sleep all day and come party all
night with us!

The Goat

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does not encompass public
input, so what can we do
about this? Write letters and
make phone calls, get togeth-
er and protest the govern-
ments decisions to mass
export our ancient forests all
in the name of short term
profit. There will be a goat
river table set up with infor-
mation and letter to be sign
during the next coming
weeks. Please stop and
express to your MLA, Shirely
Bond, your ministers of
forests, Mike de Jong, and to
Gord Kosakoska, the figure
to target in this environmental
impact assessment, that you
are not happy with rape of
your land. Write a letter or
give them a call (you don’t
need postage to write a letter
to any members of parlia-
ment)

Shirley Bond, Prince
George Mount Robson dis-
trict MLA, Room 247,
Parliament Building, Victoria,

B.C., V8V 1X4

Gord Kosakoska, Area
chief Habitat & Enforcement
and fisheries and Oceans,
1278 Dalhousie _ Drive,
Kamloops, B.C. V2C 6G3

(dis)Honourable Mike de
Jong, Minister of Forests PO
BOX 9049, STN Prov Govt,
Victoria, B.C. V8W 9E2

On March 16th there will be
a car pooling trip out to the
Goat river leave a note at the
pirg in the Goat communica-
tion folder or again stop by
the information table.

Also on March 30th there
will be a benefit concert at
the Art Space up top of books
and company starting at
7pm, lots of good music and
fun!!! Volunteers are always
welcome come see Liliana at
the pirg and remember Make
your voice heard and take

back our land.

Or just Find out more about
the Goat River at
www.savethegoat.ca

What you need:

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Let us do your taxes while you are in class.
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2 pieces of picture ID

UNBC NOW HAS ITS OWN ORGANIC FOOD GROUP

The Prince George Public
Interest Research Group (PG
P!RG) has started an organic
food group and is ordering
fresh-n-tasty organic produce
every week at whole-sale
cost! This service, which is
available to all students, staff,
faculty, and members of the
community, is completely not-
for-profit so members get the
cheapest price.

What is it: This is an
organic food co-op, based on
a bin system. Each item is
bought in bulk from an organ-
ic wholesaler and then
divided _ proportionately
between members accord-
ing to how much produce
they want. $20, $30, $40
boxes are available. In
order to avoid messiness
only whole produce will be
distributed, so larger boxes
may be compensated with
equivalents of smaller
items. For example 1/2
Eggplant = 2 Grapefruit.

How it works: By Monday
each week, the list of 10-12
fruits and vegetables that
were ordered will be posted
at PIRG’s office and e-mailed
to all members. Because the
number of available bins is
limited every week, members
are asked to order as soon as
possible to make sure they
get on the list. Orders can be
picked up Thursday at UNBC
in room 5-115 between
12:00 and 18:00.

Please note that because
no profit is being generated,

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us at the numbers listed below for a staff brochure and application.

Kippewa, Box 340, Westwood, Massachusetts, 02090-0340, U.S.A.
tel: 781-762- 8291 | fax: 781-255-7167

the co-op cannot afford to
have un-paid orders left
behind, and we will not be
accepting new orders from
members with outstanding
balances.

This is a volunteer based
effort, and its success is total-
ly dependent on those who
use it. Members are invited to
help out by volunteering to
insure the continuation of this
resourceful service.

For more info: Pierre-Paul
Bitton @ PIRG. 960-7474.
pgpirgorganics @ hotmail.com