newsletter when there isn't any news?

issue's worth of news,
pathetic sniff**)

JETSAM

FLOTSAM *

The attached questionnaire is part of the
college's now-being-formulated five year
plan. Since this directly affects you, and
as college people you ought to know more
about our needs than anyone else, take up
a pen and contribute your ideas and sugg-
estions. Completed questionnaires should
be returned to Alan Smith. You've got a
stake in the next five years--see what you
can come up with.

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Ce
Weli, it was yet another graduation for
Cap at the Bayshore Inn last Friday with

Judge Nancy Morrison as the guest speaker.
About 500 people attended the ceremony,
enjoyed the judge's excellent speech and
watched the latest lot of new ex-students
tromp across the stage to receive their
certificates. Considerably less than 500
people managed to withstand the volume of
the band (although the dancing music was
excellent) and hopefully none of the 500
will be reacquainted with Her Honour for
deunk driving tickets accumulated on the
way home.
ce
Ce

Chemists are dull, bookish people in white
coats who spend all their time in labs and
recite formulas in their sleep, right?
Wrong. In fact, some chemistry types are
even magicians like Penny LeCouteur. Penny
has worked up a magic show of "chemical"
magic for pre-school kids, and as part of
a community program is taking it around to
different schools. The show js) about 15
minutes long, and if you are interested in
having Penny perform it somewhere, contact
her at local 292 or 261.

In about four weeks
$0 getting the message that no one cares about us any more
we're taking a holiday, hoping something'1I1 happen’in the

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Limping courageously through the in-

teroffice mail fashionably tate it's

another summer issue of the Informer!

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Meantime.

FLOTSAM *  JETSAM

A note fromi$echelt - their address is Box

1609. They've been telling us for months
but it seems we just can't get it right.
Cle
Cea

1f you happen to be in the vicinity of the
City Hall at i4th and Lonsdale, don't for-
get that the exhibition of weaving by 2nd
year Capilano weaving students is still
going on at the Civic Centre Gallery, 141
W. t4th. Wall hangings in many different
types of material, both loom and off-loom
will be displayed and all works are for
sale. You can brouse for that original
piece you've always wanted for your wall
or just admire the handiwork displayed un-
til June 11.
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Remember Garth Edge? For four years he was
the coordinator of Economics and Geography
at the College until itn 1972 they gave him
a leave of absence to go to Kenya, Uganda,
and Tanzania as a transport advisor. As it
happened, he was so useful that they kept
him on after his leave of absence and he
ended up staying for eight years. Garth is
back in B.C. now starting his own consult-
ing company, but the UN keeps calling him
up for jobs in Africa, Fiji and such. If
you missed it, check out the article on
him in the May 21 North Shore News.

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I
Hurry! You've only got until this Friday
(the 6th) to submit your entry as an in-

dividual or a team for the College Picnic
Baseball tournament. For info or to. sign
up, talk with Greg Sharpe (216) -or Sandy
Chester (278). Or just get out and cheer.

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