a Volume V No. 26 October 17, 1983

Sciences patronize Art

On Thursday, September 22 the smal]

ceremony pictured above took place in the
Natural Sciences Division. Bob Rennie,

left, had one of his latest works unveiled
by Mrs. Ella Parkinson and Mr. Jack

McCormack of the North Vancouver Communi ty
Arts Council. We all know Bob Rennie as an

excellent Mathematics instructor (he has
his doctoral degree in that arcane

discipline) but what many people don't
know is that Bob's hobby is painting and

he has won awards in the juried shows of
the Federation of Canadian Artists. The

Natural Sciences Division commissioned him
to do a painting to enhance the main

office area of the Natural Sciences Div.
and reports are that everyone in the

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informer

WORK
A DAY FOR
UNITED
WAY

Your Day Pay
Goes A Long, Long Way!

Dept. receives donation
A new painting is also gracing the walls
of the Art Department office these days.

Daphne Triggs, a 1983 graduate of the
Studio Art program surprised and delighted

the department by donating one of her
works to the department. Triggs held a

private showing several months ago
dedicated to Capilano College and then

presented her painting to the College
Board meeting on September 20. If you

would like to view the work you will find
it on the wall of A-106.

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