January 26/96

Attention All S.A.D. Sufferers

o the short days of winter drain your energies? Does the long stretch between

holidays get you down? If so, a surefire pick-me-up is to do something you
don’t ordinarily do. This weekend, you can experience something different and help
a good cause at the same time.

On Saturday, January 27 and Sunday, January 28, The Capilano Review will host
two exciting casino nights. Roulette wheels will spin, blackjack cards will fly, and
your winter blues will give way to fun. You’ll be assisting in the continuation of this
acclaimed magazine of art and literature to bring pride to the College — and you
might even be a winner!

The casino runs from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. at the Renaissance Hotel, 1133 West
Hastings Street, between Thurlow and Bute. |i

Capilano College
Angels Sing

oodlands restaurant, located in

Kitsilano on the west side of
Vancouver, was heralded by a quartet
of Capilano College singers on —

Christmas Day. and their songs, which were

As dinners were being served to beautifully performed, added a special
people who could not otherwise feeling to the evening. The names of
afford the regular Christmas fare, four these four carolers are: Dennis
Capilano College music students Wakelin, Heather Blair, Heather
volunteered their time during the Ward and Robert Meister.

dinner hour to sing Christmas carols.
Dressed in tuxes, their appearance

On a Personnel Note

Wrens back and happy new year! If this month is any indication, 1996 is going
to be busy.

Some new appointments that have recently taken place are: Cheryl Helm is the new
office manager for Records & Registration, replacing Doreen Cottrell who is retiring
on January 31 after 25 years. Linda Denley has accepted the temporary position of
personnel clerk with us, providing much needed assistance to our department until
August. Her replacement is Terry Kennedy, who is filling the role of benefits clerk on
a temporary basis also until August. Lee Ederer has accepted the temporary part time
position of EPA assistant in Advising. She starts mid-January. Wendy Weberg has
won the competition as divisional assistant in the ABT and Legal Assistant Departments.
She replaces Martha MacKay who is retiring January 31. Director of Resource
Development, Lynn Jest, has been appointed acting director of Extension Services
until April 30. Lynn replaces Louise Krohn, who left the College after 19 years to join
the Justice Institute. Congratulations and best of luck to everyone!

Dale Gagne
Personnel Officer