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* * * * VOLUME [I No. 30 %* kook *

you without your quotation of the week. Author Henry

Fielding who was responsible for such books as Tom Jones and quotes Jike "I am as sober

as a judge," wrote at one point that

immorality."

NEWS * NEWS

Well, perhaps it can't compete with having
Breakfast with Santa but visiting students
from Port Hardy Secondary School got to
have Breakfast with the Principal last
Thursday. The twenty students and two tea-
chers got a tour of the college including
Media Resources, the TV studio, Commercial
Art, Crafts, Retail Fashion, Business Off-
ice Training and their word processing
system, and Business Management's computer
setup. Teachers Corrie Purdock and Emily
Feffor apparently have a_ lot on the ball
as they organized this whole thing for
their grads. The class toured BCIT, PVI,
Emily Carr and Malaspina as well as Cap in
their trip. Reportedly they al]l had a good
time here and no, nobody at breakfast got
to sit on the Principal's lap.

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Congratulations and best wishes are jn
order this week to Gerrie Alborg (Waugh).
The night of Wednesday (October 22) she
had a 9 pound boy who has been named John.

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Right now in the college art gallery is a
display by artists George Rammel} = and
Beverley Chysyk and it's impressive. The
show, which will be in the gallery until
the 15th of November, includes body cast-
ings and aluminum castings by Chysyk and a
marble carving and an 8 foot bronze heron
by Rammell. Believe it or not, the heron
(which is beautiful) is not a piece in it-
self -- it's just the first section of a
larger piece not yet completed. You don't
have to be an art student to go and enjoy
this display. and you don't have to pay a
cent. So qo.

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"Public schools are the nurseries of all vice and
He sounds like one of the parents of West Vancouver high school students.

NEWS * NEWS

Nell Chester's teams did NOT paint numbers
on their jock straps, we are informed. But
they were tempted when they couldn't get
their uniforms back from the company that
was numbering them in time for their first
basketball games Friday. And Neil, who had
been reassured that they would be supplied
two days ahead of the game had just packed

away all the old uniforms. He wasn't all
too pleased.

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No, the cop car that occasionally sits in
the parking Jot by the grocery store at

the bottom of the hill is not just waiting
while constable Smith gets an ice cream
sandwich. And no, constable Smith probably
won't be pointing. his radar gun at you.
What he might do is pull you over and see
if you're wearing your seat belt, as a few
people have already found out. So, if you
don't fee) like parting with $15, remember
to put it on. By the way, another favorite
of theirs right now js to sit down ona
folding chair behind a bush near the bot-
tom of 3rd St. hill and point a radar gun
at all the people "gathering momentum" for
the slope. It isn't at all nice.
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Tickets for the Rocky Horror Picture Show
and beer garden are on sale at the Info
Centre for $2. Now, the Rocky Horror Pic-
ture Show may not be a fantastically good
movie, but it's definitely one of THE
phenomenons of this century. Talking of
phenomenons, you'll see Or. Frank n furter
and his creation, not to mention some in-
teresting creations in the audience. Come
at 7pm, Halloween. Tickets in advance.

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