Jessie McCready cont'd.

calls from the switchboard. She and co-worker
Pauline Clark have taken as many as 1400 calls
in day.

Jessie will be teaching children’s
workshops on March 12 and 13 at Ryerson
United Church and adults on Monday nights at
the United Scottish Cultural Centre in
Vancouver. For more information on country
dancing call Jessie at 2959.

People

Music instructor Arlene McIntyre is swapping
balmy west coast weather for a taste of winter in
Winnipeg. She’s adjudicating voice students at
the Winnipeg Music Festival — one of the
largest in Canada — from March 1 to 12...one
of Arlene’s students, Pamela Ascroft, who is in
second year of the Bachelor of Music Transfer
Program, won a $400 scholarship from the
Canadian Daughter’s League...Keith Wade of
the Natural Sciences Department will spend a
week this March teaching at McGill University

The great $3 get-away

The Athletics Department is holding a
raffle this month to raise money for their teams.

First prize is a two-week vacation for two to
Hawaii, hotel and air fare inclusive. Second
prize is a three-day trip for two to San
Francisco.

Tickets are available from the men’s
soccer team or the men’s and women’s
basketball teams.

For more information call Joe Iacobellis
at 2281. Ifa free trip doesn’t interest you, Joe is
also selling one slightly-used bridge.....

Bibliophiles’ Bounty

The Informer is still seeking book
reviews. In an attempt to to tempt reluctant

reviewers we’re presenting a list of recent
releases available in the library.

*The Real Coke: the Real Story

¢ Fleecing the Lamb: the Inside Story of
the Vancouver Stock Exchange

¢ Double Standard: the Secret History
of Canadian Immigration

¢ Myths of Gender: Biological Theories
About Women and Men

¢ Thriving on Chaos: Handbook for a
Management Revolution

Payment for reviews is in free copies
and a byline.

Colophon

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Informer may appear in your mail, it

is valiantly attempting to come out.
at least every two weeks during the
fall and spring terms.

This scurrilous sheet is
produced by the Public Relations
Department, room A118, local 2903
or 2002, and submissions are
greeted with joy and delight.
Photos are generally taken by Edna
Sakata in MPC and prepard for
publication by Dave Sharrock.
Printing is done by Linda Givens
and Dave Callow in the Print Shop
and distribution is handled by the
denizens of the mail room/typing
pool.