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AUGUST 17, 1979

This exciting, action-packed, infor-

mative, and enthralling news sheet is
circulated to convince you that those

tip sheets are really all worthwhile.

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SHOULD THIS SORT OF ABERRANT AND UNEXPECTED BEHAVIOUR CONTINUE we'll be forced to come

to the conclusion that we are really an Information Service--thanks for the tip sheets.

NEWS * NEWS

Had any phone calls from tnuvik lately?
The Outdoor Rec. peopte have. Three of the
instructors, Jim Boyd, Tynka Braaksma and
John Hatchard, along with several other
people are on a reconnaissance trip in the
Yukon, paddling one thousand miles in
canoes. They've been gone since the end of
June and aren't expected back until Sept-.
ember. The canoers are looking around to
plan an expedition for Rec. 360 next summ~
er--Outdoor Rec.'s only third year course
which is an expedition course. 360, by the

way, is Inthe Mt. Edziza area this
summer--just let them wait until next!
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Things are happening up in’ Retail Fashion
as they gear up for September. There are 2
new instructors this year -- Robin Wilson
and Libby Yorsh. Robin is from Scott Paper
and will be teaching Fashion Marketing,
while Libby works for Eatons and will be
instructing Professional Development.

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Connie Gibbs is happy with the way her
Financial Aid Money Management workshops
have been going. Attendance has been good
and the reactions have been very positive,
she reports. If you want to get in on the
action, you Have one more chance Tues. the
21st, to be precise, from 9:00 - 10:45 am
in NFIO02. The focus will be on-credit with
speakers from Debtors Assistance, Consumer
Affairs and the North Shore Credit Union.
You're invited, it's free, and you never
know --- you may pick up valuable hints on
the care and feeding of your credit card.

NEWS * NEWS ---+----------------------
Bill McPhee's interest In old houses and
buildings in West Vancouver is not new.

Since about 1946 he has been photographing
them--a valuable record for the municipal-
ity since so many older places have been
torn down to make way for apartments. What
1S new is that Bill has just been asked to
serve on a 3 - man West Vancouver Heritage
Commission, For more exciting details
about the Commission, stay tuned...
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For those of you with a musical bent who
are hiding your operatic talent behind the
shower curtains, this is your chance! The
Capilano College Chorus (non-credit hobby
or Music 150 credit) has moved its rehear-
sal times from days to evenings to enable
people not ‘in the music department to join
in. Monday and Wednesday evenings from 7-9
in NA 102 Karl Kobylansky will be conduct-
ing choir classes (get the pun, huh?) for
all interested singers. For fun, fame, or
more information, call the music dept.

CONTINUE

The Theatre department does not, like many
other departments around here, die off in
the summer. No, indeed, the theatre stu-
dents have been working on a Youth Employ-
ment project presenting (what else) plays.
Bill Murdoch informs us, somewhat cryptic-
ally, on his tip sheet that the Cap Summer
players will be presenting ''The History of
Maple Fudge!'' in the South Campus courtyard
on August 28 and 29 from 1 - 5 p.m. This
worries me. Four hours? {Is this true or a
case of illegible handwriting? At any rate
it should be worth looking into.