Still openings in TV Acting course

Cap College is extraordinarily lucky to
have Michael Berry teaching the credit
free course on Acting for Film and Tele-
vision. He has extensive experience and
credits in performing for film and stage,
directing and producing. He has been the
series director of Huckleberry Finn, the
Beachcombers, Leo and Me, Any Number can
Win and Hourglass, among many many others,
and now he is teaching courses in our cam-
pus T.V. studio. There are three courses
starting this week and there is still room
for people to sign up. The Introductory
course, which includes a grounding in stu-
dio drama procedures and the opportunity
to work in a closed circuit situation, be-
gins Friday evening and runs for 6 3 hour
sessions. The studio course for those with
previous theatre, film or TV experience,
(such as extra and commercial work) begins

Thursday and will run for 10 4 hour ses-
sions. And finally, the Junior course for
ages 11, 12 and 13 begins Saturday. This

course runs Saturdays and Monday evenings
for 10 2 hour sessions. According to Berry
there is an enormous market right now for
skilled, trained performers for TV and it
is increasing at an astronomical rate. And
that includes children who are able to
perform in front of a camera. This may be
a great opportunity to break into the
field. Fees for the three courses are $135
for Introduction, $355 for Studio and $150
for children. And of course faculty and
staff can get fee waivers. For more info
on registration call Community Education
at 321 RIGHT AWAY.

Attention avid gardeners

Are you into gardening? Well, there's not
a great deal to be done in the garden now,
so this is a great time to learn about
Pruning Spring and Summer Flowering Shrubs
in a course which will be held Tuesday at
7 pm at Gleneagles Community School. This
is just a one day workshop. The fee is $9.
Call Community Ed at 321 for information.

Let’s take care
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CoPro collection started

And a message from Terry Adler: ''Christmas
is fast approaching! For some _ families
and individuals on the North Shore it's
going to be a bleak Christmas -- they live
below the poverty line and whatever income
they have goes towards survival needs.
CoPro (North Shore projects for the low
income and handicapped) is a non-profit,
self-help society giving support to these
needier people in our community. CoPro
runs ‘two free clothing exchanges (one at
the N.S. Neighbourhood House, the other at
1538 Marine Dr, W. Van.) in which one per-
son's castoffs become anothers mainstay.
If you have clothes and household goods
you'd like recycled, please channel them
to CoPro. If you have items which could
become appropriate Christmas gifts for
children, especially teenagers, please let
CoPro enrich someone's Christmas with
them. Terry Adler in E.C.E. is starting a
CoPro Christmas Collection. You can drop
things off at her office, South Campus
Tower, A104 anytime. Or deliver things to
either of CoPro's offices from 9 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. Or call CoPro's co-ordinator,
Barbara Davies at 922-4234 for pickup of
your donation. Please remember how good it

feels to share and help make CoPro's
Christmas happier!"

Silly filler

Here's a throw-away piece with a little

mathematical manipulation that may amuse
you. This item shows you how you can spend

the entire year in idle luxury -- without:
working.

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If you recreate 8 hours a day 122 days
Wir(CheeGAVES . 2... 0+ » hee oes 121 days
There are 52 Sundays 52 days
WHLGHIE LEAVES ........ Bee us citer. '69 days
If you take 4 day off Saturdays 26 days
which leaves .........e cece eeeee 43 days
If you take 14 hour lunch 28 days
Which leaves ......cce eee e eee eees 15 days
two weeks vacation 14 days
which leaves. 2.0... foo ce es ace nse 1 days
This one day is Labour Day when no one
works anyway. So you have left 0 days

Isn't it nice?