August 14/98

New women’s volleyball coach hired

Ihe Department of Athletics and

Recreation is pleased to
announce the appointment of
Wendy Carmichael as the new
head coach of the Capilano College
Blues women’s volleyball team.
Wendy is taking over the program
from third year coach Shannon
Macey who will continue to work with
Wendy as the team’s assistant coach.

Wendy, a native of Ontario, had a

very successful competitive career with
Queen’s University where she

captained her team. After graduating
from Queen’s in Biomechanics, Wendy
stayed on as the assistant coach of the
university’s varsity volleyball team for

The College Foundation
has a great deal for you

he Foundation has discovered a
way to help people feel good
about their phone bills. A new affinity
program with ACC TelEnterprises Ltd.

is offering a choice of three long
distance savings plans and two
Internet packages to employees,
students, alumni and friends of the
College. Foundation director, Lana
Robinson, says a portion of each
month’s billings will be given back to

the College by ACC to support a newly-
established technology fund.

“It’s a great way for people to help
themselves and others,” Lana says.

ACC is offering three separate plans:
10 cents a minute anywhere in B.C.
anytime; five cents a minute on Sundays
anywhere in North America; and nine
cents a minute evening and weekend
calls anywhere in Canada. There are also
two Internet Access packages going for

two seasons. Most recently, Wendy has
been working at UBC as head coach of
its junior varsity program.

“With the high quality of female
volleyball players being developed in
the high schools on the North Shore, I
am confident that Capilano College will
soon be a power in College volleyball
in British Columbia,’ Wendy says.

Both Wendy and Shannon are
looking forward to the challenge of
developing a strong program at
Capilano College.

$19.95 a month and $24.95 a month.
Call 1-888-274-7920 for more
information, or call the Foundation
office at 983-7566 and ask for an
application form.

Beautiful watercolor could be yours!

beautiful framed watercolor,

painted by retiring Mathematics
instructor Robert R. (Bob) Rennie,
A.EC.A., could be hanging on your
wall on October 23.

Bob, who is a marine watercolorist,
has generously donated a piece called
Heading Out to the Capilano College
Foundation. Valued at $350, it will go
to one lucky ticket holder who is in
attendance at the 30th anniversary
event being held at 2 p.m. in the
Capilano College Performing Arts
Theatre on Friday, October 23. Tickets
are $5 each, or three for $10. Funds

raised will go towards a 30th anniversary
endowment fund to provide bursaries for
Capilano College students.

For tickets, contact Christine Craft in

the Foundation office at local 7566.

Winner named in
Communitea prize draw

More than 4,000 people on the North
Shore participated in the CommuniTea
Party, presented by the Capilano College
Foundation, Lions Gate Hospital
Foundation, Memorial Library

Foundation of West Vancouver, and the
North Shore Charitable Foundation.

The project raised more than $40,000
from a wide variety of tea parties held
over a three month period. All hosts
were eligible to win a weekend for two
at the Wedgewood Hotel in downtown
Vancouver. North Vancouver’s Helen
Wait, a member of the North Shore
Charitable Foundation, is the lucky
winner of the prize.

@nformer