Winning design

In this photo Acting
Principal Dr. Douglas
Jardine is getting to
act as Santa to first

year Commercial Art

student Ted Eng. Ted's
was the winning design
for this year's College
Christmas card, and
along with the fame and
the glory came a much
appreciated $ 50 cheque.
The reproduction of the
design below really
does not do justice to
it—it was done in
white ink on blue paper
and if you'd like to
admire the finished
product, we have a few
in Information Services.

Raffle cont.

proceeds from the raffle have been used to
offset the travel costs of sending the
team to Montreal, and everyone is happy.
Joe Iacobellis would particularly like to
thank everyone for their cooperation—all
the tickets were sold, and he advises us
that there will be another raffle next
year with more prizes.

Anonymous gift acknowledged

Iris Cunningham from Financial Services
would like to express her thanks to the
anonymous "Santa" who presented her with a
Christmas card containing a very pleasant
insert. The gift was very much appreciated,
she said, and "brightened up the holidays.”
Whoever you are, many thanks.

Letter to the Informer

While listening to CBC last weekend, I
heard a good idea for what to do with your
Christmas cards rather than throwing them
QUE ...

Apparently missionaries in Africa like to
use the front pages of the Christmas cards
as achievement rewards for their students
who are learning to read and write. The
Africans display these cards on the walls
of their homes and are very proud of them.

Season’s

Greetings
Gicapilano college

Letter cor:

The cards don't have to be of a religic
nature--scenes, humourous cards, etc. %
d all welcor

If anyone is interested in having the |

cards sent to Africa, they should cut ¢
the picture sides and bundle them
plastic, then brown paper, 3rd class me
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Comp. 42, Imperial Ranchei :

R.R.
100 Mile House, B.

- Donna McLai

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