Messages from the Library

The Library staff would like to remind
faculty and staff that ID cards are ready
for them in the Registration office. They

ask that you please pick them up since

the new numbers are needed in order to
check out books from the Library.

Also, the new station set up at the
entrance of the library is an "interim"
measure for this term designed to reduce
the loss problem that they have been
experiencing. A proper security system
should be in place by the fall “to the
relief of everyone concerned."

Grad wins prize

Commercial Art graduate Allan Niilo
recently had his work in Western Living
‘magazine. His graphic design, entitled

"Nocturne at Stanley Park" won third prize
in Vancouver's Centennial Graphics
Competition, and the five winning entries
from that contest were published in the
magazine's December issue.

Dept. seeks models, accordian

The Retail Management Department needs two
leads, one male and one female, for its
spring fashion production. The fashion show
will be in the form of a Broadway musical
and needs male singers, dancers andmodels.
Hilary Clark says: "Ifany of your students
has a yen to have a 'Chorus Line’
experience, now is the time to act!" The
department is also looking for commercial
big band musicians who can read charts for
the "pit" band, and anyone who can play
the accordian. For information call Hilary
Clark at 362.

Free flute demo

Extension Programs is starting a new
program to compliment the already popular
Suzuki ‘Strings. Suzuki Flute for adults
and children will be starting in January
and for anyone who might be interested in
this, there is a demonstration being held
Wednesday, January 15 from 7 to 9 pm in
room R105.. Teacher/trainer Gretel Shanley
will be giving this orientation/
demonstration/concert, and there is no
charge for the event. If you are interested
in flute lessons call Extension at local
321.

Students come from afar

Five of the members of this year's Blues
women's basketball team have sométhing in
common (other than athletic skills). They

are all from the Coquitlam area. Glenda

Knight and Allison Buckham, co-captains of
the team are former Port Coquitlam High
students. Knight, who was voted to the
Fraser Valley West all-star team, is an
academic student now at Cap. Susan Shortt,
a center on the team, is a former
Centennial Secondary student and is now
taking Outdoor Recreation. Debbie
Cieszecki, also from Centennial, was also
on the Fraser Valley All Star team, and is
now in the Legal Secretary program.
Finally, Michelle MacKenzie from Port
Moody High was named top senior female
athlete in her senior year, and also won
the Harry Jerome award for outstanding
athletic and academic achievement, and the
Black Theatre West Scholarship. These
students and the rest of their team mates
are making this year's women's basketball]
team something to keep an eye on. Best of
luck!

New hours for WAC

The Women's Access Centre has new hours
this spring and they are as follows:

Monday: 9:30 - 2:30

Tuesday & Wednesday: 1:30 - 4:30
Thursday: 9:30 - 4:00

Friday: 9:30 -12:00

Their spring term brochure will also be
out shortly, and if you have any questions
you can direct them to Crystal Saunders at

local 279.

Fancher hawks tickets

Torvill & Dean, Olympic and World gold
medalists in Ice Dancing, are appearing in
Vancouver and have been "held over" for a
second performance on Tuesday, January 28
at 8 pm at the Pacific Coliseum. If you
are interested, Joyce Fancher has a block
of tickets for sale to college people -
$20.75 each - excellent seats in the Reds
(Section "Z"). Call local 390. Don't waste
time. At last count there were only forty
left.