The Informer Page 2

December 12, 1988

Enough agrees the Wizard
the wonderful Wizard of “Cause”

A Dizzy, biz of a Wiz she was
completing United Way draws
However, this Wiz takes time to pause
and Thank YOU for
your gifts because,
because, because, because, because, because...
Because of the wonderful things they does

Sincere thanks to all at Cap for participating in our
Campaign. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
Yours in Toto,

Lynne Hamilton, United Way '88

-| Cap's Business Grads are ready
“4 to take on the world. Over 130
students from Business
programs, Office Technology,
and Accelerated Retail
Management received their
diplomas or certificates in the
College's first Fall Graduation
Ceremony, November 24.

Earlier in the month, 14 students
in the Tourism Management
Re-entry program received their
3 diplomas in a ceremony at

s Squamish.

Our cheery, United Way Chair Lynne Hamilton is
looking for some help next year. Any volunteers?
Ian Tate, who works for B.C. Hydro and served as
the "Loaned Representative" for this year’s
campaign, says working with Lynne is a pleasure,
but we already knew that.

Cap's United Way Campaign, under the able
direction of Lynne Hamilton (ARC) exceeded its goal and
raised 30 per cent more than last year's total. Lynne
says our high dollar intake has earned the College an
Award of Merit which will be presented soon.

Using a yellow brick road approach (see Lynne's
poem), the campaign raised money through a pub night
and draw run by the Student Society, the slowpitch
match against the Danger Bay Wailers, and several
other events on and about campus. Close to $600 was
donated by the Student Society. Cassie Fischer, an
academic studen won the society's draw of a free spring
credit course, and there were several other winners of
reserved parking spaces, a night at Whistler, and other
goodies.

Lynne has run Cap's campaign for four years now,
and says she's ready for some help. Next year, she hopes
to be training a co-chair. "We should all be
congratulated for our cross-campus campaign," says
Lynne, adding, "I am looking forward to increased
volunteerism next year and an even bigger campaign."

Funds from the campaign go to aid members of the
College community, to the North Shore Mentally/
Physically Handicapped Society, and to the HandiDart
transportation centre. ,