PLAN TO ATTEND

The One,The Only,
ALL College
Christmas Party!

When: Friday, December 2, 1994
Where: Library building, room 321
Time: 6:00 p.m.

No host bar

Don your Christmas party duds and bring a guest.
Dinner is pot luck and starts at 7:00 p.m. This is
a great opportunity to share your
culinary wizardry.

Dessert will be supplied.

Donations of $3 or more at the door will go to the
Union Gospel Mission. Please bring
non-perishable food items for the Food Bank.

JOIN IN THE FUN ... DANCING ... DOOR PRIZES ... FOOD
LOTTERY DRAW AT 8 P.M.

RSVP to Pam Robb in writing by December 1

New Resource
Development
Director Looks
Forward to B.C.

he search for a director of Resource

Development at Capilano College
has ended with the hiring of Keith
Woznesensky, who started November
15. Keith was formerly employed as
director of Development with Red Deer
College where he was responsible for
the organization and implementation of

Keith

director for
Capilano
College.

University’s correspondence program. He
is a certified fund raising executive who

majored in marketing at Edmonton’s
University of Alberta.

Woznesensky,
new resource

November 18/94

Win a trip
to HAWAII!

o dreams of warm Hawaiian

beaches come to mind when
trekking from the parking lot to your
office in the pouring rain and blowing
wind?

By supporting the First Annual
Capilano College Employees’ Lottery,
those dreams could soon become a
reality. Funds raised from the draw
will help support the instructional
equipment needs of the new College
theatre.

A committee, which included Joe
Iacobellis, Dianna Larsen, Janet
MacDonald, Judi Fletcher, Karin
Vickars, Diane Blaney and Patrick
Olenick, got together in October to
discuss ways to support employees’
and College programs this Christmas
season.

First prize is a trip for two to Hawaii
(donated by B.C. Gas and Whisky
Jack Resorts). Second prize is a
weekend at Whistler. Third prize is
dinner for two at Delilah’s Restaurant
(anonymous donation). Moncy raised
will be eligible for matching funds
from the provincial government.
There is a potential of raising almost
$30,000. Only 600 tickets will be
printed!

An insert will be included with the
mid-November pay advices. On the
back of the notice is a payroll
deduction authorization, making it
easy to purchase your tickets. Since
the payroll advices for faculty and
administrators were missed, flyers
with identical information will be sent
out to those individuals. Fill out and

its fund raising program since 1985.

“After nine years in development at
the same institution, I am looking
forward to new challenges at a larger
organization,” Keith said. “I am also
excited about moving to British
Columbia and being surrounded by
greenery.”

Along with his development duties,
Keith is also in the process of obtaining
an MBA through the California Coast

Born in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Keith
moved to Red Deer, Alberta in 1978. His
wife, Debbie, is a dietary technician who
will be staying in Alberta with their five-
year-old dachshund, Theo, until she is
able to sell their house.

As one of Keith’s interests is skiing, he
is sure to enjoy working at Capilano
College. The closest ski hill (Grouse
Mountain) is only a 15-minute drive from
his new office. O

return the forms to Resource
Development BEFORE December 1.
If you want to pay cash, volunteers
will be selling tickets in the North and
South cafeterias 12:30 - 1:00 p.m.
November 23-30 inclusive.

The draw will take place Friday,
December 2, 8:00 p.m. at the All
College Employees’ Christmas
Party.