Arts report a must

Described as a ''must read'' for all art
students, instructors, and administrators,
is Ted Kingan's report on The Arts and the

Economy. This well-researched document
attacks the prevalent myth that the visual
and performing arts are ''costly luxuries",

and shows in detail how the arts
contribute $8 billion to the Canadian
economy, and 300,000 jobs. There is a copy
of this report available in the library,
and it comes highly recommended to anyone
interested in education and/or the arts.

Rizun new VP

Chairman of the Capilano College Board,
Hilda Rizun, was elected last month as
Vice President of the B.C. Association of
Colleges.

Thanks for contributions

Letters of thanks have been received from
the following agencies who were the
recipients of individually designated
contributions during the 1985 United Way
Campaign:

Intervention and Suicide Prevention
Centre for Greater Vancouver

B.C. Children's Hospital

Vancouver Neurological Centre
Western Institute for the Deaf
Their thanks go to those Capilano College
employees who supported the work of their
agencies through contributions.

Crisis

- Joy Smith

Grad show moved

The Studio Art Graduation show, which was
in the All College Lounge, is now at
Bernadette's Galleries, 103 - 1200
Lonsdale. If you missed it here, you can
still catch it there until May 19 from 10
am to 6 pm.

EDT Dates

English Diagnostic Tests (EDTs) have been
scheduled for July 30, August 19, 20, 21,
and 26 at times posted at the main
Registration desk. Pre-registration is not
necessary for EDTs and results can
generally be obtained by the next day. For
more information contact Humanities.

Billets needed

Billets are being sought for French
Canadian students in May and Japanese
students in July, and the deal for each is
much the same. If you are on a bus route
or live close to the college and are
interested in hosting a student, cal]
Adele Herbert at local 328. Host families
provide most meals and receive a stipend
from the College. The French students are
coming for a six week English language
program starting May 26, and the Japanese
students arrive for a three-week English
program on July 28.

Phone times

If you don't get an answer from Extension
Programs and Services, chances are that you
are phoning at the wrong time. Their phone

lines are only open from 11 am to 4 pm
until August 2, with the exception of
locals 326 and 325 (Louise Krohn and Joy
Smith respectively) which are answered
when those people are available. On August

6 the department will extend their hours

from 11 to 4:30 pm.

UNCLASSIFIED

FOR SALE: G.E. Washer: 5 years old,
Rebuilt Clutch, Excellent condition. $300
30 day labour guarantee. Whirlpool Washer:
Completely rebuilt, new clutch, bearings,
and basket drive. $200 - 30 day labour
guarantee. Phone Dan 986-7232 or 985-4595.

FOR SALE: Used Vic-20's. A limited number
are available at $100 each from the
Extension office (local 321). All sales
final.