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This memo may not contain an enormous
amount of information, but then again

we didn't receive an enormous amount.

& *& * & VOLUME TNO. 26% #4 & &

DO YOU KNOW? that this is issue number 26 of the Informer? Do you know what that means?

We've been publishing for an entire half year -- only 94 years to OUR 10th Anniversary!

NEWS * NEWS

Well, it's THAT time of year again. Frazz-
led students will be crawling to the last
of their final exams on Friday. Frazzled

be crawling out from under a

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faculty will

huge pile of marking on Friday (if they're
luck). And frazzled everyone else will be
crawling back to work after making whoopee
at the Christmas party on Friday. In case
you haven't got your tickets, by the way,
you should do so now--$2 from Sandy, local
278. Last year's party was great, so this
one comes with recommendations. After all,
there's less than a month to get in prac-
tice for your New Year's hangover....
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Valerie Giles is pleased to advise us that
the United Way Campaign at Cap raised a
bunch of money. $3,377.00 in fact has been
donated=-a stunning almost three times the
total last year (just ahead of the rate of
inflation). Valerie would like to thank
everyone for their generosity and support.
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November 30 was November's last day and it
was also the last day for someone else.
Donna King, Administrative Assistant to
Kiaus Thiel has left the college. (I was
about to say for bigger and better things,
but as part of the P.R. staff I'm not sure
that I'm supposed to admit that anywhere
else IS better). Donna, by the way, is the
President of the Canadian Executive Secre-
tarys' Association, so we imagine she'll
keeping busy. Good luck, and sorry that
you didn't stay longer, Donna.

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NOTE:

NEWS * NEWS ee

Music from the 16th century to the present
including folk songs, sacred music, some
Christmas pieces and a barbershop quartet,
will be featured tn the South Cafe at 8:00
Friday the l4¢th. tIc's the Cap Chorus and
it's Free--come and take a listen.

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Making life slightly easier, if no. less
expensive for those unfortunates who have
their cars towed away is a new arrangement
with Tritow. Previously, auto owners were
having problems getting their heaps back-=-
now there is a procedure. i-Call Tritow at
689-1441 (write this number down--it's too
useful) and arrange a pickup time at the
North Cafe. 2-Wait for the driver who will
take you (and your money) to the storage
yard. 3-You take the car--they take the $.

Do you need a slide show or a video tape
produced for you? Or does this suddenly
strike you as a great idea?’ Well here is
your chance. The Media Resources * program
students will again be doing productions
for clients as part of their final semes—
ter's studies. In other words, you can get
a high quality project in any media done
for you for only the cost of production
supplies and the -time .spent to plan out
what you need. They do all the work. Have
an tdea? Call Nancy Lynch or Jim Biazocchi
at local 251 or 256 the week of December
10. Projects will be selected early in the
first week of classes and be finished by
the last week of February.

For those of you waiting with bated breath to hear the outcome of our contest, a

slight delay. As tt was pointed out that the rules (the fivat five enixies were to win)

discriminated against people exiled in Squamish or desperately busy or whatever,

we've

decided to draw five of the entries received and extend the deadline to Friday Dec. 14.

So, if you haven't entered dig out the contest for a chance at excellent Xmas munchies.