Volume XIll,
Number 12
Dec. 3, 1991

CAPILANO COLLEGE'S INTERNAL NEWSLETTER

Parents Get Help in Education

Nancy Farley, College Board Chair presents Justice Thomas K.
Fisher, Chair of the CKNW Orphans’ Fund, with a certificate of
appreciation. The Fund donated $100,000 to the Capilano College
Foundation. Daryl Collier, (far left) President of the Foundation,
and Doug Jardine, (far right) President of the College, look on.

The more education you have, the more
money you earn, studies show. The more money
you earn, the easier it is to support your children.
But when you have children to support it’s hard
to find the money to get an education in the first
place.

The CKNW Orphans’ Fund has done some-
thing to help. The fund’s recent donation of
$100,000 to Capilano College will allow students
with dependents to pursue their educational
goals.

The donation will be matched by the provin-
cial government’s Matching Endowment Pro-
gram. The Capilano College Foundation is work-
ing hard to raise another $50,000 for this bursary
fund, which will bring the total to $250,000. This
would help about 45 students each year.

“As a result of this generous donation from the
CKNW Orphans’ Fund many additional Capilano
College students and their families will be able to better
prepare for their future,” said Foundation president
Daryl Collier. “We thank the CKNW Orphans’ Fund on
behalf of all these future students.”

College Joins Day of Remembrance

Soon it will be two years since the day when 14
women were killed at Ecole Polytechnic in Montreal.
As it did last year, Capilano College is holding a vigil to
commemorate the Dec. 6 tragedy.

Newspaper clippings from the time of the massacre
have been on display on the North Campus grass quad-
rangle since Nov. 23. A cedar wreath with a white rose
commemorates the 14 women who died: Geneviéve
Bergeron, Héléne Colgan, Nathalie Croteau, Barbara
Daigneault, Anne-Marie Edward, Maud Haviernick,
Barbara Maris Kluznick, Maryse Leclair, Maryse

Leganiére, Anne-Marie Lemay, Sonia Pelletier, Michéle
Richard, Annie St. Arneault and Annette Turcotte.

At 2:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 6, a remembrance cere-
mony at the quadrangle will hear speakers from the
College and the community address the issues of

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