Grads win Awards

Several 1984 graduates of the Media
Resources Program have won awards In the
National Multi-Image Competition for
Students sponsored by the Association for
Multi-Image of Canada. Dian St. Louise,
Linda Hurst and Kharen Hill won the first
prize of $250 for ''A Corner of the New
World'', a portraft of Vancouver artist
Richard Turner. Karen Fredrickson and

Barbara Woodley received a $100 cheque as —

runners-up for ''Growing Up Female" in
which several women reflect upon society's
Influences during their lives. Both
productions were projects for the slide/
tape production course taught by Bob Cook
and Peter Thompson last fall.

: Grad gets scholarship

Congratulations to former Cap student
Frances Thomas of West Vancouver who won a
$2,500 UBC Entrance Scholarship this fall.

Dunaway returns to Music

The Bachelor of Music Program is

welcoming back class string instructor
Blaine Dunaway. Blaine spent the first 3
months of this year In an advanced music
program at Banff Centre School of Fine
Arts with VEJI band (Vancouver Ensemble of
Jazz Improvisation) playing violin,
trumpet and flugelhorn. In the Fall of
1983 he taught theory and arranging at
Vancouver's Institute of Communication
Arts. He has performed in a number of jazz
concerts and clubs Including performances
with Dave Holland, David Liebman & Julian
Priester, and has also worked with the
Kamloops Symphony Orchestra, and in
concert with Pro Music.

Got any junque?

Donations are being sought for the Jazzy
Junque Sale to be held on ''Cap Carnivale'’
day. Terrific toys, bags of books, reams
of records and gorgeous garments (good
women's, men's and children's) — all items
being in excellent condition and clean—
will be gratefully accepted by Sheila or
Pauline in P209, Joyce Fancher in A106; or
Eileen Steele in H404. And if you have any
questions about unloading your valuable
cargo, call Sheila at 258 or 259.

Leskard sculpture goes to Pope

A bronze madonna by former Capilano art
instructor Stephen Leskard is one of the
items which have been selected by the B.C.
branch of the Polish Congress of Canada as
gifts to the Polish-born Pope John Paul
11. The madonna cast Is about 50
centimeters high and will be, along with
the other gifts, on display at the
Bayshore Inn lobby on Sept. 16 from 10 am
to 10 pm. Leskard is not a Catholic, but
his grandfather was the head of the
Protestant church In Poland, and he says
that he has great respect for the Pope.
Leskard resigned as an instructor at Cap
this spring after 15 years here.

Employee Updates

Dave Morgan is the new Technician in the
Dynamics lab, working part-time, and
Dianella Agostinis is again working in the
Media Centre as an Assistant IV, also part
time. And in case anyone's been away a
long time, Sheree Wall who worked at the
front registration desk for eons left the
College, and filling in the gap is Myla
Waterman.

Sunday hikes

lf you are interested In taking 2-3 hour

hikes/walks on Sundays, there is a group

of "Sunday Hikers'' meeting at 11:30 every
Sunday at the Coach House parking lot. If
you are interested, call P. Biggins (242)

or E. Steele (502).

Challenge Cup held here

Thanks to the banner across the entrance
of the College, it would be hard not to
notice that Cap is hosting the Pacific

Coast Challenge Cup this weekend, but we
thought we'd tell you anyway. The games
start Friday at noon on fields at Inter
River #2 and 3, Kirkstone and Capilano.

Our team will be playing here against Lane
Community College. Games continue = on
Friday at 4 pm, Saturday at 11 am, 1 pm
and 3 pm, and the Championship Game on
Sunday at noon here. The institutions
competing are Cap, Lane College, Foothills
College, Stellacoom College,. Malaspina,
Santa Rosa College and Skagit Valley
College. !f you would like more info, call
Athletics.