THE INFORMER | The information and news in this memo is gleaned from tip sheets, telephone calls, papers etc. The gossip we like to invent on our own. (heh, heh, heh) wh ah he “ a w * VOLUME | No. 13 * * * & IN CASE YOU HAVEN'T NOTICED or are just back from four months vacation, there are these little yellow items called tip sheets that we like to receive down here. Pretty please? NEWS * NEWS The great Information Day on Bowen Island has come and gone--successfully. Last Fri- day Dr. Jardine, Frank Gelin, Wanda Tilley and Conchita Furstenwald, along with one observing member of the College Board, met with about 30 Island restdents. They gave short talks and wined and cheesed the na- tives for two rather pleasant hours. «I @_ea Meanwhile, Community Education courses are open for registration until the end of next week, or in the first class of each course. Don't miss your chance to study calligraphy or trace your family tree. STILL MORE Registration is still open for Hawaiian backpacking adventures on Maui and Kauai this October. Inquiries about two weeks of outdoor bliss may go to Community Ed. Cet q_ai Business Management faculty, look out! In case you thought you were going to find tranquility up in the wilds of NB you are warned that there are 42 guitarists this term in the Music Department. Not to men- tion six drummers. The music staff sends their sympathy. (snicker) . Cea : Cea In the better-later-than-never department, Sheree MacLean has been working since Aug. 27 in the Registrar's office as a Recep- tionist I1l. Live long and prosper. NEWS * NEWS The Bookstore, reports Sheila Fletcher, is just the "ordinary madhouse.'' The massive crowd of students lined up outside waiting to part with their money would probably be in definite agreement with her. @_ext | @ eat Don't forget the coming VSO concert at the Centennial Theatre on Saturday, Sept. 8 at 8 p.m. Sponsored by Cap. and District 44, the pops concert will cost $1.50 and tick- ets are going fast. You can get them at Community Ed. or at the theatre, but there shouldn't be many left to sell at the door. Bring the family. EXCITEMENT In the alls-well-that-ends-well department we have the Community Education registra- tion days at Park Royal. In spite of last minute troubles with Park Royal and power fluctuations that kept the computer break- ing down, the entire event went off well. Joy Smith, Kerry Holloway, and other brave staffers pulled in 180 registrations and answered numerous questions. And they're even thinktng of doing it again! @_ex @_ ex And tn the tf-only-1-could-go-back-and-do- it-again department, it is rumoured we can find Bill Little. After being tempermental and breaking down at awkward times, his Mazda station wagon finally died for good. The motor had to be replaced after 27,000 miles. If yoy like him, don't bring [ft up.