the

October 20, 1986 Volume VIII No. 2!

informer_

Cap student wins ACCC national Art Competition

Major congratulations are in order for 20
year old Charles Van Sandwyk, graduate of
the Commercial Art program, who was one of
five winners in the ACCC's "College Arts
1986" competition that wound up in Ottawa
on the October 10-12 weekend. 4,000
submissions from 65 colleges were received
in the nine month, three-tiered competition
and Capilano College came out with two
winners—Van Sandwyk, and Art Institute
student Margaret Witzsche, who received
one of five honourable mentions.

"IT am really proud that Capilano College
students did so well," said Associate Dean
of Careers, Nancy Lynch. "Out of ten
possible national awards, Capilano got

two." Capilano also had more students in
the finals than any other B.C. college—
seven out of a total of 143. (This compares
to six from the Victoria College of Art,
four each from Okanagan and Malaspina,
three from VCC, and two from Kwantlen.)

Dorothy Jantzen, who is one of two B.C.
members on the ACCC Canadian Services Bureau
Advisory Committee (which organized the
competition) was also delighted with Cap's
results. "The West made a really good
showing at the national level," she said.
"Capilano students did very well in the
B.C. regional show in June, and then B.C.
students in general did very well in the

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Bev Hill presenting Mike Osborne, who co-ordinated the tourism and job
opportunities program through Capilano College, with a gift in appreciation of his
efforts. a sero Si pees

Photo and caption from Squamish Times

Project winds up

Cap's Tourism/Business
Development project in
Squamish wrapped up at
the end of September
with a seminar on
Marketing a Small
Community held September
29 in Pemberton and 30
in Squamish. Project
Manager Mike Osborne
was joined by Karl
Schultz, Executive
Director of the Chemainus
Festival of Murals, and
the film on Chemainus,
"The Little Town That
Did It" was shown. The
Tourism/Business Dev.
Project was funded by a
government grant from
March to September of
this year. According to
Squamish coordinator
Bev Hill, "its purpose

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