More can be bought on campus than mere
books and sandwiches, is the word from our
Retail Fashion students. The ''Down South"

boutique on the ground floor of the Tower
is again open for business as first year
students work as clerks and second year
Merchandising students learn how to run a
business. On sale Monday through Friday,
41530 - 1:30 you can buy such things as
Household gift items, Pottery, Jewellery,
Candles, and anything else that our gifted
art students can think of to sell on con-
signment.The students say their prices are
reasonable and suggest that you stop by to
do some early Christmas shopping. Or, for
those who aren't interested so much in
shopping as selling, they're also looking
for anyone with a creative hobby who would

like to make some money by selling their
products. If you'd like to find out about
consignment selling, call Rosann Nanci at

988-4694 or Cecilia Wong, 874-2731.

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Now, just as you're sitting there thinking

"Gee, | would like to make something to
sell or give away for Christmas presents
but ! can't think of a thing.", J'm going

to throw in a plug. Sewing Quilted Jackets
and Vests is a credit-free course that is
starting November 8, for three Saturdays.
Connie Barber (you've probably heard of
her) will be instructing the course and
teaching a whole list of things that are
Greek to me, but important for people who
sew. The nice thing about sewing quilted

vests, I'm informed, is that they're sup-
posed to fit losely, so you don't have to
get everyone's measurements down to the
half #veh centimeter. Anyway, if you are
interested, call 321. Fee is $24.

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The problem with reporting on our sports
teams at this time of the year isn't that
they're losing (they aren't), but that
there are so blasted many of them galla-
vanting all over the countryside and it's
hard to keep track. There's the rugby team
and the soccer team traipsing off to Wash-
ington and the women's basketball (who won
their first game) and the men's basketbal]
(who copied them) and blast it all it must
be just about time for Volleyball. But if
they do something really unexpected (like
lose a lot) I'1] put it in.

Carol McQuarry is an absolute fountain of
news and jnformation and sometimes I
think we'd never get issues out without
her. Of course, she's probably helped just
a little by music students such as Victor
Smith, Catherine Thompson, and Pat Smith,
(not to mention Elyra Campbell) who keep
doing great and newsworthy things. Now, if
my brilliant lead-in worked, you are mot
thinking ‘what a marvellous person Carol
is'' (although I'm sure she won't mind) but
rather ''who are Victor Smith, Catherine
Thompson and Pat Smith?" Well, Pat Smith
is a current music student at Cap and the
other two are former music students. The
two Smiths are not related, but what they
do have in common is that they are both
part of "Under the Moss"', a trio carrying
on the Celtic tradition in Canada. Under
the Moss recently played the Vancouver
Show and if you missed that you have sev~
eral options. November 15 at 8 pm you can
listen to CBC-FM (the French station) or
sometime from December 1 to 25 you can go
for Junch .to Humphrey's at the top of the
Inn at Denman Place and enjoy their music.
Catherine, by the way, phays harp, Victor
violin, and Pat mandolin, guitar and penny

whisle. hmmm...! think & just sold myself.
Anyone want to take me for lunch in the
next month?...

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Nobody applied to be a tour leader on the
Eastern Mediterranean Cruise. That meant
that Joy Smith, organizer, ended up being
"stuck'' with acting as tour escort for the
trip. With a martyred grin at least a foot
wide she left last week for three weeks ~~
travelling from here to London and then on
to Venice to take the P & 0 liner Uganda
to Yugoslavia, Greek Isles, Turkey, Alex-
andria and Naples. And as if that wasn't
bad enough, she sent a postcard back to
everyone in the office. ‘The group is
great and everyone seems to be enjoying it
so far,''she writes. "Off to Venice today.''
She stayed a stone's throw from the Abbey,
and the only solace for us back in North
Van is her mention of ''terrible service,
exorbitant prices.'' Some people have al}
the luck.
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