LAST CHANCE!

Tuesday, November 25 is the deadline for
receiving Pledge Cards, cheques, and ticket
entries for the "Pledge Card Draw." The
prizes in the draw include:

- A Mini Holiday at the Qualicum College
Inn (package includes two nights
accommodation, breakfast both mornings and
dinner on the evening of your choice)

- Pottery, compliments of Donna McLaren

- "Mystery Gift" compliments of Ken Hughes
- A variety of gifts, including Christmas
concert tickets, flower arrangement by
Jana Bailey, and a counter display for

your area.

THE DRAW WILL TAKE PLACE ON DECEMBER 4th.

Once again, thanks are due to those who
have already donated a gift to the United
Way.

Lynne Hamilton, Chairperson
United Way Campaign '86

Precocious pianist plays at Douglas

15-year old Michelle Mares, one of
Canada's most gifted pianists, will be
performing at Douglas College on Thursday,
November 27. Mares, a student at Sentinel
Secondary in West Van., won the Canadian
Music Competition at the age of 11, and in
1984 took first prize at the international
Steinway Piano Competition in Hamburg,
West Germany. Earlier this year she
performed with the Montreal Symphony
Orchestra after winning first prize ina
national competition for young musicians
sponsored by the MSO. She will be playing
selections by Bach, Debussy, Haydn, Liszt
and Chopin at 12:30, in the College
theatre. The concert is free.

ARC workshops underway

The Achievement Resource Centre is holding
a series of one-hour free workshops on
such topics of keen interest to students
as Studying for Exams, How to Write Exams,
Time Management, and Concentration
Improvement starting Nov. 25. Workshops
will run from noon to 1 on Fridays, and
5:15 to 6:15 on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Students can sign up in ARC (B103).

College Canada to be revamped

It looks as if College Canada is going to
get a facelift! (It needed it.) Starting
in January the ACCC is going to have two

publications—a newsletter to be issued
monthly with information on upcoming

events, college news, and so forth, and a

quarterly magazine with theme articles,
editorial column, letters, and some news.
They are also thinking of publishing a semi
annual Journal, which will be "a book on
literature, economics, essays etc." We
look forward to some more lively pieces of
literature from ACCC.

COLOPHON

However sporadically the Informer may
appear in your mail, it is still trying
valiantly to be a weekly publication,
at least during the Fall and Spring
terms. This newsletter is published by
Information Services, A118, local 2002,
and submissions are greeted with joy
and delight. Photos are generally taken
by Edna Sakata in MPC and prepared for
publication by Dave Sharrock. Printing
is done by Linda Givens and Dave Callow
in the Print Shop, and distribution is
handled by the Mail Room/Typing Pool.
Most everything else can be blamed on
Donna McMahon, but she'll deny it.

(MODERN MEMO
TECHNIQUES : ”

Ronesty

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