Art students cont.

Margaret Witzsche, "Possible Greenhouse
Effect" and "Fish Dreaming of Stars Three"
Charles van Sandwyk, "Neighbourly Birds"

Valpy is a Crafts student and Van Sandwyk
is in Commercial Art; the rest are Studio
Art students.

The Ottawa show, consisting of 150 works
from six regions will be held at the
Ottawa Congress Centre from October 11-13.
All the artists involved will receive free
air fare and accommodation in Ottawa where
they will participate in three days of art
workshops, seminars and demonstrations by
Canadian artists. Five national winners
will be chosen and awarded a $5,000
scholarship each. This is the first time
that ACCC has held such an event and if it
proves successful they may try to hold it
on a regular basis.

We wish all our students the best of luck.

No parking on hill

People who are in the habit of parking on
the road on the east side of H building:
Beware! The No Parking signs go up next
week and should you blearily steer your
car in there some morning you may be in
for an unpleasant surprise in the form of
a tow truck. Parking has been prohibited
on the hill for a varietyof safety reasons
among which is a problem with exhaust
fumes being sucked into the ventilating
system of H building.

Locked out

The college will be closed and locked on
three holidays this fall--Labour Day,
Thanksgiving, and Remembrance Day. If you
are desperate to get in, make arrangements
ahead of time with Ken Hughes.

Bookstore fall hours

During the first month of classes the
Bookstore will be open from 9:30 am to
7:30 pm Monday to Thursday, and 9:30 to

4 on Fridays. Starting October 6 they will
be open from 9:30 am to 3:30 on weekdays
with the exception of Thursdays when they
will stay open until 7:30.

Lynch to leave Capilano

Associate Dean of Career/Vocational
Studies, Nancy Lynch, will be leaving
Capilano College on October 31 for a new
job on the prairies. Lynch, who has been
at Capilano since 1977, is heading to
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan to become the
Assistant Principal of the new Northern
Technical Institute. The new institution,
which is starting up this fall, will offer
vocational and trades programs, and also
courses in Business Management, Office
Administration, Early Childhood Education,
and Graphic Arts. Lynch will be in charge
of the programs, and is particularly
excited about the fact that they will be
using computer managed learning in all of
them—a pilot project for Saskatchewan.
Capilano will be sorry to lose Nancy Lynch
to 'Diefenbaker country’, but we know that
she will enjoy the challenges of her new
job.

The Doctor is in

Health Services is back and ready to help
people with their health inquiries and
problems. They are open from 8:30 am to
4:15 pm every day (8:30 to 1 on alternate
Fridays) for allergy shots, blood pressure
monitoring, weight and nutrition
counselling, etc. etc. etc. Dr. Jensen
will be on campus Tuesdays and Thursdays
starting September 4. Drop in and visit or
call 2964 for an appointment.

Gymnasium project progressing

With roughly two thirds of the necessary
funds already pledged, plans for the new
gymnasium are proceeding apace. The
District of North Vancouver will contribute
$400,000, and the Provincial government is
putting in $800,000, plus $400,000 from
the lottery fund. The Student Society,
through the Recreational Facility Levy,
will also be contributing a substantial
sum. With these promises in hand, the
College will be launching a major fund
raising campaign in the community, and in
the meantime the architects have started
work on the preliminary drawings. If all
goes smoothly, the gymnasium may be a
reality sometime in 1987.