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The results of all this hard work were
judged by members of Vancouver's
advertising community, specifically: Mr.
Graham Catchlove, Vice President and Deputy
General Manager of Client Services for J.
Walter Thompson; Mr. Bill Irwin, Account
Executive and Sales Research Coordinator
for CFUN; Mr. Nick Boyd, Account Supervisor
for Baker, Lovik Advertising, Mrs. Marg
van Wielenjin, President of Pro Consulting,
and Mr. Roger Rowley, Vice President and
Account Director of Hayhurst Advertising.

On hand for the presentation on March 29
were Paul Gallagher, instructor Al
Oberndorf, and an audience of about 125
including representatives of the four
clients. The groups each made a one-hour
presentation after which the judges
convened to make avery difficult decision.
The winning group was the Richmond Honda
team: Rose King - Account Executive

Bev Wong - Marketing Research

Janet Henderson - Media

Mary Lynn Gallant - Creative

Lisa Martin - Sales Promotion

Sandi Hirschkorn - Budget

Congratulations, all.

McLaren exhibit

A small show of Donna McLaren's pottery is
being held now at the Georgian Club, 400 W
Hastings, in Vancouver, during the month
of April. The two show windows, says Donna,
face onto Hastings Street.

Rec course offered

Due to budget cutbacks, most of the
Outdoor Recreation Department's summer
courses have been cancelled, however there
is still one going. Recreation 268, a
second year course in back country travel,
will be held starting July 4. There are
two trips involved—a weekend trip July
20/21, and a week long trip from July 27
to August 3. The course fee is $88, plus
approximately $200 for field trip
expenses. This is open to anyone in good
physical condition who has some back
country travel experience. For more info
on it contact Roger Griffith or Peter Ewens

at 435-8626.

Wade elected Vice President

Keith Wade is now the Vice-President of
the Vancouver Botanic Gardens Association,
a position which he was elected to on the
evening of March 28. Wade, who has served
on the Board of Governors for the garden
since its inception in the mid 1970's, has
been both Botanical Advisor, and Chairman
of the Buildings and Grounds Committee.
The VBGA serves as the support organization
for the VanDusen Botanic Gardens at 33rd
and Oak in Vancouver. Although the garden
is owned and operated by the Vancouver
Board of Parks and Recreation, the VBGA is
responsible for much of the fund raising
for capital development in the gardens,
and for overseeing the planning and
carrying out of such developments.

Simpson on holography committee

The first Canadian Holography Conference
was held in Ottawa on the weekend of March
30-31, and one of the speakers there was
our Physics Lab Supervisor, Bernd Simpson.
The conference was sponsored by the Canada
Council, National Research Council, and
the National Museum for Science and
Technology, and its purpose was to unite
the many fields that holography
encompasses, such as the arts, sciences,
technological, and commercial. Simpson spoke
on the commercialization of holography,
and was also elected to sit on a National
Federation formed at the conference. This
new organization's mandate is to unite
holographers in many fields, and Simpson
will be representing Western Canada. There
are two other members who represent the
East. This new executive hopes to organize
a second National meeting next year.

Payroll deductions offered

If you are interested inwhat Expo '86 is
advertising as ''the buy of a lifetime''—a
seasons pass to the fair, you can now take
advantage of their payroll deduction plan.
This plan is available for B.C. companies
before July 1, 1985, and will enable
people to buy seasons passes at the
reduced rate of $89/adult, $44.50/seniors
and children (6 to 12 yrs). For more
information on this contact Pat Pope at
local 205.