Dynamic Dave
at work

Bet you never guessed
that being a TV
studio technician
required such complex
domestic skills...
Here Dave Morgan, man
of many talents, was
caught by Edna
Sakata's camera as he
undertook some
maintenance of the
Dynamics Lab curtains
using high-tech,
state-of-the-art
equipment (needle and
thread, and iron).
Rumours that Dave can
be hired to do this
for your curtains as
well are definitely
unfounded. This
exciting event took
place during the
summer and you all
missed it.

Want a graduation program?

Believe it or not, a number of students
who have slaved away to get a certificate
or diploma, don't seem to want to be
bothered to pick it up when they finally
get it. The Registrar's office has all
sorts of certificates and diplomas awaiting
their owners, and they also have a number
of extra copies of the program from this
spring's graduation ceremonies for anyone
who would like one. Contact Hazel at 222.

Alumni news

Remember Pat Gallaher? The flamboyant
staff member who used to work in our
Bookstore started a store called B.C.
Playthings on Marine Drive, and a recent
issue of the North Shore News reports that
Pat and the store are celebrating their
10th anniversary. The store sells toys
that ''involve children in play."

Cap runs Ski Tech course

lf you know anyone who is interested in
working in a ski shop, you might recommend
Cap's Ski Technician course to them. The
course has already run in Vancouver, but
it's being held in Whistler from October
19 to 24. Students in the course gain
expertise in matching ski equipment to
skiers, selling and servicing ski
equipment, and technical ski shop
operations with a stress on customer
safety and correct procedure. Those who
pass the course will be certified at a
level above current industry standards.
For information call 333 or 258.

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FOR SALE: Dunlop black max graphite tennis
racket, 44" grip. $75. Local 263, Linda.