Try “Simple Fare” for Christmas

Sorry to mention Christmas so soon, but if you are
looking for a special Christmas present we have a
recommendation. “Simple Fare” is a tape of simple,
calming, gentle piano pieces designed to relax and
refresh its listeners. (Bev Greene has already tried it
while commuting in rush hour traffic and gives it an
enthusiastic review.) This smoothly-woven
selection, which includes short classics and lullabies,
was performed by Music Therapy instructor Nancy
McMaster and recorded by Lawrence Wu, also of
the Music Department. Suggested uses include
background for office work, baby feeding and
bathing, calming down at bedtime, etc. The tape is
$7.50 and orders must be placed by December 10
for guaranteed delivery before Christmas. Call
2307.

“Adopt” a family

The Media Centre is once again “adopting” a family
in need this Christmas season. They would
welcome other Instructional Services areas to
participate in their project. If other departments are
interested in “adopting” a family of their own, they
should call Dawn Hughes at Local 2107 for the
name of the person to contact at the Christmas
Bureau.

Got your Directory?

The internal phone directories are finally out and
ready. If you haven't already received one in your
mailbox, please pick one up at Switchboard or ask
them to send you one in the inter-office mail.

Demonstrating at Craft Show

The Clay and Textile Arts Department has received
an invitation to participate in the Canadian Craft
Show at the Vancouver Trade and Convention
Centre from December 2 to 6. The department will
be setting up a booth with information on the
program and students on hand demonstrating their
work.

People Around Capilano

A special get well message and best wishes for a
speedy recovery to Music instructor Vivian Waters
who is in Lions Gate Hospital recovering from a
spleen operation. Also a “stay recovered” message
to Sechelt Coordinator April Struthers who has
returned to work after a nasty case of pleurisy and
Adele Herbert from Extension who is at home
recovering from a hip replacement operation. Anda
final big Get Well to Jessie McCready's elbow. ««-
The Capilano College Community Music School,
which operates through Extension Programs, has
welcomed a new instructor to their staff. Flutist Jane
Martin is on the faculty at UBC and the Vancouver
Academy of Music and has a degree in Flute
Performance from the Cleveland Institute of Music
and a Master’s in Music from the University of
Oregon. She also gained the Diploma of the
Fontainebleau School of Fine Arts in France and
studied with famed Master flute teacher Marcel
Moyse. She will be teaching Suzuki flute to children
as young as four. **= Art Institute instructor Jean
Morrison has had three of her cyanotypes accepted
into a national juried exhibition entitled
“Photoperspectives”. The show is currently on at the
Presentation House Gallery (3rd and St. Georges,
North Vancouver) until November 29. «+= Bill
Inglis was the Business Management representative
at the World of Women Trade Show at the
Vancouver Trade and Convention Centre November
12-15. Also “manning” the Capilano College booth
for the Business Management, Retail Management
and Office Administration departments were Eva
Hall, Eleanor Best, Lynn Jest, Bev Harnett, Dave
Shields, Mary Seward, Jean Clark, Leslie Baker,
Diane Blaney, Donna Phillips, and Karin Vickars.
+++ Associate Dean of Careers, Jon Jessiman, will
commence International Education duties as
Associate Dean in Instructional Services on January
1, 1988. Until such time as a replacement for an
Associate Dean in the C/V Division is appointed,
Bev Harnett will assume responsibilities for
Communications and E.S.L.; Greg Lee for Media
Resources and Music; and Jon will continue with
Business/Retail Management. * ++ Dean of
Instructional Services, Rob Turner, reports that as
of October 16 there were 45 international students
on campus, with 193 course registrations. Those
registrations break down into 30 Humanities, 28
Social Sciences, 37 Natural Sciences, 13 E.S.L.,
and 57 in various Career Programs. °°: