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United Way Final Report

by Lynne Hamilton & Kerry Burke
United Way Campaign Committee

It's almost the "Season to be Jolly" and
we have good reason to start it off with
great feelings of accomplishment. I am
sure that our College gift will bring
smiles and support to those in need. YOU
can take pride in your contribution because
total contributions (cheques, pledges, and
cash donations) reported as at November 18

1985 were $7,913.02.

Questions and Answers:

Q: Did we meet last year's gift?
A: YES...and we increased our giving by
$769.02

Q: Did we increase our number of
participants?

A: YOU BETCHA...almost doubled it (1984 -
38, 1985 - 64)

Q: Do we get an award for doing so well?
A: SURE DO...but we're not sure what
category we fall into (might be the

1 onges t campaign ever held).

Q: Who won the draw?

A: CAN'T SAY...because it hasn't taken
place yet. On Thursday, 9 am-our Loan Rep
from the United Way will do the honours in
the ARC (B107).

Q: What's the prize?.

A: A ticket to the College Christmas Party
at the North Shore Winter Club, December 7

Q: Who deserves to be acknowledged and
specially thanked for participating in
this campaign?
A: WE ALL DO.

Q: Is this really the end?

A: "YES"...but if you need a spirit lifter
for the Christmas season, please feel free
to give.

Congratulations and thank you again.

“Did you know?” dept.

Most people are probably aware of the new
Canadian Encyclopedia, but did you know
that two Cap College people (that we're

aware of—there may be more) were
contributors to that publication? Paul
Gallagher and Anne Rosenberg both wrote
articles for the encyclopedia.

education expenses.

Student awarded Art scholarship

Art Institute
student Joan Smith
has just won a
major scholarship
which will go a
long way towards
covering her

The $1250 Senior
Award was given to
her by the B.C.
Cultural Fund. Joan
attributes a great
deal of her success
to the support and
encouragement of
her instructor,
Wayne Eastcott, and
she has many
positive things to
say about Capilano
College. "Capilano has been a great
resource for me," she said. "Over the
years I was able to acquire the studio
skills and academic pre-requisites which
allowed me to enter UBC's Fine Arts
program and graduate with a BFA degree. I
am very appreciative that the accessibility”
offered by the community college system,
allowed me to obtain a very good education
both at the college and beyond." She also
describes the Art Institute program as "a
supportive, stimulating environment where
the :participating artists have access to
ongoing guidance, excellent facilities, and
an exciting exchange of ideas." Of her own
printmaking work, Joan says "I intend to
make large prints comparable to the scale
of paintings and creating the same impact—
containing imagery of a basic nature,
using both natural phenomena and
manipulated textures that make references
to the fundamental aspects of the world
around us; the Universal, the Primordial,
the Fundamental."

Order now to get poinsettias

If you want to be sure of being able to
purchase some of the beautiful poinsettias,
mums and azaleas being sold by the Applied

Landscape Horticulture program at their

Plant Sale, better order now. If you put
in an order by 1 pm, November 29 they will
have it ready for you December 10 and 11
in room C201. For copies of their price
sheet, call Judith Weiss.