The response to Info Services! request for
help in) manning Cap's PNE booth has been
just FANTASTIC. We would like to thank for

volunteering their time the following
people: From Community Education, Diane
Blaney, Joy Smith, Wanda Tiliey, Peter

Slemon; T.F.B.1., Kerry Holloway; B.T.S.D.
Bob Irvine, Jim Duvall, Liz Young, Pat
Hodgson; Psychotogy, Paul Avery; Instruc-
tional Services, Janet Morris; Business
Office Training, Pam Salisbury, Nancy Bury
Larry Spicer, Karen Vicars, Lynn Smart,
Mary Seward, Val Richards; Retail Fashion,
Hilary Clark; Humanities, Eileen Steele,
Ann Gilbert, Irene Howard, Dawn Moore;
Learning Assistance, Donna Tarbet, Dennis
Wright, Lynn Hamilton, Grace Tietz; Modern
Languages, Nick Collins; Theatre, Bill
Mur dock; Early Childhood Education, Louis
Rennie; Women's Resources, Andrea Kiss;
Career/Vocational, Sheila Brown; Biology,
Lil McDonnel; Counselling, Lanalee Schmidt
Principal's Office, Val Giles;* and the
Courier, Gordon Miller, Nancy Campbell. In
addition the Music Department and others
supplied people whose names | don't have.
Anyone | left out is welcome to bother me
about it, and anyone whose name is spelled
wrong can.bother Bill about it because he
has lousy handwriting. Meanwhile, the PNE
goes on, and so does our booth until the
first of September. To find us, drop into
the B.C. Building upstairs, just back of
the map.P.S.*add one Dean, Frank Gelin.
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You know those wretched neighbours of
yours who let their miserable dog/cat howl
under your window all night or hold loud
raucous parties at 3 in the morning (with-

out inviting you)? Well, here for anyone
with young children, is the solution.
Enrol your 3 to 7 year old child in the

Violin and Cello course and encour-
to practise at 6 a.m. under the
next door windows (particularly the morn-
ing after that party). These courses for
children, and others such as Group Piano,
Kodaly and Orff, will be offered through
Community Education this fall--you can get
in touch through 321 or check out the bro-
chure ''Music Instruction for Children on
the North Shore.'' * Reflective pause* You
know, when the music people asked me to
plug their courses 1! don't think this is
quite what they had in mind. Oh, well.....

Suzuki
age them

"Ask Alan Smith how his violin playing is
going,'! suggested someone.
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You don't have to teach or take courses in
a related subject to be interested in the
current situation in the Middle East. If
you would like to be more “informed on the
subject, though, or perhaps gain a differ-
ent point of view, you might consider the
credit-free course which will be starting
September 23. "Middle East Crisis - the
Palestinian View'' will be taught by expert
on the Middle East Hannah Kawas_ who is
Président of the Canada~Arab Friendship
Association and head cf the Palestine Dis-
tribution Centre. In nine sessions on
Tuesday nights she'li cover the situation
thoroughly from it's roots right up to the

present. For more information call loc.
321. Fee is $30 unless, of course, you're
eligible for a fee waiver.

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The Montreux Jazz Festival is one of the
most famous jazz gatherings in the world
and there, appearing on the same bill as
jazz great Oscar Peterson, will be three
members of - Cap's music department. The

three instructors are members of ''Skywalk'!
a Vancouver quintet. Tom Keenlyside

woodwind, teaches in the university
transfer and commercial music programs

and Rene Worst, bass and thor Kukurdza,
guitar, both teach private Jessons to
Commercial Music students. They will be

performing on ''Canada Night'' August 30 in
Detroit.

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CAP, otherwise known as the Career Alter-
natives Program, has sparked the interest
of the Ministry of Education and other BC
colleges. The program was developed by
instructors in the Women's Resource Centre
here and is a re-entry program for women
who have been primarily family centred but
are now looking for alternatives such as
further education, community work, or a
career. Yetta Lees, who teaches with Carol
McCandless and Andrea Kiss in the program,
was commissioned to write a report docu-

menting the workings of CAP, and she has
just finished it. Copies are being sent
all over B.C., so perhaps other colleges

will be following our example soon.