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These people take used Organs

for the Music Therapy Instrument Drive. To donate musical instruments call local 454.

By GARY LARSON

Sseer7 «Chronicle Features, 1962

THE FAR SIDE P20

“Yes, with the amazing new ‘knife,’ you only have to wear the SKIN of those dead animals.”’

Grad gets Grant

What happens to Music Therapy graduates after Capilano College? Well, in the case of Carol Barker, who enrolled in SFU in 1980, a career in Psychology has been the outcome. Barker, who is a classical flutist originally from Ontario earned her Music Therapy diploma here and is now a graduate student at SFU. In her undergraduate work she wrote an honours thesis on anorexia nervosa and she is now researching that subject using electrogastrography (EGG) with the aid of a Medical Research Council of Canada grant. After obtaining her doctorate Barker intends to work as a clinical psychologist.

ANNOUNCEMENT

Michelle and Jamie Henderson are pleased to announce the arrival of David Robert,

8 Ib. 2 oz., at 6:15 pm Wednesday, October 12, 1983. (Congratulations to all three of you!)

Singers sought

The Vancouver City Singers, under the direction of Darryl Downton, are looking for Tenors, Basses and Altos for the 1983- 84 season. Those interested should enjoy a wide variety of music, both classical and popular. For further information please phone 988-4860, or Canadian Memorial Church at 731-3101 or call Lynn in the ARC local 353/356.

Classified

FOR SALE: An Armstrong Flute in like new condition—used minimally for 1 year. $300 304.

Contact Bob Bagshaw, local