THE INFORMER.

This memo contains the news that we

managed to glean from everyone who returned tip sheets to Info Services. kK ok OO oe

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BROWNIE POINTS AND GOLD STARS FOR RETURNING MEMOS THIS WEEK GO TO: Pat Pope, Carol Hay,

Donna King, and the North Campus Novelty and Concession Stand.

NEWS

NEWS * NEWS *

Presentation of a plaque by the college to West Vancouver Secondary went off smoothly on Thursday afternoon with Paul Gallagher

giving a brief and informal speech to the group of original organizers, Board mem- bers etc. In attendance. Afterwards about

thirty people retired to the W. Van Staff lunchroom for a wine and cheese reception.

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Pat Pope is.off July 1 for a tour of Mainland China. Before she gets to

China, however, she's stopping off in Hong.

Kong - supposedly to visit, but really to go over to Macao gambling. Let's hope she can hang onto enough money for souvenirs!

Tomorrow is the great College’ picnic at Ambleside, for anyone who could have poss- ibly forgotten something that important. The highlight of the picnic, Kerry Holloway, will be the victory of the Community Education baseball team over ‘any other teams that dare to oppose them.

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FLASHER IN THE STACKS! Actually, no there wasn't one, but you're right Carol, it's a great attention grabber. What's really going on in’ the stacks at the Periodicals library is some rearrangement. There is a new ''spacious'' look and feel as the "Current Issues?! everything is now filed on open stacks.

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have been taken, down and

Also a leak from BTSD.

NEWS * NEWS * NEWS

Last month the Ottawa Citizen [In their magazine review section featured the Capilano. Review, describing it as "easily

the best-looking literary magazine in

Canada'' with ''quality material and top- notch design.'' Pierre, you're getting fa- mous.

B.7T.S.D. started out strong in the Great

challenge tournament but ended up losing to the French exchange students on Wednesday--four games to one. A truly valiant effort. The students will only be here for another week, so the rematch had better take place soon.

Volleyball

Reshuffling of offices is rampant on cam- pus and the ND building is no exception. Technical Services is moving in while Pat Pope and Dawn Hughes’ will be moving next to A.V. They'll end up watering the plants.

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Hildegarde Schmaltz tried to get a cash refund on her pen, providing more breath- taking excitement in the Bookstore. They refused, reports Pat, because she'd used up all the ink and chewed the end. Other than that they're most thrilling moment was the death of the bumblebee who got caught in the curtains last week. Thanks

for the hot flashes, Pat.