Suzuki students perform The small musician on the right is one of

the Suzuki violin and cello students enrolled in Capilano College's program.

(Yes, we lifted the photo from the North Shore News--we aren't proud.) The students

put on a concert at West Van. United Church last week and on May 14 children

from all over B.C. will be performing in a special concert at the Orpheum. The kids

in the Suzuki program range in age from 4 to 9 and are taught by listening and

imitation with assistance and involvement from their parents . For more information

call the people at Credit Free (local 323) who administer the program.

Best dressed, best in West Well, the women's team didn't win the

national Volleyball Championship, but as Coach Joe Iacobellis points out, they did tremendously well to get there, and their

rank is 7th out of the approximately 80 teams in Canada. Karen Funk, Shannon Macey, Pam Nelson, Cathy Oberhoffner, Dawn Redahl, Jan Simmons, Jacqui Turner and Leah Ellis

spent last weekend in Toronto at the Volleyball finals, and Joe says that the

experience they gained and their exchange with the other athletes was "Just

excel lent!" Voted the best dressed team, al 1 the members of the Volleyball team have

expressed interest in coming back next year and going on to challenge the

champions in next year's national in Montreal. And all this from a team at a

college that doesn't even have a gym! When one considers that they, practising a

couple of times a week for the last few months went up against teams that practice

daily almost year-round, you can get an idea of the quality of our team. Special

congratulations must go to Dawn Redahl who was voted onto the All Canadian All Star

Volleyball Team, Shannon Macey who made the All Provincial All Star team and Leah

Ellis, who as well as playing on our

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championship volleyball team, played basketbal 1 this fall and made the All

Canadian All Star Basketball Team. Congratulations al 1. We' 11 be watching for

you next year.

COLLEGE WINS AWARD The United Way has presented Capilano

College with a Merit Award for our contribution to this year's campaign! And

this from a College with a previously dismal record. Much of the credit must go to Averil Mccreadie and her enthusiastic

efforts. But, to quote the letter from Gordon F. MacFarlane, General Campaign

Manager, 11 1 am pleased to present a Merit Award to

your employees in recognition of their contribution to the United Way's 1982

Campaign. This Award is received by employee groups who have achieved 20% of

their dollar potential. Potential is calculated by multiplying the day's pay as

provided in the Standard Industrial Classification Guide by the total number

of employees . The support we are receiving from employee

groups such as yours will assist us in meeting the needs of the 85 United Way

agencies. Thank you for your support and leadership."

Cap Ads won by Dogwood. Congratulations to "Studebaker", the group

of Dogwood students who won this year's Cap Ads contest . This was the seventh

annual advertising campaign contest of the Business Management department which took

place on Monday afternoon. Groups of students present advertising campaigns and

are judged by a panel of judges that includes representatives of lower mainland businesses and advertising agencies. This

year's winners presented an advertising campaign for a nightclub cal led Studebaker

proposed for Frank Baker's restaurant at Taylor Way and Marine Drive. Again,

congrats.

Commission meets here As many of you may recall, Vander Zalm

appointed a Commission on School District Administrative Costs on February 1 to look

into possible cost savings in school district operations. They are holding

public hearings across the province and on Monday, April 11 at 7:30 pm they will be

here in room A117 to hear submissions from the public. The press release from the

Ministry goes on as follows: "Mark Sager, 25, a West Vancouver businessman and

former chairman of the West Vancouver School Board, and Allan Stables, 58,

former superintendent of schools in Greater Victoria, have until Sept. 1 to

submit a report to the Minister. They are examining administration at the school

district and regional level, to see whether alternative ways of organizing

school district administrative procedures would provide improved operation. Where

possible, they will recommend ways for more efficient and cost effective delivery

of service." Citizens can also submit written briefs to the Commission-the

deadline for those is May 15.

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Noon concert happening On Wednesday April 6 you can have a

musical lunch tf you trot off to H113 between noon and 1 pm. Alan Rinehart will

be presenting a guitar and lute recital. Take your lunch. Later this month Alan

will also be in a recital at the Vancouver East Cultural Centre.

NEW HOURS For the month of Apri 1 Health Services

will be open from Monday to Friday 8:30 to 4:15, except for Friday Aprtl 15 and 29th.

Dr. Laura Jensen will contfnue her usual hours of Wednesday and Thursday, 9 to 3 -

for an appointment go to ND103 or call local 271.

Special workshop Saturday April 16 there will be a special workshop on Educational Opportunities for

Hearing Impaired Adults at VCC which is open to everyone concerned about the

subject. On the agenda is a report on special programs available to hearing impaired adults at various places, an

overview on VCC and Western Institute for the Deaf programs and services and

group discussion of issues related. For information contact Wayne Botti inger at

V CC, 731 - 411 4 .

Any artists out there? If you are an artist working in 2-D

you may be interested in entering your paintings in the North Van. Community Arts

Council Picture Loan Show Jurying on Sat. April 23. Without going into the details, which are numerous, the Picture Loan Show

is held in the Upper Galleries of Presentation House on the second Thursday

of each month from 7 to 8:30 pm. Attending members of the publ le rent the pictures

and also buy them. If you didn't get this straight, or did and want more infonnaion

call Peggy Umback 987-9525, or E1Ja Parkinson at the North Vancouver Arts

Council office, 988-6844.

Mysterious bunny thanked Claire Day and the rest of the members of

the Typing Pool would 1 ike to thank the mysterious Easter Bunny who dropped off an

early gift. The personalized chocolate eggs were much appreciated.

In the gallery Setsuko Piroche's work is in the Gallery

now and will be there until April 5 for those of you who haven't yet had a chance

to look in. Setsuko studied painting in ~apan, travelled to India and Australia and immigrated to Canada in 1968. After

having studied Textile and Ceramics, she has woven tapestries and has become known

for her textile sculptures and metallic fibre constructions. She has participated in many exhibitions in Canada and abroad,

most recently in Canada Mikrokosmos in London.

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United Way of the Lower Mainland

AWARD OF MERIT

Presented to: EMPLOYEES OF

CAPILANO COLLEGE

In recognition of your significant increase in contributions to United Way.

General Campaign Chairman, United Way of the Lower Mainland

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