MAILBOX

Donations to the
‘Legion help many
veteran fa milies

N this year Nov. J, f anc 9.
The money collected is your

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pgalecry for their ax assignments.
“Several classcs have taken part in
our educzdcnal prograre over the
past five years. Our annual
multi-school art exhibit draws
many proud parents to view thcir
¢ children’s talents, and we en-
,Sourage the students to continue
* theiy. iatevest in the arts as they
gow to young adults,
Stidents, “seniors and people
rom 211 walks of iife are welcome
in :the gallery, which is located in

‘the Seycove Community Wing.
_. We have bees most foztusate to
chave been included in the facilities
fe the Seycave Coramunity, Wing.

While ‘you - oat it fi freedom
the press or ies. reporting the
‘ Becker’s recent

My. wife > hes: a shop in. the
: Village and ha: been vandalized
three times in the past two years.
~The last was an arson attempt.
>We don’t ueed stories about
amsiversaries of ricts printed the
‘night before Halloween to incite
A ines people tc further wanton
destruction.

In the future please do not give
these people any encouragement.
‘ Witson

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WHY RiSK IT ALL?

Centre in West Vancouver. A
hydraulic wheelchair lift was in-

-stailed in a van for one of our

veterans — as well as the usuai
iselp. in various ways to other
veterans and dependents.

The Legion’s charitable work is
done on a strictly volunteer basis,
and it is very grateful for dona-
tions during Poppy Week.

The poppy is a symbol of
remembrance. Wear a poppy to

remember those who gave their -

lives, and those who are still giv-
ing, so all of us can enjoy the
freedom we now have.

A parade and the laying of
wreaths will take place on Nov.
11, 11 am. at the Remembrance
Arch in West Vancouver.

The coordiaator, Cathy Pierce,
staff and volunteers have provided
us with a warm friendly § at-
mesphere ard we sincerely appre-
ciate theic help and interest in the

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CAP WEEK

~~ Spotiight on Careers
November 3 to 9 is Canada
Careers Week and the
Capilano College counselling
department has organized a
series of careers workshops.
Starting this week, you're
invited to get the inside story
from speakers directly
involved in these career
areas:
Thursday, Nov. 7: Carcers in
Anthropology
Thursdzy, Nov. 21: Coeers
2s a Certified Geaeral
Accountant
Thursday, Mov. 28: Careers
in Low Enforcement
Al) workshops will be held
12:30-2 p.m. in M4 Building,
soom 101. For more
information call 984-4968.

Ibi Accelerated Office
‘training

Interviews are being

scheduled for the Se Spring 1992”
Accelerated Office Training
program. Call 964-4959 to
arrange an appointment. —
fe ‘Homen's Leeture
"Series

Tonight's presentation in the -

Women: Issues of the 90s.
lecture series is Aboriginal”
Women in thet Legal”
Profession: Breaking New
Ground. Vita Start, ene of
the firs: female aboriginal
lawyers in B.C., sill discuss
the challenges of working in

the legal profession. Capilano

College Studerits’ Lounge,
room N15 at 7:30 p.m. .
Admission is free. Call .
986-1813 for more
information about upcoming
presentations.

D> Sechelt News
In Jenuary, 1992 Capilano

College will offer clesses at

the Sechelt Indian Band's

‘new government, educeti ion

2nd cultural centre in.

“Sechelt. Starting Novéinber

5, the College will offer a
free educational assessment
service to potential students. .
The results cf the academic :
skills inventory assessments
will help determine what
classes may be offered in
addition to those currently
offered at the Sechelt
Campus on Inlet Avenue. If
you would like to know more
about this important
education opportunity on the
Sunshine. Coast, call the
Sechelt Campus, toll-free, at
987-1535.

CAPILANO
COLLEGE
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North Vancouver
British Cohunbdia