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Back in residence in North Vancouver following their summer wedding and honeymoon on Vancouver Island are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gardner.

The bride, nee Petina Sewell, is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilgus. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Gardner. Both are North Vancouver families.

Maid of honor at the wedding, which took place at the West Vancouver home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Byrd with Rev. Sorochan officiating, was Susan

Workshop gives Cap a Stained glass window

A tangible result of a unique new art course of- fered at Capilano College this summer is a stained glass window located in the College’s “Fower” building on the Lynnmonur campus.

Fabricated by ten students who ranged in experience from beginners to those with four years’ involvement in glasswork, the window was put together during an in- tensive two week training session conducted by Lee Baldwin, a professional glass designer from Eugene, Oregon.

Baldwin was using a new approach to teaching stained giass technique. Instead of having students work on individual projects where they often just practise their own mistakes through a lack of individual attention, Baldwin had the whole class working together on one piece.

“The procedure we used here,” cxplaines Baldwin. “gave cach student hands-on expenecnce with a of the problems and considerations cncountered in the design. fabrication and installation of a major project.”

In the course students had the opportunity to con tnbute at their own speed and level, “The = only requircmecnt we had was that the finished picce have the appearance of professional work.” said Baldwin “If a student required three or four tnes to cut a piece that fil property. then that’s what we did ~

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im the session were Bevericy McLaughhn, Ray Philhps Lisa Brayham = Ida Olives Brian Boyd, Jane Muidpte v Ed Poloney, Barbara Kail y Lois Phascy and Norma Jeon McCallan.

Baldwin is) currently preparing for a major exhibition at the Federation of Canadian Artist's Gallery in October, but he plans to hold another Stained Glass Workshop at Capilano College in carly 1981.

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Edwards, with Linda and Trudy Gardner as bridesmaids.

The groom was attended by three of his brothers: Clarke Gardner as best man, and Gerry and Larry as ushers.

Carrie Gardner acted as mistress of ceremonies at the ensuing reception in the Eagles Hall, North Van.

MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL GARDNER

Buy Xmas seals

While Christmas may seem a long way off to most Canadians, those who intend to send cards and parcels to friends and relatives in other countries are already preparing to meet inter- national mailing deadlines.

The British Columopia Lung Association, organ- izers of the annual Chnstmas Seal Campaign. is advising anyone wishing (to use Christmas Seals on their

overseas mail to contact them at 906 West Broadway, Vancouver, B.C., VS5Z 1K7, and the requested number of Christmas Seals will be forwarded immediately.

Christmas Seals will be distributed to every home in British Columbia during the third week of November, but many international Christ- mas mailing deadlines will have already passed by then, the Lung Association notes.

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