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Nandbook, or talk to Sandi Moore, Financial Awards Officer. j

eThe contest "Consider the table . . ." was held last Friday
night, November 25th, in John Wertschek's room down in Foundation.
Twenty-five people entered their intellectual, comical, conceptual
or otherwiseical works.

Contestants, one after the other, revealed their pieces to the
table, the spectators, and the judge, Allen Morgan, while the crowd
conceptually screamed with excitement (or screamed with conceptual
excitement--not sure which)--tears appeared in one gentleman's eyes.
Personally, I was deeply touched by the whole damn thing.

At the end of the presentation, thirty people, feeling anticipa-
tion and the sweaty palms syndrome, heard the names of the winner and
the three honourable mentions. Honourable mentions and bottles of
Henkell Trocken were presented to Non MacCauley, Ann Grant and Yvonne
Parent (now you know who to make friends with, if you like sparkling
pseudo-champagne). ~

The winning entry was that of Foundation Student Chris :Pepperdine--

“brown leather gloves and a crystal rock (you had to be there, I guess).

Congratulations--the first prize was $99 (in one-dollar bills) And the

table, with Chris's piece, will be exhibited in the Ghost Galler
Toronto for one year, This..contest will resume same place, same

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‘andbook, or talk to Sandi Moore, Financial Awards Officer. i

The contest “Consider the table . . ." was held last Friday
night, November 25th, in John Wertschek's room down in Foundation.
Twenty-five people entered their intellectual, comical, conceptual
or otherwiseical works.

Contestants, one after the other, revealed their pieces to the
table, the spectators, and the judge, Allen Morgan, while the crowd
conceptually screamed with excitement (or screamed with conceptual
excitement--not sure which)--tears appeared in one gentleman's eyes.
Personally, I was deeply touched by the whole damn thing.

At the end of the presentation, thirty people, feeling anticipa-
tion and the sweaty palms syndrome, heard the names of the winner and
the three honourable mentions. Honourable mentions and bottles of
Henkel] Trocken were presented to fon tacCauley, Ann Grant and Yvonne
Parent (now you know who to make friends with, if you like sparkling
pseudo-champagne). ~

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brown leather gloves and a crystal rock (you had to be there, I guess).
Congratulations--the first prize was $99 (in one-dollar bills) And the
table, with Chris's piece, will be exhibited in the Ghost GalleryaiMnext
Toronto for one year, This.contest will resume same place, same time nex
year 2vgs9 viextgonLuow, $39d, HoFsgoongtinoses . | . $99 Sige, Soom
There will be a Print and Ceramic sale Dec. 1,2,3, and 4th. 10:00
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