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| DOUGLAS COLLEGE
bs ARCHIVES December 2, 1980
oo ere “T@UINEA' PIANOS

Pianos are required for reconditioning
practice by Basic Piano Technology students.

gram, please contact me as soon as possible.
pampered and refined.

a new lease on life.
and tuning of the instrument will be improved.

and tuning
Anyone wishing

to donate or loan an instrument for this Jan.-Aug. 1981 pro-

This is an ex-

cellent opportunity for your good quality piano to be
We can also give a neglected old beast
In any case, the appearance, condition,

All work will

be supervised by qualified technicians.

Use of pianos for

the full duration of the class is preferred, but those in good
condition which are available for shorter periods of time are
also of value to the course.

..-John Wiley
“aNd PLAGESE”

I just opened my inter-campus mail and one item just
blew my mind. For some time I have been vaguely irritated by
the plethora of initials used in place of names. Often I
have suspected that more than half the people listening or
reading have wondered what they stood for, and not liked to
show their ignorance by asking.

This time
that my brain is
with the current
could solve this

The sheet

I am going to show my ignorance. I admit
more than usually soggy after a fierce bout
virus, though I. doubt that at its peak it
one.

of paper enclosed in a large inter-campus

 

envelope was accompanied by no clue as to its origin. At
first glance it looked as if it might contain some useful
names and addresses. Perhaps they would be, IF I could
figure out in what connection they might be useful.

The paper is headed "Lower Mainland CEC's for PITC".
I should probably know for what that stands, but there are so
many initials to remember now that my poor brain has an

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