Cappicade Distribution

under the control of Lindsay Cornford. Publication of Cappicade late on Thursday afternoon of the last week of the first term has traditionally inaugurated the Capping festivities. This year's edition has some startling ideas, and I have that funny feeling this year's will be the best ever. You can be assured it will not be the unorganised odds and ends it usually is, for much thought has been given to producing a logical lay-out. Even at this stage, however, ideas and contributions are still welcome.

Publication and content, however, is one matter; distributing the rag is, another, and this is where the old proverb "Many hands make light work" comes into play. Many hands will also make much money and also Capping Ball tickets, as generous sales commissions and ball tickets will be available to sellers. Clubs and groups also qualify for generous financial rewards. Full details of this scheme will be placed on the notice boards. Watch Them!

Charity Collection. A collection will again be held under the control of Bob Stewart this year during Procesh. A list of suitable charities is at present being compiled. On the day collectors will be required.

There will be no need to tell you anything in regard to Capping Ball. Arrangements are now well in train under the supervision of Cecilia ("Trusty") Frost. I need only to remind you to keep free the night of May 5.