Hamilton receives U.W. Award
November 12, 1987

Dear Staff and Faculty:

Thank you, Capilano College. Every year you have
helped over 500,000 people in the Lower Mainland
receive the special services they need. This year is
no exception. Your Employee Campaign
Chairperson, Lynne Hamilton, has organized
another successful campaign and the goal for 1987
has just about been met.

| recently spent a super afternoon at Capilano
College to help Lynne out with her “Batty Book
Bonanza.” Staff and students pulled together to
raise over $300 for United Way. | was impressed
with the staff's knowledge and support of the United
Way.

At our November 10, 1987 report meeting, Lynne
Hamilton was awarded a Citation award. This award
is the highest honour an individual can receive for
outstanding service to her community.

Again, thank you Capilano College for your
generosity and commitment to the United Way.

Yours very truly,

Sherrie Rogers

Loaned Representative
Chevron Canada Limited

COLOPHON

However sporadically the Informer may appear
in your mail, it is valiantly attempting to come out
at least every two weeks during the Fall and
Spring terms. This scurrilous sheet is produced
by the Public Relations Department, room A118,
local 2903 or 2002, and submissions are
greeted with joy and delight. Photos are
generally taken by Edna Sakata in MPC and
prepared for publication by Dave Sharrock.
Printing is done by Linda Givens and Dave
Callow in the Print Shop and distribution is
handled by the denizens of the mail roonvtyping
pool. There is a rumour that Donna McMahon is
the perpetrator of all this, but she’ll deny it
vehemently.

Not too late to order

Have you been admiring the handsome blue College
nametags such as the one being worn by Pauline
Clark at the front desk? Did you neglect to order
one for yourself? Well, it’s not too late. Another
order will be going out on November 27—just send a
note to Public Relations by that date and tell us how
many, the name(s) and department or designation,
your cost centre, and whether you want a clip or a
pin on the back. Of course there’s a price—$4
apiece—but they should last for awhile.

Also just arrived are Capilano College pins—small,
handsome cloisonne items inscribed with our logo
and the name of the College. These are available
from Public Relations at $2 each in one style only—
"military clutch” (pin and post arrangement). These
are handy to wear when you travel or to give away
as sourvenirs of the College. Callus at 2903 or
2002.

New books at Women’s Centre

The Women’s Resource Centre would like to remind
everyone that they are open every day from 10 am
to 2 pm. Women students, staff and faculty are
welcome to drop in for tea or coffee and keep
informed on women’s issues. They are already
getting approximately 100 visitors per week, they
note—come and join them.

They have also just added some new books to the
Rita Johnson Memorial Library, which are available
for loan. They are:

Menopause, Naturally, Sadja Greenwood, M.D. -
Addition to Perfection, Marion Woodman (Jungian
Psychoanalyst)

The Owl was a Bakers Daughter, Marion Woodman
The Pregnant Virgin, Marion Woodman

Knowing Woman, Irene Claremont de Castillegjo
(Jungian Psych.)

The Sacred Hoop, Paula Gunn Allen (Reintegrating
the feminine in Native Indian mythology)

Diving Deep and Surfacing, Carol P. Christ (Feminist
writer on religion)

Hypatia’s Heritage, Margaret Alic (overview of
women in science)

The Moon and the Virgin, Nor Hall

The Woman's Encyclopedia of Myths and Secrets,
Barbara Walker