THE INFORMER PAGE 5

MARCH 12, 1990

Cancer Society Needs Canvassers

The Canadian Cancer Society is urgently in need of people
who can donate two hours of their time to canvassing in the
Purcell, Lillooet and Premier Street areas during the period April
1 to 16. Contact the Unit office at 985-8585 or the campaign
chairman at 987-1288 if you can help.

Adult Special Education
Conference Done Cap Proud

Paul Avery returned from the 10th Annual ASE Conference
at the Four Seasons Hotel full of praise for its organizers, Jolene
Bordewick.

"Jolene did us proud, as the conference was a great success.
This will certainly give our college a temendous public relations
boost in the area of adult special education, not only locally, but
throughout the province. She deserves a big thanks from all of us
for the wonderful job she did and the energy and effort she put
into it on our behalf.

I would be remiss if I didn't also acknowledge the hard work
put in by Jan Gibbs in coordinating personal care services to
conferees with severe disabilities. Without the assistance of Cap's
PCAD students (organized by Jann), many disabled adults would
not have been able to attend, and the conference would have
lacked a valuable ingredient. In fact, the existence of a parallel
conference put on by the B.C. Educational Association of
Disabled Students very much depended on her efforts."

— Paul Avery

Computer Viruses at Cap

We knew it would only be a matter of time, and now it has
finally happened.

Two computer viruses were found on campus. These viruses
are specific to MS-DOS computers (IBM compatibles), and were
found only in the ARC. NO ADMINISTRATIVE AREAS ARE
AFFECTED.

THE HP3000 AND MACINTOSH COMPUTERS ARE
NOT AFFECTED.

All other instructional areas were checked, and no infections
were found. Fortunately, these viruses were relatively harmless.
No damage was caused; they simply made themselves known.

The ARC is especially vulnerable because of the large
volume of students coming and going using the ARC disks. We
will be advising the ARC as to how to implement ‘Safe
Computing’ practices.

If you think your disks might be infected, please contact
Mike Allan in the Computing Centre (2325) to have them
scanned—Bob Walker

INFORMED CHOICES

Tuesday, March 13
Bachelor of Music Faculty Recital. David Vandereyk on piano.
H113,1-2p.m.

Thursday, March 15
Club Optima. Over 200 top grade 12 students will be on campus
to compete in 18 subject areas. Lunch is provided along with
entertainment by Cap’s swing choir and the winning team from
the music category.

Tuesday, March 20
President’s Gourmet Coffee Drop-in from 2 - 3 p.m. in A117.

Thursday, March 22
Opening night of Cap Theatre’s presentation of Aristophanes’
The Birds. Runs March 23, 24, 29, 30, 31, and April 5 - 7. 8:30
p.m. South Caf Theatre. Call 2592 for reservations. Advance
tickets are $8, students/seniors $6, children $4. Tickets at the
door are $1 extra. Available from Beaver Foods and Humanities.

Monday, March 12...
Want to keep fit and have fun at the same time? Come Scottish
country dancing at St. Catherine's Anglican Church (North Van).
Classes will be held on March 12, 26, April 2, 9, 30, and May 7,
8-10 p.m. $20 per person. All welcome. Taught by Jessie and
Hugh McCready. Call Kristi Kennedy at 2902 for more
information or leave a message at 980-1528.

April 6, 7
Capilano College Community Choir and Singers. 8 p.m. St.
Andrew’s United Church. The group will perform “The
Requiem” and other selections under the direction of Lars
Kaario.

Monday, April 23
Mark your calendars for this potluck/baby shower for Cathy
Pilotte, nee Storey, formerly of Financial Services. Cathy had a
baby boy on February 22. The shower will be at 7:00 p.m.
RSVP to Marie Cottrell at local 2972.

Classified

Prints of "Honesty" and "Solitude and Seclusion" by Kiff
Holland are available through Joyce Fancher (2386). $25.50