E.C.E. DEPT.
Co-ordinator takes Leave

Eleanor Worman, who has been co-ordinator
of the Early Childhood Education program
since it started, is on a year's leave of
absence and Terry Adler is taking her
place. We were interested to find out, in-
cidentally, that Eleanor lives on Passage

Island and commutes to Horseshoe Bay by
rowboat. Meanwhile, back in ECE there are
two new instructors -- Mary Ellen Meunier
and Rosslyn Anne Battistelli. Welcome to
Cap.

CE offers Fitness class

If Noon Fitness doesn't work into your
schedule, what about an evening Fitness
class offered through Community Ed? Bruce
Merit will begin working people out from
7 - 8:30 Wednesday Sept. 23 and continue
Mondays and Wednesdays to November 2. The
fee for the program is $30. Call 321 for
info or drop into the isolated college ap-
pendage at 778 Premier St.

Rose to teach Felting

Rose Naumann, our Weaving instructor, has
an impressive list of credentials. She is
a graduate of Vancouver School of Art who
has studied in Banff, Mexico and Germany.
She has written a book on weaving and her
well known felted wallhanging is displayed
permanently at the Arts Club Theatre. If
you recall, she had a show in Munich last
Christmas and while she was there flew
over to Tunisia to study the weaving tra-
ditions there. But this is not a biography
of Rose--this is a build up for her course
"Feltmaking: Potential for the Fiber Art-
ist'' which is being held through Community
Ed. Saturday Sept. 26 and Oct. 3. In this
course the rediscovery of an ancient tech-
nique will be placed in’ historical per-
spective with discussion of the  prepar-
ation of fleece, dyeing, teasing and card-
ing. Included will be planning and design-
ing for projects, development of ideas,
sketches, paper design, embroidery and
applique with felt. Suggestions for pro -
jects include garments, boots, containers
and wallhangings. For registration info
contact C.E. at 321.

Cinema & Suds

In the Fun and Entertainment department,
there will be a Beer Garden on October 1
(Thursday) with Blue Northern and the film
on the 24th is ''The Blue Angel'' with
Marlena Dietrich. There will be a short
introductory film as well, ''An Occurrence
at Owl Creek Bridge.'' Those are inthe Al]

College Lounge at 7:30 pm, free.

Votes Invited

Well here is an item that can be described

as ''frivolous'' at the very least. Since
this submission was anonymous’ | haven't
the least idea who to praise/castigate, so
we'll just include this verbatim and let
you make up your own minds.

"Donna/Bill: An idea for the Informer.

Hours were spent in compiling this list...

THE 10 MOST APPEALING MEN ON CAMPUS
WHO IS YOUR CHOICE FOR #1

Ash Barton Cam McKie
John Chu Dwane Neuberger
Jim Dillon Tony Souza

Peter Tordoff
Alf Waterman

Dave Jones
Bruce Lucas

Other
Voting to be done by female staff only.
Rate your first 3 choices as a 15-10- 5.

High score wins the honour of being the
"Most Appealing Man on Campus.'' Winner to
receive dinner for two at their favorite
McDonald's restaurant."

Ed note (Bill) - The two runners up could

receive a silver Capilano College key
chain. (We have bushels of them)

Ed note (Donna) - | have arbitrarily added
the ''Other'' category because | can think
of a couple of other men | would put on
that kind of list if | was going to go and
make one. But apart from that there is a
real hitch here if one doesn't know all of
the people involved. Do the anonymous con-
test organizers intend to post contestants'
names conspicuously on their backs for a
week so that people will recognize them?

Well, here it is, so send your entries or
comments to Information Services or call
us at local 323/324. The Informer is gen-
erally typed up each Thursday, so that's
your deadline.