United Way campaign underway

Averil McCreadie has been appointed by
Paul Gallagher to be the Employee Chair-

person of the United Way fund drive for
the college this year. If you are inter-
ested in helping out with the campaign in
any way, she would be more than glad to

hear from you. Call her at Accounting ,
local 375. .

Memorial Fund report

The Gerrie Turner Memorial Fund it growing

beautifully and we want to express sincere
appreciation to all those friends who have

made donations.

The scholarship fund was established so
that Gerrie's friends could do something
positive to honour her and her contribu-
tion to Capilano College over many years
of service.

The scholarships will be presented to ''de-

serving Office Administration students" at
the end of this term. There is still time

for you to send us your donation. Make
cheques payable to: ''Capilano College:

Gerrie Turner fund."

The Committee: Ethel Sviatko

Pat Babiuk
Averil McCreadie

WRC gets grant

Marsha Trew lobbied the Provincial Govern-
ment for a grant, and the result is that
the Women's Resource Centre is able to
offer some courses and workshops free this
fall. The grant from the Ministry of Edu-
cation is earmarked for courses which help
women return to work or to school. ''Sever-
al colleges in B.C. have received this
special funding and offer programs similar
to those we're giving,'' says Marsha. For
details of courses, workshops and drop-in
services, consult a copy of the Women's
Resource Centre's fall brochure.

Anth goes to Mexico in May

Many students dream of

but few probably realize
do that this

credits

visiting Mexico,
that they could
summer and earn Anthropology

from Capilano College at the same
time. The Mexico Field School, a joint

effort between Langara and Cap, will be
happening in May-June. Students can’ take
Latin American Studies 221 (Langara) and
Anthropology 249 (Cap) during the stay.

The prerequisite is 1st semester College
level Spanish or equivalent, with a second

semester highly recommended. The field
school will drive from Mazatlan to Oaxaca

in a partially camperized bus, allowing
students to experience a variety of geo-

graphic areas and to see the considerable
cultural diversity in the various cities,

markets, craft villages and archaeological
sites en route. Another four weeks will be

spent in a guest house in Oaxaca with lec-
tures and day trips scheduled. The cost of

$2200 includes airfare, transportation in
Mexico, shared accommodation for 6 weeks,

lectures and tuition, and since students
will be taking 9 university transfer cred-

its, they will be eligible for loans and
bursaries. Some of the cost is also tax

deductible. The instructors will be Karen
Lind, from the College and Margo Chapman

from VCC, who is also an anthropology in-
structor. For information talk to Karin,

of course, local 528.

Health Services hours

Here are the hours’ of Health Services (in
ND building) so that you can schedule your

illnesses accordingly. Dr. L. Jensen will
be on campus Wednesday and Thursday from
9 am to 3 pm. Donna Savage, the Nurse,
will be here Monday thru Friday from 8:30
to 4:15, with alternate Fridays off. The
receptionist, Diane Harris, is around Mon-
day from 9 am to 1, Wednesday and Thursday
from 9 am to 1:30 and alternate Fridays

from 9 am to 1 pm.

Cap Cinema

Thursday, September 30 -

"ORDINARY PEOPLE"

with a brief introduction by Patty Groves

Show time is 7:30 pm
Students with student cards $1.00, general public $2.00