For students whose first language Is not
Enalish who would like to praetice their
conversation in a relaxed atmosphere, the
Learning Assistance Centre is holding a
conversation group Wednesdays from 3 - 6.

Do you love wilderness scenery? Adventure?
Exploration? Especially when you can watch
it all from a comfortable chair? Now is
the time for you to get your series tick~
ets for the Outdoor Rec department's slide
show series this fall. Mondays October 29,
November 12, and November 26, you will see
1) the Mount Edziza expeditim--a 75 mile
backpacking traverse of one of B.C.'s most
remote aid untique parks; 2) Yukon canoeing
--a 1000 mile arctic canoe journey through
rarely travelled parts of the Yukon; 3)
The Mount Vancouver expedition - scaling a
15,800' Yukon peak John Hatchard will
narrarate the Yukon canoeing and Roger
Griffiths will do the other two shows. The
expeditions, by the way, all took place
this summer with facuity and students from
Guidoor Rec , so don't miss the thrills
(avalanches on Mount Vancouver) and chills
(Inuvik in August) coming up. Tickets are
$2 per show or $5 for the series, and can
be obtained through Community Education.

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Another slide show? Oh no, you are going
to say and skip. this article. But, WAIT.
This night is also a wine and cheese slide
show Now i've got your attention. Friday

Qctober 19th at 8 p.m in the All College
Lounge the Geegraphy club and Outdoor Rec.
people are showing "Logan--the Last Ameni-

ty'', a show by former Cap. students Mike
Down and John Hall about a ctimb up Mount
Logan, Canada's highest peak, on a new
route in the spring of 1979. A paltry $2

you the opportunity to
and you can get your
or any of the

and 50¢ will give
attend this showing,
tickets from Terry Brown
Geography club members,

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On Thursday there will be a film presented
by Women's Studies, From 11:00 to 12:30
they will be showing ''Margaret Mead's New
Guinea Journal’, Anyone interested from
Cap or the public is welcome to NC106.

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On the art scene, la Wallace, Media in-
structor here, is having a display at the
Vancouver Art Gallery from now until Oct.
21, the opening of which was covered in a
review in the Capilano Courier.

And now for something completely new, the
Informer's Classified Ads section! (Thank
you Carol Hay--you started a trend. )

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ANNOUNCEMENTS (STORK SECTION)

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But, Barry Williamson beat you to it, Bob.
He also had a son, 8 lbs, on September 24.

FOR SALE

1979 Datsun 280 ZX Mini Car (Go Cart) 3
HP Motor. Price negotiable. Ideal gift for
the man who has everything. Jack, local
209. (LE you really want to know, Jack did

not buy this originally --'he won it as a
doorprize at the official opening of the
North Shore Datsun when they moved into

the Ritchie Motor Building. So, start your
Christmas shopping early this year.)

1975 automatic Honda, 24,000 miles only.
Blue, radio, lady driven, excellent condi-
tion. $2800 CBO. Rikki Lucas, local 323.
(And Rikki will stand behind it -- it is a
good car, just been tuned.)

PERSONAL (OBITUARIES?)

tt is with great regret that we hear of
Tinkerbell's xetirement and maybe extinc-
tion. After 7 long, arduous years she has

recognition in the world of
snuffed in the prime of

finally won
goats, only to be
her career.
To ali of you goat lovers at the college
that wish to see Tinkerbell saved from the
chopping block, send your donations to:

THE TINKERBELL FUND ,

c/o Gordon Wilson

RoR. #1

Halfmoon Bay,

Sechelt, B.C.