The key to Physics...

...missing. Lynn Kroetlinger from Natural
Sciences would like everyone using the
copier on the fourth floor of the H
building to check and make sure that they
are using the right auditron key. The
Physics Department key (labelled ''Physics''
for some strange reason) is missing and
they would like it back.

New Waugh arrives

Gerrie Waugh's son was early. Not due i:to
arrive until November 3, he turned up two
days ahead of time—at 11:30 am Nov. Ist.
David Nicholas Waugh (newest member of the
Office Administration Division) weighed

10 lbs, 4 oz. Congratulations Gerrie.

Pottery show Sat/Sun

A wide range of pottery wares from the
functional to more sculptural work using
clays including earthenware, stoneware and
porcelain will be on sale this weekend
(November 5 and 6) at the Sheraton
Landmark Hotel, 1400 Robson St. The sale
is of particular interest to Cap because
it will include the work of our talented
instructor Donna McLaren and two former
students—Barbara Barron and Ron Tribe.
This is one of the first opportunities for
some of B.C.'s better known potters to get
together and sell their work all in one
centre, much on the model of sales that
have been successful at the Empress Hotel
in the past. Admission is free—go and
browse or buy. Hours are: 11 am to 10 pm
Saturday and 11 am to 6 pm Sunday.

Reading on Thursday

There will be a reading on Thursday the
3rd at 8:00 pm with Clark Blaise, whose
latest novel ''Lusts'' has just appeared.

Readings are free and Thursday readings
are held in H402 (the Faculty/Staff
Lounge).

Unclassified

FOR SALE: ICECAPADES TICKETS - Graham Fane
has tickets for 50 of the best seats for

the Jan.6 8pm show which he is selling to
raise funds for Rotary. If you are

interested call local 570. Tickets $9.50.

United Way services

Some of the services that are funded by
the United Way and that you either may

have had connections with in the past, or
are simply happy that they are there in

case you should need them, are as follows:

NORTH SHORE NEIGHBOURHOOD HOUSE - Most

North Shore residents are familiar with
this building on 2nd St. which houses a
whde variety of community services.

RED CROSS - Needs no introduction.

CRISIS CENTRE - These people man telephone
hotlines to deal with people in crisis.

E.l.F.E. RESOURCE-CENTRE - Support .is
available through this organization for

people recently widowed, separated or
divorced, with both individual counselling

and self-help groups.

JOHN HOWARD SOCIETY OF B.C. - This group
deals with crime from all angles--from
counselling and support programs for
inmates, and for victims of crime, to the
offering of student education programs to

promote crime prevention.

ELIZABETH FRY SOCIETY - helps women in
conflict with the law.

BOY SCOUTS OF CANADA - For crossing those
busy streets when the Sir Walter Raleighs
of this world lost interest...

Please contribute today.

Talk, Tea, Tucker

Tea Talks from the Trade take place in
A215 Mondays at 1:30 and all interested
Students and instructors are welcome to

take part in talks, tea and tucker

(cookies). Upcoming is Michael Nicell,

Manager of Eaton's Park Royal on November
7 and Rick Dennison, Sales Manager, Men's
Wear, Jantzen's, November 14.

When we go to bed

Just in case anyone was wondering, the

press deadline for the Informer has
been changed. For the remainder of

this semester, any items that you
want included in an issue must be in

the hands of Information Services by
Monday afternoon or FIRST THING (i.e.

before 9) Tuesday morning.