Marshall, Addy
sculpt

In the better-late-than-never
photo department, we have a
picture of David Marshall,
sculpture instructor, and
Brian Addy, Art Institute
student, taken just before
their departure for a marble
symposium in Yugoslavia (see
the last Informer issue). The
book which Marshall is holding
is the catalogue of sculptures
that have been done at the
Arandjelovac symposium since
1968—a truly impressive
selection of works which have
been located in complementary
and interesting surroundings.
Addy and Marshall left before
the end of September, and will
be working on the marble near
[the Vencac quarry by now. They
will be back in time for the
spring term.

Alumnus receives Ryerson honours

Congratulations to former Capilano student
Lindsey Shaw who graduated this year with
Honours from Ryerson University in the
Early Childhood Education program. Shaw, a
visually impaired student, enrolled here
in our E.C.E. program and graduated in
1984. She did her practicum at the J. Ross
Macdonald School for the Blind in Brampton
Ontario and is currently working part-time
for a daycare centre in metropolitan
Toronto. Shaw's future plans include
taking a ten month Teaching Certificate
program at the University of Toronto.
Incidentally, the Shaws are a real "Cap
College family". Howard Shaw, Lindsey's
brother, took the Media Resources program
here and was recently married to Jessie,

a student from Office Administration. We
wish them all the best with their careers.

Win Wine!
TRY AGAIN, EVERYBODY!!!

Come on folks, you can do better than
that! The Informer will give you a second
chance to guess the identity of the three

babies in the last issue. Additional
clues: contestant #1 teaches in the
Humanities Division, contestant #2 works
on the south campus, and #3 is an
instructor in the Business Management
department. Dig out your last issue and
try again. Best entry wins a bottle of
wine (not South African, Stan). Submit
guesses to Information Services, A118.

Your help is needed

The Red Cross will be holding a blood
donor clinic on campus on Thursday,
October 16 from 10 am to 4 pm, and they
need your contributions. Come to the All
College Lounge and give.