Attention joggers! Not just really serious
joggers, but anyone who enjoys it. Marsha
Trew is sending out a call for more people
to join in forming a Cap team for the Nov.
4th race around the Stanley Park Seawall.
"We are ‘'fun-runners'," notes Marsha, “not
serious racers", so don't be intimidated.
Details can be found on a poster by B-105
and if you want to hit the starting line
(10:30 a.m. at 2nd Beach), you have to get
your entry fee of $4 in by Oct. 29. Don't
let Jan Fraser, Marg Penn, Cathy Zeust,
Dave Jones, Karin Vickers and Marsha Trew
show you up!

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Here's an idea for those Sunday evenings
when you feel like doing something but no~
thing's open. Every Sunday, starting Oct.
2ist, there will be jazz with the Annie
Siegel Trio at Gail's Cafe, 4371 Gallant
Avenue, Deep Cove. Annie, who does flute
and vocals, is a Cap music student, as is
Victor Bateman, bass. The third member of
the group, Thor Kukurudza, guitar, is a
private music instructor with the music
department. For a relaxing finish to your
weekend, be at the Cafe at 9 pm. Suggested
donation for the show is $1.50.

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And now--the Capilano College version of
Oktoberfest, the Beer Fest. Friday Oct. 19
from 8 p.m. to midnight in the South Cafe
there will be what has been described to
us as an accordian ~ oom pah pah band to
cheer your spirits (along with the beer).
Tickets are $3 and are available from the
Student Society and the Info Centre.

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However, if you feel a little quieter just
pop across the courtyard to the Geography
Ciub / Outdoor Rec's Wine and Cheese slide
show all about some Cap grads climbing the
highest peak in Canada. It's only $2.50.

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The Capilano College Reading series is off
on its 1979/1980 program which Thurs. Oct.
18 at 8 p.m. will feature Daphne Marlatt,
a B.C. writer. The reading is free and it
will be held in the Social Science area,
not in the All College Lounge. If you walk
into the Lounge at that time you'll bump
into the Student Society film night show-
ing of "Sleuth."

Well, so much for the Sock Hop. In an out-
standing display of unenthusiasm, college
people avoided buying tickets in droves,
and it was decided to cancel the event.
Spoil sports.

Film Services just sent out their list of
loan and rental films coming in this fall
and just because we know how easily memos
get lost or filed, we thought we'd give
you a rundown a week ahead on what's go-
ing to be here in case you're interested.
The feature film “Manchurian Candidate"
will be here Oct. 17 and some others that
week that might be of interest are Drink-
ing Party by Plato, The Great Thaw, | The
Game, Lascaux: Cradle of Mans Art, History

of the Negro, etc. I'm just picking out
catchy titles ~- for a more complete list
check the memo or phone 207.

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Poor Brian Argue. Our new chef never imag-
ined when a photographer from the Courier
came down to see him, that he would be the
front page feature. If he cooks something
people don't like, he's in trouble now. We
can spot him in a crowd.

THE DINNER THAT GOT AWAY

Any resemblance to living persons is purely
coincidental and your imagination.