Basketball cont.

help the squad improve upon their 12-4
league record of a year ago. Tim Mills and
Ken Wright from Argyle will add depth at
the guard position while Notre Dame's Greg
Porter will give the Blues good outside
shooting from the back court. Mills, who
is probably the best passing guard on the
team, was one of only two high school
players to make B.C.'s under 21 select
team which represented the province last
summer at the National Championships in
St. Johns, Newfoundland. At 6'7", Delta's
Finn Hansen adds height to the Blues squad
while former Delta team-mate Cam White
could be the team's best outside shooter.
Carson Graham's Sean Campbell and George
Mulder, an Argyle grad of two years ago,
combine with 6'2 guard forward Mylan Hart,
a speedster with excellent jumping ability
who hails from Bridgeport Pennsylvania, to
round out the first year players. The
Blues will see their first action in
Clearbrook when they meet Columbia Insti-
tute in an exhibition encounter on October
22. The following night the team plays its
home opener at the Delbrook Gymnasium a-
gainst their Grad team. Game time is 8 pm.

Top UBC prof lectures here

The Biology Department is again sponsoring
top quality lectures open to everyone in
the college, and on Tuesday October 26 at
4 pm their guest will be UBC Professor Dr.
Philip Townsley speaking on the Production
of Pharmaceuticals by Plant Cell Cultures.
Dr. Townsley, who is the head of the UBC
Department of Food Science, is well recog-
nized for his work in developing tissue
culture techniques and in the application
of these techniques for the extraction of
compounds from tissue ‘cultures used in
medicine, the food industry and many other
areas. The lecture will be held in ND101--
for additional information contact Nancy
Ricker or Keith Wade.

~“

Trees grow in cafeterias

ing Tree growing in each
Cafeteria. The tree this

There is a Capilano Car-
LAF Gres

year grows not by the
number of dollars’ that
are contributed, but by

the number of people who
contribute to the United
Way Campaign. Counting
Day is Thursday, and the
Growing Day is Friday --
if you are there at noon
you can watch it happen.
Our emphasis this year
is on making people more
aware of the needs of
the community and of how
the services funded by

the United Way are meet-
ing those needs--when we Care and Share.

Campus canvassers
NORTH CAMPUS
Adult Basic Ed.
Facilities
Outdoor Recreation
ND Building
Premier St.

Pauline Clark
Connie Lucas
Judith Weiss

Bob Bagshaw

& Satellites Joy Smith

H BUILDING
Humanities

Natural Sciences

Arlette Fresco

Lynne Kroetlinger
Jill -Hanney

Elsie Eccles
Pamela Salisbury

Michele Henderson

Social Sciences
Office Administration

SOUTH CAMPUS

Media Resources Ann Gilbert

A bldg. Ground Floor Clare Day
A bldg. First Floor Shirley Newcombe
A bldg. 2nd & 3rd Floor Lee Knight

B building Muriel Booth
Pat Pope, Rita Johnson
Management & Student Union Paul Jones
Day Care Janet MacDonald

Art. Joyce Fancher