DOUGLAS COLLEGE LIBRARY

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A three-month course is being offered at Douglas College's New Westminster
campus beginning January 15, 1976 and including both pool instruction and
classroom theory.

Graduates will receive both national and provincial certification as well
as the Royal Canadian Life Saving Association Bronze Medal and Bronze Cross,

The program is being sponsored by the College and the National Lifeguard
Service. The three sections will be conducted by certified instructors of
the National Lifeguard Service.

ALL sections begin Thursday, January 15, 1976 at the Canada Games Pool and
continue until April 22, 1976,

WHEN : Monday and Wednesday, 5 - 7 p.m., Douglas College, room 712
Tuesday and Thursday, 8:30 - 10 a.m. Canada Games Pool

WHERE; : New Westminster campus of Douglas College, room 712
8th Avenue and McBride Boulevard, New Westminster

Canada Games Pool
6th Avenue and McBride Boulevard, New Westminster

INSTRUCTORS : Section I - Cliff Yolland
Section II - Jack Henry
Section III - John Bientjes

FEE: $30 plus a $6 textbook
45 hours pool time and 25 hours theory
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NATIONAL LIFEGUARD SERVICE AWARD

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Please make cheque payable to Douglas College and mail with registration form to
ADMISSIONS, Douglas College, Box 2503, New Nestabnster B.C, V3L 5B2.
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