RESOURCE FAIR continued

Itisa ae experience for ser-
vice professionals and student
groups to work together in plan-
ning and hosting a successful ac-
tivity. This is especially true
when the activity promotes ser-
vices, programs and equipment
to assist people with disabilities
in making career plans.

Gladys Loewen

 

ee City of New Westminster,
the Douglas College Amabilis
Singers, and the British Columbia
Choral Federation are privileged
to present in concert the interna-
tionally renowned ROYAL
ACADEMY CHAMBER CHOIR
OF STOCKHOLM under the
direction of Eric Ericson. This
famous choir and their conductor
will be in-residence at Douglas
College from August 5-7 and will
be performing one concert only
on Saturday, August 6, at 8:00
p.m., at Queen’s Avenue United
Church in New Westminster.
Ticket prices are $8/$5 at the
door, through the Douglas Col-
lege Box Office, or a Touch of
Sweden, 4th Avenue, Vancouver.

The Gala Concert will also fea-
ture British Columbia Choral
Federation’s Choral Challenge ’88
Choir - A chorus of select singers
and conductors from across the
United States and Canada. Shar-
ing the podium with Eric Ericson
will be Vancouver's own Jon
Washburn, Artistic Director of the
Vancouver Chamber Choir.

 

 

 

ACTING DEAN

 

 

 

Gerry DellaMattia will be leav-
ing Douglas College as of July 18,
1988. The selection of an Acting
Dean is currently underway but
is not expected to be completed
for 2 to 3 weeks.

Until such time as a replace-
ment is selected, Al Atkinson will
be Acting Dean.

Bill Day

The music will consist of
Swedish and Canadian Choral
Literature and will include both
contemporary and traditional
selections.

Don’t miss this one-time oppor-
tunity to hear this world-class
choir in concert - the Royal
Academy Chamber Choir of
Stockholm under the direction of
Eric Ericson along with the
Choral Challenge ’88 Choir under
the direction of Jon Washburn on
Saturday, August 6, 8:00 p.m.,
Queen’s Avenue United Church,
New Westminster. Tickets at the
door $8/$5 and at A Touch of
Sweden on 4th Avenue, Van-
couver.

For more information contact
Diane Loomer, B.C. Choral
Federation at 733-9687.

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RECENT BOARD
APPOINTMENTS

 

During the past month the Col-
lege has welcomed two new ap-
pointments to the College Board.
They are Mrs. Marie Kadatz, of
Coquitlam, B.C., and Mr. Ronald
Stevenson, of Maple Ridge, B.C.

Mrs. Kadatz is a former elemen-
tary teacher, and a former student
of Douglas College in the Crea-
tive Writing Program. Her
achievement in that program
placed her on the Dean’s List.

She is currently completing a
Bachelor of General Studies
Degree at S.F.U.

Mrs. Katdatz is a writer of
children’s stories, and an editorial
assistant for EVENT, the Douglas
College Review Magazine. She
has been active as a community
volunteer for the Cancer Society.

Mr. Stevenson is a post-
graduate of the Canadian Army
Staff College and the U.S. Army
Command & General Staff Col-
lege and holds a B.A. degree from
UBC. He is a veteran of the
Second World War having served
in the RCAF from 1943 to 1945,
and also served with the
Canadian Army from 1948 to
1972.

Mr. Stevenson has served in the
field of educational administra-
tion both with the Vancouver
School Board and PVI. Asa com-
munity member he is past Presi-
dent of the Maple Ridge Elderly
Citizens Accommodation Society.

A special welcome to them both.
Bill Morfey