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Inside INSIDE
July 25, 1989 Issue

Group Advising Sessions

 

Profile: Ed Jolley

 

Bursary for ABE Students
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Inside Douglas College is published
weekly September through April and
bi-monthly May through August by the
Douglas College Public Information
Office. Submissions are due Tuesday
noon for publication the following
Tuesday. Submissions are accepted
typewritten or on floppy disk in
WordPerfect or ASCII format.
Material may be edited for brevity and
clarity. Tips, scoops and suggestions
are always welcome. Please contact
the Public Information Office, Rm.
4840, loc. 4805.

 

 

Contest Winners Ready To
Win Big In Las Vegas

“T won!”

That’s what Paula Maisonville
of the Psychiatric Nursing program
shrieked when she was declared the
winner in the “Faces From the
Past” contest.

Maisonville’s ticket was drawn
from 86 entries July 10. The con-
test was organized by the College’s
Public Information Office.

The winning ticket correctly
identified Gordon Gilgan as one of
the faces from the past, and Maison-
ville has been awarded a
trip-for-two to Las Vegas. The
people in the other two
photographs were Shirley who
works in the cafeteria and Carla
Crozier (the baby photo), past vice-
president of the Student Society.

“TI can’t believe it,” said Maison-
ville when her name was drawn.
“I’m shocked and surprised but

very happy.”

Before the draw, Maisonville
made an agreement with co-worker
Marie Bell that if either woman.
won the contest, they’d take the
other person on the trip.

“I went home and told my hus-
band I entered the contest, and that
I had agreed to take Marie. He said,

 

don’t worry, you’ll never win. Talk
about famous last words!”

Maisonville and Bell entered the

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Bruce Livingstone and Brad Barber of
the Public Information Office draw the
winning ticket In the Faces From the
Past Contest. The contest, part of the
College’s 20th Anniversary
Celebration, raised $166 for the
Douglas College Foundation.

 

 

 

 

 

The lucky winner... Paula Maisonville
(right) holds her winning ticket.
Maisonville won a trip for two to Las
Vegas in the Faces From the Past
Contest and she’s taking co-worker
Marie Bell (left) with her.