THE MAD HATTER

A Douglas College Newsletter
published weekly during the snring
and fall semesters, bi-monthly in
the summer —

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Douglas College Technical
and Vocational Institute
P.O. 2503, New Westminster, B.C.

Editor: Melanie Falcon,
Surrey Campus
“588-4411 Local 283

 

 

 

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RETIRED BUT INSPIRED

We have now established a Douglas College
program called "Retired but Inspired," on
Surrey/White Rock Cablevision, Channel 10.
It shows every Sunday at 7:30 p.m. with a
repeat on Tuesday, noon. The repeat in-
cludes a phone-in.

‘Copies of these programs can be obtained
on 3/4" video tape by just supplying the
tapes.

Jean Buzan

REFUGEE AID SALES

Thea and I wish to thank all those .
members of staff and faculty who have
donated clothing, books, records, and
household items for our next fund-rais-
ing sales.

The first sale will not be held
until early April when the weather
improves, so if anyone else has any
saleable items to donate please send
them through the inter-campus mail to
Surrey Campus, portable A6, or
13936 Terry Road, White Rock.

Thanks,

Barry Leach

TELEPHONE DIRECTORY CHANGE
Linda Turner is Local 264 NOT 244.

 

 

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INDIAN ARTISTS/FEATURED AT SFU »

Canada's leading contemporary Indian
artists will be featured in exhibition
at the Simon Fraser Gallery at Simon
Fraser University from March 5-30, 1979.
The exhibit entitled Native Canadian
Graphics includes the work of Sam Ash,
Benjamin Chee Chee, Robert Davidson,
Norval Morriseau, Daphne Odjig, Bill
Reid, Roy Vickers and many others.

All works in the exhibit were selected
by James Warren Felter, Director of the
Gallery, from the Simon Fraser Collection.
This collection was established by the
President's Works of Art Committee in
1969. The Committee began acquiring
native art in 1972. The Collection now
contains more than seventy original
works by Canada's native peoples.

The Gallery is open Mondays from
1:30 - 4 p.m. and 5 - 8 p.m.; Tuesdays
through Fridays from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
and 2 - 4 p.m.

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The Family Services for White Rock and South
Surrey needs an identifying symbol and is offering a
$100 prize for a successful logo design. The
competition is open to everyone and the chosen
design will be used on the Society's letterhead,
envelopes, business cards and brochures. .~ ©.

Contestants should consider in the design of the
logo strength, solidarity, family, children and the
ROMO. a. isos a ate ‘

‘This newly formed society provides counselling
to families with children experiencing behavior
problems. At present there is an in-home
counselling service and a number of residential
home programs will be established in the near
future. a

The final date for submitted designs is Monday,
April 16, 1979 at 4:30 p.m. either by mail orin person
to: ’ ;

- Family Services White Rock/South Surrey

Suite 203, 1456 Johnston Road
White Rock, B.C.

For more information telephone Dr. Martha
Baldwin, 536-2413.