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George Wootton Scholarship

Two scholarships (of approximately $500
each) in honour of George Wootton, the first
president of Douglas College, are available
this year to graduating students in any
program who have shown:

1. superior scholastic ability, and
2. significant participation in College
and community activities.

Candidates for this award must be nominated
by a student, staff, or faculty member.
Nominations must include a letter of rec-
commendation giving the reasons for the nom-
ination.

Nominations for candidates from the May 1983
graduating class must be received by the
Financial Aid Office by Monday, May 2, 1983.

 

The N.D.P. and Your Future
Norm Levi, MLA
Maillardville-Coquitlam
Wednesday, April 20

1230 hours

Room 2203 Lecture Theatre

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Faculty or staff interested in recommending
a candidate for this symposium should con-
tact the Financial Aid Office for further |
information

 

‘ Population Information

The library has just received a major new |
reference work: ‘International Encyclopedia |
of Population’.

This two volume set consists of long art-
icles on topics such as: Age at marriage,
Fertility and development, Historical
demography.

The set will be found on the ground floor
in the reference section; the call number
is Ref. HB 849.2 I 55 1982.

 

Youth Employment Program

This year the B.C. Ministry of Labour is
again offering funds for job creation pro-
jects for students, through the Summer Youth
Employment Program.

People with project ideas who are inter-
ested in applying for funding, should con-
tact Julie Steele at local 2790 as soon as
possible.

 

 

Communications & Culture
Symposium

One hundred promising students from commun-
ity colleges or CEGEPS will have the oppor-
tunity to attend a two week symposium on
communications and culture in Canada. The

symposium will be held in Ottawa from August
7 to August 9, 1983.

All selected participants will be entitled
to a $650 Merit Fellowship provided by the
Department of Communications of Canada.

 

Congratulations!

All past patrons of Pat & Tina's superb
cuisine at the former Winslow Site cafet-
eria, would like to extend congratulations
to the pair's new endeavour.

Under the name of Patina's Food Services
Ltd., Pat Sorensen and Tina Perret have
just opened a ‘deli & snack bar', located
across the street at 72 8th Street.

We'd like to welcome them to the neighbour-
hood and wish them success....So, if you
find yourself "on the other side of the

 

street", drop in and say "hi" to Pat & Tina.