THE MAD HATTER
A Douglas College Newsletter
published weekly during the spring
and fall semesters, bi-monthly in
the summer semester
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Douglas College Technical
and Vocational Institute
P.O. Box 2503, New Westminster,B.C.,
Editor: Judie Steeves, Surrey campus
Telephone: 588-4411, loc. 283

B Awards for Teachers Who Have Developed

g established by the Roy C. Hill charitable Foun-
g dation and administered by the Canadian Teach-
R ers' Federation Trust Fund.

b to encourage and reward active classroom teach-
R ers who have developed new ideas for the imp-
R rovement of teaching practices.

; small teams of teachers, working at any level
y Of an elementary or secondary school, who have

 

 

 

Notice Board
FRIDAY NOON HOUR CONCERT SERIES - FALL 1977

“Douglas College - New Westminster
11:30 am N405 (Bandroom)

SEPTEMBER 30, 1977
Renaissance Music - The Towne Waytes

David Skulski, recorder & shawm
Joseph Condie, dulzian & pommer
Dan La Branche, sackbut

Norman Stanfield, bombarde & flute
Hugh Sandilands, lute & viol

Jerry King, sackbut

OCTOBER 14, 1977

String Bass Recital

Robert Meyer, string BASS
Grant Hurst, piano

NOVEMBER 4, 1977
Jazz Concert - Fraser MacPherson Trio
Fraser MacPherson, tenor saxophone

Oliver Gannon, guitar
Wyatt Ruther, bass

NOVEMBER 25, 1977

Recorder, Harpsichord, & Piano Recital

Peter Hannan, recorder ;
Arlie Thompson, harpsichord & piano

FOR SALE $10

600 Ibs. of clean sand in (10) 60 1b.
cement bags. Great for a sand box or for
weight in the back of a truck for winter.

Contact: Sheila Dennison
Coquitlam Campus

525-9211

R devised new methods, new approaches or new
R teaching devices.
¥ mitted no later than October 31.

) tained from the Admissions office, or:
R Secretary-Treasurer, CTF Trust Fund, 110 Argyle
R Ave., Ottawa, Ontario.

 

Innovative Teaching Practices

The Hilroy Fellowship Program was established
Applications are invited from teachers, or

Applications should be sub-

Brochures and application forms may be ob-

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FROM: MARY MATTHEWS
ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN,
REFERENCE & LIBRARY INSTRUCTION

RE: LIBRARY SERVICES

In order to maximize student use of library
resources this Fall, we would like to inform
you of the following library services:

(1) Orientation lectures and library tours.
(2) Post-orientation library searches.

(3) Student reference services for particular
research topics. If possible, send us a
list of projected essay topics at the
beginning of term so we can be prepared.

(4) Books, pamphlets, and xeroxed articles
may be placed on 2 hr., 24 hr., 3 day,
or 1 week reserve at the circulation
desk on each campus.

(5) Lists of subject headings, specialized
bibliographies.

 

I have recently joined the Douglas College
libraries as Reference & Instructional
Librarian. To arrange for the above services
or to discuss any problems or Suggestions,

please contact my office, local 256 on the
New Westminster campus.

Thank you for your interest!

ie Pacts