June 28, 1982

Mad Ha

A Douglas |

   
 

DOUGLAS COLLEGE
ARCHIVES

 

 

MAPLE RIDGE CENTRE TAKES A SUMMER HOLIDAY!

 

 

 

TYPESETTING FACILITIES

 

After operating the most diligent, effic-
ient and dedicated operation in the whole
damned college for 10 months of the year,
it has been ordained that the staff of
Maple Ridge Centre will have 6 full weeks
to frolic in the sun between July 9 and
August 23, 1982.

We know that you will sorely miss them,
but Bill Day has hired 22 professionals
to fill the gap.

The 'Team of 22' may be reached at 112-
387-1411.

 

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NEW DOUGLAS AND KWANTLEN FACULTY
ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE

 

Please be advised that as of June l,
1982, members of the D.K.F.A. Executive
are as follows:

Ralph Stanton - President

John Waters - Vice-President
(Kwantlen)

Jim Davies - Vice-President
(Douglas)

Janice Friesen - Secretary/Treasurer

Charles Marxer -
Joan Owen -
Gordon Danskin -
Ewen McAslan =
George Porges -

Contract Faculty Rep.
Local Rep. (Kwantlen)
Local Rep. (Douglas)
Qnbudsman (Kwantlen)
Ombudsman (Douglas)

 

‘NOTICE

 

Gerry DellaMattia, Dean of Educational &
Student Services Division, will be on va-
cation fran June 29, 1982 returning on
August 3, 1982.

Al Atkinson will be Acting Dean for that
time.

 

Due to vacations, typesetting facilities
at the Printing Department Newton Campus
will be closed for a two week period
cammencing July 30 through August 16
inclusive.

Mervin Schindel, of the Newton Graphics
Department, has informed me that he will
be available during this period for em-
ergency typesetting only. He may be
reached at Locals 37 and 32.

Tom Rosamond

 

1982 B.C. GAMES FOR THE
PHYSICALLY DISABLED

 

The Annual B.C. Games for the Physically
Disabled will be held in Langley on July
9 to 11.

The Games, hosted by the B.C. Wheelchair

Sports Association, will occur at various

locations in Langley, with Langley Senior
Secondary School as the key location.
Same of the events include volleyball,
tennis, table tennis, basketball, murder-
ball, archery, motorball, track events,
weight lifting, swimming, and golf. Same
events are open to any disabled athlete
while other events are classified by dis-
ability. Categories include wheelchair,
amputees, blind, deaf, and cerebral palsy.

Your interest and support can be shown by
going to watch same events and cheering
the athletes, or by volunteering your time.
Many volunteers are needed to serve food,
register athletes, drive participants to
other locations, clean the grounds, and
repair wheelchairs. Anyone interested in
being a volunteer should call 530-3131 or
687-3333.