MAD HATTER

 

 

HERE WE GO AGAIN!

lf seems that Some members of the
college administration have decided
and overruled the Health and Safety
Committee’s decision to have a medi-
cal emergency telephone number
(872-5151) at Douglas College. After
nearly three years of discussion and
assisting the committee by providing
written documentation in support of a
medical emergency number (872-
5151) my position on this matter has
been cast aside by people (administr-
ation) whom | feel do not have the
knowledge or background to make
such a decision. In the interest of
public, staff and faculty safety, please
call an ambulance in case of a medical
emergency - 872-5151.

Geraldine Murphy, R.N.
CPR and First Aid Programs

WELCOME

Student Services & Developmental
Education would like to welcome Carol
Leyland, the new | Care Tutor Coor-
dinator, to the department.

Al Atkinson,

Director, Student Services
& Developmental Education

THANK YOU
| would like to thank all who attended
the lovely wine and cheese retirement
party given for me on Oct. 16, 1986.

lt was wonderful seeing so many dear
friends.

Thank you for coming and making my
last day at
memorable one.
Sincerely,

Eileen Bowcott

 

the college oa truly -

TWO FREE FILMS

On Thursday, November 20, the
Douglas College Humanities Institute
will be showing “Bethune”, a one hour
documentary of the life of Dr. Norman
Bethune. This famous Canadian
physician is best known for his in-
volvement in China’s struggle against
the Japanese invasion preceding
WWI.

The film chronicles his life from his
birth in 1890, through to his state
funeral in China fifty years later. It is a
life full of colour, idealism, and dedica-
tion. And since Bethune was always at
the centre of the decisive issues of his
time, the story of his life is also the
story of an era.

“Bethune” will be preceded by “Crac”, a
surrealistic history of Quebec.

The two films will be shown at the
Douglas College New Westminster
campus in room 2203 at 1215 hours.
This event is free and open to the
public.

 

INVITATION

| would like to take this opportunity to
invite everyone to our First Annual
Hawaiian Luau which will be held on
November 28, 1986.

The event will take place in the con-
course and upper cafeteria from 1800
- 0200 hours. The bar will be opening
at approximately |600 hours for those
who wish to volunteer fo help set up.

We intend to offer exotic drinks to
patrons if it is at all possible. See the
following outline of the events of the
evening including the fantastic menu.
We hope you can all come and volun-
teers are still

needed.

Christopher Lirette, Treasurer,
Douglas College Student Society

FOR SALE

Tandy 1000 computer, 2 disk drives, o

384 k, monochrome monitor. Runs all
IBM programs. $1,400. obo.

Blair Fisher, local 3229

 

 

 

 

 

Colin Carney and Dan Derkson as Charley and Jack discuss the finer
points of Victorian etiquette in “Where’s Charley?”, the upcoming musical
comedy being produced by the Douglas College Theatre Department from

November 14th to November 22nd.

 

 

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