INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / APRIL 3, 1990

 

 

Aune wins handily

reprinted from the Province,
Thursday, March 2, 1990

Kamloops — British Colum-
bia, Alberta and host Cariboo Col-
lege posted opening-round
victories in the men’s draw yester-
day at the Canadian college curl-
ing championships.

Sean Aune led his Douglas
College rink from New
Westminster to an 11-0 blanking of
Jacques Van Bilsen of Ontario.

Kevin McGregor skipped-his
Alberta foursome to a 7-3 win over
Andrew Jones of Manitoba, while
Corey Sauer of Cariboo College
edged Kent Hanmer of Sas-
katchewan 7-6.

In the women’s division, Bren-
da Coswan of Alberta defeated
Tina Walker of Cariboo College 9-3
and Kim Tolen of Ontario defeated
Janice Taylor of B.C. 10-5.

 

Athletic Update

Douglas crowned
college champs

reprinted from the Province,
Sunday, March 25, 1990

Canadian Press

Kamloops — It took 12 ends
but Douglas College finally
emerged as the men’s Canadian
collegiate curling champions.

The round-robin winners from
New Westminster, skipped-by
Sean Aune, edged Cariboo College
8-7 in the gold medal game yester-
day.

Grant McEwan Community
College of Edmonton won the
bronze medal.

In women’s play, the gold
medal was won by Confederation
College of Thunder Bay. Northern
Alberta Institute of Technology of
Edmonton won silver and Kelsey
Institute from Saskatoon took
bronze.

General Workplace Safety

Training Sessions

Employees who are directly involved with workplace hazardous
materials have been identified and directed to participate in WHMIS

training sessions.

ALL OTHER EMPLOYEES are required to participate in a General
Workplace Safety Training Session at one of the following times:

Friday, April 6, — 0900-1000, Room 1803
Monday, April 9, — 1300-1400, Room 3902
Tuesday, April 10, — 0900-1000, Room 3902
Thursday, April 12, — 1200-1300, Room 1807

Please confirm with Jean Allan (5337) by April 5 which of the above

sessions you will be attending. @

In mixed play, Selkirk College
of Castlegar, skipped by Dean
Horning, came away with the
gold medal, Georgian College of
Barrie, Ont., the silver and Cam-
rose Lutheran of Alberta the
bronze medal. &

 

 

Briefs

 

Education & Training Fund

The Education and Training
Committee Jim Doerr and Bren-
da Jack) would like to remind all
regular staff about the Fund.
Maximum amounts to be paid
out are $400 for tuition and $100
for travel. The committee meets
in April, September and Decem-
ber, so please apply now.
Thanks.

Planned Your Holiday Yet?

For rent by the week — 3
bedroom cabin with a view of
Sechelt Inlet and near a sandy
beach. For information, phone
Jean at 939-5777, or local 5180. @