INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / OCTOBER 17, 1989

 

 

 

Alumni Basketball Stars Ready to Battle Royals

Ticket sales are brisk for the
Royals versus Royals Alumni bas-
ketball games and social on Oc-
tober 20, 1989 from 6:00 pm to 1:00
am at Douglas College. The games
have piqued the interest of students
and alumni alike.

"Our former basketball stars
really enjoy coming back to play
the current teams” says Athletics
and Intramurals Co-ordinator Betty-
Lou Hayes. “Last year the alumni

 

team won in an exciting and hard
fought match. The current men’s
and women’s basketball teams are
even more determined to take the
title this year.”

Some alumni stars to watch out
for in the men’s game include Rick
Message and Chris Shriek, mem-
bers of the University of Victoria
Vikings. On the women’s team,
keep an eye on Lorraine Marken,
currently playing for the UBC

 

Two Airline Tickets to an
International Destination To
Be Won at Homecoming Ball

Canadian Airlines International has generously donated two free air
passes to an international destination to be awarded as door prizes at the
Homecoming Ball October 21, 1989. The ball will be held at the Hotel Geor-
gia in Vancouver. The passes, and other exciting prizes, will be drawn
during the first intermission of the live band performance at the gala ball.

The excitement is building and tickets for the ball are selling fast. Ted
Jang, president of the Alumni Association noted “we've had a great
response from both alumni and past and present employees at Douglas Col-
lege.” Former College Board Chairman Helen Casher and Cliff Murnane
are among the College trustees planning to attend. Bill and Lydia Morfey
plan to come down for the event from Merritt where they are happily enjoy-

ing retirement.

Keep an eye out for former Douglas and Kwantlen College employees
such as Roger Elmes, Jim Urquhart, Bob Lisson and Andrew McAdam.

As one of our University Transfer alumni noted “It sounds like a great
time. I hope to get a table of eight of my friends together for the event.”

This is the last week to get your tickets. Call the Alumni Office at
527-5322 to reserve your tickets. Come celebrate this special anniversary

with us! @

 

Thunderbirds.

Tickets are $3.00 each or 2 for
$5.00 and can be purchased from
the Alumni Office (Room 4810A),
Athletics and Intramurals, on the
Concourse during lunch this week
and at the door (if space is still
available.) a

Noon at New West
presents

Solid
Brass

(5 Trombones
&4 Rhythm)

Rob McKenzie,
Conductor

Thursday,

October 19
1230 — 1330

Douglas College
Performing Arts
Theatre (Room
4100)

 

Admission is free.
A warm invitation is
extended to all