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Alumni Homecoming Reunion
Honours 20th Anniversary

Friends and former graduates
of Douglas College are invited to
help celebrate the College’s 20th an-
niversary. One of the highlights of
the year-long celebration will be
“Homecoming 1989", a weekend

lows in the upper cafeteria. Tickets
are $3 each or two for $5.00.

The first Annual General Meet-
ing of the Douglas College Alumni
Association gets underway Satur-
day, October 21 at 10 a.m. to 12

 

   

 

   

  

 

 

reunion p-m. at Douglas
hosted by the College, while
Douglas Col- Mini-Olympics -
lege Alumni fun for the en-
Association tire family -
October 20 takes place
and 21 in New from 2 p.m. to 4
Westminster. MAKING A p-m. Homecom-
The Alum- DIFFERENCE ing 1989 wraps
ni Association oO \\\ - up with a gala
has planned ball Saturday
an action- night from 6
packed @ p-m. to 1 a.m. at
weekend of Hotel Georgia.
events to honour both the 20th An- Tickets are $27.50 each.
niversary of Douglas College and “The success of Homecoming

the first Anniversary of the Alumni
Association, according to Associa-
tion president Ted Jang.

“It’s a weekend former
graduates and friends of the Col-
lege won't want to miss,” Jang says.

Homecoming 1989 kicks off
with a roaring start Friday, October
20 as the B.C. champion Douglas
College Royals challenge former
alumni to “The Basketball Battle of
the Ages” at 6 p.m. in the Douglas
College gymnasium. A dance fol-

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1989" rests in our ability to reach as
many of our friends as we can,”
says Jang. “We're looking for
former students, faculty, staff -
anyone whose life has been
touched by Douglas College, to
help us celebrate this very special
occasion.”

The Douglas College Alumni
Association has already contacted
nearly 4,000 former graduates but
the whereabouts of thousands
more remain unknown. Jang says

 

the Alumni Association is actively
searching for about 12,000 “lost”
alumni to tell them about the
Homecoming weekend and invite
them to join the association.
Anyone who has graduated
from a certificate or diploma pro-
gram, or any University Transfer
students with 45 or more credits
from Douglas College, is automat-
ically eligible for membership in

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Inside INSIDE
October 3, 1989

 

Briefs

Children With Aids Conference
Athletic Update

Annual Retirement

Local Artist Shows at D.C.
Important Dates: Reg. Office
Coming Events

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