Royal City Sounds ‘84

I am pleased to announce that the Music De-
partment is hosting the twentieth annivers-
ary conference for the B. C. Music Educators’
Association at Douglas College on Friday,
February 17th and Saturday, February 18th.

The Conference is expected to draw 500-600
delegates from all over the province, as
well as 200-300 students from around the
province. There will be two days of clinics
and workshops and mini-concerts, exhibits by
various companies representing the music
industry, and two Honour Group Concerts at
Vincent Massey Auditorium.

The keynote speaker, Dr. Gordon Cawelti,
representing the Association for Super-
vision and Curriculum Development in Alex-
andria, Va., will speak about "Assuring a
Balanced Curriculum for All Youth." Anyone
interested in concert tickets or in obtain-
ing information about the Conference should
contact the music office, local 3200.

The Conference Committee has done everything
possible to minimize impingement upon
Friday classes.

Kevin Barrington-Foote

 

 

Open House

Planning is going on for the Open House,
March 10th, 1984. Public activities should
be planned between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.

So far some of the ''Biggies'' that will be

highlighted are:

l. Official opening of the Theatre and
Foyer

2. Official opening of the Day Care Center

3. The Spring Theatre Production, ''The
Teahouse of the August Moon!''.

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Watch the next edition of the Mad Hatter
for a more complete schedule of events.

A poster is in production and radio spots |
have already been made. Look and listen
for them.

Gordon Gilgan

Sickness/Accident
Emergency Procedures

As a result of the collapse in the gymnas-
ium a week or s9 ago, and the various com-
munications which have been circulating, we
are mandating the following procedure. This
procedure is largely the result of conver-
sations held with Deputy Fire Chief Jack
Fulton, Bill Day, and myself.

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The local Fire Hall (8th and Royal) has an
inhalator crew on duty at all times, They
are prepared to respond to a collapse im-
mediately. If they are already out ona
call when we require their assistance they |
will be notified by radio and, in any case, |
the Fire Department is prepared to notify
the ambulance service immediately. There-
fore, in future, the first and only tele-
phone call which needs to be made by anyone
at the College requiring assistance of an |
emergency nature in the event of a collapse,|
should be made to the Fire Department emer-
gency number - 526-441]

 

Once we have examined the situation on the
main floor in the P, E. area, we will be
installing a telephone for emergency pur-
poses - being sure that the more prominent
telephones such as Security, Switchboard,
and Field Bases, have the emergency number
properly displayed.

 

West Graydon

 

 

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