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Okay, we’ve made it through the
fans-going-all-night, let’ s-stay-in-the-
shade, I’ ve-never-seen-the-lawn-that-
hue-of-brown-before month of July.
Now, we’re just four weeks and two
holiday weekends from the start of
the fall semester. There’s just enough
time to use up the last of the propane
in the barbie, pick your backyard
veggies, and finish reading that who-
dunnit page turner. As for what’s
been happening around the sun-baked
College...

It’s a girl!

Congratulations to Economics’ Rod
Midgley and Sharon on the birth of
their daughter Caitlin on June 4.

It’s a boy!

Congratulations to the Foundation’s
Alana Frymire and husband Bill on
the birth of their son, Luke Andrew,
on July 2; the newest addition to the
Frymire clan weighed-in at 8 Ibs. 5
Oz.

Checkered reputation

Brian Morton of Disabled Student
Services (featured in July issue)
earned his first checkered flag in
Formula Car racing with a victory at
Mission Raceways on July 9.
Morton’s fortunes changed the next
day however, when his car spun in
wet conditions, sending him from the
top of the podium to second-to-last
place. Next year, Brian plans to buy
some rain tires.

Kathy claims cash

The winner of June’s 60/40 draw was
Kathy Rai of the Registrar’s Office.
Kathy collected a cool $819, while
student aid was increased by $546.

Employee moves

The late summer saw a number of
temporary appointments around the
College: Dave ‘The Cola Kid’
Seaweed is working in the Bookstore
during the summer as Shipper-
Receiver...joining the Registrar’s
Office are Arlene Patko and Gail
Johnson...Mary Lou Morris joins
Centre 2000 as a Program Assistant.

Pup picked

Snipper has a new home. After a
college-wide request for a new home
for her family’s nine-month-old
Dalmatian by Darlene Kress of
Math and Sciences, Snipper is alive
and well and chasing his tail around
the home of IMS’ Christine Doyle.
Nicely done, Christine.

 

Palms perfect

In her latest post card to friends in
Personnel, on-leave receptionist
Gisela Roth admits - yes, I am
enjoying my year living in the
Barbados. It’s a tough job, but...

Chris cult

While visiting a restaurant at
Guernsey on the English Channel
recently, Susan Greffard of Systems
and Computing snapped this shot of
her sister Sheilagh Meredith standing
beside what appears to be a statue of
humor-in-the-workplace expert Chris
Johnson. The guru of guffaw denies
any knowledge of Guernsey-ite
homage, but Chris adds that any tithes
would be welcome. I

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