DOUGLAS COLLEGE LIBRARY

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“A DOUGLAS COLLEGE FIRST

For the first time in our short
history, Douglas College this year
commissioned playwright Sharon Pollock
to write a play for the college to
produce.

The result will be staged March 31
through April 3 at the Surrey Centen-
nial Arts Centre and is called "My
Name is Lisbeth".

This play is about the Lizzie
Borden murders of 1829 and the central
character of Lizzie will be portrayed
by Sharon herself.

I am directing the production, and
a number of my theatre program students
will be participating in it.

Sharon will be available ata
reception following opening night to
discuss the play with members of the
audience, so why don't you join us to
mark this oecasion in the college's
history, and for "refreshments' after-
wards.

Tickets are available by calling
me at 242 or 229 NW or at the Surrey
switchboard. Curtain time is 8:30 p.m.

----Dorothy Jones

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If you wish to take a pleasant lunch-time walk, enter the
forest via the trail entrance on the north side of the base-ball

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back-stop on Simon Cunningham School playground.

270.

Visits by classes or groups should be arranged with the
Institute (office S 201) which will provide a guide map and suggestions

for teachers and group leaders.

During the last few weeks the Institute has been working in
co-operation with the Surrey Chamber of Commerce by directing a
Local Initiatives Program for the development of nature trails in
Green Timbers. These trails are now ready for public use,

If you use the trail, please take a plastic bag with you and

collect any litter you find along the way.

Thank you.

See map next page.

Barry Leach

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