“4 A Douglas College Newsletter
published weekly during the spring
and fall semesters, bi-monthly in

the sutimer semester
’ by

Douglas College Technical
and Vocational Institute
P.O. Box 2503, New Westminster,B.C.

Telephone: 588-4411, loc. 283

 

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THE MAD HATTER

Editor: Judie Steeves, Surrey campus ]§

 

 

MS. ED'S NOTES:

Apologies to those who submitted
notices for last week's Hatter. Any
that didn't pertain to events which hap-
penned last week can be found in this
week's Hatter, but some were dated and
would be useless this week. Last week's
Hatter was inadvertently eaten up by the
system due to illness, new employees and
such. Sorry!

 

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| Notice Board

Effective Oct. 31, Ken Moore has
been appointed administrator for the
Langley operation until such time as a
principal is named under the new model.

Ken will continue as director of
Continuing Education programs but will
act full-time as administrator in
Langley.

He will spend half his time in
administrative duties and half as a
community consultant.

Lock Laurie has agreed to delay
his leave of absence without pay in order
to act as administrator of Continuing
Education programs.

In this capacity he will have the
power and authority of a director, but
will not be involved in any long-range
plans.

Marilyn Smith has been designated as
the official Manpower contact while Ken
is acting as administrator in Langley.

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ARCHIVES
THE LITTLE FOXES

Plan now to attend the Douglas College
Theatre Section's Fall production of this
Lillian Hellman classic. Scheduled to
run in the Surrey Arts Centre, November
2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th, the Cast includes
Dorothy Jones who has type cast herself
as the alcoholic "Birdie". It promises
to be one of the best performances ever!!

Tickets will be available from all
Campus Receptionists - eventually.

 

TO: All Faculty and Staff

FROM: Printing Department

RE: Business Cards

Please be advised that until a new format
for business cards is designed and approved
the printing department cannot provide for
this service. Unfortunately the small supply
of the old business cards we did have in stock
were destroyed in the recent fire. |

Tom Rosamond

 

West Coast 0i] Ports Inquiry is an inquiry
established by the Federal Government to
study various proposals which involve
super tanks on the West Coast of Canada.

The Inquiry will be having its Ist
Community hearing at Steveston on October
21 at 12:30 pm & Oct. 22 at 10 am at
Steveston Buddhist Church, 4260 Garry
Road in Steveston. The hearing is open
to the public. All teachers and students
are invited to attend. For further
information contact John Steeves 666-2251.

 

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| Contact:

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