INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / OCTOBER 3, 1989

 

 

 

 

Annual Retirement

This year October 6, 1989 has been selected as the day to honour current

retirees:
Lorraine Aldridge Alex Jones
Gena Ballantyne Silvia Jones
Ed Chalkman Richard Kitson
Pat Disher Tom Phillips
Wilda Haydamack

and to welcome back the retirees from past years.

Various functions will take place on this day. One of the main events is
a wine and cheese party hosted by the Deans and the Bursar starting at 3:30
p-m. in the Douglas Room (lower cafeteria). This is open to all College
employees. Please mark the date and time on your calendar. I hope to see

you there.

Bill Day

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Studio 58 presents

OUR TOWN

by Thornton Wilder
directed by Kathleen Weiss

—A Classic of the
American Theatre—

October 3 - 22

Tuesday to Saturday at 8 p.m.
2 for 1 Sundays at 3 & 8 p.m.

Vancouver Community College,
Langara Campus, 100 W. 49th
Avenue, Vancouver

Information & Reservations: 324-5227

 

 

Athletic Update

 

GOLF

The Douglas College golf team travelled to the
tough Fair Winds Golf Course at Schooner Cove on the
weekend to compete in the first leg of the BCCAA golf
championships for the 1989-90 season. Swirling winds
and tight fairways made scoring difficult with only a

handful of the golfers in the field being able to break 80.

Dave Whittingdon of Cariboo College captured first
place honours with rounds of 73 and 76. He was fol-
lowed by BRYN PARRY of Douglas College with
rounds of 74 and 77. Brian Killins of Douglas socred 83
and 80, while the third Douglas player, Fred Ledlin,
came in with two rounds of 83.

Team standings were:

1. SFU 476

2. Malaspina 482

3. Douglas 485 |
4. UBC 486

5. Cariboo 512

6. Fraser Valley 536

7. Royal Roads 645

The next tournament will be at Rivershore in Kam-
loops Sept. 30 - Oct. 1, followed by tournaments at

 

Ledgeview G.C.C. Oct. 13 - 14, and Seymour G.C.C.
Oct. 20 - 21.

BADMINTON

Coming Soon - Demonstration and Competition

Gymnasium, Tues., Oct. 10 at 12:30 p-m.

Feature #1 - A demonstration of series shots and
strategies narrated by Arif Mawani, Douglas College’s
head badminton coach.

Feature #2 - A mixed doubles match with four of
China’s best badminton players.

Feature #3 - One of the Chinese players will play
against two challengers. CHALLENGERS WANTED -
are you good enough to compete against an ex-Chinese
national player? Call Betty Lou at 5043 to register.

Weare very proud of our badminton program this
year and hope to see many of you there for this perfor-
mance.

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