—LS

 

 

=

 

_ THE MAD HATTER
A Douglas College Newsletter
published weekly during the spring
and fall semesters, bi-monthly in
the summer semester
by
Douglas College Technical
and Vocational Institute
P.O. Box 2503, New Westminster,B.C

Telephone: 588-4411, loc. 283

Editor: Judie Steeves, Surrey campus

 

 

 

NOTICES

The Canadian Community Colleges
Institute (CCCI) is once again
planning to hold a professional
development workshop from May 16
to 28, 1976. This year the work-
shop will be held at Chateau

Lake Louise.

Details are posted on the glass-
covered bulletin boards on each
campus.

George Wootton

BCGEU LA L362

 

ANNOUNCEMENT ++

NEXT GENERAL MEETING OF LOCAL 62

TO BE HELD
RICHMOND CAMPUS

Tuespay Marcy 30) =: 1976

MEETING COMMENCES 3,30 PM

As per Article 2.11 of the Agreement
Staff may leave their desks one-half
_ hour before scheduled meeting commences
{ (for the purpose of travel only).

 

e*

EVENTS

h A DOUGLAS COLLEGE FIRST

For the first time in our short

h history, Douglas College this year
commissioned playwright Sharon Pollock
W to write a play for the college to
a}

produce.
The result will be staged March 31

through April 3 at the Surrey Centen-
2 nial Arts Centre and is called "My
Rg Name is Lisbeth".

This play is about the Lizzie

Borden murders of 1829 and the central
R character of Lizzie will be portrayed
R by Sharon herself.

I am directing the production, and

§ a number of my theatre program students
8 will be participating in it.

Sharon will be available ata

R reception following opening night to

R discuss the play with members of the

g audience, so why don't you join us to
R mark this oecasion in the college's

8 history, and for "refreshments' after-
8 wards.

Tickets are available by calling

me at 242 or 229 NW or at the Surrey
R Switchboard. Curtain time is 8:30 p.m.

----Dorothy Jones

CONCERT ON CAMPUS:

The vocal quartet concert, part

§ of the Wednesday Night Concert Series,

has been re-scheduled for March 31 on
the New Westminster Gampus,

Members of the quartet are:
Margarita Noye, soprano; Avis Harley,
mezzo-soprano; Tatsuo Hoshina, tenor;
with Richard Kitson and Kevin Barring-
ton-Foote on piano.

The concert will feature works
from Haydn, Bach, Handel, Mozart,
Mendelssohn, and Dvorak, as well as
the Liebeslieder Walzer by Brahms.

It will begin at 8 p.m. in the

} campus bandroom; Eighth Avenue and

McBride Boulevard, New Westminster,
and is free of charge.