INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / July 23, 1991

 

 

Top students
honoured at
awards
ceremony

Five top students were honoured
with awards from the Douglas
College Foundation during
ceremonies on July 17.

The George Wootton Scholar-
ship honours the first president of
Douglas College and is available
to graduating students who have
shown superior scholastic ability
and significant participation in
college and/or community events.
Co-winners of the scholarship this
year were Doreen Littlejohn and
Lynda Rose Smyth.

Littlejohn graduated from the
General Nursing Program in
January with a 4.19 overall grade
point average and was active
working to establish housing for
people with mental disabilities
and low incomes. She also
received the Solicitor-General of
Canada’s Crime Prevention Award
for B.C. in 1986 for her volunteer
work in crime prevention.

Smyth graduated in June with
an Associate Diploma in Perform-
ing Arts — Music. She achieved a

 

 

 

 

 

Trish Gauntlett presents the award named for her sister, the
Mary Fewster Memorial Nursing Scholarship, to Cheralyn Marie
Gaillie. Five students were honoured with Douglas College
Foundation Awards on July 17.

Cheralyn Marie Gaillie and
Lorraine Barbara McEwan were
co-recipients of the Mary Fewster
Memorial Nursing Scholarship for
graduating students in the General
Nursing Program. Gaillie achieved
a 4.19 cumulative gpa and
McEwan achieved a 3.84 gpa. Hf

4.03 gpa and often contributed to
the community spirit among
music students.

Joe Chahal, who recently
graduated with an Associate
Diploma in Accounting Manage-
ment, received a Continuing
Education Scholarship for a
graduating student offered by the
Certified General Accountants
Association of B.C. Chahal plans
to commence fourth level work in
the CGA program in the fall.

 

Solid gold deal

 

 

Te Douglas College Alumni Association is sponsoring a two-for-one
special on Solid Gold discount books and a chance for a trip to
Hawaii.

The offer includes a 1992 book, which becomes valid in September
for two-for-one or 50 percent savings covering dining, theatre, sports
and other attractions, plus a free 1991 book. Fill out and send in the
registration form in the 1991 book and you have a chance to win the
Hawaiian trip.

The two-for-one offer costs $42, including GST, and is valid until
Aug. 15. To order contact Heather Campbell (527-5251) or Phyllis
Mitchell(527-5360). i