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Fall 92 Concert Series

1230 - 1330 in the Performing Arts
Theatre. Admission is free. A warm in-
vitation is extended to all.

Dec 3 Student Showcase
Dec 10 Student Showcase

Hi Studio Theatre

Nurse Jane Goes To Hawaii
Dec 4-6, 8-12 at 8 pm

2 for 1 Sunday matinee Dec 6 at 2 pm
Call 5488 for tickets.

H Amelia Douglas Gallery

Permanent Collection
Dec 3 - Dec 31

Christmas Concerts

Douglas College Choral Society
presents Rossini’s

“La petite messe solennelle”
Sa, Dec 6 & Su, Dec 7 at
Performing Arts Theatre
Tickets $12, students/seniors $8

“Stille Nacht”

Amabilis Singers

Douglas College Children’s Choir
Surrey Children’s Choir

Fr, Dec 18 at 8pm

Douglas College Performing Arts
Theatre

Sa, Dec 19 at 8 pm

Queens Ave. United Church

529 Queen’s Ave, New Westminster
Call 939-6341 for tickets.

Human Resource
Development Workshops

To register for any Human Resource
Development Workshop call 5440.

Workshops

SuperVision III

Coaching and Instructing

Th, Dec 3, 0900-1600, Boardroom

Faculty Development Workshops
Instructional Skills Workshop
Jan 4,5,7 & 8

Call 5411 for more information.
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The recent annual Retirees’ Luncheon was a time to say
goodbye and good luck to the people who help make
Douglas College a great place. Seen here are (Ito r) Ann
Frost, Aida Meshaka-Azab, Gerry Della Mattia, Dorothy
Jones, Marjory Ralston.

Carols and comedy for the
holidays

This year, the holiday performance calendar includes the sound of young voices singing
traditional carols, Rossini’s last word, and love - Point Grey style.

The Douglas College Choral Society begins the season with Rossini’s La petite messe solen-
nelle on December 5 and 6.

The mass was the final work by the composer known for his rousing overtures. Even
though it is called the ‘Solemn Mass’, “it’s really not that solemn at all,” says Choral Society
Director Tatsuo Hoshina. Instead, the work blends traditional choral music with flashy
operatic solos. “I didn’t spare the dissonances,” observed Rossini, “but I put some sugar in
it too.”

Performances begin at 8 pm in the Performing Arts Theatre.

The Douglas College Theatre Department presents Nurse Jane Goes to Hawaii from Decem-
ber 4 to 12. The romantic comedy by Canadian Allan Stratton uses mistaken identity to
examine “novelists, advice columnists and ceramic artists” in Point Grey. Performances run
December 4-6 and 8-12 at 8 pm, with a two-for-one matinee on December 6 at 2pm, at the
Studio Theatre (Room 4140).

Tickets to the choir and studio play are available by calling 527-5488.

The season concludes with two shows in the Performing Arts Theatre. Stille Nacht the Fami-
ly Christmas Concert runs December 18 at 8 pm featuring the Amabillis Singers, Douglas
College Children’s Choir, and Surrey Children’s Choir. Tickets 939-6341.

The Royal City Youth Ballet Company presents The Nutcracker, December 19, 7:30 pm,
and December 20, 2:30 pm and 7:30 pm. Tickets 280-4444. «