INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / SEPTEMBER 26, 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.

Group Advising Sessions Schedule

All sessions start promptly at times advertised and are approximately 1 1/2 - 2 hours
in length. Sessions are free, pre-registration is not required. All sessions are held
at the New Wesiminster Campus unless stated otherwise.

SEPTEMBER 26 - 29
First-Year Arts - University Transfer ........ . Tuesday, Sept. 26

Including major requirements and 0845 hours
pre-entry requirements for Room 4223
Bachelor of Social Work Lorraine
Education - University Transfer ....... Wednesday, September 27
University of B.C. 1000 hours
(Elem. and Sec.) B.Ed. Room 4208
Excluding Music Linda
Therapeutic Recreation Technician ..... Wednesday, September 27
Program (full-time & part-time) 1400 hours
Room 4223

Lorraine

Criminology - Career & University .... . Thursday, September 28
Transfer Programs 1700 hours
Certificate & Diploma Room 4219
Sharon

Commerce & Business Administration .... . Friday, September 29
University transfer programs to 1400 hours
UBC and SFU Room 4223
Judy

 

 

$12,000
Donation Aids
Local Athletes

A $12,000 donation from Labatt
Breweries of British Columbia
means increased support and
“world-class coaching” for Douglas
College athletes.

The grant, to be received over a
three-year period, will be used to
establish the Labatt Breweries’ ath-
letic endowment fund, said Randi .
Duke, executive director of the
Douglas College Foundation.

Interest income from the en-
dowment will be used to support
the College’s varsity teams and to
co-sponsor an annual Labatt’s
coaching seminar, featuring out-
standing speakers from the coach-
ing world.

“Tt will benefit the College’s
varsity teams through training,
equipment, and coaching,” Duke
explained. “With it we will be able
to bring in world-class coaching.”

Varsity teams destined to
benefit from the donation include
Douglas College's first-class men’s
basketball, volleyball, and wres-
tling teams - all winners of provin-
cial championship competitions.

For information on how you
can support the Douglas College
athletics program, contact Randi
Duke at 527-5359. mi

95-282 FOUNCOALTION