INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / April 14, 1992

 

 

THE INSIDE ZONE . .

by Carillon

Well, we're half-way through
April and that means there’s not
much time left to file income tax
returns. If you’re still a little con-
fused by those pesky forms,
maybe you should just drop them
off with the College’s in-house tax
whiz, Bursar Peter Greenwood.
We’re sure he’d love nothing bet-
ter than to do your tax return for
you, free of charge. And while
Peter is busy preparing your
return, sit back and catch up on
some of your favourite co-workers.

Welcome back...

Community Program & Services
Programmer Rita Chudnovsky is
back from a 3-year leave of ab-
senve. Rita,was working as the
Children’s Advocate for the City of
Vancouver.

Board award...

Congratulations to Douglas
College Board Chair Myrna
Popove on winning the very pres-
tigious Association of Community
College Trustees’ Trustee Leader-
ship Award for the Pacific Region.
Myrna will be picking up the
award in Portland, Oregon. Watch
the next issue of INSIDE for the
full story.

Hey, wait a minute...

Strangely, the Foundation’s Fun
Olympics once again ended in a
six-way tie for first place. Even
Frank Kapra couldn’t have come
up with a happier ending.

 

 

 

 

 

It was a spicey race. System’s Mark Coumont cooked up the win-
ning chili in the Douglas College Foundation’s second annual Chili
Concourse contest on March 26. Education and Student Service
Secretary Yvonne Mostert finished a close second.

 

 

 

 

 

Ain’t it nifty...

Psychiatric Nursing’s Gloria
Kummerfield would like to thank
all her buddies who helped or-
ganize her “special” birthday on
March 26. The tombstone was a
morbid touch.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If there had been a prize for best
Chili Concourse costume,
Chemistry Lab Technician Paul
Taylor would have won it.