MAD HATTER

 

 

 

Instructors in courses other than Engl-
ish and Communications, who wish to
arrange for Library classes for their
students, should contact Wendy
Keenlyside, Library Orientations
Assistant, at local 2108.

Helen Rowan,
Orientation Librarian

FRASER PORT

As was announced in an earlier issue
of the Mad Hatter, Jacqueline Gresko's
book, FRASER PORT, was published
this fall. On the evening of December
16 the Fraser River Harbour Commis-
sion gave a reception for the offical
“launching” of the book. It was a splen-
did affair, attended by a number of
dignitaries including the mayors of
surrounding municipalities and New
Westminster. Jacqueline and her
students are to be commended for a
fine accomplishment.

Kevin Barrington-Foote

ACTING PSYCHIATRIC
NURSING COORDINATOR

| am pleased to announce that Jean
Gunderson has been selected as the
Acting Psychiatric Nursing Coordina-
tor for the Spring 1987 Semester.

‘Joy Holmwood

ANNOUNCEMENT

We are pleased to announce that Carol
Bidwell is working in the Douglas
College Music Conservatory (private
lessons) in Room 3200A. Her hours
are Monday thru Thursday 1530 to
1930 hours and Friday 1200 to 1600
hours. Her telephone number is 520-
5469.

Community Programs & Services

 

NAME CHANGE

Please note that Meg Blackwell, ESL
instructor will forthwith be known as
Meg Hoppe.

SKI TRIP TO
MANNING PARK

Day ski trip to Manning Park. Tran-
sportation oniy $27, plus equipment
$35. Lesson included. Date: Saturday,
January 31, 1987. Contact: Wilda at
local 5020 to book your space. Friends
and family welcome.

HOST
FAMILIES
WANTED

A group of 25 Korean students are
coming for the week of February 7-
14,1987. Contact Judy Murray at local
4200 if you are interested in hosting
one or these students.

JANUARY
BULGE BLUES

Is your mirror getting smaller while
you're getting larger?

Are your clothes letting you know you
over-indulged at Christmas and New
Year's?

How about combatting the January
Bulge Blues by joining a diet group?

Anyone interested please contact
Anne Fenton, Local 4746 no later than
January 28, 1987 and a meeting will be
arranged to discuss the options offe-
red by Tops and Weight Watchers.

 

MONEY***MONEY

Don't forget your R.R.S.P. Current
rules are as follows.

If you are a member of the college pen-
sion plan, there is no change for the
1986 tax year...the maximum is
$3,500, minus contributions to the
college pension plan.

If you are not a member of the plan, the
rule is 20% of earned income to a
maximum of $7,500 in both 1986 and
1987. Until this tax year, the maximum
has been $5,500.

Major changes will occur for the 1988
tax year, leading to a maximum of
$15,000 by 1991, in both in-
stances...stay tuned.

Proposed legislation allows for a 7-
year carry-forward period, allowing
you to contribute later, if unable to do
so during any one tax year.

Murray Leslie,
Dept. of Commerce and Business
Administration

FOR SALE

Opera tickets - Seattle
Two third row aisle seats (5C | & 2) for
Othello March 7th and for Porgy &
Bess April 12th.
$30 CANADIAN each, (cost $42)

Opera tickets - Vancouver
Two fourth row aisle seats, (RC4 60 &
61) for Butterfly March | 4th.
$30 each (cost $44.)

Available from Peter Henderson at
682-8290.