THE MAD HATTER

A Dougles College “ewsletter
nublished weekly durins the srrinz
and fell serecters, bi-monthly in
the summer servester

by
Douglas College Technical
and Vocational Institute
F.O. 2503, New Westminster, B.C.

Editor: Melanie Falcon,
Surrey Campus

588-4411 Local 283

 

 

 

Notice Board

TO. Douglas College Community
FROM: K. Barrington-Foote/Music
RE: U.B.C. Orchestra Concert

The U.B.C. Orchestra is coming to give a
concert for the Douglas College community
and for neighbouring secondary schools

on Sunday, April 8, at 8:00 p-m. in the
New Westminster Senior Secondary School
Auditorium.

This is apparently the first such concert
given by the U.B.C. Orchestra in this
area and we would strongly urge all to
take advantage of the opportunity and
support the group.

Thank you.

RETIRED BUT INSPIRED

A new TV program called "Retired but
Inspired," is presently being organiz-
ed by local retired persons in White
Rock and South Surrey.

The new show will cover topics of
particular interest to persons who
have retired and will attempt to
demonstrate and discuss through guests
each week, ways of staying inspired
and active after retirement from full-
time employment.

Jean Buzan of Douglas College is

assisting retired community volun-
teers with planning and organizing
and Jim Verkerk of Channel 10 will

 

be showing those interested how to
operate the cameras and other equip-
ment necessary for the show.

The show is going to require a good
number of people, from "idea" persons
and organizers to production crew
members. If you can help - call and
leave your name and number at:
CHANNEL 10, 531-2929 or Jean Buzan,
531-3700.

On the outside...

JOB_ OPPORTUNITIES

The University of Victoria requires
French Language Instructors.

As part of its summer session, the
University of Victoria requires five
instructional personnel for La Maison
Francaise, a residential program em-
phasizing spoken French. The audio-
visual methods De Vive Voix and V.I.F.
(Lecons de transition) will be used.

All individuals will receive a more
detailed description of duties on
application for instructional position.

Candidates will be bilingual teachers,
preferably with experience in the
instruction of high school students and
of adults at a post-secondary level.
Minimum of a B.A. required. A recog-
nized V.I.F. or De Vive Voix Diploma

or the equivalent is mandatory. Familiar-
ity with French-Canadian culture is
desired.

Salary $2,050.00 for the session, plus
travel expenses within Canada.

Appointment is from July 2, 1979 to
August 18, 1979.

Apply before February 28, 1979.

Forward all relevant documents immediately
cs

Mr. Gerard Gouge, Regular Programs
Coordinator,

French Language Programs,

Extension Division,

University of Victoria,

P10, Box 1700,

Victotia, B.C. V8W 2Y2