MAD HATTER 2

 

 

Though the mass, a form dating back
fo the year 1000, is of religious origin,
Fraser says it would not be practical to
try to present Mozart's Mass from a
spiritual perspective. “The choir inclu-
des everyone from Pentecostals to
Catholics - there would be too many
arguments, so we approach the piece
purely as music.”

Soloists for the performance are local
professionals Jenni Driscoll-Holms,
soprano; Diane Bull, soprano; David
Shefsiek, tenor; Jim Schiebler, bass.

Reservations can be made through the

Douglas College Box Office at 520-
5488.

 

COLLEGE
EMPLOYEES

As part of the Foundation’s continuing
effort to raise funds in support of
Douglas College, a major campaign
drive to establish a $500,000 endow-
ment is being planned for 1987. If the
Foundation is to receive major finan-
cial commitments from outside groups
and individuals, it is necessary that in-
ternal support be shown.

Because of the serious situation facing
students to-day, we have agreed to
serve as co-chairmen of the internal
appeal which will be made during the
week of February 9th to the 13th in an
effort to raise $50,000 from the college
community for Student Aid.

During the next two months we will be
planning fundraising activites ond
would appreciate your help and creat-
ive input. For more information, please
contact any of us or the Foundation
Office in room 4800A.

Kevin Barrington-Foote
- Local 3609
Wendy Keenlyside - Local 2108
Carole Nelson - Local 2112

 

NAME CHANGE

Please note that Barbara Smith, Pub-
licist, Public Information Office will
forthwith be known as_ Barbara
MacLean.

Barbara MacLean

ACTING MANAGER
LOGISTICAL
SERVICES

Effective immediately (November 19,
1986) Paul Hodson will be Acting
Manager of Logistical Services until
further notice. Paul can be reached at
local 4705.

Terry Leonard

 

1987/88
EDUCATIONAL
LEAVE

Faculty planning to request Educa-
tional Leave for the | 987/88 fiscal year
must make application in writing by
December |, 1986. Applications are
available from your Department Field-
base, and should be forwarded to the
undersigned.

Gordon Gilgan
Administrator Responsible

 

 

 

FIRST RESPONDERS!

What is a “First Responder”? “First
Responders” use life saving tech-
niques to provide immediate assist-
ance to accident victims before the
ambulance arrives. Douglas College is

 

 

 

actively engaged in providing training
courses in the area of first aid and
cardiopulmanary resuscitation which
prepare first responders. If a person
stops breathing, chokes or does not
have a pulse - what would you do?
Being a “first responder” means you
would know how to respond to this em-
ergency situation. If you are not a “first
responder”, call for medical assist-
ance. Call the ambulance - 872-5151.
For course information in the Douglas
College region, Surrey and White
Rock, call 520-5473.

Geraldine Murphy

STUDENTS VISIT
WEST EDMONTON
MALL

On the weekend of November 8 - 10,
students from the Department of
Commerce & Business Administration
joined forces with Business students
from VCC Langara in a trip to the West
Edmonton Mall. The 87 participants

were treated to a tour and presentation

by the mall and marketing managers.

Douglas College students had an
opportunity to compare notes with
Langara students on_ interests,
courses and job prospects. They also
found a few minutes to shop and so-
cialize.

Walter Pickering

 

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