| hours. Session II runs February

| more information call Gerry

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ary resuscitation,

Cardiop uImor a :
you do if one of the college employees'S

was displaying the symptoms of a heart

attack? What are the symptoms of heart

  

 

 

attack?
February is "Heart Month" and Douglas Col-
lege is offering a FREE C.P.R. Heart Saver
course (3.5 hrs) open to all employee's.
The Douglas College C.P.R. program is par~
ticipating in a province wide training pre
gram February 7 - 11, 1984. This two ses-
sion course is certified to Canadian Heart
Foundation Standards. Session I runs each
evening February 7 - 10 from 1900 - ve
8 to 10,
each evening from 1860 - 2100 hours. Ses-
sion II's also run Saturday, ar
0900 - 1100 hrs, 1200 - 1400 hrs., 1430 -
1630 hrs., and 1700 - 1900 hrs.

Certi ficate is issued upon completion of
both sessions. Register by writing a note
to Bob Corbett in our
imum of 15 employee's is required. (For

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“Did you know?......75% of the staff in our
Community Programs and ‘Services office are
certified Heart Savers : aT) ieee saat

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| The Library has been able , j
of ‘The Beaver' (a Hudson's Bay Company

has gaps up to 1960.
by our history students.

The Library is looking for any of the fol-
lowing
| dex: ‘
“October 1920 to March 1946. a
1946 (Sept., Dec.)

 

1947 (all issues)

Ta 1948 (June, Sept.)
What would |

‘O-

‘February 11 at

Session I is a pre-requisite for Session II.
rote personnel office. In-
dicate the dates you wish to attend. A min-|&
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to extend its run
_publication) back to 1946 although our set

has gap The Beaver began pub-
lication in October of 1920 and is well use

‘issues for which we now have an in-

1949 (Sept., Dec.)
saul sune, (Gee.
yi

951 (Mar., Dec.
1956 (Spring, Summer, Winter)
1960 (Winter) |

| 1¢ you can help please send one or more
| issues to me at the Library. Your gift =

   
 

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| will be acknowledged.
Ralph Stanton Hi) ln + |

| Memorial Scholarship
| long-time member of the music faculty,
Len Whitely passed away peacefully on —
‘December 26. :

‘Len was a founding member of Douglas College|
and taught band, trumpet and brass classes |

from 1 970 until he retired in 1981.

|He devoted much time to teaching, but was
|also very active as a performer, having
played with the Edmonton and Vancouver
| Symphony Orchestras < ith many big bands
Jin England, the U.S.A. and Canada.
|A fine musician and true gentleman, he will
be sadly missed by his family, colleagues,
friends and former students. a
‘A scholarship is being established to hon-
jour his memory. wt Ppl .
y be sent to the "Len Whitely
Memorial Scholarship" c/o Henry Waack in
‘the music department. Receipts will be
|sent for income tax purposes. Salk

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

   
      

live! you. stressed! out and having trouble
juggling your time? Come to the Stress ané
Time Management Workshops on January 19 and

|26, and February 2 from 1000 to 1200 hours.
Enrollment is limited to 18. Admission is

\free. Please contact Wendy or Barbara in
|Counselling, 520-5486.
|NOTE: It is necessary to attend all
csessions.

   
 

 

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