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the college, and he fielded questions
covering Business, Academic
subjects, Nursing, the Maple Ridge
campus and many other areas. Bill Bell
provided the Douglas College back-
drop and the funds for set-up; Barb
Franck and John manned the booth
with some help from students. Our
students also acted as ushers for all
the technical seminars and were thus
able to participate free of charge. As a
result of the booth, we have four em-
ployer contacts for permanent and
part-time work, and cooperative edu-
cation. John’s recommendation is that
we do it again.

Thanks, John, for a job well done.

Connie Land

RESERVE
PLACEMENT

Please be reminded that, in order to
ensure placement of materials on
reserve in the Library by the beginning
of the spring semester, requests
should be submitted by December 1|5,
1986.

Joan Wenman

BOOKING LISTS

Please help us by sending in your film
booking/equipment lists as soon as
possible for the Spring 1987 semester.

lf you need any instructor's request
forms, call Elizabeth at local 2104.

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ADMISSIONS CLERK
REGISTRAR’S
OFFICE

We wish to advise that Myrna Wing is
the successful candidate for the
Admissions Clerk position in the
Registrar's Office.

We are very pleased to have Myrna in
the Admissions Office on a permanent
basis.

Trish Angus, Registrar

MARKETING CLUB’S
ANNUAL
FOOD BANK DRIVE

I's time once again...For the Market-
ing Club's Annual Food Bank Drive!!
Departments will again compete
against each other in donating the
most items. The drive will run during
the week of December Ist to 5th (this
week).

Look for the Food Bank donation box in
the lounge area of your department.
(NON-PERISHABLE ITEMS ONLY,
PLEASE).

To kick off the drive, a social will be
held on Monday, December Ist at
Chicago Tonight. Cost - only $2.00 -
bring a can - door prizes.

Help get the food bank drive off the
ground!

The Douglas College Marketing
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AUDIENCES “FIND”
CHARLEY

Congratulations are certainly in order
to everyone involved with the recent
theatre production, “Where's
Charley?” which closed Saturday,
November 22 to a completely full
house. (Actually there was slightly
more than a full house!) The show
proved extremely popular and no
doubt the delighted audiences helped
spread the word. A number of people
commented that Douglas College play
productions are just getting better and
better. So anyone who missed out on
this production should definitely plan
on going to the next one!

Dorothy Jones,
Director, Where’s Charley

ATHLETICS AND
INTRAMURALS

Soccer News

The Hajduk Split team won the indoor
soccer league. They were awarded
Douglas College t-shirts with a
colourful crest design. They will also
have a huge team trophy placed in the
trophy cabinet along with a colour pic-
ture taken by |.M.S.

Next semester, floor hockey will be the
main activity and sign-up sheets for
teams are already posted. Staff and
faculty are welcome to form a team
with the addition of students or join a
student team. Let me know - Betty Lou
Hayes at local 5338.

Wrestling

The Douglas College wrestling team
competed in the Royal Roads Tourna-
ment on November | 5th and cleaned
up with a total of 68 points. Their
closest rival was the Alberni Wrestling
Club with 48 points. Good Show!