Septemiber 26, 1989

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HELP -- Students are
in desperate need of locker
‘space to store their multi-
tude of textbooks. Can you
HELP? Anyone willing to
share a locker (at a fair price
of course) is asked to contact
the Student Society and we
will arrange a locker mate
for you. Also, anyone finding
they no longer need their
locker is asked to take their
receipt to room 2780 for a
FULL REFUND.

Thank you

D.C.S.S.

Wanted: Certified Fit-
ness Instructor to teach fit-
ness classes at Douglas Col-
lege, 1210 - 1250 hrs, Mon-
day to Friday. $12 per ses-
sion.

Please see Chris
Johnson, Room 1334, or
phone 527 - 5041.

 

 

A challenging and re-
warding experience awaits
you as a volunteer Big Sis-
ter. If you are prepared to
make a commitment of 5
hours a week for 1 year, and
are age 20 or over, Big Sis-
ters of B.C. Lower Mainland
would like to hear from you
at 873 - 4525

George Morfitt, FCA, Auditor General of British Columbia

Pro-Choice National
Day Of Action

Saturday, October 14, 1989

Show the Federal Govern-
ment you will NOT lose your
right to choose!

Assemble: 11:00 am - Queen
Elizabeth Park Plaza
March: Georgia Street to
Howe Street to Beach Ave-
nue

Rally: 1:00 pm Sunset Beach

*Get involved, make a
difference for yourself and
others.*

QUALIFICATIONS

* have an opinion and
the ability to express it.

* believe in human
rights

* energetic/optimistic

* willing to work!!!

COME IN AND SIGN
UP IN PERSON. WE LOOK
FORWARD TO SEEING
YOU!

The Douglas College
Student Society.

 

Wanted!

Guitar Players, bass
Players, keyboardists, to jam
for fun or serious - have
practice space available with
drumkit and P.A. Call John

 

 

 

Watchdog of the public purse. The man our
provincial government is accountable to on all fiscal

expenditures.

His clients are B.C
certain the province
economically and e

The responsibility is enormous. But George excels
at turning challenging ¢

13 billion budget is spent
ently.

gnments into successful and

rewarding opportunities.

e has worked in many areas of business finance,
led to his previous position as Vice-President and

whic

Chief Financial Officer of The Diamond Group of Com-

panies. He’s been Chairman of the Unive
of British Columbia’s Board ¢
the Universities Council of B.C. A municipal

Governors and

million clients.

Too many kitties for one
house! We can give you a
three month old kitty abso-
lutely free! Call 939-4726.

Butterfly Jo: Didn't
think I'd turn up here, eh?
OP prod here was a blast.
Three months to go! Still love
your shoes. Can't wait until
our four days in la belle prov-

ce. Love, Me.

SACTU Benefit
Concert

Saturday, September 30

Maritime Labour Centre,
Victoria Drive, Van.

Tix: $12 employed, $8
others.

 

 

’s taxpayers. His job is to make

alderman. President of the Institute of Chartered
Accountants of B.C. And inductee to the province's Sports

Hall of Fame.
George’s CA
“You can use the d

as opened many of those doors.
‘ipline, training and approach gained

from your professional designation to take leadership
roles throughout the fabric of Canadian society:”
George Morfitt, CA and public watchdog.
avert re looking for a career with multiple
opportunities, write the Institute of Chartered

countants of B.C.

Our standards are higher.

Terielevlcne ae ut Vatks se idaheaakepaptaeprers Columbia

CA ESTOS

Telephone: (604) 681-3264 Toll-free 1-800-663

George Morfitt's CA
introduced him to

 

 

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