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The New Westminster branch of

 

the Canadian Red Cross will be
holding a donors clinic in the
Douglas College ‘theater foyer on
Feb. 19 from 10:00 - 4:00 pm.

The Red Cross needs 4000
donations per day to ensure a
steady supply of blood to Canadi-
an hospitals, said _—_ spokesperson
Lisa Rae Devries. Stressing that
the complete procedure only takes
30 minutes, Devries recommends
donors eat before giving blood and
avoid alcohol, smoking and ex-
cercise for several hours — after-
ward,

 

The theatre students of Douglas
College will be presenting ‘quality

entertainment” in the form of the-
atre games.
“Everybody is welcome,” said

Kim Tough, of the improvisational
theatre games scheduled for Thur-
sdays at 12:30 pm.

“It's based on the theatre sports
that Back Alley Theatre is doing,”
said Tough.

“Anyone can join if

in they

want, or just sit back and watch the
fun,” Tough said. “It's a forum for
us and entertainment for everyone
clse,” she added.

The theatre games will be held in
the studio theatre, room 4140.

When you think of radio you
don’t often think of Douglas Col-
lege. That will change when the
Douglas College Radio Club gets
started, producing original radio
plays, musical broadcasts and
weekly variety programming.

Douglas College has some of the
best radio production facilities in
Western Canada and __ together
with a dedicated telephone line to

Vancouver —_ Co-operative Radio~
(CFRO), UBC (CITR), and SFU
(CJIV) and weekly broadcast
times, Douglas will be heard
throughout the lower mainland
and beyond. :

For further information phone
lan Hunter at 522-4527
(mornings).

 

 

 

Did you know that our flag nearly looked like this? This

design was debated on

in 1964.

 

 

 

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