INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / February 18, 1992

 

 

 

Staff Profile

Except for learning some new names, it’s business as usual for Glenn
Ellingson in the Douglas College Printing Department.

Ellingson, who worked as a duplicating operator in the Printing Depart-
ment from 1982 to 1989, has returned to his job after taking a few years off
to broaden his technical training.

“| enjoy working here. It’s really good to be back,” says Ellingson. “Noth-
ing has really changed, except for some new faces.”

When not at work, the Calgary native devotes most of his time to his
two favourite passions. The first is his family; wife, Sonia, and children Erica,
Kristen and Jonathan.

The second is recreation. “I don’t play racquet sports,” smiles Ellingson,
but he plays just about everything else. He’s is active in men’s recreational
hockey, flag football and can be spotted in Moody Park playing Senior B
Softball. a

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sports

 

 

 

 

 

 

Douglas College student Willy Wan makes a backhand return during
doubles competition at an exhibition badminton tournament on

Feb. 9 at the College. Teams from VCC, BCIT, and Hollyburn Country
Club participated.

Royals keep winning

Except for a small reality check for the women’s basketball squad, Douglas
College teams continued to display their winning spirit in recent BCCAA
action.

The men’s basketball team posted a pair of victories, defeating Cariboo
95-70 on Feb. 7 and Trinity Western 92-78 on Feb. 8.

One week after knocking off league-leading Fraser Valley to move into a
first place tie, the women’s basketball team suffered a 65-60 loss to the fifth-
place Cariboo Sun Demons. The Royals rebounded on Feb. 8 to beat TWU
73-69.

There were no setbacks for the women’s volleyball team, currently
ranked eighth in the nation. Douglas College blanked both CNC of Prince
George and BCIT 3-0, and defeated Cariboo 3-1. «

 

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