goals at the beginning of the summer and were
pleasantly surprised that they surpassed our
expectations. There is a tremendous talent
within our student body which readily shows
itself when presented with opportunities.

Val Schaefer

 

Items For Sale

Fashion Handknits by Judith.
Phone studio to view fall and winter lines.
Call 531-3175 for more information.

Buny Il Alto Sax with case.
Suitable for beginner grade school music student.

+

Two square end tables and one rectangular coffee
table. Solid mahogany with oil finish.

For more information on any of the above items
call 584-2285,

Olivetti Pvaxis 35 Electronic Portable Typewriter

-with five daisy wheels and other extras

-carbon, nylon and correction ribbons

-two keyboards, allowing for typing in five
languages

-has 10, 12 and 15 (micro) pitch.

Contact Brian E. Davies, Local 3615 or 531-3720.

 

From the Humanities Institute:

Nigerian Drum Concert

Nigerian Drum Concert with a commentary on
Nigerian Folk Music.

Thursday, September 19, 1985
1230 - 1400 hours
Douglas College Performance Theatre

Free and Open to the public

Mad Hatter Page 3

Noon at New West

Douglas College
1230 hours

Oct.3  - Doreen Oke, harpsichord
Oct. 10 - Douglas College Brass Quintet
Oct. 24 - Deborah Nyack, Harpist

Oct. 31 - Joanne Opagenworth, violin
winner, Eckhardt Grammatte
Competition - 1985

Oct. 31 - James Parker, piano winner of
Eckhardt Grammate Competition -
1984.

Nov. 7 - Cheryl Wendland, piano

Nov. 14 - Jo-Anne Bentley, mezzo-soprano,
Michael McMahon, piano
(from McGill University)

Dec. 5 - Student Showcase

All performances of the Noon at New West
series are in the Douglas College Performance
Theatre. There is no admission charge and
the public is cordially invited.