Wendy Keenlyside OOPS!

Have you ever had one of those years? The Mad Hatter seems to be having one...at least when it comes to printing articles or information on the Douglas College Foundation. In fact, if the Foundation were to receive a dollar for every error, typo or misspelling that has occurred, it wouldn't have to raise $50,000.

Two weeks ago, the Mad Hatter mis- spelled the Foundation campaign co- chairs’ names. Last week, we spelt them correctly in a cutline under their picture, unfortunately we transposed their names. Correct spellings of names areattached to the right person above. A tip of the hat and an apology to them.

And while we're on the subject of’Building Success” and the work of the Foundation, Mae Burrows must have had a heart attack after reading last week's Mad Hatter. The Founda- tion did give her a grant for producing the rock video, but it wasn't for $4500, it was for $500.

MONEY ** MONEY

Don't forget your R.R.S.P. Current rules are as follows.

If you are a member of the college pen- sion plan, there is no change for the 1986 tax year...the maximum is $3,500 minus contributions to the college pension plan.

If you are not a member of the plan, the rule is 20% of earned income to a maximum of $7,500 in both 1986 and 1987. Until this tax year, the maximum has been $5,500.

Major changes will occur for the 1988 tax year, leading to a maximum of $15,500 by 1991, in both in- stances...stay tuned.

Proposed legislation allows for a seven-year carry-forward _ period, allowing you to contribute later, if un- _able to do so during any one tax year.

| Murray Leslie Department of Commerce and Business Administration

CLOSURE OF LOWER CAFETERIA

The Lower Cafeteria will be closed for February 25 & 26, 1987 to accommo- date a booking taken prior to the open- ing of the Lower Cofeteria for daily service.

Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

Pat Thomasson

THE HEART FUND

| am canvassing for the Heart Fund, and would be delighted to accept your contribution. Make your cheque pay- able to B.C. Heart Fund. Receipts will be issued for income tax purposes. Thank you.

Murray Leslie

FACULTY BORROWING PRIVILEGES AT S.F.U. AND U.B.C.

Both Simon Fraser University and the University of British Columbia extend borrowing privileges to community college faculty by granting Extramur Borrowers’ cards at no charge. 7? Extramural Borrowers’ card in eac! case allows borrowing from the general collection only. There is no loan of serials.

| have contacted both S.F.U. and U.B.C. to notify them of Douglas College’s new identification cards, In both cases they have assured me that a faculty I.D. card will be sufficient identification to obtain an Extramural card. A note from our Personnel Department is no longer required.

At S.F.U., present your |.D. card at the Recalls Desk to obtain an Extramural card. At U.B.C., present your |.D. card at the Circulation Office in the main library.

If there are any questions please con- tact me at local 2121 in the library.

Jean Cockburn Circulation Librarian

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