Occasionally one gets so involved in tran-
spiring events that one never thinks that
anyone else would know nothing about them,
i.e. would you tell people that Trudeau
had been elected or there was a new Pope?
Well Hilary Clark was elected to the Lions
Gate Hospital Board, having decided to run
only at the very last minute, and made such
a great impression that | heard about it
from everyone | talked to for three weeks.
So it never occurred to me to announce it
in the Informer-~1l assumed the whole world
knew. Uh... they didn't, so we'd’ like to
apologize and offer belated congratula-
tions, Hilary. (You made a great speech.)
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1f | was principal of this college | think
| would go home after all my work was done
and put my feet up and refuse to budge to
do anything tess than utterly hedonistic.
But {'m not Paul Gallagher. He gets invol-
ve. in a multitude of organizations, one of
which is the United Way. Currently the
Chairman of the Post Secondary Education
Div. for the Lower Mainland, he is natur-
ally promoting donations to support the

United Way and if you're interested in any
information on the organization, you could
to him.
how does he find the

Which leaves me with
time

doubtless go
one question...

to play golf?

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In 1979 Jack Hodgins won the Governor Gen-
eral's Award for Fiction (and the accomp-
anying $5000) for his second novel ''The
Resurrection of Joseph Bourno.'' On October
16 1980 at 8 pm he will be reading here at
the College. Not bad, eh? Hodgins is orig=
inally a high school teacher from Lantz-~
ville, near Nanaimo and has been writer
in residence at S.F.U. and the University
of Ottawa. His other works include "Spit
Delaney's Island", and '‘'The Invention of
the World!' and he is known for his witty
presentations of unusuai characters. You
know, {| said the Humanities people were
going to have a hard time following Birney
but they seem to be doing a darn good job.

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