THE INFORMER PAGE 4

DECEMBER 1, 1989

PEOPLE

Two of the College's originals passed away in the last week. Bill
McPhee, one of our first librarians and creator of the film
department, died after a long illness. Bill, who travelled all over
the States arranging film acquisitions with several universities
(an arrangement which remains in use today) was known
especially for his love of wearing shorts (and his "knobbly
knees") says colleague Sharon Feyer, who smiles when speaking
of him, and says "he was a delight to work with". A memorial
service will be held for Bill Wednesday, December 6 at 2:30
p.m. at St. Stephens Anglican Church, 885 22nd St. West Van.
If desired, donations to the West Vancouver Memorial Library
Building Fund would be appreciated.

Averil McCreadie, one of the original staff members in
Financial Services, died on Wednesday. A flower lover and
health enthusiast, Averil was a "very caring person to work
with," says Rose Wilson. "She always came over with a hug if
she thought you looked down." Averil worked in financial
services for ten years, and she was cashier before she retired. The
funeral services will be on Sunday, December 3 at 3 p.m. at the
Church of Latter Day Saints on 3333 Kaslo Street in Vancouver.
Donations may be made in lieu of flowers to the Hope Health
Centre or to Neighbours of the World.

A letter to Wayne Eastcott (Printmaking) from Bill Laing,
professor in the art department at the University of Calgary:

First of all, let me thank you for inviting our students at the
University of Calgary to be part of this very exciting project you
are coordinating—The Travelling Student Print Exhibition. You
must be complimented on your initiative and creativity. I would
very much like to work on future projects between our two
schools, possibly exchanging faculty and student exhibitions and
visiting artist programs. I look forward to seeing your students’
work,

Frank Gelin, Dean of Academic Studies, has agreed to serve on
a research panel for a project sponsored by the Canadian
Comprehensive Auditing Foundation (CCAF). The project
involves testing a formal audit process developed by the CCAF
for measuring and evaluating effectiveness in public sector
institutions. The existing model has never been tested before, so
this project will be the first of its kind in Canada.

: is December 6

Eva Hall (Merchandising Management) has been appointed
Chairperson of the B.C. Vision Teachers’ Association. Eva is also
an itinerant teacher for the visually impaired with the West
Vancouver School Board.

Support Staff Additions and Changes

The following is a list of new or moved support staff at the
College since September 1, 1989

Christine Bordewick - Secretary I, Supplies and Services (2904)
Susan Pogorzelec - Tech I, Biology and Chemistry Labs, TPT to
April (2331)

Kathy Chute - Clerk Typist III, Job Entry, TPT to April (2578)
Diane Mills - Receptionist I, Early Childhood Ed., Health
Programs, TPT to May (2231)

Regina Bergner - Receptionist I, Office Admin., TFT to

March (2959)

Margaret Taylor - Clerk Typist III, Office Admin., TFT to March
(2959)

Ivan Snopek - Technician I, Television Lab, to May (2171)
Colleen Liptaj - Clerk Typist II, Business Management, TPT to
May (2384)

Del Barton - Clerk I, Financial Services, TPT to Dec. (2931)
Mary Hammond - Library Assistant III, Circulation, TPT to Dec.
(2944)

Gerry Davie - Clerk II, Registrar’s Office, TPT to May (2020)
Priscilla Kyllo - Personnel Clerk, TFT to March (2098)

Suzanne Stewart - Educational Planning Advisor, Advising, TPT
to March (2990)

Lisa Merrall - Library Assistant I, Circulation, TPT to April
(2944)

Cathy Halawani - Clerk Typist III, Applied InfoTech Program,
TFT to Dec. (2911)

INFORMED CHOICES

December 1 and 2
The curtain rises on The Dog Ate the Ring at 8 p.m. in R105.
Don’t miss your second opportunity to take a skewed look at
love. Call local 2428 for reservations.

November 30 - December 23
Jewelry, glass, painted silks, and crafts from artisans around the
province are on sale at the annual juried Christmas craft sale put
on by the Community Arts Council of Vancouver. Open Tues. -
Sat. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 837 Davie Street.

Tuesday, December 5
Images of Women in the Media is a workshop and presentation
with Suzanne Strutt, national director of MediaWatch. Ms. Strutt
will discuss advertising, TV, rock video images, how they affect
us, and what we can do. There will also be a screening of the
NFB film on advertising, “Still Killing Us Softly”. Bar service
available. $5 admission. $2 for students and fixed income.
Presentation House Theatre. 333 Chesterfield Ave. Call 984-
6009 for more information.