New faces continued

(officially known as the typing pool), we have two
new temporary Word Processing operators - Jane
Campbell and Judy Granger.

There are four groundskeepers on a four month
contract here (and you can really see the
difference!). Credit for vast improvements in the
outlook from our office windows goes to Farzad
Farshi, Ken Nicholson, Alan Hurlburt and Shawn
King.

There are various departures and arrivals on faculty,
among which are Andree Vajda-Janyk, who has left
the Outdoor Recreation Department, and Lila Plant,
who retired this summer from Office Administration.
Two familiar faces that are back this fall are Marsha

Trew, who is back running the Women’s Resource
Centre, and Bev Reid, who is teaching in Media
Resources.

And finally, just to make matters confusing, Terry
Hood has flown off for New Zealand and is being
replaced as CASP Coordinator until December by
Terry Adler, formerly coordinator of the Long Term
Care program. This is really going to confuse
people who ask for “Terry” and get a female voice
saying “Hi, I’m Terry.”

Goodbye, welcome or congratulations everyone, as
appropriate.

Music department terror cont.

Undaunted by its savage aspect, the intrepid Carol
(veteran handler of musicians) and resolute Mike
Reveley cornered the beast. Having first determined
that it couldn’t play any instruments and had no
other discernible musical talent, they decided that it
must belong in another department. Biology
seemed a reasonable bet, and indeed, the mouse
turned out to have come from the Biology Lab where
it had been taken for dinner—or more accurately, AS
dinner—for the boa constrictors. It was promptly
and heartlessly returned to Barry Williamson from
whom it had escaped the previous day.

Life is presumably now back to whatever might be
considered “normal” in Music at this time of year.

More Board changes

Mr. Doug Vincent resigned from the College Board,
effective September 1, making a total of eight on the
Board at this time, three of whom are new.

Return that survey!

If you have been sitting and cogitating about your
Internal Evaluation survey, please get going and fill it
out now! The Internal Evaluation Steering
Committee is anxious to hear what you have to say,
and this is your chance to comment on what works,
and what needs to be changed or improved about
this college. If you have lost the survey you can get
an additional copy from Karen Ewing in Social
Sciences, or one of the other members of the
Steering Committee (Penny Connnell, Bill Gibson,
Dave Jones, Shawn King, Lynne Kroetlinger, Anne
Morley, Juliet Pendray, Alan Smith, Joy Smith and
Eleanor Worman).

This is an important evaluation process and it is vital
that they get contributions from EVERYONE in the
College community.

Informer mix-up

In case you follow these things, we ought to tell you
that the Aug. 24 issue which was labelled Vol. IX,
No. 13 was only masquerading as such—it is really
#14. The Real #13 was a very short issue that came
out June 22 (it was so short, in fact, that we lost it).
So this is really #15 and you haven't missed one.

COLOPHON

However sporadically the Informer may appear
in your mail, it is valiantly attempting to come
out at least every two weeks during the Fall and
Spring terms. This scurrilous sheet is produced
by the Public Relations Department, room
A118, local 2903 or 2002, and submissions are
greeted with joy and delight. Photos are
generally taken by Edna Sakata in MPC and
prepared for publication by Dave Sharrock.
Printing is done by Linda Givens and Dave
Callow in the Print Shop and distribution is
handled by the denizens of the mail room/typing
pool. There is a rumour that Donna McMahon
is the editor of all this, but she’ll deny it
vehemently.