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L- ± ;: y 100% POLYESTER T BOYS 8-16 BELAIR BLANKETS DESIGNER DENIM JEANS by ESMOND TWIN/ DOUBLE I5I bZ- w •■lb. - y At Durham In the past few months, Durham College has made several staff promotione and has made 35 new staff appointments. appointments. Four Acting Directors have been appointed: Pat Andrey - Health Sciences Division; Don Hargest - Industrial Skills Development Division; Don Michie - Business Division; and Fred Haywood - Adult Training Division. Industrial Skills Development was recently established as a new division recognizing the importance of college services to business and industry. There are ten new Acting Department Heads: Barry Bracken, Joan Homer, and Michelle Nichols (Business); Marjorie Windover (Technology) (Technology) ; Karen Graveline, Helga Cuddy, and Ann Staple- ford (Health Sciences); Joe Gagliardi, Tony Rahilly, and Bev Turner (Industrial Skills Development). New staff appointments include Brian Beatson - Direc- ■ tor of Plant, Lorraine Andrews, Andrews, Pina Chiodo, Deborah Drury, Joan Fitzpatrick, Cheryl Fox, Terry Harding, Nazli Hassan, Mike Lamers, Kim Lutes McKay, Donna Owens, Marylynn West- Moynes, and Jo-Ann Wright. New Faculty members include ten Applied Arts teachers - Don Borowec, Nancy Brown, David Chesterton, Chesterton, Ginny Colling, Rick Kerr, Karen Horigins, Michael Hop- good, Ralph Pharo, Anthony Reddy, and Romona Rickard. There are five new Technology Technology teachers: Tom Cunningham, Cunningham, Raphael Francis, Denis Grenier, Darlene Guy, and William Simpson. Four new Business instructors include Gary Weaver, Vivian Lee, Peter McKeracher, and Liesje McKenna. The Health Sciences Sciences Division has four new teachers: Lynn MacDonald, Bonny Ferguson, Debbie Walker, and Mary Guerard. Legion Mes Bowling Sept. 26,1985 High Single - B. Hanc 273. High Triple - B. Hanc 704. High Average - B. Hanc 221. Team Standings S. Roberts 12, P. Connaghan 8, B. Hanc 8, J. Murphy 8, R. Junkin 5, O. Etcher 5. Top Teh Averages B. Hanc 221, S. Roberts 214, J. Murphy 213, V. Fairey 207, P. Connaghan 207, O. Etcher 201, L. Wright 189, H, Brock 188, M. Tennant 187, N. Evans 184. Clarke Museum Happenings MORE ON MOTTOS After reading "Roses are red - Violets blue - When I peel onions -1 cry for you," in Mrs. Lowery's autograph album, I couldn't remember the old standard version until someone reminded me. It is, of course, "Roses are red - Violets are blue - Sugar is sweet - and so are you." Another one that turned up: "Roses are red - Violets blue - All people from Orono - must be true." Another long lasting motto- with variations: "If you get a husband - And he is a clipper - Just make him acquaint - With the heel of your slipper" (1885). Sixty years later: "When you get married - And your husband's a clipper - Just make him acquainted - With the toe of your slipper" (1945). And on the same theme, also 1945: "When you get married - And your hubby gets cross - Just pick up the broom - And say 'I'm boss!" A canoe theme has been popular too, over the years (Canadian content?). In the 1880's: "When I go a boating - In my little birch canoe - Remember, dear That there is room for two." In 1926: "While drifting down the Stream of Life - In a little birch canoe - Be sure you have a pleasant time - And room enough for two." By 1941: "Two in a canoe - About to kiss - When all of a sudden - It went like THIS." Do you remember the extra little endings - such as "Yours until Niagara falls," or "Yours until Niagara Falls wears rubber ' pants to keep its bottom dry," or "Yours till Jane 'Withers'." If you have an autograph album, why not loan it to us for a few days for copying out? The Clarke Township Museum will be open until the end of November, so drop in and see us. FOR MAYOR RICKARD, Garni B.