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CALL FOR

NOMINATIONS!

1994 Premier's Awards for Community College

Alumni

We're looking for the best alumni in the world! Four outstanding graduates -one each from Applied Arts, Business, Health Sciences and Technology - from across Ontario will receive a Premier's Award medal. In addition, a $5,000 bursary prize will be directed to the college of each winner's choice.

Nominees should be people who made an important contribution to society. A real commitment to others and substantial career success should be evident in the nominees' achievements.

Nomination forms are available in the Student Awards Ofice, Fanshawe College, 1460 Oxford Street East, London, Ontario NSW SH1 or by calling 519-452-4280. Completed nominations,including curriculum vitae, must bereceived in the Student Awards Officeby Monday, October 31, 1994.

ALUMNI FANSHAWE

Fall 1994

Editor Marilyn Turner

Contributors

Barbara Belbeck, Kathryn Hazel, Karen Monahan, Jeanette Nutter,

John Sing

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In this issue

4 Betty Anne Thomas Linn Marron­Marshall

5 Bruce Weagle, Steve Hesser and Grant Calsbeck

6 Barbara Fanson

7 Athletics Community Fitness Centre

8 Alumni Fund

9 Building Our Future

10 25th Anniversary Reception

1 1 Inside Information

12 Inside Information

13 Lost Grads

16 Call for Proposals

Editor's Notes

By the time you read this, we'll have moved. Fanshawe is increasing its enrollment this year and larger classrooms are needed. As well, the newly developed Alumni Fund project means that the Alumni Office will have eleven more people - letter stuffers, telephone callers and a supervisor. We'll be easy to find - across the hall from our old office in B Building, Oxford Street campus. Send mail to the same address, but the room number is now B1051. All our phone numbers stay the same.

During the last couple of years the college has successfully raised nearly $5 million for scholarships, books and equipment, and a community fitness centre. Starting this fall, the College and the Alumni Association will be asking you to support Fanshawe and its students. Various articles in this edition of Alumni Fanshawe will give you some background on the college's fundraising efforts.

Check out the "Call for Proposals" for vehicle rentals, hotel accommodation and long-distance rates for alumni. If you know of anyone offering these services, please pass the word. There's also a survey on other services you might like.

Many readers responded to our "Special Events Survey" in the Spring 1994 edition. That survey asked alumni to tell us what events they want more information about If you're interested in getting our special mailings, call the Alumni Office at 519-452-4285 or 800-661-ALUM. The photo of last edition's sweatshirt winner is on pagelO.

Thanks again to Karen Monahan (Broadcasting­Television 76) for all her help.

Marilyn Turner, Editor

Letter to the Editor

Dear Sirs: Since my graduation in 1971-3

(I'm not exactly sure), I have seen perhaps 2 Alumni Newsletters. These two I have enjoyed greatly, familiar faces, new activities etc. I want to see more.

I should mention the last newsletter was sent to my parents' address (haven't lived there for twenty years!) in Woodstock, redirected to Florida (have never lived there!), and then redirected back to Woodstock where yesterday it was hand delivered to me. Nice going guys ... at least you are persistent.

I realize it's not your fault I've not been receiving the newsletters, it's mine ... but my point is you have been persistent and regular in your mailings and eventually I've crossed your path. For all those grads you still haven't found, don't stop trying, and thank you for being persistent.

Regards,

P.G. Richards (Electronic Data Processing 721

Business Administration 73)

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Alumni in the News

Betty Anne Thomas - 1994 Honorary Diploma winner

In recognition of her outstanding service to the Fanshawe College community, Betty Anne (Fisher) Thomas (General Arts and Science 78/Medical Laboratory Technology 81) was awarded the 1994 Honorary Diploma at the graduation ceremonies in June.

From the beginning of her career, Betty Anne was actively interested in preventative health care and upon graduation became actively involved with the establishment of the AIDS Committee of London (ACOL).

Photo by John Sing Her single-minded approach to

AIDS and the lack of support services lead to her appointment as the first Executive Director of ACOL. Since then, under her leadership, ACOL has become the major AIDS organi1.ation in London. Along with this work, she organized and worked on the establishment of the John Gordon Home, an AIDS hostel in London, which provides help and support for patients in the terminal stages of AIDS. Ms. Thomas has been in the forefront of AIDS education and support locally, provincially, and nationally.

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Linn Marron-Marshall It was Fanshawe's unique

program in Construction Engineering Technology­Management that made it possible for Linn Marron-Marshall to fulfil her long-held dream of working in construction.

Ever since she was 14 and a convent student in her native Ireland, Linn had wanted to pursue a career in quantity surveying, the specialty of construction cost planning. " I liked the math, and I wanted a career outside an office. I didn't want to be stuck at a desk."

But it wasn't until she had emigrated to Canada with her husband and spent several years as a nurse that she was able to pursue her dream. In 1979 Fanshawe was the only community college in Canada where students could take courses in quantity surveying that would enable them to become full members of the Canadian Institute of Quantity Surveyors.

Linn won the President's Prize upon graduation in 1982, and soon after formed her construction management consulting firm specializing in quantity surveying. Her business, Marshall-Murray Inc., has offices in Ottawa, Toronto and London, and provides consulting services to some of the largest construction projects in Ontario.

As well as being actively involved in her profession as past president of the Ontario and Canadian Institutes of Quantity Surveying and past chair of the Ontario Association of Consulting Quantity Surveying, Linn has served as past president of the Fanshawe Association of Construction Technologists and member of the Programme Cluster Advisory Committee. She has also found time to return to Fanshawe as a guest speaker at this spring's convocation ceremonies.

She's surprised that such small

numbers of women enter the field she has found so rewarding. Marron-Marshall was one of only two women in her class of 60 students, and the ratio has not changed much since. The key to changing that, she says, is to spark the interest of girls in the elementary grades.

Kathryn Hazel

Alumni in the News

STUBASE eases student job hunt For years Fanshawe's Co­

operative Education and Career Services Department handled job requests manually. New computer equipment and software has helped start the trend towards automation. Barry McGill, manager of the department, says that when the federal government removed their staff from the college in 1990, they agreed to supply Fanshawe with new technology as compensation.

Information on employers had been stored in binders, job postings were advertised on the job boards and students read the job descriptions in the binders. It was a lot of paper for students to shuffle, so Grant Calsb�ck, Steve Hesser, and Bruce Weagle (Computer Programmer 94) developed a software package called STUBASE as a class project STUBASE is a database for employment information. Users check job postings in Career Services as well as the national job bank. Information (updated daily) includes: job title, location, salary range, contact names, and information on the position.

Left to right: Bruce Weagle, Steve Hesser (front) and Grant Calsbeck. Photo

by John Sing.

Students can get information on paper or disk and the department can track employers and jobs.

Creating STUBASE gave Grant, Steve and Bruce a chance to test class work and use their initiative to solve problems. They invested over 3000 hours while maintaining "A" averages. They credit Fanshawe faculty Jim Cooper

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1994 Interior Design Award Winners

Interior Design graduates held their Display of Graduating Work in the Gallery of H Building, Wednesday, July 27. The annual reception shows the best work to Interior Designers in the field and promotes Fanshawe College's Interior Design program to the community. Beth Wellman, President of the Interior Design Alumni Association (part of the Fanshawe College Alumni Association) urged the new alumni to stay in touch with their college. Congratulations to Tim Dwyer, who received the 1994

Global Award, presented by Scott Perry, Global Contract, and to Paula Haight, winner of the 1994 R.C. Dawson Award, presented by Craig Dawson, President of R.C. Dawson, London.

Tama Kilborn

and Garth Santor with helping them reach their goal. Bruce, Grant and Steve have taken their project a step further and formed a company, Ultimate Software, which owns the copyright for STUBASE.

Karen Monahan (Broadcast Television 75)

Patients Needed

Dental Hygiene Stud ents are now seeking patients. Please drop by the Dental Clinic, E2004, for a

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Alumni in the News

Barbara Fanson - Doing it by the Book

"Just remember, you're here to study graphic design, not to do student newspapers," professor Ilbert Walker warned Barbara Fanson (Graphic Design 81).

Barbara now has 15 years of experience in desktop publishing and graphics. The Toronto resident is author of Producing a First­

Class Newsletter, published by Self-Counsel Press. "As communicators, we want to design something that is appealing and attractive that people will want to read, and secondly, to help them read it Newsletters introduce and promote new products or services, demonstrate product uses, describe the company, products and personnel and show benefits to using them. An effective promotional newsletter should raise the readers' level of awareness. No company or organization can afford to publish a piece that isn't read."

Barbara has written several other books, manuals and articles on

Les Zoltai Award

Winners

1985 - 86 Emilio Rocca

1986 - 87 Pat Harrington

1987 - 88 Chris Leys

1988 - 89 Jane Townsend

1989 - 90 JeffGrasby

1990 - 91 Ken Farrow

1991 - 92 Pina Delle-Donne

1992-93 Terry Colizza

1993 - 94 Jackie Morgan

desktop publishing and is very active in home-based business associations. She also offers seminars on newsletter writing, Macintosh computer training, print production and typography - Seneca College is her biggest client (she teaches all their Macintosh courses). "When somebody asks me how I'm qualified to teach, I tell them I went to Fanshawe and have a three-year diploma!" Her latest project is developing training videos.

Barbara looks back on co­operative work experience at the London Free Press, a Guelph print shop and with the student newspaper, Interrobang. "I liked the co-op part the best - the wide range of practical work experience contributed to the broad skill base. I learned the most here. The instructors taught me what not to do!

"Even though I don't get to London very often, it's still like an old friend. Hi to Ilbert, and John

Young - I learned a lot from the Beatles film festival and all the other promotions I did for him. When you asked me about Fanshawe, I thought - Kraft dinner was 5 for a buck then - and now Ihate it!"

C.C.A.A. NationalChampionships

Were you part of these national triumphs? We're tracking down athletes from all our old teams.

Men's Basketball - Gold Medal 1979-80 1980-81

Men's Curling - Gold Medal 1988

Fanshawe Community Fitness Centre

Fanshawe College believes in encouraging healthy competition and promoting teamwork through its recreation and fitness programs. With continuing budget constraints, the College has, so far, been unable to upgrade its existing facilities or construct new ones. But starting this August, Fanshawe began building a new Community Fitness Centre at the Oxford Street campus. This facility will provide two regulation gyms, which combine to one gym with bleacher seating for 500, a fitness centre and testing centre, a sports injury clinic, three squash courts and a student medical centre. The 44,000

square-foot facility is two storeys tall. The Centre will be used by Fanshawe College athletes, students, staff, and alumni, and by various sports and recreation groups from the community.

Funding has been raised through Fanshawe's Building Our Future capital campaign, with contributions from students, staff, the City of London, corporations and interested groups and individuals. It's estimated that the new Community Fitness Centre will cost $4. 317 million, of which $3 million is being raised through the Fanshawe community.

There are many advantages to Fanshawe College and the community. Athletes, students, staff and alumni will have access to better gym facilities and a well-equipped fitness centre at a reasonable cost. London citizens from toddlers to seniors will be able to participate in a wide variety of programmed activities. Community athletics groups - wheelchair basketball, gymnastics groups, archery associations, indoor soccer, youth basketball camps - will be able to use much-needed gym space for their activities.

Companies in the area will work with Fanshawe College to develop recreation and wellness programs for their employees. Often this will be done using the fitness testing centre and the fitness facilities.

Play-off court facilities (volleyball, basketball) are in demand. Many organizations will be able to use Fanshawe facilities to hold local, provincial and national tournaments and play-offs for their members.

The construction of the Fanshawe College Community Fitness Centre will provide 25-person­years of work for the London community.

Fanshawe College's economic impact on the London community is approximately $200 million annually. The economic impact of the construction of the Community Fitness Centre will be $8. 1 million.

Fanshawe College Varsity Athletics

1993-94 Accomplishments

Women's Basketball

C.C.A.A. - 6thO.C.A.A. -Gold MedalO.C.A.A. -Coach of the Year - Bill Carrriere

Women's Soceer

C.C.A.A. - 4thO.C.A.A. -Gold Medal

Men's Soccer

C.C.A.A. - Silver Medal0.A.C.C. -Gold Medal

1992-93 Accomplishments

Badminton

C.C.A.A. - Mixed Doubles - 4th - Lorraine Asen/BillParr0.A.C.C. - Mixed Doubles -Gold Medal - LorraineAsen/Bill Parr

Women's Basketball

C.C.A.A. - Coach of the Year - Bill CarriereC.C.A.A. - All Canadian Award - Tracey Murray

Men's Cross-Country O.C.A.A. -Gold Medal

Golf O.C.A.A. -Gold Medal

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Fanshawe College Alumni Fund - Making a Difference

Do you ever think back to your first experiences asa Fanshawe student? Remember those feelings of apprehension and great anticipation on embarking on a new phase of your life, culminating in a strong sense of accomplishment upon graduation.

Well, you weren't alone then, and you're not now. As a graduate, you have joined a cast of thousands from all walks of life who chose Fanshawe College as the first step of the journey forward. Like most people, you sought out an institution that would provide you with a quality education and positive experiences that would help you reach your destination. Many students, both today and in the future, will follow your lead and as a graduate, Fanshawe hopes you will help tomorrow's generations realize their dreams through a new initiative, the Alumni Fund.

The Fund, a comprehensive fundraising effort, is the first of its kind on a such wide scale in the college system in Canada and will be launched this fall. Its objective is to support several capital projects, including a equipment, library resources, a new Community Fitness Centre, and scholarships and awards,. identified as essential to maintaining Fanshawe's position as a leader in the community college system. The various projects will ensure Fanshawe students are provided with the excellent education they deserve.

Fanshawe College has always been committed to providing skilled graduates capable of delivering the level of performance demanded by business and

industry. And Fanshawe alumni are testimony to this commitment.

"Fanshawe College is an important component in all alumni's lives. The Alumni Fund will provide an opportunity for them to ensure future generations benefit from a quality education at Fanshawe," says College President, Barry Moore.

Over the coming months, the College will share details of the Fund with you and provide you with an opportunity to reflect on your days at College. It will give you the chance to bring yourself up-to-date with what's been happening at Fanshawe and what's planned for the future. Think of it as a homecoming of sorts, no matter how near or far you've travelled since you were at Fanshawe.

While you're walking down memory lane, take a moment to think of the students who are eager to trod the familiar path to Fanshawe: those who share similar dreams and aspirations to the ones you held all those months or years ago. Your participation in the Alumni Fund will provide them with the same privileges you enjoyed - a quality education and enjoyable experience.

You have the opportunity now to express your appreciation for the excellent education you received at Fanshawe College and invest in the dreams of future generations of students. Together, we can make a difference. Watch for further details.

Jeanette Nutter

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Planning for the Future - Your Will

Your will may be the most important document you ever sign. Last year, one out of every two Canadian who died were intestate - that is, they did not have a will. In such cases, a provincial court appoints an administrator to distribute the estate; this delays the process and creates further expenses to be deducted from the estate.

In Ontario, if you should die without a will, the first $75,000 of your estate will pass to your spouse. Of the balance, a further one third is returned to the spouse and two thirds is divided equally among your children. If there are no remaining beneficiaries, your estate becomes the property of the Province.

Start planning now to avoid unnecessary strain on your family.

And you may want to remember your favourite

charities in your will. Fanshawe has been the significant recipient of two bequests in the past few years. These bequests were specific - they were endowments to give financial support to students in specific programs.

If you (or your parents) wish to remember Fanshawe College in your will, we would be happy to help you. We can pass to you some sample wordings for your will and we may be able to assist you in directing your bequest to areas that interest you. Please call Barbara Belt>eck, Manager, Resource Development and Alumni, Fanshawe College at (519) 452-4466.

Barbara Be/beck

Building Our Future - A Capital Idea!

In the fall of 1990, it began as a dream. For the first time in its history, Fanshawe launched a special capital fundraising campaign, "Building Our Future", to enable the College to continue its vital and integral role in servicing the needs of southwestern Ontario. Four years later, the realiuttion of the campaign's $5 million goal is well within reach.

In recent years, Ontario's economy and labour market has undergone rapid transformation in the face of economic, technological, social, cultural and environmental changes. "Fanshawe College continually re-evaluates what it is doing with a view to making it better. I believe that there is no other educational institution as well prepared as Fanshawe to move ahead," says Barry Moore, President of Fanshawe College. This is reflected in the priorities identified by the College's Board of Governors and President to be funded through the campaign:

Equipment and Library Resources - $1.5 million In order to keep pace with changing technology, Fanshawe must modernize or replace much of its equipment College-wide. New microcomputer facilities for CAD/CAM, CIM, word processing, and general computer support for data entry and analysis from student experiments are essential. The College has also identified a number of instructional equipment needs pertinent to key areas. The library must continually update study and reference resources. As well, computer equipment and related CD-ROM technology for reference materials are critical if the library is to provide on­line accessibility to its students and public.

Community Fitness Centre - $3 million The construction of a community fitness centre will greatly enhance the College's ability to serve its students' instructional and recreational needs, and provide added community resources for London residents. For further details, please refer to page 7 of this issue.

Scholarships and Awards - $500,000 To encourage young people to pursue careers in vital areas such as technology, health and human sciences, business and the applied arts, the College plans to establish an Endowment Fund to provide annual entrance level scholarships in key fields, as well as bursaries to provide assistance to needy students on a continuing basis.

Campaign Chair, Don Smith, Chair and Chief Executive Officer of Ellis-Don Construction Limited and a long-time supporter of Fanshawe College, believes Fanshawe students are deserving of the quality facilities, equipment and awards the campaign will provide. "People are the greatest resource that we have in any community and if we are to accomplish anything, we have to develop, educate and train our own people so they can compete with the best"

Since its inception, the campaign has been generously supported by members of the community, including corporations, foundations, individuals, faculty and staff, students, alumni and friends. Several key projects have been funded wholly, or in large part, by prominent organizations:

A $250,000 donation from the Richard Ivey Foundation launched the Environmental Engineering Technician - Waste Management program at the Woodstock campus.

The City of London has pledged $1 million towards the construction of the new Community Fitness Centre.

A $250,000 grant from the Richard and Jean Ivey Fund provided upgrades to the College's Oxford Street campus library.

A $340,000 donation from Digital Equipment Canada established a 30-station state-of-the-art office automation laboratory.

The "Building Our Future" Capital Campaign provides donors with an opportunity to ensure their investment benefits students, both now and in the years to come. With one year left of the five year term set for the campaign, more than $4.5 million has already been raised. The $5 million dream will soon become a reality.

Jeanette Nutter

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Second Annual Fun 'n' Sun Golf Tournament Alumni and friends had a great time at our Spring golf tournament If you'd like to be on the mailing list to hear of other Alumni Association golf tournaments, please call the Alumni Office at 519-452-4285 or 800-661-ALUM. Fanshawe College Alumni Association gratefully acknowledges the patronage of the following donors:

Strictly Golf Labatt Ontario Breweries Forest Glen Driving Range YMCA Flowers by Martha Baskin Robbins LOEB First Choice Haircutters Play it Again Sports Fanshawe College Store Lambeth Golf Centre Pizza Hut Fairview Golf Carey's on Oxford Ltd. Pepsi Co. Dorchester Golf and Country Club Schiarelli Agency

The next Alumni Association Golf Tournament will be held Sunday, September 18 at Llyndinshire Golf Club, Arva. Call the Alumni Office, 519-452-4285 or 800-661-ALUM for more information.

Matthew Whitehead (Audio-Visual Technician 92), winner of our "Special Events Survey" sweatshirt

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Inside Information Chr�tine Culbertson (Health

Care Aide 93) and Kevin Culbertson (Law and Security Admin�tration 84) wish to announce the birth of son Scott Alexander, born July 15th 1993. Kevin is a professional Fire Fighter in London and Christine is a Health Care Aide at Country Terrace Nursing Home.

Norman Courage (Industrial Millwright Machinist 92) is Production Foreman for Sivaco National Wire in Ingersoll. He says, "It sure would be nice to put together a class reunion to rekindle old friendships and check up on each other." Anyone wanting to reach Norm should call the Alumni Office at 452-4285.

Richard Fortin (Planning for Career Change 93) recently married Wendy Stauffer and at press time they were expecting their first child. Richard is based in London where he's Site Supervisor for City Centre.

Catherine Tichbourne (Audio Visual Technician 92) is working with Joe Foster these days. She's Production Assistant/Clapper for Producing Partners Productions, shooting the movie "Sacred Trust" in London.

Cara Vogl (Fashion Merchandising 92) is Assistant to the Director of Sales and Operations at Le Chateau Stores of Canada Head Office in Montreal. "I just want to say hi to my former classmates. I'd also like to hear from former marketing prof Barb Kluwer and from Paula Hewitt!"

Karen Beazley (Interior Decorating 79) has been busy; "I'm enrolled at Dalhousie University in Halifax Nova Scotia, in an interdisciplinary Ph.D. program in biology, philosophy and resource and environmental studies. I

completed an undergraduate degree in landscape architecture at University of Guelph (BLA 1986) and a masters degree in environmental studies and

geography at University of Waterloo (MA 1993). I am interested in making contact with Marlene DeMeyer and Barbara Carter, both Interior Decorating 79."

Colleen (Humphrys) Maass (Executive Secretarial 81) is Editorial Specialist for London Life and her husband Eric Maass (Construction Engineering Technology 84) is Site Superintendent for Reid & Deleye Contractors. Colleen says, "Fanshawe provided me with a fast entry into the business world which gave me time and experience to know what I really wanted to do write advertising copy. So I went back to school and have a great job. Eric also has a great job that wouldn't be possible without his education. We recently had our second baby boy - Hayden Carl Maass."

Walter Kurzatz (Data Processing 88/Business Information Systems 89) and wife Charlene have two daughters, Ariana and Thea. Walter is Programmer Analyst for Prudential Assurance in Kitchener.

Keith Cuthbert (Library Technician 87) has just graduated from George Brown College, Toronto, with a Health Records Technician Certificate and all "A''s! He says, "Fanshawe wouldn't consider me for their Health Record program after withdrawing in '88. I've always found Mrs. Edgar in the Library program at Fanshawe an important influence in my life."

Donna (Taylor) Pritchard and Rick Pritchard (both Recreation Leadership 72) are owners of Tye's of London Inc. (but different ones). Donna says, "Interestingly enough, Rick and I met at college - same class; we lived across Canada the last twenty years and have found our way back to the London area. We have a son, 20, and a daughter, 17. We're still active in sports and

music and we'd love to get

reacquainted with our classmates of 72. Hopefully our paths will crossagain someday soon."

Lori (Morrison) Parker (Business Admin�tration 83) is an Accountant with Hatherell Carey Chartered Accountants and mom to Ashley and Andrew.

Deborah (Buckingham) Dewan (Human Resources Management 90) is Secretary in the Human Resources Deparunent at Victoria Hospital. She married Terry Dewan in 1992.

Catharina Warren (Business Administration-Accounting 86) is Internal Auditor for MPIC. Her daughter, Hillary Faith, was born in 1994. "I'd like to know if Brian Hall is around and if he's CEO of some company yet or not We were both married on the same day. Is he still married?"

Carole (Lamy) Douel (Civil Technology 91) is Senior Computer Graphics Operator for Union Gas in Chatham. She and husband John married in 1991 and (at press time) were expecting their first child. Carole would like to hear from fellow classmates from both years.

Jodie (Penfold) Nixon (Business Accounting 90) is Junior Accountant with Diegel, Malcolm and Hagey, Chartered Accountants. She's married to Bryan Nixon (Business Accounting 90) who's Senior Accountant with Moore Business Forms. Jodie says, "I am trying to get hold of Stephanie Odd (Business Accounting 90) · address or phone number."

Peter Randall (General Arts and Science 86/Music Industry Arts-Recorded Music Production 86) and his band the Raindogs arebusy in the studio finishing theirnew CD. Their new track "Trust"was released on the ImpactMagazine compilation CD in June.They've played BreakfastTelevision (CITY-TV), variousclubs, TV and radio shows.

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Inside Information Continuedfrompage II

Vic VanDeCappelle (CiviV Survey Technician 72) is General ManagerNice-president of Brant Form Teck Ltd. Vic and his wife Judi (who's President of Brant Form) and daughter Caiti are "living in Princeton and loving every minute of it We get to London once in awhile and are always amazed at how Fanshawe has changed in twenty years, while we haven't! We'd like to hear about old classmates, in this newsleuer or by phone."

EJ. Small (Nursing 91) is working at St. Joseph's Health Care Centre and helped in planning and developing the Geriatric Assessment Unit - a key component of the Southwestern Ontario Regional Geriatric Program.

Lisa Murray (Early Childhood Education 93) had a baby girl, Mallory Jean, in November. "To former classmates -see you in the fall!"

Carole (Bell) Alton (Cook II Advanced 90) is Cook at Kensington Village Nursing Home. "I was on the night school executive in the 1970's and returned to Fanshawe as a Cook II apprentice in September 1989. I won a bronze medal in Taste of Canada (Breads) and silver in London (Tortes). What a wonderful Lime we had making brioche right, Chef Evetts, Chef Kerr!" Carole has been married for 22 years and has a son Ben and a daughter Sabrina.

Barbara Weber (Fine Arts 88) and Jacques Deveau (MusicIndustry Arts 88) had a baby boy,Dexter, in November 1993. Dexterwas born at Royal Victoria Hospitalin Montreal.

Carl Bleich (Recreation Leadership 71) is an Occupational Health and Safety Inspector for the Ontario Ministry of Labour. "To Recreation grads of 71 - I'm alive and well in Dryden after five years in Municipal Recreation, twelve

years with Ministry of Natural Resources, six years with Ministry of Labour, one wife and two sons. Life in the North is A-1. Regards!"

Beverley (Bettles) Zinn (Office Administration 90) is working for the Huron County Board of Education. She's "happy to be the mother of two wonderful daughters, Sarah and Ashley."

Janet (White) Norton (Hotel Restaurant Management 88) was married in 1992 and has a son, Joshua. She and husband Chris live in Etobicoke and would love to hear from anyone from the Hotel Restaurant Management class of 88.

Kristina Shulman (Interior Design 93) is getting married in September to Peter Giammattolo. Kristina is Interior Designer at Ginger's.

David Belbeck (Business Information Systems 93) is spending 1994 teaching English in Japan.

Stephen Gooding (Construction Technology 79) is married to a Kings College grad and they have two children. They built their own home in Union 11 years ago. Steven is a Cable Locator (Construction) for Bell Canada.

Ellen Southern (Women into Trades and Technology 92) is a Packer at Ault Dairies. "I hope to return to Fanshawe to take more courses. I found the classmates really friendly and the teachers really helpful and sincere about their jobs. They do a great job."

Janice (Munro) McCallum (Legal Secretary 76) and Tom McCallum (Construction Technician 75) have been married 18 years. They have four children -Mau, Kim, Adam and Andrew. They are all busy going to baseball, skating and hockey all over Southwestern Ontario, plus running Tom's construction business. Tom is President of T.L. McCall um Construction Ltd.; Janice is Legal Secretary and Bookkeeper for Brian K. Morris.

Lori Jo Hobbs (Broadcast Journalism 89) will tie the knot with Gary Coleman in May, 1995. Gary grew up in the Sault where Lori was transferred. "Besides being a great career move, relocating to Sault Ste. Marie has also landed me to the love of my life. Hi to everyone in BJ. Drop me a line at radio station CHAS."

Angela Foglton (Early Childhood Education 84) is engaged to Martin Moolyk from Edmonton. The wedding will probably take place in the summer of 1995.

Kathryn (Bertulli) Weber (Business Purchasing 89/Health Record Technician 91) and Kyle Weber (Electrical Engineering Technology 92) married last May. They met at Fanshawe in 1987.

Our congratulations to Kevin Doyle (Music Industry Arts· Recording Engineering 79) and Cassandra Vasik (Music Industry Arts-Recorded Music Production 81), who won Junos for Recording Engineer and Country Vocalist

Mike Kovacs (Construction Technology 82) and wife Kim were married in 1991. They have two children, Michael and Eric, and Mike would like to get together with classmates of '82 for a reunion.

Robert Deibert (Municipal Administration 69/Photography SO/Advanced Photography 81) and Barb Riddell (Audio Visual Technician 91) got married in Las Vegas.

Mary-Gene (Fletcher) Lewis (Professional Secretary 79) says any friends can forward letters to her through the Alumni Office.

If you're looking for a fellow classmate, give us a call - we may be able to help you track down an old friend. Don't forget to keep your address updated with us, so your friends can find you • see our address update form (suitable for mailing or faxing!) on page 18.

Lost grads of '70 If you know these alumni from 1970, please ask them to call the Alumni Office to update their addresses. We're at 519-452-4285 or 800-661-ALUM - or fax address changes to 519-452-3570, attention: Alumni Office.

Construction Tool Making Electronics Farm Business Technician Technician Engineering Management - Simcoe

Technology Lawrence Christiaen Paul Hensen Murray Herbert Robert Kunder Gregory Macmillan William Schmidt Bruce Weber

Architectural Technician

Ronald Bonner Steven Craig Michael Fleury Douglas Poyntz Terrence Taylor

Electrical Engineering Technician

Douglas Atkins Barry Gavigan James Harris Lawrence Lawlis Richard Scagel Robert Ziraldo

Electronics Engineering Technician

William Desjardins Tjeerd Exmann Robert Hutchison David Knight Vladimir Lesic Kenneth Mielkie William Munro Carl Roney Joseph Sampson Vladimir Stopar Robert Van Slyck

Tool Design Technician

William Coulson Elmer Murray

William Comer Robert Cottrill Russ Edwards Thomas Graham Daniel Kelly Robert Willett

Environmental Engineering Technician

Allan Meadows RonQuipp Harry Vandyk

Survey Technician

Joseph Creighton Ronald Davidson Richard Whitcroft

Gordon Kingsbury

Manufacturing Engineering Technician

Edward Deconinck David Merkley Donald Morrison

Farm Business Management - Oxford

Myles Cowan David Dance William Hopkins Ralph O'Neil Barry Penny Robert Sackrider

Ken Guiler Robert Harris Richard Mayo Gary Pursley

Architectural Art

John Pucsek

Industrial Design

Ian McRae Pete Moffat Chris Proszowski

Interior Design

Charles Annstrong Paul Hooper William Pellow

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Future Fanshawe Alumni

Welcome to the following future Fanshawe alumni, all born in our 25th anniversary year, between June 1, 1992 and May 31, 1993 - each receives a special $100 gift certificate towards their tuition at Fanshawe, from the Alumni Association:

Nicholas Victor Nello Donati Tyler James Heard

Nancy (Hearn) Donati (Business-Finance 81) Marion (Huth) Heard (Secretarial Arts 82)

In Memoriam �

Richard J. Chaloner (Furniture Finisher 91) in May 1993.

Derek Endersby, ElectricaVElectronics professor.

Tony Fratarcangeli (Architectural Technology 89).

Al Knight, Business Marketing professor, in February 1994.

Justin Lapyem (Air Conditioning , Refrigeration Engineering Technician 76).

Kadri Mostafa, CiviVArchitectural Technology professor on July 12, 1994.

Rex Newport, retired Mechanical Technology professor, in May 1994.

Patricia A. Strong (Recreation Leadership 80) on June 19, 1994. Dan E. Thoonen (Industrial Maintenance 89) on April 9, 1991.

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Fanshawe College Alumni Association - Annual General Meeting

Date:

Time:

Saturday, November 5, 1994 1 :30 · 2:30 p.m.

Place: Fanshawe College, Room B 1073,

Chair:

1460 Oxford Street East, London, Ontario Robert Deibert

All members of the Alumni Association are invited and the public is welcome to attend. Attending members may vote and may hold proxies.

Agenda

I. Call to Order and Acceptance of Agenda2. Approval of Minutes of Annual General Meeting, November 6, 19933. Introduction of Members of Board of Directors and Alumni Office4. President's Report

a) Progress on Strategic Plan5. Treasurer's Report6. Committee Reports7. Ratification of Proposed Amendments to Constitution

Amendments will be available in the Alumni Office.

8. Presentation of Certificates of Appreciation to Retiring Directors9. Call for Nominations and Election of Directors and Others

As provided for in the Constitution, elections will be held for three (3) Directors, each for a two-year term, one (I) representative for College Council and one (1) Official Observer for the Fanshawe College Board of Governors. Nominations may be submitted to the Alumni Office by members of the Alumni Association. Nominees for the position of Director must be Regular Members of the Fanshawe College Alumni Association; please ask for more details at the Alumni Office, Room B1051, 1460 Oxford Street East, London, Ontario N5W SHI.

10. New Business11. Questions12. Adjournment

For more information, call the Alumni Office at 519-452-4285 or

800-661-ALUM.

Marilyn Turner Secretary

Fanshawe College Alumni Association

International

Students

Club

Remember the International Students Club? It's time for a reunion. Walt Jeschenig is tracking down all members and would like to get in touch with you. Please call him with your name, address, phone number, and the years you were with the International Students Club. Walt can be reached at 658-2349, or leave a message at the Alumni Office, 519-452-4285 or 800-661-ALUM.

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Call for Board members

The Fanshawe College Alumni Association is recruiting alumni who are interested in becoming board members. As a graduate, you are entitled to run for any position on the Board of Directors. The Board is responsible for the effective management of the association budget; establishes graduate benefit programs; plans activities and services and acts as official representative of all Fanshawe alumni. Availability for monthly meetings is a requirement; as well, board members represent the Association at Board of Governors meetings, graduation and other public events.

Elections will take place at the Annual General Meeting (see notice this page). For further information, please call the Alumni Ofice at 519-452-4285 or 800-661-ALUM.

Social Service Worker Alumni Dear Fellow College Alumni:

I am sending this letter on behalf of the Ontario Social Service Workers Association (OSSW A). We are an association representing Social Service Workers and their interests. We are currently attempting to reach out to fellow Social Service Worker graduates across Ontario in the hopes of increasing our membership.

The Ontario Social Service Workers Association was formed in 1987 by several SSW's concerned about the threat of legislation governing the Social Work profession and the possible exclusion of Social Service Worker graduates from working in the field. Today membership in OSSW A offers opportunities for networking with fellow Social Service Workers; workshops on topics of interest to persons in the social service field; updates on "Project Legislation" as new information becomes available; and four (4) newsletters per year.

Membership in the Ontario Social Service Workers Association is available to Social Service Worker students and graduates for $20.00 yearly.

Any Social Service Worker student or graduate interested in becoming a member of the Ontario Social Service Workers Association can contact any member of the Steering Committee at the above address.

Sincerely, Susan Balaz,

OSSWA Steering Committee

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Please take five minutes now to add employment information to your alumni records by completing the "Lost?Found!!" form on page 18.

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Call for proposals Car, Van and Truck Rental Rates

Fanshawe College Alumni Associa­tion has 48,000 members, mostly in Ontario. This is a call for proposals to offer nation-wide car, van and truck rentals to Fanshawe alumni and other members of the Fanshawe College family. Proposals should include:

- benefits to renters;- benefits to Fanshawe CollegeAlumni Association;- marketing plan;- administration of the program;- technical information;- corporate information;- references;- any other pertinent information.

The most remunerative, lowest or any proposal will not necessarily be accepted. A list of sample questions by which proposals will be evalu­ated is available from Fanshawe College Purchasing Department. P.O. Box 4005, London, Ontario N5W 5Hl. Proposals must be received by Fanshawe College Purchasing Department no later than Friday, October 28, 1994. For more information, please call the Fanshawe College Purchasing Department at 519-452-4459.

Hotel Accommodation

Fanshawe College Alumni Associa­tion has 48,000 members, mostly in Ontario. This is a call for proposals to offer nation-wide discounts on hotel accommodation to Fanshawe alumni and other members of the Fanshawe College family. Propos­als should include:

- benefits to members;- benefits to Fanshawe CollegeAlumni Association;- marketing plan;- administration of the program;- technical information;- corporate information;- references;- any other pertinent information.

The most remunerative or any proposal will not necessarily be accepted. A list of sample questions by which proposals will be evalu­ated is available from Fanshawe College Purchasing Department. P.O. Box 4005, London, Ontario N5W 5Hl. Proposals must be received by Fanshawe College Purchasing Department no later than Friday, October 28, 1994. For more information, please call the Fanshawe College Purchasing Department at 519-452-4459.

Telephone Long­Distance Rates

Fanshawe College Alumni Associa­tion has 48,000 members, mostly in Ontario. This is a call for proposals to offer long-distance service to Fanshawe alumni and other mem­bers of the Fanshawe College family. Proposals should include:

- benefits to subscribers;- benefits to Fanshawe CollegeAlumni Association;- marketing plan;- administration of the program;- technical information;- corporate information;- references;- any other pertinent information.

The most remunerative or any proposal will not necessarily be accepted. A list of sample questions by which proposals will be evalu­ated is available from Fanshawe College Purchasing Department. P.O. Box 4005, London, Ontario N5W 5Hl. Proposals must be received by Fanshawe College Purchasing Department no later than Friday, October 28, 1994. For more information, please call the Fanshawe College Purchasing Department at 519-452-4459.

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Looking for an exciting volunteer job? The Alumni Association needs you!

Your Alumni Association needs your help to develop a marketing plan - the best way we can tell other alumni and the community all about Fanshawe and the Alumni Association. Do you have these skills? Call the Alumni Office at 519-452-4285 or 800-661-ALUM.

Services Questionnaire The Services Committee of your Alumni Association is looking for useful and financially rewarding services for you. We need your help! What services would you like?

...... WIN A FREE BASEBALL SHIRT!! +- +- +-

To be eligible for this draw please complete the survey, fill out the back of this form and return to the Alumni Office, Fanshawe College, P.O. Box 4005, London, Ontario N5W 5H1, or fax it to 519-452-3570 by November 30, 1994.

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CAR INSURANCE

LIFE INSURANCE - Term Insurance

DISABILITY INSURANCE (Income Replacement)

OUT-OF-COUN1RY MEDICAL INSURANCE

FANSHAWE VISA or MASTERCARD

VEIDCLE LEASING

0 HOME and PROPERTY INSURANCE

0 LIFE INSURANCE - Whole Life

0 HEAL TH and DENT AL BENEFITS

0 PRESCRIPTION DRUG PLAN

0 CHILDREN'S EDUCATION PLAN

0 TRAVEL SERVICES

0 PREFERRED RA TES for MORTGAGES, GI Cs, RRSPs and SAVINGS BONDS

Q OTHER SERVICES (Please be specific.). __________________ _

If you would like to be included in any forthcoming call for proposals for any of these services, please write to the Fanshawe College Purchasing Department. P.O. Box 4005, London, Ontario N5W SHI or call 519-452-4459.

Some services are already available - which ones do you use?

0 free access to the Library 0 College Store

0 help with class reunions 0 Computer Store

0 career counselling 0 teeth cleaning

0 Heliotrope restaurant 0 resume writing

0 employee retraining 0 film developing

0 rental of college facilities, including athletics 0 haircutting

Proposals to provide less expensive long-distance rates, car, van and truck rentals, and hotel accommodation are called for on page 16. Which of these will you use?

0 long-distance telephone rates

0 van and truck rentals

0 car rentals

0 hotel accommodations

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