CWM JT CITY CENTRE VCC CITY CENTRE LIBRARY MAY 1 4 1991 Printing Production Helps Find Michael Mills, Mitchell Press, Hemlock Printers and Benwell-Atkins. Reger & Company and Canadian Fine Colour contributed ink, and Running Graphics pitched in with film and printing plates. The actual production of the poster is being done by the Printing Production students. For them, this job is more than just great training. "It's been a student project from the word 'go'", Student George Mali pulls a poster off the press. Wh 'hat began on Wednesday, May 1,1991 with a simple phone call to Doug Gordon has culminated in five short working days with the production of over 1.5 million posters of Michael Dunahee. Four and a half year old Michael disappeared six weeks ago from a Victoria playground. Doug Gordon and his team of instructors, staff, students and generous suppliers have managed to achieve the amazing! As of Wednesday, May 8, the department had 1.5 million posters ready to go, lacking only the boxes to pack them in. (See page 2) rrru ^ 4- t- It jC r*1 T _ /"ll _ • -1 inai piiunc wan oainc nuxn oiidiun wnu along with June Eplet, has been operating the Michael Dunahee Search Centre out of her home. "We brought it to the production control department, and the decision to go with it was immediate," says Doug. "It is a student project and we are a commu¬ nity college. It is our job to help the community." Doug went to the industry for paper stock, plates, film and ink. Paper was donated by Island Paper Volume 2 Number 03 says Doug. "They've been coming in early and finishing up late. They're getting tired, but they've been just great!" This past weekend, one of Doug's Printing Production students also organized a group of Vancouver high school students to distribute the poster at the Douglas and Peace Arch border cross¬ ings. The 8.5" by 11" poster, in two versions, shows a picture of Michael, his description and information on his last sighting. LeClair hopes the poster leads to a breakthrough. "People may say 'I've seen it before'," she says, "but maybe the person next to you hasn't. It just takes one person. It (the search effort) just keeps getting bigger. There's a very clear message...being made here by Canadians, by British Columbians. We are tired of this, and we're going to stop it. We're through with having our children abducted and taken away We won't stand for it any more! This is not going to stop until Michael is safe at home with his parents." The marvellous effort of Doug Gordon, the instruc¬ tors, staff and students of the Printing Production Department have done their very best to help make Michael's safe return a reality. David Wiebe S. A. Jewell, Editor (Local 241) Chris Stephens, Editor's Editor Monday May 13,1991 MICHAEL DUNAHEE Last seen March 24th, 1991 at Blanshard School Playground Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Michael has blonde hair, blue eyes, is four and a half years old, three feet tall, and weighs 35 pounds. He was last seen wearing a blue hooded jacket with red lining and red cuffs, T-shirt with four Mutant Ninja Turtles on the front, multi-coloured rugby pants and Mu¬ tant Ninja Turtle underpants. Anyone with information please contact: Victoria Police Department (604) 384-4111 or Crimestoppers (604) 386-8477 people news they will be slogging over dirty cars on Monday, May 13 in the Receiving/Loading Dock area. Cost? By donation! So bring in those dirty cars and support the team! The "Strip and Run Naked Club" already Blessed Event for City Centre Staff!! April 28,1991 David Miller of the Counselling Department, became Dad to Tara Christina Barreca Miller, a healthy 8 lbs. 3 oz. girl. Congratulations, David! May 2,1991 dinner & gift. R.S.V.P. Roseanne, today may be too Brian Pinkerton of the Printing Production was blessed with 301bs of new baby llama. Brian's Mt. Lehman Llama Farm was increased by one with the successful delivery of Llamethyst, a female baby llama. The first grand offspring of one of Brian's original babies both baby and mother are doing well. A soft white with a few brown spots, Llamethyst is out of mama Ginger and father Ricardo! Congratula¬ tions, Brian! late but call any way, local 232. Fond Farewells Age & Treachery Will Overcome Youth & Skill - Happy Birthday! Happy Birthday to the following City Centre employ¬ ees celebrating a birthday in the next couple of weeks! Wishes for many, many more! Cafeteria Cafeteria Ruth Mak Cafeteria Angelo lapalucci Bldg. Sr. Ah, Retirement! ^ Don't forget that Ann Dahl's retirement swan song dinner will be held Thursday, May 16,1991 at 5:00 p.m. in the Banquet Dining Room (next to the Bake Shop). Chinese Buffet $15.00 per person includes Enterprising Developments! Mira Dragutinovich Mark Feam exists. May 14 May 14 May 14 May 17 Wednesday, May 15,1991 marks the change over from Metropol Security to Bums security for the campus. None of the security personnel from Metropol will be staying on. Wednesday is their last day, in particular Mike Foort who has served VCC-City Centre for the last 15 years. Mike has done more than just provide security! He has been the champion canvasser for every worthwhile project the campus has been involved in from the Poppy Fund to the United Way. He will be sorely missed. Please join us in thanking him at a coffee party, at 3:00 p.m. Room 220 on Wednesday, May 15. Bye Mike, it won't be the same without you! "/ Need a Vacation " Department Lucky people going: WynnKeenan Camping in Calif Mayl3-May31 Naked Runners To Wash Cars For Uniforms Coming Back From: VCC's Labatt's 24-hr Relay Team needs your sup¬ Syd Hartley Sri Lanka Linda Martin Palm Springs port! The College has kindly paid our entrance fee to the Relay but they have no uniforms. To raise funds Volume 2, No. 03 -2- May 15 May 13 May 13,1991