THE MAD HATTER *
A Douglas College Newsletter
published weekly during the spring
and fall semesters, bi-monthly in
the summer semester
by
Douglas College Technical
and Vocational Institute
P.O. Box 2503, New Westminster,B.C.
Editor: Judie Steeves, Surrey campus

 

Telephone: 588-4411, loc. 283

 

August 23, 1976
FROM: Virginia Chisholm
Reference & Spec. Collections Librarian

RE: LIBRARY SERVICES

In order to maximize student use of
library resources this Fall, we would
like to inform you of the following
library services:

(1) Orientation lectures and library
tours.

(2) Post-orientation library searches.

(3) Student reference services for
particular research topics. If
possible, send us a list of
projected essay topics at the
beginning of term so we can be
prepared.

(4) Books, pamphlets, and xeroxed
articles may be placed on 2 hr.,
24 hr., 3 day, or 1 week reserve
at the circulation desk on each
campus.

(5) Lists of subject headings,
specialized bibliographies.

Garth Homer will resume his activities
as Reference & Orientation Librarian

in September. To arrange for the above
services, or to discuss any problems

or suggestions, please contact his
office, local 248 on the Surrey campus.

Thank you for your interest!

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Ok yee

 

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Assistance is available for small-:
scale Training Improvement Projects *®
(TIP) from the Canada Manpower office,
through the Program Development and
Assessment branch of the Department of
Education.

The small grants are available for
innovative, developmental, or experi-
mental projects demonstrating improved
training/educational techniques.

For more information and application
forms, call Don Porter's office.

 

SAFETY COMMITTEE
FIRST AID HINT
NEAR DROWNING

WHEN A DROWNING PERSON HAS BEEN
PULLED FROM THE WATER, THERE IS NO TIME
TO WASTE: IMMEDIATELY APPLY MOUTH TO
MOUTH VENTILATION AFTER CLEARING THE AIR
PASSAGES OF ANY OBSTRUCTION.

SERIOUS BRAIN DAMAGE CAN OCCUR WHEN
A PERSON HAS STOPPED BREATHING, AND THE
PATIENT HAS NO MORE THAN THREE TO FIVE
MINUTES TO LIVE IF BREATHING IS NOT
RESTORED.

DID YOU KNOW?

THE MAJORITY OF DROWNING DEATHS::CAN
BE CUT IN HALF IF MOUTH TO MOUTH VENTILATION
WAS KNOWN AND APPLIED.

GENERAL STEPS
1. CLEAR AIR PASSAGES WITH FINGER OR
POUND ON THE MIDDLE OF THE BACK.

2. TILT HEAD AND PINCH NOSTRILS.
3. BLOW BREATH INTO VICTIMS OPEN MOUTH.

4. WATCH TO SEE IF VICTIMS CHEST IS
RISING.
5. CONTINUE THIS AS LONG AS NEEDED.

DEBBIE HIGGINS
SAFETY COMMITTEE

 

NAME CHANGE

 

Chris Bell is now Chris Manson,
but tts stil] Ms.

—Chris
Printing Dept.