MEMO -TO: Faculty (ai

FROM: — Linda Gunson
: AV Librarian
RES) Film Bookings 1976-1977°

As’ you may know, non-college groups,
other educational institutions, and mem-
bers of the Douglas community rely
heavily on Douglas College films. There-
fore, in order to ensure that your film
needs are met, Library AV Services will
be accepting ADVANCE BOOKINGS FOR FILMS
FOR THE 1976 FALL SEMESTER from this date
until JUNE 30. ‘

Bookings (in written lists, please)
may be made by contacting Helen Haughton,
New Westminster Campus Library, local 263,
until April 30, and Jo-Anne Gould (same
local) after that date.

Please refer any bookings questions or

problems to me at NW local 253.
wee ak G,

Since September 1975 the College has
' operated the telephone switchboard on
Saturdays from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Due to budget constraints and a
"+ negligible number of recorded calls
we are discontinuing this service
effective April 10, 1976.

Bob Lisson

CONGRATULATIONS _

Two of our Interior Design students
have received Honourable Mention in
an Interior Design Student Competition
which was recently.héld by the design
firm of Dow Badische Canada Limited.

Ninety-eight entries were received from
across Canada, so it is a real accomp-

lishment for MARILYN McLEAN AND MARLENE
WEST to have been so honoured. .

We heartily congratulate them.

George Wootton

 

NOT ICE §
FREE ILLUSTRATED LECTURE oS

"SAVE THB PRA S ER"

 

Monday - April 12th, 1976

12:00 - 2:00 p.m.
Surrey Campus Room 205

by
BARRY JINKS

and RAY FREED

Scientific Pollution & Environmental
Control Society zero's in on problems
associated with Fraser River Estuary,
Wildlife Resources and Farm Land

threatened by urban expansion.

Institute of Environmental
Studies ,

’ BOUQUETS TO LILLIAN ZIMMERMAN

It gives me great pleasure to- announce
that Lillian, as Convenor of Women's

‘Studies, has been responsible for ob-

taining a grant from the Secretary of
State Department in Ottawa for $455.

This grant was awarded to cover the
travelling expenses of June Callwood
(author, TV interviewer, and magazine
journalist) for.her participation in
the Workshop for Women whose Career
is Homemaking on April 10th at SFU.

This project is being co-sponsored
by Douglas College, the Vancouver
YWCA, the Women's Studies Unit at
SFU, Women's Resource Centre at SFU,
Women's Studies at Capilano College,
and the Centre for Continuing Educa-
tion at UBC.

Congratulations!

‘George Wootton