TO: Everyone

FROM: Supervisor, Personnel Administration

RE: SUMMER HOURS

Effective Monday 6 May, 1974,
the College will go on "summer hours".

That is, normal business hours will
be 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. All departments
will make the change. Purchasing Depart-
ment will issue Purchase Orders for the
required amount of additional sunshine.

Have a nice summer.
’

N. S. (Hill
Supervisor, Personnel Administration

- sal

DOUGLAS COLLEGE LIBRARY
ARCHIVES

To: Supervisor, Personnel Admin.

From: M. M. Endacott, Purchasing

Ret P.0.'s. for Additional Sunshine

Orders placed, have received customer
confirmation with following notation:

"Due to unprecedented consumer demands
- our stock of sunshine has been
depleted. New delivery date is five
months from receipt of order. Price
subject to change at time of invoice
due to rapidly rising costs which we
must unfortunately pass on to our
customers.

As Douglas College is one of our
preferred customers, rest assured that

your order will be filled at earliest
possible date."

 

TU HIGHLIGHTS

Sunday

MAY 5, 1974

10:00 (9) NOVA—Science
Monkey business is a serious affair for
scientists working with Washoe, a
chimpanzee who has been taught to
communicate through sign language.
This report traces Washoe’s progress,
from her first words to “conversa-
tions” with humans. Also shown is re-
search with other chimps, including
one who has been taught to form sen-
tences on a computer panel. (60 min.)

MAY 6, 1974

Monday

10:30 @ MAN ALIVE

— ‘Values_and the Individual,”’ first_of a
three-part examination of human val-
ues—why they are needed and how
they change. Author Dame Rebecca
West (‘‘The Meaning of Treason’) ex-
presses her views on the meaning of
human values and how they should be
transmitted from one generation to
the next. Roy Bonisteei is the series
host. (Repeat)

be eee :

Wednesday MAY 8, 1974
10:30

@ TARGET THE IMPOSSIBLE

—Science

The possiblity of correctly Predicting
earthquakes with more accuracy than
weather forecasting by the end of the
decade ____ that's the target probed
in “To Predict and Control Earth-
quakes: Coping with Mother Nature's
Bumps and Grinds." Guest: geophysi-
cist Barry Raleigh of the U.S. Geologi-
cal Survey. Henry Ramer is’the series °
narrator. (Repeat)