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TOUR OF NEW WESTMINSTER
PERMANENT CAMPUS

The Project Management Office is
pleased to announce that arrange-
ments are currently being made to
host a tour of the New Westminster
Permanent Campus project.

The structural work on site is vir-
tually complete. Glazing is complete '
in the south building and progress-
ing rapidly in the north building.
The finishing trades are now on site,
with drywall well underway. This is
the perfect opportunity to have a
first hand look at the College's new
facilities.

The date is set for Saturday, March
20, 1982. Time is tentatively 9:00
a.m. to 1:00 p.m., depending on the
number of people wishing to view the
project. The tour is open to the
College commmity, family, friends,
and other interested persons. Please
call and give your name to the Phys-
ical Plant t, New Westmin-
ster - locals 217 & 248, if you in-
tend to participate in the tour.

Newberry, Executive Director, Manage-
ment Services Division, Post-Secondary
Department, on January 26th, with sep-
arate IRC budget being sent to him 10
days later, ‘The packages should be in
the hands of Treasury Board by the time
you are reading this, and by the end of
the week we should have some indication
of what has been recommended to Treas-
ury Board.

Copies of the full budget submission
may be reviewed by seeing Terry Leonard
or Barbara Bessey (McBride Site). A
summary sheet and appropriate pages
from the package have been forwarded to
the Administrator of Reference of each
Users' Group.

As soon as a response is received from
Victoria on our requests, notice will
be sent to all personnel on the next
stage, ie., establishing priorities,
tendering, and purchasing.

 

 

 

ROYAL AVENUE SITE - FURNISHINGS &
EQUIPMENT SUB-COMMITTEE UPDATE

SPECIAL MEETING OF FURNISHINGS &
EQUIPMENT SUB-COMMITTEE: 1:30 p.m.,
Thursday, February 25, 1982 - McBride
Site Boardroom

Agenda: The Committee is meeting to
review and hear comments/con-
cerns regarding the standards
established for furnishings
in common areas, eg., class-
rooms, offices.

All interested personnel are invited
to attend to listen, and to comment.
BUDGET UPDATE:

The furnishings & Equipment capital
budget request was delivered to Jack

INTELLIGENT FAMILY'S GUIDE TO HEALTH

Douglas College and the New Westminster
Medical Association will be co-sponsor=

ing two free public information sessions.

Qn Wednesday, March 3, Dr. H. Jones will

discuss the topic of Sexually
Transmitted Diseases; and on Wednesday,
March 17, Moles and Bumps in the Skin
will be discussed by Dr. Chan.

Both sessions will be held at the Royal
Columbian/Douglas Education Centre from
7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. For more infor-
mation, call 522-2616.

 

 

THANKS

The United Way of The Lower Mainland
wishes to thank the Student Association
for their contribution of $619.79.

The outstanding effort of groups such
as this has enabled the United Way to
raise more than $7.5 million to meet
the needs of its 84 member agencies.

Again, many thanks!

 

 

 

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