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DOUGLAS COLLEGE LIBRARY

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ARCHIVES _A Douglas College Newslettec—

Tuesday, September 30. 19280 *

LIVING WITH THE RIVER

Barry Leach, historian, naturalist and manager of the Institute
of Environmental Studies at Douglas College takes a look at the
History, Decline and Revival of Wildlife, Access, Impact of Develop-
Ment and the Fraser River Fishery in the six part series entitled,
Living with the River -- The Fraser.

Filmed mostly on location throughout the Lower Mainland,
"Living with the River,"is a co-operative production of the cable
stations of Burnaby, Coquitlam, Delta, Richmond, Surrey and White
Rock, along with the Institute of Environmental Studies and the
Community Communications Centre of Douglas College.

The series will be shown as follows: Delta Cable Television:
Series starts Monday Sept. 22, 5:00 p.m. and runs for six weeks -
repeats for six weeks.

White Rock Channel 10: Series starts Sunday, October 5, r
6:00 p.m. - runs for six weeks.

Burnaby Cablevision: Series starts Sunday, October 5, 4:00 p.m.
runs for six weeks.

CNIB

 

The Canadian National Institute for the Blind, in conjunction
with the Canadian Ophthalmological Society extend an invitation to
delegates from your organization to attend an all-day seminar on:

"THE PREVENTION OF EYE INJURIES AT HOME,
SCHOOL, WORK AND PLAY"

The program has been developed in response to the alarming
increase in eye injuries and is directed to key persons in the
community who are involved in programs where eye injuries are most
Likely. to: occur.

If you wish to make reservations to stay at the hotel, please
mention that you will be attending this seminar and request the

preferred rate of: $55 - Single (regular $66), $68 - Double (regular
$80).

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