A special table was purchased and
located in room $706 (Surrey campus)
for a Graphic Arts' student who is
confined to a wheelchair.

Will the person(s) who removed

this table return it as the student
is having considerable difficulty
trying to complete the assignments.

Rick Reynolds
Campus pores or

 

The Association of Canadian Commun-
ity Colleges’ Annual Conference, COLLEGE
CANADA '77, is fast approaching.

Special cost reductions through group

travel arrangements are possible, and a
brochure with further information is
available to everyone interested. Please
call local ea for a copy.

FOR SALE

Gestetner Machine, alectitc,
reconditioned, makes excellent
copies. $300.00 For more
information contact Gaye in

the Surrey Admissions sada
Local 256.

 

 

 

1966 MGB, 3 tops, wire wheels
2 studded snow tires on wires
Excellent condition throughout
$1,750 FIRM
Call Marj at Surrey, Loc 221
or Home 591- 1566 ere:

nen

FOR_SALE

Kenmore automatic washer

_ in excellent working
condition. Asking $250.00
Call L221 (Surrey)

 

 

 

News Releases

LANGLEY CAMPUS

Douglas College Council and the
Langley School Board have agreed that por-
table buildings will be placed on the
Langley Senior Secondary site as a tempo-
rary measure toward establising a permanent
campus in Langley.

This was the agreement reached in a
meeting between Douglas College Council and
Langley School Board representatives in
order that some college classes can begin
by January, 1978.

The college's operations’ in Langley
actually began this September with the
college taking over Adult Basic Education
and secondary completion programs which

were previously offered by the Langley

School District.

The college hopes to offer the ABE
courses, a clerical program, and possibly
Basic Training in Skill Development which
provides students with English, Math, and
Science to the level they need to take
vocational training.

The Clerical Program will provide
training for employment as clerk-typists,
bookkeepers, business machine operators,
and general office personnel.

"Both the school board's and college
council's prime concern is to establish a
campus operation in Langley as soon as
possible," commented College Council
Chairman John Sutherland.

“Our first priority is a temporary
site, then a permanent one," he added.

Talks will take place next week with
the Ministry of Education as well as the
municipality and city of Langley regarding
the purchase of a permanent site in
Langley.

Special funding for the temporary
campus has been made available by the
Ministry of Education in response to re-
quests from both the school district and
the college.