©. THE MAD HATTER

A Douglas College Newsletter
published weekly during the spring
and fall semesters, bi-montly in
the summer semester

by
Douglas College Technical
and Vocational Institute
P.O. Box 2503, New Westminster, B.C.

Telephone: 588-4411, Local 283

Notice Board

 

 

 

PLEASE MAKE THESE CHANGES IN YOUR NEW
Qo DIRECTORIES---

Dorothy Jones can be reached at her office
at local 262NW.

Iris Schindel - local 20 Richmond

UPCOMING SEMINARS
AT
THE BANFF CENTRE

BOX 1020
BANFF, ALBERTA

TELEPHONE (403) 762-3391

OCTOBER 15 - 20, 1978 - Cultural resources
management is offering an essential new
seminar for all arts organizations on
e THE HUMAN RESOURCE.

BER 27 - 29, 1978 - PUBLICITY AND PUBLIC
RELATIONS IN THE ARTS.

Call collect for complete details and/or
reservations.

PROPOSED REACTIVAZION - BOUNDARY BAY AIRPORT
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An Environmental Impact Statement is being
prepared with regard to Transport Canada's
proposal to reactivate Boundary Bay Airport
for light aircraft. A Public Consultation
and Information Office has been established

 

 

at the site. (Approach route via 72nd St.,
South off Highway 10, Delta, is signed.)
This office is open to all interested
individuals and groups from Sat. 23rd Sept.
through Sat. 18th November, 1978:

Tues. through Friday - 1700 - 2100 hrs.
Sat. Sun. Mon. - 1300 - 1630 hrs.

Descriptive information will be on display
and staff will register public attitudes
about possible environmental impacts of the
proposal upon the site, its surrounding
area and the region as a whole. For
further information please call Gail
Stevenson at F.F. Slaney & Co. Ltd.
Environmental Consultants.

Barry Leach
Institute of Environmental Studies

COME TO A MEETING

REACTIVATE A S.P.E.C. branch in Surrey.

 

S.P.E.C. is B.C.'s oldest and largest envir-
onmental organization. It was once active

in Canada's second largest municipality,
however, has temporarily faded away. There

is a need for any community to come to grips
with the new reality of energy resources,

and surely Surrey citizens have become enough
alarmed about their area being used as a
radioactive dump. These subjects are two
excellent reasons why Surrey needs such an
organization to supplement their institutional
responses to environmental irresponsibilities.

A meeting will be held on the SURREY CAMPUS,
ROOM # 703, October 11, 1978, 7 TO 11 PM.

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