DOUGLAS. COLLEGE

ARCHIVES

 

 

if you are interested in participating in
the work of this committee, would you
please advise EPPCO, through my office.

Bill Day

 

LOST ANE NOT FOUND?

Every semester faculty, staff, and students
lose many dollars in cash and kind, not to
speak of the inconvenience of strayed lost
or stolen items, both personal and insti tu-
tional property.

The following suggestions are made to re-
duce losses and aid recovery:

(a) Mark all personal property with both
SIN number or DRIVERS licence number
and name.

(b) Don't leave belongings lying about
unattended.

(c) Report missing items immediately to
either Security Local 5405 or Switch-
board, 0.

(d) Wile articles which are turned in are
trose found within 48 hours, keep
checking back as items do sometimes
turn up much later.

(e) Watch notice boards for lists of
found articles.

All personnel are cautioned

not to consider unlocked offices as safe
haven. Every semester radios, purses,
wallets disappear from unlocked offices
and cesks. In respect to bicycles the
watchword is the same.... lock it or lose
it.

HELP US TO HELP YOU...BE SECURITY CON-
CONSCIOUS...PR@TECT YOUR BELGNGINGS

MAD HATTER PAGE 5

VICTORIA

Physical Location

Office of the Minister of Education:
Room cis Parliament Buildings

Main Offices:

620 Superior Street

3rd floor, Douglas Building
617 Government Street

Mailing Address

Minister of Education/Ministry of Ed.
Parliament Buildings

Victoria, B.C.

V8V 1X4

LOWER MAINLAND

 

Physical Location |

Lower Mainland Centre:
7451 Elmbridge Way, Richmond |
7900 Alderbridge Way, Richmond

Mailing Address:

Ministry of Education
7451 Elmbridge Way
Richmond, B.C.

Ministry of Education
7900 Alderbridge Way
Richmond, B.C.

V6X 2A5

 

 

ADDRESS UPDATE

The following is a list of the Main Minis-
try office locations and mailing addresses:

 

 

SKOOL

A group of North Vancouver highschool stu-
ents will be presenting the play 'Skool'

at Presentation House, 333 Chesterfield in
North Vancouver, September 14 to October 8.
'Skool' is what students think is good, bad,
interesting, and boring about education.

It is about cutbacks, drugs and drinking,
suicide, racial problems, and it's from the
students' point of view.

There will also be two nights during the
run, September 20 and 27, when the students’
would like feedback from the audience.