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SOMETHING TO REMEMBER YOU BY Open Houses, auto shows, circuses, etc.,
are best remembered by what is taken away by the visitor. Such things
as take-home-trees (UBC), bumper stickers and pre-recorded cassette

_tapes have been given out as reminders of the event attended. Perhaps

you could come up with something that the visitors could take home to
remind them of your discipline's activities.

Please send all of your responses to Jim Adams so that they may be
coordinated with the others. In order that we have plenty of time to
reserve equipment, rooms, etc., your responses should be into Jim by
the 12th of March. ;

-.-e-Jim Adams

| SAFETY COMMITTEE

The Safety Committee wishes to obtain ideas for the up-coming
"Development Days" programs. We are particularly interested in
your ideas on displays and/or workshops. Please pass your ideas
along to Margaret Clarke or Susan Somers.

FLAT FOR RENT

A spacious ground-level one-bedroom basement suite in Surrey is
now available for rent. Fireplace, very pleasant grounds, five
Minutes from Surrey Campus. Perfect for one person. Ph. A.
Rouvier at 596-9803.

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The Mad Hatter is a Douglas College Newsletter published weekly
during the Spring and Fall semesters, bi-monthly in the Summer
semester, by Douglas College, P.O. Box 2503, New Westminster.
Deadline for submissions is Thursday noon each week. For further
information contact Melanie Falcon, Surrey Campus, Local 283.