THE MAD HATTER
A Douglas College Newsletter
published weekly during the spring
and fall semesters, bi-monthly in
the summer semester
by
Douglas College Technical
and Vocational Institute
P.O, Box 2503, New Westminster,B.C.

Telephone: 588-4411, loc. 283

liditor: Judie Steeves, Surrey campus]

 

 

Notice Board .

IMPORTANT

WOULD ANY PERSON WHO MADE PAYMENT BY CHEQUE

FOR PURCHASES FROM THE NEW WESTMINSTER BOOK-
STORE ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1977, PLEASE

PLACE A STOP-PAYMENT AGAINST THIS CHEQUE

WITH YOUR BANK AND ISSUE. A REPLACEMENT CHEQUE §

TO THE BOOKSTORE IN RESPECT TO THIS PURCHASE.

THE NEED FOR THE REPLACEMENT OF YOUR CHEQUE
IS A RESULT OF THE BOOKSTORE BURGLARY OF
SEPTEMBER 6TH.

PLEASE IDENTIFY THE CHEQUE AS A REPLACEMENT
AND DELIVER SAME TO ANY ONE OF OUR BOOKSTORES
LOCATED ON THE SURREY, NEW WESTMINSTER AND
RICHMOND CAMPUSES.

YOUR COOPERATION IN REGARD TO THIS REQUEST
WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.

Switchboard/Receptionists
Hours of Operation - Weekdays

 

In an attempt to improve the dis-

semination of information to the

public, and the passing of messages

to staff, faculty and classes, the

hours of operation for the Switch-

board/Receptionists during the 1977
| Fall Semester will be

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New West 7:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Richmond : 4 5

& Surrey 7330. a.m. 7230 pam. i
Coquitlam 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

 

After Coquitlam, Richmond and Surrey
switchboards close an answering device
will refer all callers to New West
campus until it closes at 10:00 p.m.
New West campus switchboard has the
capability of passing messages to
Richmond and Surrey campus personnel
via the campus handyman.

The above is effective 19 September
1977.

R.J. Reynolds

 

 

RE: INSTITUTE OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

During the period Ist Sept. 1977 to
3lst August 1978, Barry Leach will be
on educational leave. During this time
no new Institute projects will be under-
taken. Current commitments will be
discharged by Ron Tarves, who will
operate out of the Engineering Sciences
Division until Dr. Leach's return. Ron
will be responsible to Dr. H. Persad for
new programming activities, which are
expected to emphasize the fields of
Land Use, Agricultural Production, and
other areas of programming based in the
Natural and Physical Sciences.

Negotiations are being carried out
to transfer the operation of the Serpen-
tine Fen Environmental Study Centre to
the Federation of B.C. Naturalists. It
is, therefore, expected that the area will
continue to be open to the public for
recreational and educational visits.

Copies of the current Environmental
Studies information booklets may be
obtained from the College Bookstore,

Surrey Campus, Back issues are avail-
able in the Library. Q

 

 

Bill Day