The Other Press

 

 

 

Possibly it could have
been more finished when
we moved in. Otherwise,
White Spot could get -
moved out and decent
food caterers that treat
' there employees better
moved in. The. parking
facilities should remain
free to students and the
courtyard should be heat-
ed more to create a better
/ atmosphere as a meeting

place instead of merely a

transitory area.

Erin O’Brien

 

ie. Photo s By Gerry Oikawa

 

Well I guess they can’t
call us a highschool with
ashtrays, anymore. Act-
ually I think it’s great, it
gives us a better academ-
ic atmosphere, along with
our own gym facilities.

Peter Kinch

We finally have a very |

decent campus, what
more can I say, besides it
looks very nice. Believe it
or not, sometimes I actu-
ally look forward to going
to school. However, I do
wish we had free parking
at the campus, but I
guess we can’t win them
all.

William So

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November 25, 1982

FIRST
CAPITAL CITY

 

There is new life in downtown New West.

Drop into the FEC ANSWER CENTRE, 648
Carnarvon. Find out about the exciting downtown

and waterfront redevelopment program - of

which Douglas College is an important part.

Open: Monday to Friday 9 - 4:30
Phone:525-0144

The First Capital City Development Company.
Limited is a cooperative venture between the City
of New Westminster and the British Columbia
Development Corporation.

 

 

  

Lesson #19 “Canada’s Beer Bottle”

Ever wonder about our stubby, brown beer bottle?
Well, the bottle is brown because that colour filters

 

Lesson *19 from the College of Beer Knowledge -

 

 

out sunlight which can cause beer to go flat.

And it’s stubby, because early in the sixties,
packagers discovered that a compact bottle was easier to
handle, and took up less room in a beer case. It also saved
everybody money. So in 1962, the uniform industry beer
bottle made its debut in Canada.

Altogether, there are almost 100 million bottles circulating
through the entire system. Each one makes about four
trips a year and averages four to five year’s service before
it’s retired and sent back to the glass factory.

Anyway you look at it, that’s quite a career.
So next time you think our Canadian beer bottle might
look:a little homely, just remember that it wasn’t built for
beauty. It was built to last.

And isn’t that what really matters when you're out
there making the rounds?

 

 

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