9° Mad Hatter

A Douglas College Newslette

 

(DOUGLAS COLLEGE LIBRARY

 

ARCHIVES November 25, 1980

CAUTION - USE OF RAMPS AND HAND RAILS

 

Salt and sand are routinely spread on all walkways
and ramps when frost or ice prevails early in the mornings.
The custodian attempts to complete this chore amongst other
duties all before 8:00 a.m. This may not always be possible
and extreme care should be exercised on wet, cold mornings
when the hazard is greatest. Hand rails are provided and
should be used. If assistance is required it should be
requested.

Please take care and keep the accident rate down.

-..-Campus Manager
New Westminster

MISSING MANUSCRIPT!!!

 

Somehow a manuscript titled "Payback" went missing in
the inter-campus mail last week. The manuscript was being
sent to Event in Richmond. If anyone was given this manu-
script by mistake, please send to Maurice Hodgson, Richmond
Campus.

UNITED APPEAL CAMPAIGN

 

The College's annual United Appeal drive has already
more than doubled last year's donations ... and all those
who gave time and/or money to the campaign deserve a big vote
of thanks.

To date our total is $2,788.25. Special recognition to
the Coquitlam Business Office Administration class who just
raised $104.95.

Reg Pridham, Interim President, had stated at the start
of the campaign that he hoped Douglas could raise $4,000.
Let's see if we can meet that goal.

...Leo Hungle

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