TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE The College is replacing a small number of QLIVETTI.LEXICON 90B ELECTRIC TYPEWRITERS purchased in 1977. These units have been regularly serviced and are on an "AS-IS" basis. LEXICON 90B TYPEWRITERS - 13" Carriage, 12 pitch - Element type, Fabric Ribbon, Colour Black. These units are available for inspection at the Purchasing Office, Rm 724, New West. The College has been offered a price of $150.00/machine from an outside firm to purchase these units. If you are interested in bidding on these units, please submit your SEALED OFFER, in writing, to M.M. Endacott, Purchasing Dept., New West Campus. The Bids will be time stamped, as they are received, and will be open at 10 a.m., March 12, 1980. The typewriters will be sold to the highest bidders and/or earliest time stamp in case of duplicate bids. Provincial Sales Tax of 4% is applicable to this purchase. Sy ee Mabel Endacott NEW FILMS The following films are now available for loan from the Douglas College Library: Scared Straight! * Convicts who combat crime are unique -- and so are the results they achieve. This riveting documentary, narrated by Peter Falk, shows how a group of hardened criminals serving life sentences convince young delinquents to obey the law. 80 - 90% of the kids who participate in this highly successful program go straight. As the cameras follow a group of young offenders through the State Penitentiary, we come face to face with the realities of prison life. "Scared Straight" is not a film for all audiences. Undisguised brutality and graphic street language provide shock therapy for those who can't be reached in other ways. 1978 53 min. Special Delivery The first big mistake Ralph makes is not clearing the snow from the front walk, and his life goes downhill from that point on. By the end of the story, the mailman has slipped on his job; Alice his wife doesn't live there anymore and Ralph himself resolves to stop worrying - about the body, his wife, and the front walk. 1978 7 min. Metamorphosis of Mr. Samsa A film based on Franz Kafka's short story The Metamorphosis, this story is told through the animation of beach sand on a piece of glass. An imaginative sound track and innovative art work combine to recreate a Kafka-esque world of guilt and alienation. Sound film without commentary. 1977 10 min. aoe =