“The townhouses, two and three bedroom

“units, with wall-to-wall carpeting,
fridge and stove, large storage areas,
washer and dryer hook-ups, and better
quality kitchen units, are laid out in

@:exactive clusters and have fenced pri-
ate yards and individual entrances.

Individual parking is provided béside -@

each unit and extra parking is avail-
able throughout. 5

Meridian Village will have display
suites open for viewing June lst, 1976,
and the expected occupancy is anticipat-
ed beginning August lst, 1976. This
will enable residents to settle in prior
to school opening and to become familiar
with their new surroundings. It is

hoped that the day care centre and comm- @

unity building will be completed early
in the fall.

If you require any further information
contact Maureen Noir at 731-1155. Thank
you for your interest.

 

 

ELECTIONS UPCOMING

At the general meeting of Local 62,
BCGEU held July 22, nominations were
received for an election of officers
to be held by ballot vote in the next
seven days. Nominated for president
of the local were: :

cumbent Tom Rosamond, Brian Wiebe,
d Pat Keenan; for vice-president:

incumbent Linda Coyle, and Tom Phillips; §

for corresponding secretary, Mayme
Furber was elected by acclamation. A
campus representative for Richmond will
be elected at the next meeting.

On the outside...

DOUGLAS COLLEGE LIBRARY
ARCHIVES
VANCOUVER CO-OPERATIVE RADIO”
CFRO-FM 102.7 FM
333 Carrall Street, Vancouver
684-8494

Beginning August 8th - coming out of a month
of being off-air -— Vancouver Co-op Radio
presents its First Festival of Radio
Programming. This means we shall not be
scheduling regular shows; instead, we've
asked each production group in the station

to contribute an entire evening's broadcastin;
devoted to its area of concern. It's a chance
to meet some of the people behind the programs
outside the context of their shows and to
listen to some of the material you normally
would not hear on these shows. It's a chance
to hear some of Co-op Radio's best programming
from the past and to get a preview of what's
coming up in the fall.

Through September 4th, we shall be presenting
"festival programmming" weekdays (Mon through
Thur.) from 6:00 pm to 12:00 pm; Fridays and ,
Saturdays from 8:00 pm to 2:00 am; and

Sundays from 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm. Regularly
schedule programming will resume on September
Sth.

Detailed information and listings are
available by writing to 333 Carrall Street.,
Vancouver, or calling us at 684-8494. Co-op
Radio, Vancouver's only non-commercial,
community oriented radio station, broadcasts
at 102.7 on the FM band.

 

To all instructors from Janice Friesen

R Circulation Librarian re: Reserve forms
8 used to request that material be placed

on Reserve are available from the Cir-
culation Assistance and are to be sub-

mitted by August 10. If these lists

are not submitted by this date, place-

k ment on Reserve cannot be guaranteed

by the commencement of classes.

Please be aware that during the summer
some Reserve material was returned to
the general collection because of low
circulation while on Reserve. Check
the Course file on those campuses where
you teach for a current listing of

i

R' Reserve material for your courses.