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Maple Ridge Summer Closure

The Maple Ridge Centre will be closing for
the summer as of June 30 and re-opening
August 2, 1983.

Inter-office mail will be held in the mail-
room of the New Westminster campus for this
period and will be delivered when the Maple
Ridge Centre re-opens. te

Messages for Larry Davis, who will still

be ‘mucking about' for the first few weeks
of July, may be left with either Sue at the
District Education Office (School District
#42), 463-5271 or Jean Hammer, New West cam-
pus, local 4903. (P.S. Don't look for
Sherry Walker either...she'll be too busy
'Tunning alound' Japan: )

 

 

Just to Let You Know

The Office of the Registrar is involved in
the Western A.R.U.C.C. Conference (Western
Association of Registrars of the Universit-
jes and Colleges of Canada). Therefore, on
Monday, June 27 and Tuesday, June 28 there
will be only minimum service available in
the office.

 

New Name

In recognition of the fact that the Financial
Aid Office is now also responsible for Stu-
dent Placement, we now have a new name:

STUDENT FINANCE AND PLACEMENT SERVICES

Our services to students include assistance
in processing student loans and grants, ad-
ministration of College awards, operation of
the Work Study Program, assistance in per-
sonal budgeting, and placement service for
full, part-time and summer employment.

For more information contact us at local
2/790.

| Recovery Forum

ae,
Get together with friends or tell your |
friends to watch the KNOWLEDGE Network, |
Channel 18, June 29 from 1500 to 1600 hours.

Team B.C. is offering an interactive hour
on 'Recovery'. Topics will include: job
creation; new small business ventures; how
to stretch your food dollar, rearrange per- |
sonal finances or whatever you ask. They |
promise it will be both valuable and enter- |
taining.

 

 

From Physical Plant
Heating/Ventilating/Air Conditioning Systems:

We are continuing to have isolated prob-
lems with the above systems due to certain
mechanical deficiencies. Our revised soft-
ware is being introduced to the moni toring/
control computer. It is anticipated that
within the next few days the majority of
the computer induced problems will be be-
hind us and it is expected that most areas
will be comfortable and cool through the
summer months.

It would be appreciated, particularly
through the summer months when we are at-
tempting to cool the building that all |
doors to the exterior be kept closed. This
includes doors to the decks off Curriculum
Field Bases and other areas. It also in-
cludes the loading dock, entrance doors to
-the shop, and the corridor doors to the IMS
area on the third floor. Leaving these
doors open in the warm weather, simply in-
creases the heating load in the building
and apart from making the cooling systems
work harder, at greater expense, it raises
the temperature of the interior space in
the immediate vicinity of the open door.

Shades or blackout blinds have now been
provided to 95% of the windows which ultim-
ately will require them. It is important
to anticipate the sun's location and to en-
sure that these shades are pulled during the