The following are recent additions to
our film collection:

EARTH RESOURCES TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE (NASA)

The film shows ten U.S. scientific investi-
gators who explain how they are using

ERTS images to identify crops, forests,

and grass lands, to study urban development,

determine the boundary of wet lands, identify &

geological features that may lead to
mineral and fuel deposits, to monitor
disasters including flood and volcanic
eruptions.

LISTEN LISTEN LISTEN

George Bullied, ex-alcoholic and reformed
drug addict, was once in a pretty bad
way. Today he leads a vastly different
life. In 1971, he left the city with

a handful of people and together they
created a new kind of community where
today some 150 people live on 500 acres
of reclaimed farmland. They have built
their own shelter and grow most of their
own food. Twin valleys is an educational
community in southwestern Ontario for
people of all ages - some come of their
own volition and others are referred

by the courts, training schools, psychiatric
wards or are sent by parents no longer
able to cope.

 

SURREY ADMISSIONS OFFICE -
Summer Hours

Commencing Wednesday, May 18,
the Admissions Office will cease for
the summer its evening operating
hours.

Our office hours from Wednesday
May 18, 1977 until Monday, August
22, LOT7 wall be 82154%a.m. until
5 p.m. Monday to Friday.

Ken Battersby

 

DOUGLAS COLLEGE
ARCHIVES

 

 

 

FROM: Dayid R. Williams

RE: Library Hours

The Library hours during the
summer for all campuses will be
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m, until

further netice, commencing May 9,

1977.
Dayid R. Williams,
Director of Libraries.
DRW/gb

 

 

From: Janice Friesen
Circulation Librarian

Re: Reserve Lists

The deadline for submitting
reserve lists for the Summer semester
is May 10, 1977. The reserve forms
are available at the circulation
desk in each campus Library. Please
give complete information on the
farms to ensure speedy processing.

Please also be reminded that
the reserve deadline for the Fall
1977 semester is August 10th. We
wish to process the majority of the
reserves before Sept. 1 in order
to respond to emergency requests
and the needs of sessional faculty.
If the deadline is not met, processing
of reserves could take as long as
three weeks.