Association of Canadian Community Colleges (ACCC) will hold its AGM Oct. 28-31, 1974 in Quebec City. ACCC acts as a clearing house for information among the member organizations. Dave Milton (Langara) is a member of its Board of Directors and Howard Eaton (Douglas) is the B.C. Regional Representative. Dave Milton recommended that CFF consider Associate Organizational Membership in the ACCC for $100.00 annually. The Directors were directed to ascertain the views of their associations re this re- commendation. I would appreciate hearing your views - for or against. The CFF Executive reaffirmed, in the interest of free and open com- munication between it and its member associations, the availability and willingness of its officers and directors to visit the member associations, for their Executive Committee meetings as well as their general meetings to answer any questions pertaining to the CFF. President Livesey reported on his bisit to the Okanagan College Faculty Assn. general meeting earlier this month. Douglas College and Langara delegates had received letters from their administrations concerning the attendance by their faculty members at association meetings on working days. None of the other college administrations had raised this issue. Even the delegates from Vancouver Vocational Institute, not even a member of the CFF, en- countered no administrative problems for attendance at our meeting by invitation. Malaspona College even provides quarter time release from teaching duties to its Faculty Association President. The CFF has established good rappots with the 'new' Department of Education. Ernie Livesey and I had managed to have a short private meeting with Mrs. Dailly during her visit to the Langara Campus this summer. She assured us of CFF participation in the matters that concern colleges. One tangible sign of this is the membership on the Task Force onMelding for Ernie Livesey. This Task Force was set up as a result of Gordon Ingellis',past president, CFF, meeting with Mrs. Dailly in April 1973. On Sept. 15th Ernie Livesey, Brian Webster (Selkirk) and I had 13