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He says one of the most interesting
aspects of his program is the opportu-
nity to learn about the language and
history of wines, and why certain wine
customs were begun.

“The art of ‘pruning’ or cutting back the
vines, began with St. Martin about the
year 1200,” Warwick explains. “This
early vintner tied his burro to one
certain vine which in turn produced his
grapes.”

“Eventually, St. Martin realized his
best grapes were the result of the burro
eating away the vines during the win-
ter.”

Assisting Warwick with the program is
Debra Kohut, an associated wine con-
sultant.

The courses begin with the two-week
Introduction offered for $36 on January
26 and February 9. The Bargain Wines
is offered on February 16 for $20,
California Wines is offered march 9 for
$25 and the Great Wines of the World,
March 16 for $26.

All courses will be taught in an enter-
taining style which has made Paul
Warwick one of the most exciting wine
instructors in British Columbia.

For information on any of the four
Unique Wine Tasting courses avail-
able contact Community Programs
and Services.

BUILDING AIR
CIRCULATION -
CLASSROOMS

In order to obtain the most effective
useof the air circulaiton system in
CLASSROOMS we would like to
remind faculty members of the follow-
ing conditions.

|. The air circulation system was
designed to function best “WITH
CLASSROOM DOORS CLOSED”.
Open doors are counter productive to
the system.

 

2. The switch with decal “switch on for
air conditioning” must be on to activate
the air circulation system.

When film and overhead projectors are
being used, it would be desirable to
leave on the special bank of lights.

Terry Leonard

RENEWAL OF SEMESTER
PARKING PASS

January Ist, 1987 spring semester
parking passes have to be renewed.

Make your cheque for $48.00 payable
to Imperial Parking Inc. and drop off at
the parking office located on PI
Parkade.

If it is the first time applying for a pass
please come to Physical Plant 4800
with proper |.D. and either Terry
Leonard or Fran Berg will sign your
application. If you are a student please
bring your copy of your paid-up regis-
tration form and current student card.

First time applicants must pay a
$10.00 deposit for a card which is
refundable when you turn it back into
Imperial Parking.

Terry Leonard

KEYING POLICY

Individuals signing out keys must
present their College identification
prior to receiving their key.

Faculty/staff if you leave the College or
change offices you MUST SIGN THE
KEY BACK TO PHYSICAL PLANT
FOR RE-ASSIGNMENT.

Requests for additional keys must
come by memo to Physical Plant 4800
after it has been approved by your
DIRECTOR OR CHAIRPERSON.

Terry Leonard

 

NEW LOCAL
PHONE NUMBER

Please note that my new local is 2301
effective immediately.

Tad Hosoi

IDENTITY CARDS

All College personnel must obtain an
identity card which is required for after
hours entry, purchasing a parking pass
and signing out materials from the
Library. Cards can be obtained from
Pat Thomasson or Lyn Servedio in
Logistical Services, who will update
your current card or explain how to
obtain one.

All full-time employees should have
their card validated as “permanent”.
Part-time employees will need to have
their cards re-validated each term. It is
important that sessional instructors do
this as the Library will NO LONGER
issue separate Library cards.

Virginia Chisholm/Terry Leonard

LIBRARY
ORIENTATION
PROGRAM

To All Faculty:

Our Fall Library Orientation Program
is now under way. All English and
Communications students will receive
an orientation in January and
February. Any student may come to
the Information Desk in the Library,
Monday to Friday at 1300 hours for a
tour.

Evening class students may come

Wednesday at 1800 hours, from Jan-
uary 14 to February 18.

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