April 8, 1980

ATTENTION STUDENTS:
Student Placement now
has information on the As-
sociation of Student Coun-
cil’s(A.O.S.C.) Student
Work Abroad Programmes
(S.W.A.P.). ;

If you are planning to
attend Douglas College as a
full-time student for the
1980 Summer semester you
may be eligible to work on
the Work-Study Program at
$4.50/hr. There will be 10
part-time positions avail-
able located on _ various
campuses. If you are inter-
ested in applying for these
positions you can call the
Financial Aid Office at 588-
4411, local 277 or Student
Placement at 521-4851, loc
269 for more information.

BARTENDER

A Pizza Parlour in Delta
requires a bartender to
work on weekends. Appli-
cants must be over 19 years
of age. Duties include wait-
ing on tables and serving
beer or wine.
Location: 120th St. in Delta.
Wage: Minimum wage’ to
start. ;
Hours: Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings. Ex-
act hours T BA.
Contact: Student Place-
ment at 521-4851, loc 269 in
NW for a referral.

RESTAURANT WORKER

A Vegetarian Restaurant
in Richmond requires a
person to work behind their
sandwich counter making
health-food sandwiches.
Prefer applicants who have
an interest in health-food.
Applicants must be clean
and well-groomed and able
to work with the general
public. Training will be pro-

STUDENT ASSISTANCE
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vided.
Location:
Richmond.
Hours: M-F, 11:30am-2:30
pm -
Hours:
2:30pm.
Wage: $3.00/hr
Contact: Student Place-
ment at 521-4851, loc 269 in
NW for a referral.
RETAINER/VANCOUVER
SUN NEWSPAPER

The Vancouver Sun
newspaper currently has an
opening for a person tc
deliver newspapers to resi-
dents in the New West-
minister area. A car is re-
quired for this position and
applicants must also pos-
sess a valid driver’s li-
cense. This is a part-time,
“‘on-call’’ position.
Location: NW
Hours: 3:30pm-6:00pm on
weekdays & 12:30-5:30pm
weekends. raat
Wage: $5.50/hr plus ex-
penses for car.
Contact: Student Place-
ment at 521-4851, loc 269 in
NW for a referral.

TEMPORARY
. VOLUNTEER WORK
The Grade 7 class of the

Stride Elementary School:
requires a Volunteer to ac-
company them along with
two Instructors on a three
day camping trip to Alice
Lake near Squamish. Food
and a tent will be supplied.
The Volunteer must  pro-
vide their own sleeping
bag, etc. The Volunteer will
be responsible for organiz-
ing some recreational activ-
ities for the children on the
trip.

Duration of Employment:
May 28, 29 & 30.

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e The Federal-Provincial Task Force on
Student Assistance is reviewing current
and proposed alternative programs for
post-secondary Canadian student
assistance related to a student’s financial

e written views are invited from the public.
These may deal with any or all aspects of

* student assistance including alternatives
for the continuation, modification or
replacement of existing policies and
programs of both federal and provincial

e further information can be obtained from: .
The Federal-Provincial Task Force on
Student Assistance, P.O. Box 2211, Postal
Station P, Toronto, Ontario, M5S 2T2;

¢ closing date for submissions to the Task
Force is June 1, 1980.

Secretary Secrétariat
of State

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The Other Press

Contact: Student Place-
ment at 521-4851, loc 269 in
NW for a referral.

ASSISTANT TO THE
BUILDING INSPECTOR
Applications are invited
for the position of Assistant
to the Building Inspector of
the Squamish-Lillooet Re-
gional District. This is a
part-time position for the
period of May 1st, 1980 to
August 31, 1980.
Applicants should be
able to deal with the public

_and building contractors

and have a good working
knowledge of Section 9 of
the National Building Code
1977.

A valid B.C. driver’s
licence is essential. The
person selected will be
required to make inspec-
tions of buildings under
construction within the Re-
gional District. The suc-
cessful applicant will live in
Lillooet, B.C.

Applicants. will be re-
quired to submit a Resume,
stating their qualifications,
experience and salary ex-

pected. Deadline for sub- i

mission of applications is

April 20, 1980. Duties to j

commence May 1, 1980.
For a referral please con-
tact the Student Placement

- Office at 521-4851, loc 269

in NW.

 

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Canadian University
Press will be launching
a national four-colour
campus magazine
(200,000 circulation) in
the fall of 1980, that will
be distributed through
member newspapers.

Please include a brief
resume, recent photo-
graph, present address
and telephone number,
with forwarding address
if applicable. Material
will be returned only if
accompanied by self-

addressed stamped
Writers, photographers envelope.
and illustrators are
invited to submit * Material
samples of their work, should
sketches, ideas and be sent
outlines for consider- to:
ation by the editorial
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