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DOUGLAS COLLEGE LIBRARY

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SUMMER YOUTH REFERRAL SERVICE

 

For your information, the Ministry of Labour will be recruiting Douglas
College students for its 1980 Provincial Youth Referral Service Program.
The Ministry will be sending out representatives to each of the following:

Surrey Campus cafeteria: Monday, February 11, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

 

 

 

New Westminster cafeteria: Tuesday, February 12, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Coquitlam cafeteria: Thursday, February 14, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Richmond Student Lounge: Tuesday, February 19, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

 

The representatives will be available to assist students with completing
their applications for summer employment with the Youth Referral Service.
I will be making arrangements with the Student Society for a table and
chairs to be set up for these people. All the advertising will be taken
care of by the Ministry of Labour. If you have any questions please
call Student Placement at Loc. 269 in NW.

~.e.-.e-LOrraine Jones

A..A. MEETING

Closed A.A. meeting, Big Book Group Discussion, Room 107, Coquitlam
(Winslow) Campus, Mondays, 11:45 - 12:45. Contact: Nora Minogue, 939-6611.

MAILING INSTRUCTIONS

 

For the purposes of intercampus mail Langley campus will be referred to
as "Old" Langley and "New" Langley.

PLEASE HELP

A LITTLE BOY
A little boy in the Surrey area relies on a kidney machine. The
cost to use the machine is rather expensive but through various
charitable organizations, it is possible for him to receive twenty

free minutes on the machine for every 100 empty cigarette packages
that can be turned in.

Please call Liz Glass, Surrey Campus, for pick-up. Phone #591-6662.
Thanks for your help!

eels g Glass

U.B.C. 1980 SHORT COURSE

 

The Administration of Post-Secondary Institutions, a non-credit short
course, is offered each spring by UBC's Centre for the Study of Admin-
istration in Education in conjunction with the credit course, Education
559 The Administration of Post-Secondary Institutions. To facilitate
participation of persons from areas outside of the Lower Mainland area,
the Short course is in two concentrated segments, separated by a 5-week
interval. Part One: Current Issues and Developments in B.C., Thurs.,
Feb. 14 0900-1700 hr. and Fri., Feb. 15 0900-1600 hr. at Delta's River

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