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co-operative in name only,
and we’re not interested in
myths.’’

Howard said they have
until March, when both the
hospital and the programme
fiscal year ends, to find
alternative financing.

‘‘We are committed to
courses running in May and
June,’’ said Howard. ‘‘We
are going to be really busy
in May because we have to
arrange for the courses to
go into the college
calendar.’’

\ The possible alternative

for funding from the
hospital auxiliary was also

discussed at the board
meeting. Howard said that

would be ‘‘politically
unwise,’’ and would
encounter union opposition.

Another possible solution
to the problem is to have
more of the cost of the
courses go towards office
maintenance and to hire the
clerk typist as a part time
position.

The centre started six
years ago after two years of
talks between the Royal
Columbian and the College.
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hospital would supply a
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clerk typist and space and
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the programme.

Day, who was involved
in the inception of the
programme, said,‘‘We are
obviously going to do more
work with the Columbian in
the future, but it’s obvious
that at least this time it’s
not going to be in the form
of jointly funded long term
projects...what we are
doing, though, is working
hard to keep the notion of

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Telidon. This is Vancouver
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College will be having
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