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Elfective November 3, 1986, Carol
Leyland will be at local 4231.

Error in last name - should read -
Murray, Judy local 4200 not Murphy
Judy.

CANADIAN JOBS STRATEGY

| am happy to announce that we have
successfully negotiated and signed a
contract with the Government of
Canada under the Canadian Jobs
Strategy - Job Development Training
Program in the amount of $72,055 to
provide employment and training for
four people.

lhe trainees once hired will study and
work within the context of the Basic
Occupational Education program in
order to assist adults with special
learning needs to gain competitive
employment status in society.

| acknowledge with appreciation, the
assistance of Randi Duke in the nego-
tiations.

Jean Campbell has done the lion's
share of the work on the development
of this project over the last several
months. Jean deserves a great deal of
credit for her initiative and for her
perseverance in seeing the project
through to the funded stage. She will
remain the contact person for the en-
tire project which runs through
September 18, 1987.

Don McEachern

CONGRATULATIONS TIM!

| am happy to announce that Tim Frick
(Physical Education/Recreation) has

successfully coripleted the
requirements for the instructor's
Diploma - Special Education -

Academic Life Skills and Vocational
Preparation - Post-Secondary.
Congratulations Tim.

Don McEachern

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ACCREDITATION
RECEIVED

STATUS

The Canadian Dental Association has
awarded full accreditation status to the
Dental Assisting Program for five
years. We now have the credential
framed and hanging in our dental
clinic (Room 2660). Please contact
Margaret Meagher for a tlook-see’.

The accreditation means that our
graduates are able to work anywhere
in Canada. It also means that our train-
ing program more than meets all
criteria established by the national
organization.

Don McEachern

WOMEN’S ADVOCACY GROUP

The meeting time for the Douglas
College Women's Advocacy Group
has been changed from 1615 hours to
1645 hours. Location remains the
same.

Douglas College Women's Advocacy
Group (WAG)

TO ALL FACULTY
1987/88 EDUCATIONAL LEAVE

Faculty planning to request Educa-
tional Leave for the 1987/88 fiscal year
must make application in writing by
December 1, 1986. Applications are
available from your Department Field-
base, and should be forwarded to the
undersigned.

Gordon Gilgan
Administrator Responsible

FOR SALE
1976 Olds Cutlass Supreme
Good condition, low mileage
Call 461-3792 after 6:00 P.M.

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VISITING ADMINISTRATOR
FROM CHINA

Mr. Hui, Dean of the English Department,
Xi'an Foreign Languages Institute,
Xi'an People's Republic of China, will
be visiting Douglas College for the

| months of November and December.

Mr. Hui is prepared to make presentations
as a guest speaker in classes on topics
such as Chinese government, modern
China, etc.

If you would like to arrange a time
with him please contact Gordon Gilgan.

Gordon Gilgan,
Dean, Academic Division

EARLY BIRD FITNESS CLASSES

Start the day on the right foot (or
left). Monday, Wednesday & Friday
- 0710 - 0745 hours.

Slow & EEEZY classes.
- 1210 - 1240 hours. Starting the
week of November 3rd. Get tickets
from Chris Johnson or Betty Lou Hayes.

Tuesday & Thursday

FIRST EVER GRAND ANNUAL
PARKING SPACE RAFFLE

Keep your eyes open for one or more
of the United Way's 2000 First Ever
Grand Annual Parking Space Raffle
tickets. For a $2 gambit you could
be the winner of the only reserved
parking space on campus. Support the
United Way and buy a ticket. Tickets

will be sold in the Student Society
Office the week of November 3rd thru
7th.

VALUE CHEQUES ARE BACK!

Over $400 worth of savings. Only $7.
Pick one up from: any member of the
Women's Basketball Team; Office 2839
(Richard Norman); at practice times
in the Gym - Monday 2000 2200 hours,
Tuesday - 1800 - 2200 hours, Wednesday
& Thursday - 1600 - 1800 hours. Suppor

Douglas College Women's Basketball. i)

Richard Norman