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TO: All Employees

FROM: Supervisor of Personnel Administratlon

eet Vacancy - Personnel Clerk

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Effective 17 March 1975 the following position
in the College will be available.

Personnel Clerk
Classification: Steno !11
Salary: $620.00 per month

The job description for this position is posted
on all Staff Notice Boards.

Position:

If no applicants fully meet the Pre-requisites,
appointment may be made at a lower classifi-
cation level.

In keeping with our policy of filling vacancies
from within our staff whenever possible, we

Invite applications from all qualified employees §

who are Interested In belng considered for this
position.

If you wish to apply for this position, you
should advise the Supervisor of Personnel
Admintstration In writing by 4 March 1975.

Quote Position Title used In this advertisement. §

L. C. Laurie
Supervisor of Personnel Administration

 

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Richmond

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DOUGLAS MEN'S BADMINTON PAIR, BEITEL
AND JOHNSON, EARN BERTH TO SASKATOON
FOR WESTERN COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Congratulations to Bob Johnson and
Terry Beitel! In Totem Conference
Championship play at Windsor Se
North Vancouver, Saturday February 21,
Bob and Terry showed what skill and
dedication can do, beating out Totem
Conference rivals in Men's Doubles
play, thereby gaining a place mm the
B.C. team that travels to the Western
Junior College Championships slated
for Saskatoon, March 7th and 8th.

Bob and Terry set their sights on

seins Sina the a of the season
were t as elated as they were

deserving when they won.

In their final match against Johnston

and Landers of Vancouver Commmity Bob
and Terry were down 11-6 in the first

game. Then they tightened up and won

The second and final game was

: comparative breeze at 15-6 in their

‘avour.

Carswell and Riordan of BCIT racked
up scores of 9-15 and 12-15 against
them, but didn't appear to threaten.

In other categories as well, the Doug-
las Team made their best showing to
date. Ann Bain placed second to Robin
Jaffary of Vancouver Conmunity in the
Final of the Women's Singles. Marion
Boots and Beverley Green came close,
close, close in Women's Doubles, in
losing 15-11; 11-15; 12-15 to Evans
and Barnett of Vancouver Canmmity.
And, in that last game they were down
5-13!

In Mixed Doubles ,Ray Branson and Sandy
Gibson placed third to Kroot and Park-
er of BCIT, and Rencher and Kilner of
vec. They were well within range, as
their scores against BCIT indicate:
11-15; 17-15; 8-15!

It was an excellent showing for Doug.
las, and'75-76 looks even brighter!

= Robin Ryan -