EMPLOYMENT
FROM: Supervisor of Personnel Administration

 

RE: Vacancy - Temp. Position of Audio-visual
: Library Clerk

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Effective 15 April 1976 the following position
in the College will be available.

Audio-visual Library Clerk
Classification: Library Clerk III
Salary: $795.00 (Eff. 15 April - $882)

Position:

N.B. This is a temporary position for the

period of 15 April - 30 September 1976,

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

If no applicants fully meet the Pre-requisites,

appointment may be made at a lower classificationg : 2m
¥ faculty co-ordinator of competition:

R Doug Nicol, N315. e

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 being considered for
this position.

If you wish to apply for this position, you

should advise the Supervisor of Personnel
Administration in writing by 12 March 1976.

Quote Positign Title d in this advertisement.
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isor of Personnel Administration

 

Medicine Hat College, Medicine Hat,
Alberta, requires an Audio-Visual
Technician. Duties: Responsible
for student orientations, A-V prod-
uction, distribution of equipment
for classes, repair of equipment,
and other duties as assigned.
Responsible to the Director of the
LRC. Background: A-V Technician
diploma. Experience preferred.
Starting salary: $1,000. Appoint-
ment: May 1, 1976 or as arranged.

Initially this is a 16-month appoint-

ment. Apply before March 15 to:
Peter Colebrook, Director
Learning Resource Centre
Medicine Hat College
Medicine Hat, Alberta
527-7141

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g ART AWARD

2 The geographers at Douglas College ~°

R are pleased to announce that they have
P established an annual fine art compet-
2 ition.
P purchased for $150 and permanently

g displayed in one of the geography labs.

The winning selection to be

P Any form of LANDSCAPE ART will be elig-
R ible, e.g. drawing, painting, batik,

y weaving,
y Any student currently enrolled at
» Douglas College is eligible.

sculpture, photography, etc..

Fntries to be submitted by April 13,
> 1976.
» displayed in the college for one week.

All entries to be publicly

Award winner to be announced April 23,

b 1976.

Further details and entry forms avail-
B able from the Social Sciences secretary

Surrey Campus, Room 602, or from

 

WANTED

If you have worn and/or torn
bed-linen which you no longer want,
I would appreciate your sending it.
to me at Richmond Campus.
use it only if it is at least
85% cotton)..

(I can

Thank you.
Valerie MacBean

 

EVENTS
POETRY READING:
DALE ZIZROTH

The poet Dale Zieroth will be
reading from his works Monday, Mar.
22, room 701, Surrey campus, at 2:00.

Dale Zieroth was born and raised
on the prairies and now works as a
park naturalist in Kootenay National
Park. His poetry reflects this in-
terest in the natural world, and his
first volume of poetry, Clearing, was
acclaimed for its clarity and precise
use of Jansuage. .

Everyone is welcome to attend.