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Consumer and Job Preparation for Adults
with Special Needs’

The program, Consumer apéJob Preparation
for Adults with Spe¢ial Needs, offers
‘training on an individual and small group
basis. _ Programming covers diverse areas
such aS social skills, human awareness

job behaviours. ‘The involvement of
the college camunity in the programs is
an important factor.

One particular program teaches work
skills and behaviours using simulated
work. In order to provide more realis-
tic training, we would like to identify
work which could be done on the campus,
This should be non-recurring work which
is not bargaining unit work, such as the
recent packing and unpacking.

If you have any ideas, please call
Bonnie Boehm, local 4208. All sugges-
tions will be cleared with administra-
tion and union.

Classroom Furniture
_ All available tables are required to

 

Attention all Faculty!!

Graduation

Graduation applications for the May 12,
1983 graduation ceremonies must be in
the Office of the Registrar (Roam 4600C)
no later than February 4, 1983.

Please inform prospective graduates.
For those programs of which first aid
is a graduation requirement, a first
aid certificate must be handed in with
the graduation application.

Thank you for your co-operation.

 

Parking Notice!! :

All two hour parking zones surrounding the
college will be strictly enforced by mun-
icipal bylaw officers. The bylaw enforcer
warns that there will be a $10 fine for
violators. It has also been brought to
our attention that people parking in

 

private driveways will be towed away.

 

equip standard bookable classrooms to.
a standard of 40 student stations in
all larger classrooms and 25 in all
smaller classroams.

Tables are being removed from all areas
not officially scaled for tables under
the equipment and furniture program. It
is realized that this may cause

some inconvenience but it is, for the
moment, unavoidable.

Laboratory areas and other non-standard
instructional areas will be equipped at
a later date.

Please co-operate with your associates

in maintaining standard student stations
in all bookable classrooms. If re-
arrangement of classrooms is necessary

to meet a particular requirement, the roan
should be returned to standard config-
uration upon completion of the class.

Thank you for your co-operation.
ken McCoy

 

Canada West Chamber Players Present:

On January 23, at 2000 hours, Elmer Gill,
jazz pianist and vibraphonist, will be
presented in recital at the Peace Portal
Alliance Church, (corner of 152nd Street
and King George Highway, White Rock).

This recital is the first in a series of
four to be presented by the Canada West
Chamber Players Society. The series will
also include Robert Silverman on February
19, Touch of Brass, on March 4, and the
Canada West Chamber Orchestra, conducted
by Bruce Dunn, on April 15.

 

 

The Elmer Gill and Robert Silverman per-
farmances carry an individual ticket price
of $5 and $3 (QAP and students). ‘The two