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Bookkeeper in Coquitlam.

Qualifications: computer and bookkeeping
experience required. (IBM - H.E.)
8:30-4:30, 7 hour day. This is a permanent
position for S months, and could possibly
lead to continuous full-time.

Salary: negotiable depending on exper-
ience.

For a referral contact the Student Place-
ment Office, room 2710. #333

Telemarketing position in New Westmin-
ster for enthusiastic individuals.

Salary: hourly wage plus commission.
Hours: both full-time and part-time posit-
ions available.

For a referral contact the Student Place-
ment Office (room 2710). #332

Qualified coaches.are needed to instruct in
the Spring and Summer Tennis Program
offered by a local Parks and Recreation
Commission.

Qualifications: completed Level One with
one year’s teaching experience, or Level
Two. Instructors must have access to and
automobile.

Salary: $12.00/hour

Hours: programs operate during morning,
afternoon and evening sessions throughout
the Municipality.

Resumes should be forwarded to the
employer. For the address and more infor-
mation, please see the Student Placement
Office (room 2710). #328

Relief Care Worker for a crisis home for
- 2-3 teenagers. Must be there on weekends

to reinforce rules, prepare meals and to

make decisions. Includes food and the

option to sleep overnight is open.

Qualifications: some type of related exper-

jence is preferred.

Location: Maillardville

Hours: work two weekends a month.

Twelve hour shifts.

Salary: $275.00/month

Start: Late February

For a referral, contact the Student Place-

ment Office (room 2710). #329

/Instructor in Chetwynd, B.C.
Qualifications: N.L.S., R.L.S.S, Instructor,
Red Cross Instructor, C.P.R.

(Awards must be photocopied and sent
with resume.) Need experience in teaching
parent-tots, preschool, adult lessons, and
aquacise. Must be willing to work shifts
and weekends. Advertising skills are a
bonus.

Term of appointment: May 7th - August
31st, 1986

Salary: $8.75/hour, 40 hours a week
Application Deadline: resumes/applica-
tions must be received by the employer no
later than March 31, 1986

For the address contact the Student Place-
ment Office (room 2710). #334

A local racquetball club is looking for
approximately 10 people for outside sales/
soliciting [coupon sales[.

Qualifications: enthusiastic and energetic
Hours: flexible, part-time

Salary: commission, plus bonuses

Start: immediately

For a referral, contact the Student Place-
ment Office (rooni 2710). #339

Assistant Manager at Wendy’s in the
Lower Mainland. Background in Business
would be helpful. Graduates of a business
program are preferred but Wendy’s will
consider work experience and training.
The Assistand Manager is involved in
every aspect of the operation: Personnel,
Financial, Quality controls and systems,
Marketing, Purchasing and maintenance.

Salary: $1,100-$1,250/month for a 10 week

@eisici period. Assistand Manager -

19,000/year to start with salary reviews
every six months.
Applicants should submit a resume to the
Student Placement Office (room 2710) by
March 7. 1986.

Resident Counsellor, working in a resi-
dence for five mentally handicapped
adults. Client personal care routines, some
minimal housekeeping, planning and
carrying out of recreational programs,
training programs, discussing medications
and report writing.

Qualifications: experience working with
mentally handicapped adults requires.
Psychology, or Human Service Worker
students preferred.

Location: North Vancouver

Salary: $6.65/hour. Benefits include: Den-
tal, Medical, Extended Health Care and
Long Term Disability. 5

Hours: 25 hours per week. Monday to.

Friday 5-10 p.m.
For a referral contact the Student Place-

Day Program Worker, working in a resi-
dence for S mentally hadicapped adults.
Some client personal care routines, dis-
pencing of medications, working one to
one in a workshop setting, carry out train-
ing programs, and write daily reports.
Qualifications: experience working with
mentally handicapped adults required.
Human Service Worker Program students
preferred.

Location: North Vancouver

Hours: 25 hours a week. Monday to Friday
8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Salary: !6.65/hour

Start: beginning of March

For a referral, contact the Student Place-
ment Office (room 2710). #331

Babysitter needed in the Point Grey, Alma
area. Must own or have access to a car.
Living in the Point Grey, Alma area would
be an asset.

Salary: negotiable

Hours: weekends

For a referral contact the Student Place-
ment Office (room 2710). #335

A Port Coquitlam Chartered Accounting
firm is looking for a full-time Accounting
Clerk. This is a starting level position for
Accounting students who are wanting to
gain experience. The employer is looking
for someone who is wanting to pursue a
career in Accounting. Typing skills are
also required.

Hours: full-time 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. or
9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Salary: negotiable, depending on exper-
ience

Stary: early in March

The employer wants interested applicants
to apply in writing with a resume attached.
For the address, contact the Student
Placement Office (room 2710). #336

Office Clerk needed for a Vancouver ladies
fashion wholesaler.

Qualifications: non-smoker, good typing
skills, must be able to draft a business
letter, and have an interest in fashion.
Office Administration students are prefer-

» red.

Location: Vancouver

Salary: starting hourly wage is approx-
imately $5.00-$6.00/hour,. with and in-
crease in 3 months.

Hours: part-time for the next 2 months,
then full-time 9-5, Monday to Friday. The
office is closed on Saturday and Sunday.
For a referral please contact the Student
Placement Office (room 2710). #337

Delivery Person for Suzie’s Wok. Must
provide own car. $3.65/hour plus S percent
on delivery orders, plus tips.

Hours: evenings 6-11 p.m.

Call 520-6530

Child Care for 2 boys in the New West-
minster area. Must have an interest in
children.

Hours: Tues., 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Wed.,
3:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.; Thurs., 3:00 p.m. -
8:00 p.m.; Fri., 3:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.; Sat.,
9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

Salary: negotiable

For a referral, please contact the Student
Placement Office (room 2710). #336

TYPING SERVICES
$1.00 per standard page with minimum
$5.00, $1.50 on evening/weekend job.
Phone 273-7981. :

VOLUNTEER INFORMATION
For students interested in volunteering,
there is information available on the
Student Placement Board (room 2710).

Big Sisters of B.C. Lower Mainland is a
lay-counselling service which provides 1-1
relationships for girls between 7 and 17,
who need special attention. We look for
women, aged 20-40 who are prepared to
commit 5 hours a week for at least a year,
and to attend monthly support groups. The
work is both challenging and rewarding in
terms of personal growth and enrichment.
A program of small group activity supple-
ments the 1-1 relationship.

Make a difference...Be a friend

Enquires welcomed at 873-4525

Address: 4512 Main Street, Vancouver,
vSv 3r5

Bookkeeper to help Burnaby wildlife or-
ganization. Volunteer should have book-
keeping or accounting experience and own
transportation.

For more details, please contact the
B by Volunteer Centr 04.5533

Teaching Assistant to aid visually impaired
adults in mobility techniques. Volunteer
should be mature and have some teaching
or social work experience. For more
details, contact the Burnaby Volunteer
Centre at 294-5533.

Office Assistant to aid children’s support
organization in Burnaby. Volunteer should
possess office and writing skills, research
ability, or parenting experience.

For more details, please contact the
Burnaby Volunteer Centre at 294-5533.

ANNOUNCEMENT

Canadian Centennial Coin

The Port Moody Station Museum, 2734
Murray Street, Port Moody, now has for
sale a selection of the 1986 Canadian
Centennial Silver Dollars. These coins,
which show the Canadian Pacific’s engine
#371, commemorate Both the centennials
of the arrival of Canada’s first scheduled
transcontinental passenger train at the
Pacific terminus, Port Moody, July 4, 1886
at 12:01 noon and the incorporation of the
City of Vancouver, also in 1886.

This silver dollar is the 21st in the

Canadian Commemorative series. The de-’

sign of engine #371, which pulled that first
official C.P.R. train into the terminus, is
by artist Elliot John Morrison.

All proceeds from the sale of these coins at
the museum goes towards the operation of
the Port Moody Station Museum, School
District #43’s 1907 Canadian Pacific Rail-
way station. Please call the museum office,
939-1648 for details.

“GROUP ADVISING SESSIONS
March 3 - 7, 1986

All sessions start promptly at time
advertised and are approximately 1%-
hours in length. Sessions’ are free, pre
registration is not required. All session
are held at the New Westminster Campus
unless stated otherwise.

Adult Basic Ed.
Technology Fundamentals
College Prep/Gr. 12
completion or equivalency

Mon., March <
10:00 a.m
Room 171]

Georgin:

ist Year Arts - U.T. Wed., March 5

including major requirements 8:30 a.m.
and Bachelor of Social Work room 2214

Amanda
Office Administration Thurs., March 6
Certificate Programs 10:00 a.m.
and Office systems and room 4247
Records Diploma Program Linda

Early Childhood Thurs., March 6
Education Program 2:00 p.m.
Home Support room 2804
Worker Program Linda
Criminology Fri., March 7
Certificate, Diploma 8:30 a.m.
and University room 1717
transfer Georgina
Business Management Fri., March 7
Career Programs 10:00 a.m.
Certificate and room 2214
Diploma Amanda °
Therapeutic Rec. Tech. Fri., March 7
Program & Human Service 2:00 p.m. ,
Worker Mental Retardation room 2804
Full & Part-time Amanda

March 10 - 14, 1986

Nursing Programs Mon., March 10
LTCA, RPN ; 10:00 a.m.
RN (BASIC) room 1711

Georgina
1st Year Science -U.T. Tues., March 11
including major and 8:30 a.m.
pre-entry requirements room 1717

Lorraine

Therapeutic Rec. Tech. Wed., March 12

Program & Human 8:30 a.m.
Service Worker - Mental room 2214
Retardation full & part-time Amanda

Commerce and Business Wed., March 12

University Transfer 10:00 a.m.
room 1711
Linda
Business Management _ Wed., March 12
Career Programs 2:00 p.m.
Certificate & Diploma room 2223
Lorraine
Child Care Counsellor Thurs., March 13
Program & Community 10:00 a.m.
Social Service Worker room 4247
Program Linda
Office Administration Thurs., March 14
Certificate Programs & 5:00 p.m.
Office Systems and Records room 2802
Diploma Program Lorraine
Early Childhood Fri., March 14
Education Program and 2:00 p.m.
Home Support room 2804
Worker Program Amanda

 

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