POSITION: S

serve gas station. LOCA-
TION: Surrey. -DUTIES:
Cashier, light clean-

up. WAGES: $4.50 per hr.
HOURS OF WORK: 4 shifts
per week, Fri., Sat. and
Sunday evenings. CONT-
act: Student Placement Of-
fice New West. 521-4851,
local 240.

POSITION: Two people to
help in nursery. LOCA
TION: Richmond Raquet
ball court. QUALIFICAG
TIONS: would prefer a stu-
dent. WAGES: $4.25 per hr
to start. HOURS OF
WORK: 9-12p.m. Mon to
Fri. contact; Student Place-

ment New West. 521-4851
local 240.
POSITION: Receptionist.

LOCATION: Richmond Ra-
quet ball court. QUALIFI-
CATIONS: would prefer a
student. WAGES: $4.25 per
hr to start. HOURS OF

WORK: Fri and Sat nights.
CONTACT: Student Place-
ment New West. 521-4851,
local 240.

taff for self FOUND: + KEYS ON KEY

TAB (Ford) Thursday, Sep-
tember 10, 1981 1900 hours,
McBride site cafeteria.
Phone 522-6038 or request
at Student Society (McBride
site)

POSITION; Dispatcher.LO —
CATION: Richmond. QUA-
LIFICATIONS: Will train,

own transportation needed..

WAGES: $4.50 per hour.
HOURS OF WORK: Mon -
Fri, 3:30-7:30 .CONTACT:
Student Placement Office
New West. 521-4851, local
240.

POSITION: Sales clerk. LO-
CATION: Surrey. QUALI-
FICATIONS: Someone out-
going, well groomed, retail
experience would be a help.
WAGES: $4.50 per hour.
HOURS OF WORK: 16 hrs.
min. Thursday. , friday and

min. Thurs.,Fri. nights,
and Saturdays.CONTACT:
Student Placement Office
New West. 521-4851. local
240.

 

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STUDENT PLACEMENT
NOTICES

Position:. Bookstore Assis-
tant. LOCATION: Langley.
DUTIES: BOOKSTORE

CLERKING* POST OFFICE
CUSTOMERS* GENERAL
DUTIES. Qualifications;
knowledge of books and
authors helpful. WAGES:
$4.50 per hour. HOURS OF
WORK: flexible, part time

now, full-time at  Christ-
mas.CONTACT: Student
Placement Office New

West. 521-4851, Local 240.

POSITION: Student Assist-
ant for reading and study
skills. LOCATION: Surrey.
DUTIES: work with the in-
structor. QUALIFICA-
TIONS: must be attending
the college. WAGES: stu-
dent assistant rate. HOURS
OF WORK: flexible. CON-
TACT: Student Placement
Office New West, 521-4851,
local 240.

 
  

 

 
 
 
  

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“POSITION: Volunteer co—

ordinator. LOCATION:
Langley. DUTIES: recruit
volunteers and set up

programs for mentally
nandicapped people.
QUALIFICATIONS: exper —
1ence in mental health

setting, must have a veh—
icle. WAGES: $1300. per
month. HOURS OF WORK:
unspecified. ' CONTACT:
Student Placement Office
521— 4851, Local 240.
POSITION: Student
assistant for adult basic
education. LOCATION:
Surrey. QUALIFICATIONS:
must attend the college.
WAGES: student assistant
rate. HOURS OF WORK:
flexible. CONTACT:
Student Placement Offices
New West. 521—4851, local
240.

events

Friday, September 18th,
Moody Park, New West-
minster ‘‘Women Take Back
The Night,’’ protest march
to symbolise every woman's
and child’s right to safety in
their community. Sponsored
by Family and friends of the
murdered and missing chil-
dren; K.I.D.S. (Kids In Dis-
ess situations); Canadian
[Association of Sexual As-
ault Centres;’ and B.C.
Federation of Women. THIS
EVENT IS FOR WOMEN
[AND CHILDREN ONLY.
Call RAPE RELIEF at 872-
8212 for info.

RIDGE THEATRE Rocky
Horror returns. Friday,
September 18, 1200 Hrs.
Saturday September 19 1200
Hrs.
Admission $5.
Cutters Way; August 27,
30. Time 7:30.

VANCOUVER PLAYHOUSE
The Sea Gull. September
12-October 10.

SAVOY- September 17-20,
Return of the Dragon: Time
7:30. Superdragon, 9:15.
September 19 Midnite- Rust
Never Sleeps:

September 21-23 Lord of the
Flies-7:30. Skip Tracer-9:15.
September 24-27- Outland-
7:30, The Shining- 9:45.
September 26 Midnight-
Eraserhead- 12;30.

International Tiddlewinks
contest held in the intersec-
tion of 6th and 6th in
uptown New Westminster.
Survivors disqualified.

PUB NIGHT Friday, Sep-
tember 25, 1981. 1800 - 2400
Hours. McBride site cafe-
teria. Featuring ‘‘live’’ ent-

lertainment. Note: one guest

per student only. Sponsored
by Douglas College Student
Society.

CENTRE*

17,

September

           

POSITION: to

clea
training equipment. LOC

ATION: Royal Columbian
Douglas Education Centre
QUALIFICATIONS: training

provided. [would
training is
extensive.] WAGES: $4.50
per hour. HOURS OF
WORK: flexible, 4— 6 hourg
per week, A.S.A.P
CONTACT: Student Place —
ment Offices, New West.
{ dont’t feel like oypian
che number again

Parallel Parking contest in
uptown New Westminster
during peak rush hour time.
Extra points if you. tie-up
traffic for more than three
blocks.

This is to officially notify all
DOUGLAS COLLEGE STU-
DENTS of upcoming STU-
DENT SOCIETY ELEC-
TIONS. The elelctions are
being held for the positions
ofCAMPUS REPRESENTA-
TIVES forAGNES STREET
TRE* COQUITLAM
SITE* MAPLE RIDGE
SITE* and for MCBRIDE
SITE. By-elections are also
being held at this time for
the vacant Executive posi-
tions on the MULTI CAM-
PUS COUNCIL . ofVIGE-
PRESIDENT and _ for
CHAIRPERSONS on the
MCBRIDE SITE.
Candidates must be regis-

tered students at Douglas]

College, taking at least 1
(one) Credit Course, and
have paid their fees in full.
A Candidate must be nomi-
nated by not less than five
(5) members in good stand-
ing (registered in at least
one (1) Credit Course at
Douglas College).
NOMINATION papers shall]
contain the NAME and
STUDENT NUMBER of the
member nominated, along
with the OFFICE for which
the member is nominated.
CAMPAIGNING may com ,,
mence TUESDAY* SEPT;
EMBER 15*1981, as long as

 

the proper niminations pa-
pers have been filed and
recieved in the main bus-
iness: office on the New
Westminster McBride Site
of Douglas College.

BADMINTON ANYONE??
Students, Faculty and Staff.
are welcome to come out
Wednesday 7-9 p.m. at

Winslow Campus. Anyone
interested please contact

Bill Reed — Chemistry, New
Westminster - local 265 or
Yvonne Mostert - Local 264
New Westminster. _ J