THE MAD HATTER
A Douglas College Newsletter
published weekly during the spring
and fall semesters, bi-monthly in
- the summer semester
. by .
Douglas College Technical
and Vocational Institute
P.O. Box 2503, New Westminster,B.C.
Editor: Judie "Steeves, Surrey campus
Telephone: 588- 4411, loc. 283

 

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PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT. =

EFfective immediately the following position
in the Céllege is available.
Position: Bookstore Clerk - Surrey
Classification: Bookstore Clerk II
Salary: $882.00 - $996.00

The Job Description for this position is
posted on all Staff Notice Boards.

If no applicants fully meet the Pre-requisites, 3

appointment may be made at a lower classifi-
cation level.

In keeping with our policy of filling
vacancies fram withdén 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
13 October 1976. Quote position Title
used in this advertisement.

L. C. Laurie
Supervisor of Personnel Administration

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Contact: Eugene @ 271-5215 «+ s
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Fantasy Becomes Reality : t

On September 30, 1976 Douglas College ,
and the Royal Columbian Hospital an-
nounced the official opening of the
Royal Columbian/Douglas Education

Centre. ®

The centre will offer educational
programs for health workers and
health consumers (the public) in the
following communities: Burnaby;
Coquitlam; Delta; Langley; Maple
Ridge; New Westminster; Port
Cequitlam; Port Moody; Richmond;
Surrey; and White Rock. It will
also coordinate the use of Royal
Columbian Hospital clinical
facilities by health professional
students such as the basic nursing
students.

The centre is the result of a two
year cooperative effort on the

part of the hospital and the college.
The centre has its own board of di-
rectors and will function as an
autonomous organization.

Mrs. ebiEhey MacDonald, member of
R.C.H."s board of directors, has
been electéd as chairperson of the i)
centre' s hoard. The other board
members are: Ms. Barbara Racine,
Assistant Executive Director,
Nursing Practice, R.C.H., Dr.
Sheilah Thompson, Director of
Health Services Division, D.C.;
and Dr. Wendy Fidgeon from the
college council.

The centre will be staffed. by
Kathie Clark, Community Consul-
tant, who has been seconded to

the centre on a full-time basis,

as well as Betty Archer and Sadie
Redline who have been seconded from
R.C.H. on a half-time basis. The
centre will operate out of offices
in the R.C.H. School of Nursing at
260 Sherbrooke Street. It will have
access to space and facilities in the
school.

For more information, you are in-
vited to attend an OPEN HOUSE AND
RECEPTION on THURSDAY OCTOBER 28, 1976
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the R.C.H
School of Nursing Lounge, 260 Sher-
brooke Street.

OPEN HOUSE AND RECEPTION !!!