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VOLUME I : NUMBER 4 : DECEMBER 02, 1983

RED CROSS BLOOD DONOR CLINIC
The Blood Donor Clinic last Monday attracted 170 donors and resulted

in the collection of 144 pints of blood. This is a little shy of
the last clinic which generated 187 pints, but is still a good
showing for this time of year.
Special congratulations are in order for George Clark, Building
Services Manager, who marked his landmark 50th donation with his
contribution last Monday!

CHRISTMAS PARTY TICKETS
This is the last week to purchase tickets for the 1983 VVI Christmas
Bash on Friday the 16th I Tickets are $10.00 each and include a
buffet dinner and dancing! Remember that spouses, boyfriends and
girlfriends are invited too, and ticket numbers are limited, so
don't delay -- get your tickets now from Charise or Delphia in

Registration Services!!

C.E.I.C. PLACEMENT OFFICE
Yvonne Holmes, the C.E.I.C. Placement Officer on campus, has been
seconded to coordinate training for the new computer system being
established by the Canada Employment and Immigration Commission.
The project is six months long, meaning that Yvonne will be back in

June, and until then Stan Botter will be filling the shoes of
Placement Officer as of Monday, December 5th.
The Placement Office is located near the main Pender^Street Entrance
and is open between 09:00 and 16:00 Monday through Friday.

YH

rancouverVocational Institute

COPYRIGHT PROCEDURES
December 1, 1983

PROCEDURE FOR USE OF COPYRIGHT MATERIALS
AT VCC/VANCOUVER VOCATIONAL INSTITUTE

1.0 All "Requests For Printing" which involve copyrighted material
must be forwarded to and approved by the Dean of Instruction

(or his delegate).
2.0 The originator of the request must go to the V.V.I. Library to
determine if a copyright release has been obtained (please ask
for Librarian).
3.0 If the copyright release is on file in the V.V.I. Library,

notice of this release will be given to the originator by the
Librarian. The originator will attach the release to the
"Request For Printing". All documents must then be forwarded
to the Dean of Instruction (or his delegate). Once approved,
the documents are forwarded to the Printing Department by the
Dean (or his delegate).
4.0 If the copyright release is not on file in the V.V.I. Library,
the following procedure will occur:
4.1 The originator will request the Librarian to acquire the
permissions to reproduce the copyrighted materials from
the publisher.
4.2 The "originator" will then send the "request for
printing" and all attached documents to the Dean of

Instruction (or his delegate) for immediate adjudication.
NOTE
5.0 Copyright clearance is not required for texts of less than 250
words. Thus, the originator can by-pass the V.V.I. Library

and go directly to the Dean of Instruction (or his delegate)
for approval.
.0 Where copyright clearance is necessary and permission for
reproduction has not been received, a maximum of 5 copies can
still be reproduced and placed in the V.V.I. Library's reserve

section for the class while the Librarian is attempting to
acquire copyright release. The Dean of Instruction's
authorization is not needed for this procedure.

.0 Unless the copyright holder states the specific words with
which the College must acknowledge credit, the originator
shall use the standard: "reproduced courtesy of (name),
(place)".

MEL

VIA GENERAL MEETING
The Vocational

Instructor 's

Association

has scheduled a

general

meeting of the membership on Monday, 1983 December 05, at 13:45 in
the King Edward Campus Hall.
Please adjust

your instructional schedules to allow

everyone's

attendance.

HWR
VCC Educational Foundation
Mr. John Pearkes, College Board Member, reported at the last College
Board meeting, that the VCC Foundation Development Advisory
Committee has met and established some guidelines of operation. The
Foundation has been incorporated under the Societies Act, and
application has been made to become registered under the Canada
Revenue Act as a charitable organization.
To date, the focus of the Foundation
influential people to its ranks.
The Board
employees ,
Authority.

indicated

Board has been to attract

consists of four College Board members, two College
and Mr. Robert Bonner from the B.C. Hydro and Power
The following individuals from the private sector have
their willingness to serve on the VCC Educational

Foundation Board:- Mr. Tom Simons - H. A. Simons
Dennis Stead - Peat Marwick & Mitchell
Howard Carter - Carter Pontiac Buick
Len Wright - Pemberton Securities
Mallory Smith - McGavin Foods.

HWR
PARKING THEFTS
Automobile theft is a major problem and the management at
lot at Cambie and Pender, where several VVI staff and

the DPC
faculty
members park their cars, have addressed a letter to all monthly
parkers requesting that they lock valuables out of sight in the
trunks of their vehicles. Leaving valuables in the plain view of

passersby is inviting trouble!! For items not easily locked away
such as expensive radios and tape decks, the "AUTOMARK" identifica¬
tion program has been operating out of several DPC lots and this
identification process is one way of reducing your risk of loss.

DPC is also asking that if you see any strange activity or situation
in the parkade, to report it immediately to the closest patrol guard
or lot attendant, and hopefully the problem of theft and vandalism
can be reduced.

JC
BAKE SHOP SALES
On Monday, December 5th,
the Bake Shop
relocated to its permanent position, which
mall across from the future Dining Room!

Sales counter will be

is off the third floor

GBC

DENTAL AUXILIARY
VVI is pleased to announce that Myrna Breikss has
Department Head for the Dental Auxiliary Department
December 1, 1983. Congratulations Myrna!!

been appointed
as of Thursday

INDUSTRIAL DIVISION
Similar congratulations (or perhaps condolences) are in order for
Roy Wren who has been re-appointed as Division Chairman of the
Industrial Division for the next three years!!

COCKTAILS ARE SERVED!!
The Dining Room and Lounge Service Program is now offering Cocktail
Service as part of its training plan! The program operates in the
VVI Dining Room on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays between 17:00
and 20:00. Appetizers from the dinner menu are also available for

order!! Some available libations for wetting your whistle include:

APERITIFS
$1.70

Martini & Rossi Sweet or Dry Vermouth
Red or White Dubonnet
Tio Pepe Dry Sherry Gonzalez Byass
Harvey's Bristol Cream Sherry

1.50
1.75
1.95

COCKTAILS
Between The Sheets

1.80
1.90
1.80
1.90
1.90
2 .50

Black Russian
Brown Cow

Bloody Mary
Bloody Caesar

Chi-Chi
Daiquiri
Dubonnet Cocktail
Fog Cutter

Grasshopper

Golden Cadillac
Martini
Manhattan
Margueri ta

Old Fashioned

1.80'

Screw Driver

1.80
2 .75

Side Car
Whiskey Sour

1.90
2 .20
1.80
1.80
1.80
1.80
1.80
1.90
1.80

HIGHBALLS AND STRAIGHT DRINKS
Rye, Gin, Scotch, White Rum, Dark Rum, and Vodka

$1 .80

BEER
Local $1.50

Imported $2.10

B.C. Cider

$1.70

BAW
STUDY SKILLS CLASSES
The Counselling Department offers one hour study skills sessions to
new classes of students, and specifically tailors their presentation
to the unique demands of each program. All departments are invited
to take advantage of these skills sessions, and appointments can be
made by contacting Counselling at Local 220.
In addition to the scheduled meetings, drop-in sessions on study

skills are offered each Thursday between 11:30 and 12:30 in the
Counselling area.

DHK