VOLUME 2 : NUMBER 29 : JULY 20, 1984

buffet a la carte

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LIBRARY

Just a reminder that the A la Carte class will be featuring a hot and cold
buffet in the dining room on July 25 1984 from 11:30 - 12:30 for only $5.95
per person. The menu is as follows:

Green Onions, Radishes, Celery, Dill Pickles
Pickled Beets, Pickled Red Cabbage

Stuffed devilled Eggs
Fruit in Jello, Cottage Cheese
Egg and Potato Salad, Tossed Green Salad
Assorted Dressings
Stuffed Pacific Salmon Belle-vue
1000 Island Dressing
Tom Turkey Royal, Cranberry Sauce
York Ham, Hot Mustard
Sirloin of Beef, Horseradish
Assorted Continental Sausages
Hot
Roast Baron of Beef au Jus

Curried Chicken
Rice Pilov
Dessert of the Day
Coffee

Tea

price slashed:
NOW IN THE BOOKSTORE - Hyperion microcomputer, regularly priced at 54,950, now $2,495 for
students, faculty and staff available until August 15th or until supplies last.

VANCOUVER FOUNDATION
We have just been advised that the Vancouver Foundation is providing a 320,000 block grant
for student aid in this fiscal year.

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COMMUNITY
Vancouver

Vocational Institute

HWR

HAIRCUTS
The bus stoppage has created a problem for the Hairdressing and Men's Hairstyling
programs. We are in need of clients. Therefore, the Department will be open to students,
staff and instructors for haircuts, blow dry's or shampoo-sets for only $1.00. Students

must show their valid student cards when coming to the Department.
Permanent waves, body waves and hair colouring sessions are by appointment as usual.

Appointment times are:
Hairdressing 8:00 and 15:00
Men's Hairstyling 12:30
Please let your students know about this. It applies only for the duration of
the bus stoppage. We appreciate your cooperation.

HAIRDRESSING DEPT.

NOW AVAILABLE IN COUNSELLING
"What Happens to Women in Trades land", designed for both male and female audiences,
presents an overview of working in trades and technology jobs from a woman's point of

view, and deals with issues involved in increasing participation in the workforce.

JS

WHERE ARE THE SHOWERS?
Shower facilities are now available to students and staff at two locations:
1. 3rd Floor (old dental area)
A. Room 312 for women
B. Room 310 for men

2. 1st Floor (opposite machine shop)
A. Room 152 for women
B. Room 150 for men

DHK

JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Research Assistant (Dean of Instruction's office), required at VVI - salary
range 3806 - $958 bi-weekly (1984/85 rates).
Temporary Clerk II (with First Aid "B" Certificate) required at VVI from 1984
September 10 to approximately 1985 April 30. The hours of work are
14:00 - 22:00 (these hours may vary). Salary range - $617 - $713 bi-weekly
(1984/85 rates), plus a shift differential of 9% for working 14:00 - 22:00,
plus $60 per month for possession of the Industrial First Aid "B" Certificate.
The closing date for both positions is 1984 July 23.

ON VACATION
I will be on vacation from 1984 July 16 to 1984 July 30. During this period,
the O.L.I. Vancouver Advisory office at the VVI will be closed. Students
wanting information about the O.L.I, programs and courses can be referred to

the Richmond Advisory office, 270-8021.
M. CARVELL

SUMMER LIBRARY HOURS
Until 1984 August 31, the li

hours of operation will be:

Mon. - Thurs.

Friday
Sat. and Sun.

08:00 - 20:00
08:00 - 17:00

CLOSED

REGISTRATION SERVICES HOURS OF OPERATION
Registration Services will be closed: Mon. - Thurs. at 17:30; Friday at

17:00; from 1984 July 16 to 1984 August 17.

THE THINKER
"The Thinker" is a new concept in Cable 10 programming. It is an intellectual
quiz show which tests a contestant's general knowledge, allowing each
contestant to choose his own area of expertise in which he must prove

himself. The program's first half is devoted to testing general knowledge;
the second to testing the contestant's knowledge of his chosen field. The
competition will be aired throughout the Lower Mainland. Contestants will be
selected by the cable systems of Richmond, Burnaby, Vancouver and Fraser. If

you would like to be "The Thinker" of 1984, or would like more information on
the program, contact your local cable company. Contestants must enter before

1984 July 22.
Richmond Cable 10 270-4424
Burnaby 430-5550
Fraser 941-8655
Vancouver 733-1818

VCC'S PACIFIC RIM PROGRAM AT LANGARA
1. Evening program: (start Sept. 1984)
Contemporary China (P.S. 225) Tuesday 18:45 - 22:00
Dynamics of Contemporary Asia (P.R. 130) Thursday 18:45 - 22:00
International Marketing (Business 3315) Wednesday 18:45 - 22:00
Basic Mandarin (Mandarin 1115) Monday 18:45 - 22:00
Basic Japanese (Japanese 1115) Tuesday 18:45 - 22:00
Basic Cantonese (Cantonese 1115) Thursday 18:45 - 22:00
2. Visiting Experts:
a. Dr. Woo Tack KIM (Korea) Korean Institute
for Industrial Economics and Technology,
Seoul 1984 Sept. 09 - Oct. 04

Dr. VITHAVAS Khongkhakul (Thailand) University of
Chulalongkorn, Bangkok 1984 Oct. 07 - Nov. 01
c. Dr. ONG Jin Hui (Singapore) National University of Singapore,
1984 Oct. 21 - Nov. 15
d. Dr. Cornelis LUHULIMA (Indonesia) National Indonesian
Institute of
Sciences, Jakarta 1984 Nov. 04 - Nov. 29

e. Dr. Paul CHAN (Malaysia) University of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur,
1985 Feb. 03 - Feb. 28
f. Mr. Liran CABACTULAN (Philippines), Acting Director, Division
of International Economic Cooperation, Manila
1985 Mar. 03 - Mar. 28
3. Dinners at Government House, Victoria

a. 1984 Sept. 26 Korea expert
b. 1984 Oct. 24 Thai expert and Singapore expert
c. 1984 Nov. 14 Indonesian expert

d. 1985 Feb. 20 Malaysian expert
e. 1985 Mar. 20 Philippine expert
4. Canada's neighbours in Asia series:

a. Wed. Oct. 03 People's Republic of China. Speaker to be
determined.

b. Wed. Oct. 17 Thailand Dr. Vithavas
c. Wed. Sept. 19 Korea Dr. Kim
d. Tue. Oct. 30 Singapore Dr. Ong
e. Tue. Nov. 13 Indonesian Dr. Luhulima
f. Tue. Dec. 04 Japan Consul General Katakura (to be

confirmed).
5. Visiting expert from Japan
Prof. Ueki from Takushoku dates yet to be confirmed
6. C.C.F.A. meeting

Prof. Gao at Langara Friday 13 July
"Strategic Targets for the Economic Development of China by
the Year 2000".
7. Takushoku Experience Program
Japanese language immersion program, April 1985 - study language,
culture, history at Takushoku University, Tokyo
8. Athletic Scholarship program
Takushoku University, Rugby scholarship, tuition for one year with
option to continue study for second year.
9. Japan Tours

Business study tour - 14 days 1985 May 11
Culture Study tour - 14 - 21 days 1985 May 11
10. "The Burma Road" Tour

Malaysia, Thailand, Burma 1985 July, approx. 30 days,
proposed general interest and professional development

MEL