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RECYCLING UPDATE

WAYNE?
SUZANNE PATERSON tells us that she has been
BILL WEST of the Drafting Department phoned

very impressed with the response to City Centre's

to ask us why we hadn't noted WAYNE

Recycling Campaign. Unfortunately, the College

MARSHALL'S appointment as the new

continues to have difficulties with the various
recycling companies that have been utilized. The

Department Head of Drafting....and we had to
confess we totally forgot!
Congratulations Wayne and sorry about the late
notice!

College is looking into the possibility of hiring (yet
another) recycling company. Stay tuned - we'll get
this working yet, the idea is too good to let it die.

WANTED: RED-BLOODED CANADIANS!

WHERE ARE THEY
ANYWAY?

The Red Cross Society will be holding a blood

STEPHANIE

donor clinic on Friday, June 15 from 10:30 a.m to
4:00 p.m. in the main mall.

FORSYTH will be on
vacation from July 02
to July 27, in her
absence please refer
all instructional matters to Dr. M.E. Lamoureux

Also RUTH SIGURDSON advises that she will be
on holiday from June 18 until July 18.

Please donate, the Red Cross needs 5,000 blood
donors daily to meet the demands of Canadian
hospitals. Unfortunately, during the summer
people take vacations and finding enough donors
is difficult for the Red Cross - Remember the need
for blood never takes a vacation!

JEWELLERY JOURNAL
BUT I THOUGHT THEY WERE HERE!
C.E. Nursing is moving its offices from City Centre

to KEC's Broadway and Fraser Street space (691
East Broadway). They expect to be moved by June
15, 1990. We'll publish more details when we get
them.

MACIEK WALENTOWICZ's Jewellery Art and
Design Program is participating, along with the
Emily Carr College of Art and Design, in a show
of Contemporary German Jewellery, sponsored by
the Institute for Foreign Relations, Stuttgart and
the Goethe Institute. The show is on at the

Cartwright Gallery on Granville Island and will be
running through until September 03...so hurry on
down and see this very interesting exhibition.

VOLUME 1 Number 6 June 18, 1990
J. Gelling - Editor (Local 237)

FROM BODYLOVE TO THE ICING ON THE
CAKE!

WHAT ABOUT TAHITI? or MONTE CARLO?
MARJORIE KITCHNER takes off this week for

The Library advises us that the following new
books are now available:

a one year exchange program teaching hairdressing,
at a technical college in Bundeberg, Australia. To

The Icing on the Cake
4 The Joy of Ice Cream

coming here from Bundeberg and working in our
Hairdressing Department.

replacing Marjorie PANYOTA THOMAS will be

4 About face: the evolution of the human face

4 Magnificent Derelicts
4 Bodylove
4 Making instruction work
4 "We have a donor": The bold new world of
organ transplants
4 How to run a successful meeting in half the
time

Sounds like a great idea! If you want details on
how to go about it ROSEANNE ASHWORTH
tells me that she knows all about exchange
programs now!

The Diamond ring buying guide

YOUR FUTURE IS WITH US!

Resistance and renewal: surviving the indian
residential school
The Canadian green consumer

The following positions are open for applications,

The Oat and Wheat Bran health plan
The Library has also asked us to remind you that:
"Home Use" means just that. It is an infringement
of the Canadian Copyright Law, and College's
Copyright Policy 6.4.2.2, to show home use videos
in classrooms. You may, however, use Public
Performance Rights videos. Contact REA

DEVAKOS or EVA SHARELL (local 298 or 299)
if you have any doubts about the status of your

contact the Employee Relations Department for
more information:

ASSISTANT DEAN - Student Services
City Centre
Closing Date: June 22, 1990

INSTRUCTIONAL ASSISTANT 1
Dental Assisting Program

City Centre
Closing Date: June 14, 1990

video.

INSTRUCTIONAL ASSISTANT 1
Retail Meat Processing Dept.

CAREER FAIR

City Centre
Closing Date: June 15, 1990

The Alumni Association is looking into the
possibility of holding a Career Fair for current
students and alumni. The fair would involve a day

CLERK II - Admissions Dept.

of exhibits by potential employers of City Centre

City Centre
Closing Date: June 14, 1990

graduates. Students and alumni could explore
employment opportunities and conditions with a
variety of organizations, and exhibitors would get
first access in recruiting top graduates. IAN

FORSYTH of Counselling is the City Centre
contact person. Ian will be contacting Department
Heads to obtain their assistance and cooperation.

DEPARTMENT HEAD
Business & Computer Studies

ABE Division - KEC
Closing Date June 30, 1990

FULL-TIME INSTRUCTOR
Automotive Technician Program

KEC
Closing Date: June 20, 1990
Blessed are they that go around in circles for they
shall be known as big wheels.

LIBRARY ASSISTANT II - KEC
Closing Date: June 22, 1990

LETTERS, WE GET
LETTERS
The Chairman of last
year's United Way
Committee, JOHN

VANDENAKKER,
has received letters of
thanks from AIDS Vancouver, the Burnaby
Hospice and Battered Women's Support Services,

thanking all City Centre employees who donated to
the United Way.

DO WE OFFER CREATIVE WRITING
COURSES IN DENTAL?
LIZZ LINDSAY of the Dental Department, sent
in the following which was written by Jason

Sutherland (nine years old) the son of SHERRY
SUTHERLAND, one of the Division I Dental
Assisting students:

MY DAY AT V.V.I
On Friday I spent a day in Man's school than at my
school. First of all, the teachers are called instructors
and they are called by their first name. My mom's
recess is called a coffee break and lasts 30 min, and
there is no buzzer to tell you when coffee and lunch
break start & end Mom's classes are called lectures,
and each lecture lasts an hour and a half. There is
a large room that has lots of dental chairs, and that
is called the clinic. Mom & her classmates practice
in there. I satin a chair with a heavy apron over me
while my mom took X-rays of my teeth. My dentist
could not do them because I'm a gagger, so he asked
my mom to do them. When I started to gag she did
the "temporal tap" on me, and worked! It was neat
to see my teeth on film. Then we went into a clinic
and a dentist looked at my teeth. He said I had
good teeth. My mom says the reason I have good
teeth is because I know how to brush & floss my
teeth right. And she gave me floride drops over the
years. I then had my teeth cleaned and then had

some floride put in plastic trays put in my mouth for
a few minutes. It tasted horrible and I couldn't leat
for 112 an hour. In the afternoon, I went to a lecture
with mom. She had to write an exam and I
volunteered to do it too. I got 4 and Mom said
she was pleased because it was a hard exam for a
kid. I am glad I was able to come to Mom's school
and I learned alot.

)

May, 1990

HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT
CONDUCTING EFFECTIVE PERFORMANCE REVIEWS - V.M.R.E.U

ADVANCED SKILLS WORKSHOP
This workshop will provide managers with the skills to manage
effectively the performance of their staff and build on the skills
acquired in the previous workshop. Among other things, it will help
you to plan and conduct "Performance Review" conferences with each
employee in your work unit; write accurate narrative accounts of the
"Results Accomplished" by the employee during the period under review
and provide the necessary coaching to help the employee meet
"Performance Expectations".

DATE: Wednesday, June 20, 1990 or Thursday, June 21, 1990
TIME: 9:00 a.m. to approximately 4:00 p.m.
PLACE: Room 5025 - Central Administration

Each session is limited to 20 participants
To Register:
Complete and send the form below to Human Resource Development by
June 11, 1990. Call 875-1131, local 337 if you require more
information or assistance. Your registration will be confirmed in
writing.

CONDUCTING EFFECTIVE PERFORMANCE REVIEWS - V.M.R.E.U

ADVANCED SKILLS WORKSHOP
Wednesday, June 20/90
Name:

OR Thursday, June 21/90
Position:

Department:
Phone Local:

Campus
Date sent to HRD:

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