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VOLUME 3 : NUMBER 08 : FEBRUARY 28, 1985

MAR " h 1985
NEWS FROM THE COLLEGE BOARD
The College Board, on 1985 February 20, appointed Dr. J.J. Denholm as Acting
President for the period between the departure of Mr. A. S. Manera on 1985

February 28, and the arrival of Dr. Paul Gallagher on 1985 May 01.
The College Board, at its last meeting, elected Mrs. Elizabeth Jarvis as its
new Chairman. At the same time, Mrs. Pamela Glass was elected Vice-Chairman.

The assignments to the Committees will remain the same plus the liaison
persons for the VVI will remain as in the past.

HWR
CONGRATULATIONS CONDY
Condy and Hazel Leung are proud new parents to Lori Hazel who weighed in at
8 lbs. 5 oz. on February lOthli Congratulations to the parents.

BAW
LIBRARY NEWS
Noonhour film for March 12: THE BUSINESS OF AGING
Investors are finding high profits in nursing homes for the aged. Profits
are even higher when untrained personnel are used and "frills" are
eliminated. The film confronts some fundamental questions about society's

responsibility towards the elderly and chronically ill and what kinds of
changes are needed to ensure higher standards of geriatric care.

AN INVITATION FROM CKVU

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Come join the audience of THE VANCOUVER SHOW at CKVU - 180 West 2nd Avenue.
Free music - entertainment - discussion! Be aware of what's happening in

Vancouver. Door prizes nightly. Tickets are free but it is RESERVED SEATING
ONLY - call 876-1344 form more information or reservations.

Spotlight '85 amateur band winners will be highlighted on March 7th, llth and
14th and will present the bands of Cinebar, Nitevigil, Jump, L.Kabong, The
Rayve, and M.T. Vessels.

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A Pair of Gloves

A young man wished to purchase a birthday present for his
sweetheart, so after consideration he decided to get a pair of
gloves. Accompanied by his sister, he went to a Ready-to-Wear shop

and bought a pair of gloves, while his sister bought a pair of panties.
In delivering the packages they became mixed, his sister getting
the gloves and he the pair of panties. Without examining the contents
of the package, he sent it to his sweetheart with this note.

Dearest:

This little gift is to show you that I have not forgotten
your birthday. I chose these because I have noticed that you are
not in the habit of wearing any when you go out in the evening.
If it had not been for my sister I would have chosen longer ones
with buttons, but she said the short ones are more in fashion.

These are a very delicate shade, but the lady I bought them
from showed me a pair she had been wearing for three weeks and
they were hardly soiled. I had the shop girl try them on and she
looked very smart. How I wish I could have put them on you for
the first time. No doubt many other men's hands will come in
contact with them before I have the chance to see them again.
I did not know the size, yet I should be capable of judging
more than anyone else. When you take them off, just blow in them
before putting them away as they will naturally be a little damp
from wearing.

Be sure to keep them on when cleaning them as they may
shrink. I do hope you will like them and will wear them Friday
evening.

With love,

Bill
P.S. Just think of how many time I will kiss the back of them
during the coming year. The shop girl says the latest style is to
wear them unbuttoned and hanging down.

V.V.I. COUNCIL OF EDUCATIONAL MANAGERS

MEMBERSHIP LIST

NAME POSITION*
Paul Andrew
Ron Atkinson
Vacant
Mr. Joe Brown
Vacant
Mrs. Myrna Breikss

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Mrs. Lorette Rogers-Unger
Mrs. Hilda Copson
Mrs. Sally Cummings
Mr. Brian Dwyer
Mr. John Ehwalt
Mr. Gabriel Ferron
Mr. Frank Frandsen
Mr. Peter George
Mr. John Gnos
Mr. Art Griffiths
Mr. Syd Hartley
Mr. Lawrence Holoboff
Ms. Hanekke Janssen
Mr. Owen Jones
Mr. Charles Kilchenmann
Mr. Dal ton Kremer
Mr. Robert Lawson
Mr. Condy Leung
Mr. John Spencer
Mrs. Barbara McWilliams
Mr. Bob Mai one
Mr. Fred Naso
Mr. Don Nucich
Mrs. June Piry
Mrs. Fern Reed
Mr. Axel Sauer
Mr. Jerome Schatten
Mrs. Shirley Simms
Mr. Chester Spink
Mr. Eric Sukkel
Mr. B. A. (Tony) Wood
Mr. Roy Wren

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DEPARTMENT LOCAL
Shoe Repair 300
Drafting 337
Food Trades 342
Power Engineering 303
Power Engineering 303

Dental Auxiliary 320
Dental Auxiliary 320
Power Sewing 372
Commerce & Tourism 388
Program Development 243

Building Construction 374
Food Trades 342
Printing Production 360 361
Power Engineering 307
Food Trades 352

Technical Division 248
Business & Health Division 381
Dental Auxiliary 324
Hairdressing 318
Electronics 357
Food Trades 343

Counselling 217
Drafting 334
Chinese Cuisine 350

Machinist 259
Nursing 329
Men's Hairstyling 288

Food Trades 347
Commerce & Tourism 388
Business Department 400
Business Department 366
Food Trades 342

Electronics 354 356 357
Long Term & Allied Health Care 328
Electrical 292

Welding 286
Service Division 249

Industrial Division 382

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C2 - Coordinator II
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ACTDH - Acting Dept. Head