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"Careers was never so exciting..."
Editor, Informer:

| appreciate that there may always be confusion
when changes are made in our administrative
structures at the College. Obfuscation has long
been a by-word for lawyers although quite a number
of us try diligently to dissuade others from that
stereotypical image.

Since the distribution on campus of the little blue
wallet card of frequently called numbers, | have been
delighted to receive calls concerning:

- uncollected refuse on the north campus

- Quality of food in the south cafeteria

- an obstinate administrator

- horse droppings in the parking lot

- several invitations to what could only be described
in polite circles as social events

Careers was never so exciting; Instructional
Services may be.

| would be grateful if your readers could be informed
that MY telephone number is 984-4975 and that of
Doug Jardine, the President, is actually 984-4925,
not as printed in the wallet card. | am confident that
those calling with such weighty concerns may be
much more satisfactorily dealt with by Dr. Jardine
and |! would not want him to miss any of them.

Thanks for your assistance.

Jon L. Jessiman, Associate Dean
Careers/Instructional Services

Correction

The much maligned Jon Jessiman was listed in
the last issue as chairman of the Advisory Board
of the North Shore Economic Development
Centre. That is incorrect—it is the North Shore
Enterprise Development Centre. This is not be
be confused with the NSEDAC (North Shore
Economic Development Advisory Committee)
which Alan Smith is chairing, nor the NSFES
(North Shore Fisheries Enhancement Society)
which is looking for YOU to sit on their Board.
(See article above.)

Society needs Cap rep

The newly formed North Shore Fisheries
Enhancement Society is looking for a representative
from Capilano College to encourage and coordinate
student and community involvement in the
redevelopment and operation of the Seymour River
Hatchery.

The Seymour River Hatchery has been operating
since 1977 under the Community Economic
Development Program and contracted to BCIT up
until this past August. The NSFES is in the process
of obtaining the contract and now requires active
Participation from the community. This is best
achieved through individual representation of user
groups and potential user groups.

Although Capilano College has not been involved
with the Hatchery in the past, we believe that the
facility offers a great educational experience that
should be utilized by its closest educational institute.
The Hatchery not only provides fish culture
knowledge but also demonstrates how fisheries
management integrates with other resource users—
a great outdoor classroom at your finger tips.

The Seymour River Hatchery is going to be
redeveloped as an educational facility and we would
like to see the College as a major participant.

For more information you can leave a message in
Rm #101A (across from Extension Services), or.call
Seymour River Hatchery
Radio Telephone N6 98900
Channel 1YS
Barb Hall - H 469-9106
Earle Plaine - H 435-3314

Donate your Used Books!

Have you been wondering what to do with all
those books that are taking over your living
space? We have the answer! Cull those
shelves, and give those volumes that you can
bear to part with to the United Way Book Sale, to
be held on campus October 29. There will be
drop offs in M building and in the Typing Pool
from October 19-28. All proceeds from the book
sale will go to the United Way; those books not
sold will be donated to charity.