t has been another busy month for

Personnel Services. Congratulations
go out to Karen LeQuyere as the new
department assistant for Supply and
Services, and Katrina Watts who will
be starting the new position of
department assistant in the Computer
Services Department. Both will be
commencing in October dependent
upon their jobs being posted! Keep
your eyes on the posting boards for
these.

Welcome to new College employee
Madeleine D. Adeoba who was
appointed the secretary for the dean of
Student and Instructional Services.
Madeleine startied October 17. You
may want to stop by and say hello.

ave you Said “maybe” when you

wished you had said “No!”’? Have
you been silent when you had
something to say?

Learn to speak your mind,
communicate positively and effectively,
improve confidence in work and
personal relationships and respond
assertively to social and sexual
advances. Register today for a free

Reminders .

| Peninemeass '95 books are
available now at the College Day-
Care Centre. The price is $46 each. Day
care hours are 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m....

The North Shore Agencies and
Organizations 1994-1995 Directory is
available through North Shore
Community Services. The price is $15
and can be ordered by fax 985-9528, or
by calling 985-7138...

Can't find your car? It’s possible that it
has been towed: As of Wednesday,
September 28, the College’s policy of
towing illegally parked vehicles came
into effect. If your car has been towed,
call North Van Auto Towing at 983-9798
and make arrangements with the

A Personne! Note...

The following positions are currently
vacant: clerk typist II - Supply and
Services, learning assistant - ARC, and
the personal care attendant in the Career
& Vocational Division. We are in the final
stages of filling the Registration/
Admissions assistant position and will tell
you the new employee's name next
month.

Good news on the training front. We
have three upcoming Microsoft Windows
3.1 classes scheduled. Two Level 1 full-
day sessions were offered October 18 and
21 and perhaps another session on
November 1, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For
information or registration forms please
contact Personnel Services. UO

Assertiveness Training for Women

workshop on Thursday, November
24, from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. The
session will be held in room J208. It
will be led by Suki Sohi of the
Counselling department, with
assistance by Janet Kee, sexual
harassment advisor. Registration is
required and can be obtained by
calling 984-1744, or local 2744. O

you up outside the Maple Building
cafeteria. This service is a courtesy of the
towing company and may not always be
possible. The compound is located at:
1801 East Keith Road, North Vancouver.
The company accepts cash, Visa or
MasterCard. Cheques are not accepted. O

Db: you play the bagpipes? Would
you like to join the Cap College
Pipe Band for weekly chanter
practises? If you’re interested, please
contact Jane Richardson, Biology lab,

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October 21/94

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The Capilano Review
Launches "The Illicit"

The Capilano Review is celebrating the
launch of its fall issue, ““The Illicit,” at
the Malcolm Lowry Room on Saturday,
October 29 at 9 p.m. Readings by local
writers Grant Buday, Jen Lam, and
Barbara Parkin, will be followed by
the music of Lux Indigo. Everyone is
welcome. Admission is free. The
Malcolm Lowry Room is at 4125 East
Hastings Street. For further information,
contact Michael Turner at 685-0143. QO

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