April 6, 1983 Volume V No. 13

LTC students graduate

No, Aisa Nillas isn't having trouble
walking, she is being practised on by one

of the Mt. Currie Long Term Care/Homemaker
students. Aisa and the rest of the

students in the background are, as of this
Thursday, graduates of the Long Term Care

Upgrading program for people already
employed in the field. These enterprising

and hardworking students took two days
each week off their jobs--one for in class

study and one for practical work. The
students, 17 women and one rather lonesome

man, are employed at Beacon Hill Lodge,
North Shore Private Hospital, United Lodge

and Altamont Lodge. By the way, if you are
snickering over the idea of a man going

CONTINUED

Dedication of H bldg.

April 12th is THE DAY--the official
opening of H building. Education Minister
Bill Vander Zalm will be here to
officiate at the dedication ceremony at
1:30 pm outside the main lobby area,
level 2 of the Multi Purpose Building (or,
if the skies do not permit, inside the
main lobby area). Everyone is cordially
invited to attend. Incidentally, the art
work on display in the entrance area,
second level and on the top floor witl be
by students in the Crafts Program. The
displays will include printed fabrics,
ceramics and woven rugs.

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