Memorial Award
Presented

President Douglas
Jardine and Retail
Management Coordinator
Eva Hall present
Jacqueline Schneider
(centre) with the Mary
Anne Yzerman Memorial
Citizenship Award.
Schneider is entering her
second year in the Retail
Management Program.
The award was created in
honour of first year
student Mary Anne
Yzerman who died in a
boating accident on Ruby
Lake five years ago.

Ondaatje to read

Michael Ondaatje, author of Coming Through
Slaughter, Secular Love, and, most recently, /n the
Skin of a Lion, will be reading on campus on Friday,
October 2. Anyone interested is welcome to come
and listen in the faculty/staff lounge (H402) from 8 to
9 pm.

Instructor receives award

Labour Studies instructor Paul Petrie, who has
taught at Cap since 1982, was one of only five
people in Canada chosen for the Corpus Certificate
of Merit awarded during Occupational Health and
Safety Week in June. The Corpus awards
“recognize the work of Canada’s unsung
heroes...who have made valuable contributions to
the occupational health and safety field." Among
Petrie’s contributions to occupational health and
safety in this country are numerous publications and
the development of innovative courses in Industrial
Disease and Disability Pensions, and he has taught
standard WCB appeals and advanced labour
advocate appeals.

Labour Studies evening and weekend courses start
in October, and Petrie will be teaching a course in
November on Repetitive Motion and Back Injury
Appeals.

BEWARE OF TOWTRUCKS!

Our faithful Payless parking patrol will be back on
Monday, October 5, and any illegally parked vehicles
will be removed at the owners’ very painful and
inconvenient expense.

Should your car go missing while in a fire zone, the
procedure is to call Payless at 988-4176 and make
arrangements with the dispatcher to either meet the
towtruck driver at the compound (at 3rd and Lloyd),
or to have the driver, if available, pick you up outside
the North Cafe. The charge is $30, plus $5 storage
per each additional day. You can pay by cash, VISA
or Mastercard, but NOT by cheque.

Got questions? Need a parking permit? Call Ken:
Hughes at 2962.

And watch where you park!

Apparently some people from the College have been
parking in the Jaycee House parking lot. (Jaycee
House is the small meeting hall on Lillooet just south
of the stables.) The Jaycees don’t appreciate this
and have issued a warning that cars parking there
for other than Jaycee House business will be towed.
Beware!