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iy News, February 1, 1981 -

! its
ed: More than

1a! revealed projects as evidenced: ot the
3 202 pints of fact that 1,515 local-students
mh: ted-by in. are ‘classes: in’ 2h: “schools

programs,. Be ~ reported Mrs.
“SP. “McCulloch,

“Many think: of automated -

local.

A. Ww. .. Charlton,

Mrs
chairman “of A.I.D.
(women’s work) - filed, <a

report showing ‘that “24,000

swabs and 23,400 wipes had * :

been completed by the
group to use at blood donor
clinics. Three bazaars had
been well patronized netting
$2,213 for international
relief. North: Vancouver
Kiwanis Foundation was
thanked for an appreciated
gift of $1,000 to purchase

"sewing machines and other

items for women’s work.

A total of 4,808 hours had
been chalked up by
volunteers, loan service, and
women’s work accounted for
the greatest amount of time.

Many other volunteers work
_ from their homes, according

to':a report by Mrs. E.
Williams, “volunteer service
chairman. -

F. Hampton, disaster

‘he ©
service is in full operation

after-repairs to the building
in which the, service is’
conducted had been:
completed,“ Vandals had::.

destroyed’ much equipment
and impaired the service for
atime. W. Stewart reported
that donations have kept up
well ‘from people using the
service which supplies wheel
chairs, crutches, walkers,
and other sick room items.

Evelyn Bryan, publicity
chairman, thanked the
media who were more than
co-operative and gave in-
valuable assistance in
publicizing all aspects of Red
Cross work. Many potential
blood donors and other
volunteers were recruited
through the press.

“LR. E. Pooley,
‘school principal, has been
elected president of the-

‘equipment :

-C.A. Johnston;-
‘président, Supt. A.C. Wilson

office equipment.as the wave

“playback ; “oper
magnetic | keyboards... and
-S$ereen based: text. éditors,

“managed. systems of people,

cord... was ati ched as a
procedures, and text-editing.
machines. The.

of the future -- ‘it: is the wave

. the students. cwill? also = im-

ing: to: .
that ‘hey can't. afford: not: to
have. word: ‘processing. At _
the same time, th a
Shortage of -qualifis
workers to run those a
machines. More important, a

where they. can learn about
word processing, ~~
Capilano College is ready

imp yrtance
: to meet am, LEVI Their: new

proofreading is stressed.
Word processors work
from straight’ copy, hand-
written drafts, edited copy,
and . copy .that requires
' retrieving information.
Students will practise from a

: training
— to be repeated at monthly

intervals through May..." _ variety of source documents,

The Business Training and” . including. machine _ tran-
Career Development” scription, -and become
Department knows the ~familiar with standardized

operation of text-editing
machines is important - but

and complex documents.
is only one facet of word

Word processing is im-

processing. Therefore, in proved efficiency in the
addition to developing a production of office -
mastery of basic record and documents through

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1930s. ‘

Call”. Capilano College,
local 235, to

ic May 2 courses..

A West Vancouver high
school student is one of just
40 students from the

‘province who will go to

Ottawa in March to meet

approval Monday for
Hillside Secondary student
John Stewart to participate
in the Forum for Young
Canadians.

federal politicians and The school is seeking
observe the House of funds (from the Kiwanis
Commons in action. Club and the Student

Congress) on behalf of
The West Vancouver Stewart to offset the
School Board en- estimated $425 cost of the
thusiastically pave

final

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Other officers elected at
the. annual meeting — held

‘January 22 at St. Andress. ;
st

Chiarch ‘Hall’ include:
vice-president,- Walter
Stewart; 2nd -vice-president,
3rd_svice-.

RCMP; Treasurer R.H.
Clarke; Secretary, John
MacKay.

Chairmen of standing
committees are: Blood
Donor Service, Mrs. F.
McVickar; Public Relations,

Volunteers |

Evelyn Bryan was honored
by the Canadian Red Cross
Society when she was
awarded a_ distinguished
service pin at the annual
meeting of the North
Vancouver branch held
January 22.

Her voluntary dedicated
service to the society in-
cludes 25 years as publicity
chairman, president of the
local branch, and several
years as assistant blood
donor chairman. Still active
as PR chairman, she is also
coordinator of the Lions

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Youth, Mrs. Jy. -P.. Mc-
_Culloch; "Loan Service, Ww.
‘Stewart; Volunteer Service,
Mrs. E. Williams; A.I.D.
- (Women’s Work) Mrs. A.W.
Chariton; Disaster Service,
F.H. Hampton; Emergency,
Wallis Hoskens.

honored

Gate Hospital blood donor
clinics.

Miriam Thompson, blood
donor service clinic
organizer for the Lower
Mainland made _ the
presentation on behalf of the
society.

Other volunteers receiving
awards were Betty Charlton,
A.LD. chairman (a ten-year
badge for her contribution in
the women’s. division). and
‘Clifford Anderson, retiring
president, who was awarded
a five-year certificate of
merit.

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