Course changes approved
By Tom Russell year. With the computer information system will have a diploma from business As a result of Ralph Chrisfensen's, program being one year, studenU will adminislration with a focus on Lcc academic council approved director of technology, proposd, have to uke a > one-year business computers, said Stetson. proposak on March 26 to incorporau drafdng studenu will be required to take administration course before going into In other business, the LCC suppon the dvil engineering technology the one-year civil engineering program the computer program as Darrel Maisey's, staff asked for represnUtion on the program into the drafting program, and before taking the drafting program, sdd director of business administration academic council but the matter was to reduce the two-year computer Dean Stetson, director of student proposd stated. referred to a latter date. information systems program to one Studenu graduating from this program
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Vol. XXII-No. 22 Thursday, April 2,1987
LCC presents 2nd honorary diploma.
By Carole Woolfrey
LCC will be presenting iu second honorary diploma at the May 1 convocation exercises. E.J. "Ernie" Psikla of Edmonton wall receive an honorary environmentd sdence diploma for his voluntary service to the development of the conservation option of the LCC environmentd science program. Psikla, the executive director of operations for the Fish and Wildlife division of the Depanment of Forestry, Lands and Wildlife, was nominated for the honorary diploma by Buck Libraiy overload Cunningham, chairman of LCC's With the end of the year fast approaching, upgrading students library to cram for upcoming flnal examinations. Studenls are environinentd science program. Dean Poetz, Peggy Eggebitchi aind Leonard Stahl use the expecting to be busy with studies until the end of April. "Psikla has been involved in the program for 15 years serving on the advisory committee for AlberU and Manitoba for most of that time," says Tollestrup returns to coaching Cunningham. traMiikm," uys Tollestrup. guys. Limber uys that because Psikla played a great role in the By Vema Lee Hoff When Tollestrup retired, he had Tollestrup wu on a nationd team for a devekipmem of the "Manitoba planned to go back to coaching in the few years and played the position of The position of coach for the Connectwn". Shidents from Manitoba future but didn't think it would be so forward, the 6-fooi-8 coach will know Lethbridge Community College Kodiaks who enrol in LCC are then hired by the soon. how the "big guys" like to play u far u men's buketball leam will be Tilled by Manitoba Renewable Resource With about seven Kodiak players post moves go. LCC athletic oo-ordinator, Tim Management Agendes upon graduation. returning next season, Tollestrup said the 'ToUestrup will do the best job he Tollestnip. "He is responsible for many team will have ulented atheletes. can do," says Limber. After looking for a ooach to replace environmentd science graduaiei Anding Juon Vdgardson, a reluming player, Tollesuup says that he is looking Dave Adams and Tmding none available, Jobs in Alberu and Manitoba." says will miss Adams but says that Tollestrup forward to being ooach and is excited Tollestrup uys that he decided to retum Cunningham. hu coached for a long tinw and knows about gening closer lo the itudent to the poiition of which he hu been More recently Psikla wu actively what he is talking about. atheletes. retired from for four years and held involved in having LCC selected as the Keith Limber will dio be reluming to The key is can we work together, puU previously for 13. location for the proposed Fish and the Kodiak uam next season snd uys together, and enjoy a year of bukeibdl Wikilife Forensic Irutituu. "I kiok forward to making the that Tollaainip will ba good for the big together?" The honorary diploma, aublished in 1986, recognited by the members of the oommunlty for oontributioiu to tha coUcge's academic endeavors. Last year's recipient wu Lao Bourusa of Pen MacLeod. Bouruaa voluntacred • Ted Byficld page 2 • Toymaker page 11 his larvioas lo tha recreation niuugamcnl program d LCC for si a • Cuidklight Vigil page 3 • Goimnet cooklwok page 10 yaan. INSIDE • Editorials page 4 • Classifled page 16 Confction The March 26 Endeavor miiprintad tha • LCC approciates an page 7 • Oscars page 13 amuuu ipml by tha ttwkni'i aaaociatkm for iu rtmd. It ihould hava 2 THE ENDEAVOR Thunday, AprU 2,1987 Golf tourney in September By Roxzana Kapadia
The LCC foundation board is planning to have a celebrity golf toumament next September, to help raise money for Ihe college, sdd dw LCC president "We have done this over the lut three or four years and it has been a great success. We are hoping to make a $10,000 profit," sdd Les Tdbot, dter last Monday's foundation board meeting. He sdd Ihat dthough dw board donates money for many foundations at LCC, they are presently trying to raise money for a rww gym. "Right now we are mainly working on what we cdl the capild campdgn ... rdsing $1 million for a new phya. ed facUity." The board also reviewed profiu made at lut month's foundation dinner and dance, and The Flying Fathers benefit hockey game. "We made approximately $10,000 from the foundation diimer and dance," says Tdbot. "According to lul years profit from the supper, that ia about the amoimt we expected, but we were also quite pleased with dw art auction." The art auction wu also part of dw PtMto by MtetMHe mHe Feb. 13, dmner and dance, aiys Tdbot Locd artisU donated piecea of work for The joke's on youl a minimum diarge. Bob Byrne, president of the LethtKidge txanch of the Canadian Diabetes Association, along with Mark Campbell, "It wu like a nlent aucdon. All the decided to play a prank. They said Bobby Clarke, of the Philadelphia Flyers, woukl be coming to Campbell's paintings were displayed during supper. 'PoolskJe' show at the Lodge Wednesday. The Bobby Clark that did show up is a worker at Ihe new restaurant. People codd go and write down on a piece of papa their bkL At the end the Brian's. piece of art went to the highest bidder." Tdbot says thd dthough dw board did not know how mudi money to expect, they recdved abou $3300. "We got hdf of whd dw painting Law enforcement students not pleased sokl for and dw artist got dw other hdf. Because we did make some money on it By Charyl Otek received. they had done the law enforcement we will probably be doing it again." "It took way too long. When I got jaciceu. Aldiough diere a repeat of die Flving Bodi customer and retailer seem mine the sizing wu wrong. I sent it Fadiers benefit hockey game, Fd>. 14, dissatisfied with the results of their back, il took twice u long and it still "We didn't do it u dick u it should is not expected for a while, Talbot uys business relationship in the case of the wasn't right have goiw but Ihe studenls didn't help out dw board wu very pleased widi dw jackeu sup|died to the law enforcement "I kept it anyway because I wu fed up eiiher. $1S,S60 they made. studenu. widi wdiing." "We redize that some smdenu didn't "Planning funve activities get their student loans until lh
By pat Adams 250 and 300,"-says Mavromichalis. right to my grave. TU scream until I'm The headline the rwxt day in The blue in die face . . . until diey change A group of grievmg friends and a Ledibridge Herald read,"800 attend die laws." popular song helped bring the candlelight vigil," Drunk Driving Week is coming up communis togedwr lut week. Mavromichalis says the public shoukl April 6-15, but die president of PAID in More dian SOO people attended a remember dw tragic death of her friend, Ledibridge, Diane Peterson, doesn't think candlelight vigil on March 25 bi and support die cause against drunk Drunk Driving Week is dw reuon for the memory of Hilary Anderson, a 16-year- drivers. large turnout at die vigil. old high school student of Lethbridge "People didn't <»me to the vigil just Peterson refused to answer any who wu killed in a car accident March for Hilary. Many didn't even know her. questions at the vigil because she wanted 21. The vigil wu held at dw scene of They came to fight for the cause. That's die public to know dw vigil was not the accident on Mayor Magradi Drive. A good because if not, Hilary's death serves organized by PAID, but by dw friends of white cross commemorating the tragedy no pinpose," says Mavromichalis. Hilary. stands at the comer of Mayor Magradi Rhonda D6rain> a first-year LCC "I didn't diink il wu fair or and dw Coutu highway. student, says, "I thought it wu qjpropriate to answer questions. This The driver of die odier car involved in important to go, even though I didn't wu the studenu' time to reflect on die accident wu 2S-year-old Randolph even^know her, because 1 diink people Hilary's memory," says Peterson. Wells of Cardston. Wells is charged widi are uking drunk driving too lighUy." Peterson uys die large turnout wu inpaired driving, driving with a blood "It wu good to see so many people because the public wu outraged over dcohol level over .08, impaired driving from die U of L and LCC diere," says anodier dcohol-related accident causing bodily harm, crimind negligence Mavromichalis. "The acddent struck close to home. causing deadi and inquired driving Mavromichalis hu had much media She wu so loved by so many," says causing deadi. attendon since the vigil mainly due to Peterson. * The vigil wu organized by first-year the large nunout. She wu interviewed on "Drunk Driving Week ia being Univernty of Lethbridge student Aima CKTA lut Monday, and CBC Cdgary sponsored by the Federd Justice Mavromichdis, who wu one of Hilary's also says il would be m contact Department and is an awareness Photo by OragTaMM best friends. "I diink that it's (media attention) campaign for Bill C-19," says Peterson. Cross marks tragedy '1 got dw idea for dw vigil from one good; it helps us all cope. I wouldn't Bill C-19 is an amendment to the of Hilary's favorite songs, A Litde Bit of want Hilary's deaUi to go unnoticed lo Crimind Code dealing with dnmk area it will be in. Snow, by Howard Jones," uys society," says Mavromichalis drivers. The scholarship is made from persond Mavromichalis. Mavromichalis and a large group of A scholarship hu been set up at donations and various business OIW of dw lines from the song is, "A her friends have joined dw Parenu Winston Churchill High School by die donations. million matehea in dw lught will help Agaiiut Impaired Drivers groiqi in Anderson family and die school district "Brandy's night club in Ledibridge light dw way." Lethbridge and ve {banning to set up a in Hilary Anderson's name. Jim Stewart, sent hdf of iu teceipu from lut Aldiough Mavromichdis did not Studenu Against Drunk Driven group d a counseUor at Winston Chuicill says,' Saturday to dw fimd," says Stewart expect so many peo|ric to attend, she dw U of L next September. "The school will pick the most deserving Stewart uys dw high school is wu happy widi dw tumout "We're not just fighting for Hilary's student each year." hoping enough money will be raised to "I wu amazed at how many people sake, but for all Uw odwr people killed," Hilary's fanuly hu approved die form a tnut fimd. The scholarship will be were dwre. I would have guessed between says Mavromkhslu. "Fll fight dw cause scholarship, but have not named what pdd from interest from dw fimd.
Convocation Banquet
May 1,1987 El Rancho Convention Centre
Cocktails - 6p.m. ^c^ ts '^--^ c' ^^e^ y I * .^-- "^•^ ^
Dinner -—7 p.m.
Dance-—9 p.m.
* Tickets $15 per person. On sale now at the students' * Limited amount of ticltets for sale so buy NOW! association office CE1350. First come first serve. * Students, family, friends, faculty, staff, * Rush seating. administration are all welcome,
* Wine compliments of LCCSA. * For any information contact the LCCSA CE 1350. Ph. 329-3373. * Live band. Tun Bunch", great music, a iittie bit of everything. 4 THE ENDEAVOR Thwiday, April 2,1987 Viewpoint —_ Rumors surface at)out LCC's reserve funds Students, staff deserve answers Let's try to get the facts is being used, how much is and regulations, the U of L board's budget moves won't be straight. Recent budget cuts actually being distributed? announced its cutbacks openly to known to instructors and students reduced college funding by Perhaps there is a valid answer both the school and the miedia. Its until April 8 - a month after the $400,000 which translates into to these questions, but the board faculty and staff are not board's first close examination. $1.3 million, because of inflation of govemors apparentiy has a wondering whether there will be a As a result, many instructors and and wage contracts. liking for closed doors. job waiting for them next year. students remain in limbo. However, LCC has a $2.6 Nevertheless, students and facultv The U of L students aren't So the chief problem is lack of million reserve and there have have a right to know which wondering whether they should communication. The faculty and been rumors of even more. So, budget cuts are being start applying for transfers students want to know more, but $2.6 inillion minus $1.3 million contemplated. because their programs may be they continually find the door still leaves $1.3 million in Granted that closed meetings cut. closed. reserve. are permissible according to the But at LCC the board of In these tough times, So the question is, why isn't College's act, but why can't LCC povemors is giving out littie administration should be fostering this reserve being used to prevent be more like the University of information about budget an environment of co-operation program, instructional and Letiitmdge? decisions, announcing only a few and communication radier than administrative cuts? If the money Rather than hiding behind rules cuts. The full impact of the alienation. KKK In Calgary "Hey^ have you heard what's and dangerous." happemiiKin Cugary?" "But we have to respect their "Sure. The Olympics are going right to firee qseech." lo be dieie next year." Yes, but Albertans should be "No man. I mean the KKK wary of groups that promote conference." hatred. We can't iniore fanatics "Tlie KKK? Is that another who think certain fuks have more OCO committee?" ri^ts or inteUii^ence because dieir "Man, where have you been? sun is a particular orior. The The KKK is the Ku Klux Kian." same igncMrance and disbelief "Oh yeah, die guys that wear resulted in the rise oi Genmany's togas and parade armind bonfires Nazi Party and we aU know what at njihL Wkat's die big deal?" happened after diat" "WeU thofiClan is planning a You don't think a group of conference on May 6 in Calgary." KKK followersca n be conuMred "I thought all diat Kian sniff loHidei?" was just m tlie U.S. We don't "Well, people are no different have any problems like bigotry today than tney were yesterday; and racism m Alberta." you never know how far this kind "Think again. Remember James of fanatacism wiU go." Keegstra, or the Aryan Nations "What can we do about it?" leader, Teny Long." "If we educate ourselves and "Some folks are worried diat never forget the lessons, of Alberta is gaining a reputation as a history, we can make informed breeding ground for racial decisions about racism and hatred. biaody." "So what if a bunch of guys Yeah, meanwhUe, there's may De a "redneek^ .. wearing laundiy want to talk nodung like Kian support to give about while siqxemacy." a city a good name. By the way, "WeU. it might sound harmless dial's Calgary widi a 'C not a but I m not stupid.' but the concept is narrow-minded X'."
h aaana dw ycv h« hacly begun aid next year's expansion of CLOG radio. a poaitive, unified note. now it'i mai. The extra infonnalion in dw activities S. Be aware of all odwr areas of Our mn •• LCCSA macudve flnUwt ralsnda wsa alao a booat council We hope your quesdom were A|vil 8. W« Kop* you have bowflitad 3. Brng The Bam back on campus. • answered quickly and compidely. A lot ban dw propwni aid Mrvioa offarad. We worked hard on updadi« dw of our sttangdi come from dw suppoit we H«« is • nvkw of dw a»«lt we MI in ainiospiwra and services. The Bam is in gave each odwr. We vied to extend diet Much UM yes: better financial ihape dim diis time last support toyou. 1. Increase student bivolvenwnL We year. We hope next year is even beller. Overall, diank you to dw itudenls. pul a 6aM in dds one. Volsr tunwuu Changea to its managmant syaiam may faculty, siaif and adndniilraiion for your wan Mglwr diA ewer md we mieged to piN Tha Bam in a 'do or die' situation so participalion and help. Il haa been a year nuiniain • fidl oouncU of walch for bigger aid beoer of learning mdgiowing. raps ditwihoul dw year. psognmming. Beet of hwk always. 2. Incraaie student awan 4. Miiniaki corwmiltreant. Our council affofU were made to infonn everyone on haa worked well duoughout dw Charyl Dick oempua. We era p«ticulariy proud of year and we feel weYa ending dw year on PlesidaM. LCCSA 3i)^0<«)^®J7'
KiirrOKS: Jan Kundert SKNIOK KKrOKTKKS: Kathy BIy. Allan Cumm Published weekly by ihe journalism students of Qerry Saville ings. Wendy Harris, Judith Hazlett Dennehy, Patti the Lothbridgo Community COIIOQO and editorially t-.NTKRIAINMKNI": Kim Basky Henderson, Roxzana Kapadia, Dominique Nells. independent ol both the board of governors and KKATUKKKIHiOK: Karon Solie Tom Russell, Susan Sorge, the students' association. PliOrOKIHTOKS: Traco Brown Donise West KI'.I'OK'IKKS: Pat Adams, Logan Atwood, Ian rilHI.iSIIKK Oeorgia FooKs SPOKIS l^iDliOK: Chris ClOQo Byrd. Wally Czech. Shelley Qanter, Verna Lee AllVISKKS Richard Burke AOVF.HTISINf; MANAfiKK: Holly Mayos Holt, Darlene Hudson, Richard Humphries. Karon D'Arcy Kavanagh ('IKt'lil.AIION MANA(il-:K: Theresa Korosi Olson, Bonnie Ross, Dawn Sugimoto, Qreg Veryl Todd AI)VKKIISIN(i siAFK: Fred Amen, Kari Toews, Sandee Whittaker, Michelle Willis. Carole KNOI-:AV()K(UH('K. Room AN 1719 Beblow, Cheryl Dick, Brock Lounsbury, Brenda Woollrey, Phone 320-3301 Romaniuk CAKIOOMS'IS: Nic Milligan THE ENDEAVOR Thnnday, AprU 2,1987 5.
PCIIIChlilK? by Allan Cummings
Women! Who can figure 'em
Over dw years man has made great is," he asks himself. Then he recalls proportions, who incidentally had strides in his understanding of the four years of high school. Half an hour three cloves of gariic for breakfast, intricacies of the universe. But the one to go. He had beuer give her a call. plops herself down beside him. Equality starts thing that has been beyond his grasp Over the phone she informs him the Five minutes into the ride, to a is the workings of a woman's mind. reason for her tardiness is after going mixture of relief and chagrin, he at home No other creatine on God's green earth through four closets, diree dressers and notices he is on the vnong bus. has proven to be as perplexing as a two chests of clothes she just couldn't Eyeing a phone boodi he pulls woman. It must be remembered, find a thing U> wear. "Bui nol lo feverishly on the bell for die bus to Frankly ladies, as one woman to worry," says she. "I jusi got back from dwugh, that women don'l set out to stop. Running to the phone he calls another, I think its time to stop a shopping safari to the local mall and puipotely drive men insane; it is just a screaming for equality and begin I shouMn'l be much more dian an hour home. It's busy. He decides to walk defect somewhere deep in their the four miles home. He arrives home accepting our own responsibility for it biological make up. Here are three late." Her beau hangs up. But by now at 1:30 p.m. She had just hung up and We roar about equality, yet we go examples in whidi women confuse there seems to be just a hint of gray at men. his temples. was on her way over to her friends home at night and continue to gently home for coffee • the same friend on nurture liUlc boys, that will one day Example one: "The no win Example duee: "I've hardly talked situatioa" to anyorw all day." the phone dial is. "Honey, I've hardly grow iq> to be men who expect women to. A man comes home from a hard A man's car breaks down at the talked to anyone all day," she take care of them. day at wodc and finds no supper. His opposite end of lown from where he explains. With a lop-sided grin and a Come on. lets gel real. If you want wife says she is sick of being taken lives. No problem. He can just go to twitch under his eye he mutters equality among the sexes, then let's face for granted. "Fine," says he. "I'll make that phone booth over there and call "women!" and mixes himself a stiff it, equality begins al home. Not only my own ivpper from now on." After a his wife lo come and get him. His fint drink. with your husband or parmer, but with call at 9 ajn., a busy signal. "I'll call pause she blurts out, "No! If you make These are only three examples of your sons and daughters. your own suppa dwn I won't be back in IS minutes," he says to how women baffle men. There are needed will I?" She then sits down to himself. Again busy. Fifteen minutes ponder which is worse, being taken for after this and the line is sdll busy. others. Like how come women seem granted or not being needed. He, "This is ridiculous," says he, "I'll wait to always have all die answers; until a Breaking stereotypes meanwhile tightens his belt anodwr anodwr IS minutes and catch a bus child asks where do babies come from notch and prepares for a long week. home." then its "go ask your dad" . Probably Example two: 1 don't have a Twenty minutes Ister the bus arrives the greatest puzzler is why do women Motherhood must begin to lake on a dung to wear. " and he climbs abovd. After riding the go to the washroom in groups? IWW light and break away frtim die swreo- A man is watching tlw clock while bus dw full circuit around diis strange Nobody knows for sure what types of raising chil
When I am working on a problem, I never think •bout beauty. But when I have finished, if the solution is not beautiful. I know it is wrong. Buckminsier Fuller The figwfaws and dw roae are •culpturas made by J. C. Scheuikogel. The readfaig girt ia a wax aculpture, the wdder is made of copper using an oxy- acetylene proceaa and dw roae is a copper leaf work. These paintings sre in the libraiy, the warrior on hoiseback ia a watcrcolor done by GeraM Tailfeadwn ui 1962, dw Prairie Gothic is a woik done by Rotoff Bcny fai 1943. Theae vroika on display around LCC campua demonatnte hidden beauty fai the BohnxMia toprobleina. 8 THE ENDEAVOR Thursday, April 2,1987 Videos on Cutttpiis People
Africa by Dominique By Michelle Willis Nelis
April has been designated by the Ledibridge Public Libraiy as a month to cieate an awareness of Africa. Cecile McCleaiy of the libraiy says, Free "The whole intent is to help people better understand Africa as a total continenL" tuition She says Soudi Africa is in the news a lot, bill the library's goal is to focus on the w4wle continent in'88 ? The library will be showing five videos in a series of dghl caUed, Africa: A Voyage of Discovery. The videos are NEWS FLASH • LCC board of nairarated by Basil Davidson, an African goveroprs met fai an unexpected ckwed historian and writer of books for both meeting on Wednesday ni^t to discuss children and adulu. dw main iuue on campus these daya - "Weatem civilization owes a lot to budget cuu. black Africa," says McCleaiy. She says that ia what dw videos are tryuig to The board brought up dw pofait that show. studentt did nol need to suffer from die Davidson is quoted in a news release cutbacks, so dw $13 millkm surplus as saying he is tiying to help people It*s mine! will'be used to pay each md everyone's underttand Africa. He says die histoiy of Christine Smith and firiend take a break from the dally insanities at toiton for dw 1987-88 term. Any inoney Africa is the history of man. LCC. Besides, pbiying hi the sun is more fun than studying. left over will go to refinbish die The first film in the series was shown boanhoom. Wednesday night ui dw Library Theatre April Foors....a litde lato but Gallery. Films vrill be shown every still effective. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. for five weeks. Also featured at the libraiy will be the More jobs for students The athletics awards banquet is set for free showing of dw fdnu Born Free and tomonow. LCCSA represenutive Gerard Out of Africa. Van Schothont, vriU be guest Bodi fdnu will be shown at 7:30 p.m. By J. Hazlett Dennehy spesker. Also on dw agenda is in Ihe theatre gallery al die libraiy. Bom office, says dw college is offering about Lafwrtncc Twncr spedvig for dw free will be shown April 3, and Out of Fourteen summer jobs will be Ihe same number of STEP poritioiu u it board of govemon and Deaa Station Africa, winner of an Academy Award for available at LCC dus summer under dw had last year. The jobs nm from May 1 on behalf of dw adnunistalwn. Awards beat picture, will be shown April 10. STEP program. to Aug. 30. will be given out and. there will be a McCkary says diere will also be a The Summer Temporary Empbyment The joba which are posted on boarda dance to foltow. Men's volleyball coach slide and talk presentalton nanated by Rkk Jtaaa, wiU alao make his Program is a government program which around the college have duties which Malcobn Staik. a biotogist at LCC. The decision if he is oomfaig bock to coach cover a wide range of skills — from presentation will focus on the Northern provkles fiinds for hiring of studenu. next year. Wikilife Parks and Camaroon. Keith Passey of LCC's personnel secretarial to drafting WOTIL
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A spedal friend of nune Scan Barker, a first-year law enforcement student celebrated his binhday on March 27. Actually it tumed out lo be a three day binhday celebration. Happy belated...aony I missed it. We have an April Fool's student on campus. First-year law enforcement S T • I I N T studem Vonna FMigcrald celebrsted her 20ih birthday yesterday. Happy I I I I H I S S binhday. More birthdays on campus diis week. March 30: Terry WkNtiwHl, men's basketball player, March 31: Tom I D k N S Rusaell. second-year oommnication ans student; April 3: Lawrence Do you want to be your own boss? Watklns, men's basketball player. If you are rich in ideas on how to start your own sumnner Most ttudenu will be checking out the business, but poor in the funds you need to put your job situation right about now. Go see Pat ideas into action, there's a good chance you qualify Quilley at dw Job Placement Office for a Student Business Loan. al student services. Good luck fai job If you are currently a full-time student who will be finding. Employen will probably be returning to school this Fall and you are legally entitled using s lot of government programs tuch to work in Canada, you may bo eligible. ai STEP postions to pay wages. Details are available at Canada Employuiunt Centres, Canada Employment Centres for Students, any branch of the On April 8, die LCCSA in coi\junction Royal Bank of Canada, Quebec branches of the National Bank widi Cadillac Bar and Diner will of Canada, and at tho Federal Business Development Bank. be holding itudenu night. Firtt prize Or call tollfraa 1-800361-2126. will be $223. second piiM will bo SlOO and diird priu is dinner for two with limousine service. For moti dw money would treat anybody just flne at diis lime of year. It wouM be greu winning money as^W instead of makfaig a mad dath home and aikfaig parenu for die last two humked dollars you'll ever bonow fromdwm . A ladka pool tournamrni it BANOUf NATIONAL MOVAl IIANK NATIONAIC BANK lUNOUl IIO^Ml scheduled for Friday nighl. There ara many entries so, go to The Ham, tip on • • !•««,>» tlM«f««««4 »I«I^*MXC«»*M UM OiniuRf Have a grral wtfktiMl. THE ENDEAVOR Thursday, AprU 2, 1987 9 Spring fashions emphasize femininity Spring Fashion Review By Pattl Henderson Say goodbye to winter and tip your hat to spring, the new season's fashions are full of options. A mood of fresh, flirty and fiin fashions are here for the making in two directions; decorative and frilly, and spare and simple. Vogue, Cosmopolitan and Glamour are flashing images of waimer weather wear that resemble the look of the 'SOs with swinging skirtt and sex appeal. Jackeu will again be a popular element in day wear or nighttime (hess- up. The mensweai image has softened to PnOlo by Tttri KofOM creato a shq>lier, womanly effect Elongated, shortened, slighdy fitted, An exhibit by LCC students will be In the Garden and Trades Fair this year. blouson and safari jackeu make-up the fair and a raffle for a completed chalet variety of depdi in the jacket line. Over ' By Shelley Ganter playhouse, ssys Craig Bennet a dw new lengdis of skirts, waist-stopping caipentiy instnictor. croppers, bellhop jackeu snd bolero's Engineering and The caqwrnry and engineering complete an evenings entourage. And studenu and staff will have an exhibit Frank Plato, another carpentry what about skins? They're going to all carpentiy students in dw Garden and Trades Fair today to insnuctor, says. The house will lengths and as the temperature rises, so submit exhibit Sunday at dw Ledibridge and District probably be pre-cut and we'll just pul it do skin's hemlines. Here is where the Exhibition Grounds. together there. Well be working with a 'SOs fashions hit h big. Full skirtt. worn The exhibit will inchide a small bunch of begiimen because the class vrilh crinolines, are where it's at Ruffles Jwuse Ihat will be finished during die just suited." and layers, many in short lengdis, are perfect for dw warmer weadwr ahead. Hgure-following dresses for a softer silhouette are again somewhat of a retum to days gone by widi a Marilyn Monroe, Resident assistants ciiosen body-hugging influence. Watoh for dw use of stretch material in all areas of environmenUl acience. and unkwk Ihe laundiy facility and sodal dressing, in a mixture of light loiws and By Pattl Henderaon Assistanu an chosen on a semester activity centre rooms and are a base for rich textures. Neutral colon such as basis snd are given daily feedback and a people with a problem or just need cream, cocoa, khaki, tans snd putels Nine people were chosen last week written cvahiation for their term. If a someone to lalk to. will all be pulled together vridi fewer from 29 qyplicatkms to be residence cunendy emptoyed RA is doing a Duffus says assistanu were inteiviewed accessories. Low-key, minimal fiiss assistanu for the September '87 satisfactory job dwy may come back for under criteria such as personal goals, fashioftt are leading women towarda the another wim. what can ba dona to make residence a bare necessities. Studcnu who have attended LCC for at An RA recdvea a monddy wage of better place, how well they work as a Graphics will also make an impact least one semester and live or will be S160 for dwir work, while head RAs team, are they willing to receive this spring with a combination of living in the residence were eligible to receive $480. The two head RAs are on- training. Aaaiatant musl have a valid stripes, checks and doU. The spring submit applications for nine open call half a month and are available to standard fint aid ceitificate or be willing fever generates a litde heal of iu own positions. The two head resident check-in and check-out firearms after to gel one. vridi the Litroduction of fiery reds. Red- usistanu; nursing student Yvette Dyke houra, chair RA meetings, partidpate in RAa don't have to have a lot of hot splashes in the form of belts, and environmental sdence student Ron RA evaluation and training and are a experience, aays Duffus, but diey must bangles, earings and even complete Wiebe will be returning for another reaource area for dw 10 odwr assistanu. have good conununicalkm skills, be outfiu, offset die upcoming, low-key semester. Gaetan Drouin from law Housing supervisor Cadue Duffus says friendly and positive, and at dw sanu- complexton. enforcement will retum as RA for his the RA porition has a variety of duties time be able to be firm in enforcing Off-die-thoulder styles are an example housing complex. but the main responsibilities- of the regulations. of die less is more' theme designers on The nine new auistanu have been assistanu are to handle housing The new RAs will be given extensive either side of the Atiantic have decided to oontocted and the dghl that have problems in the evenings and weekends, training in liatening skills, how to deal follow diis season. Whether coUan are accepted dw positions to date are: and to be a good resource person (or the with people who are angiy, intoxicated cut straight across or rounded, dw collar Michael Biandsma, law enforcement; studenu dwy are responsible for. or in an emergency. They vrill meet die bones are diis spring's erogenous zone. Carol Fradley, law enfoicemenl; Allan There is one RA for each resklence LCC counaellors and gel to know Manageable, straight hair widi almost Hall, environmental acience; Howard building, who is then responsible for dw agendes diat help in criais situations. bare-faced makeup qiplication are sure to Kehler, law enforcemenl; Nick Marcetta, 20 to 36 people in dial area. RAs deliver Smaller dutiea include aigning out leave women with more time to enjoy law enforcmenl; Karen Rost mail, past information about activitiea vaccumns, but Duffiia says if you don't the outdoon and less lime in front of the environmental sdence; Johann RylU law and events, an on call dree evenings have all dw small areaa covered, diings enforcement and Chris Walder of and one lull day a month, lock cannoi nm amooddy. Students stay in residence during ttie summer montiis Spic and Span By Carole Woollrey drafting and nuning as well aa apprentice programs don'l end until June or July," Drycleaners Studenu in need of accommodation for Duffui uyi that dwre are peopla who Ihe summer mondu need look no tonger, oonw and suy in reikknce for short dw LCC resklence can help. periods of lime while attending iummer Caihie Duffus, housing coordinator, programi offered daough dw ooUegc. Complete drycleaning says dial itudenU who are currently Duffui feels dial suying in residence attending or have anendod LCC can slay can help graduawa uve money. end tellorlng service in dw retidance for dw lumnwr, at a COM "Graduate uudenu often live in that il proportionally dw same u dw raiideiice until dwy gal iha money fall and winter lenwaten. together to pay a damage depoiil and Some day terulce "Studcnu from odwr instituttons, such rani on dwir own plaoa." u dw Univenity of Alberu. can lUy Duffu lays dial thera ii an opportunity also, but at a higher raw." for lunuiwr amploymant dvough Iha Duffui uyi she eapecti baiwean 60 houiing onica. Located in College Mall and 70 studenu par mondi will iiay al "We hire between 20 and 25 people dw reaideme. during May to get dw resideiw* cleaned "Soma mondu there ara more paopla up. For dw ran of Iha iummer we hava Phone 327-0667 In rasideiKe Oian odwn becauaa of dw eight lo 10 people working on dw quartoi iwogianu. Civil vnginaering, cloaning craw," 10 THE ENDEAVOR Tharaday, AprU 2,1987 Features Karen SoliQ. Editor Seli Moisture boolcs, level is will travel good By Vema Lee Hon by Greg Toews Sales of dw Gourmet Club's cookbook has been a success widi only SO books This winter may have seemed like the left. driest we can remember, however, The Chib originally had 250 cook Enviroment Canada statistics show books but family and people ouuide of otherwise. the college supported the fund-raiser by Rick Shewchuck, an offical vrilh die buying ntoit of them. Ledibridge Weadwr Office, says die Jerry Baker, president of the chib. overall precipitation this winter was said that he wishes more college studenu close to average. Certain mondis though, would bay dw books. were drier than normal. The money made will go towards a trip The average total precipution for die to Calgary aa well as other activities period of October to Febroary is S>9 ihroughmit dw yesr. millimetres. The actual precipitation for The club will be touring dw Bridge dw 1986 to 1987 period was 98.9 mm. Brand packing plant and dw fadlities of Shewchuck says that die reason dial dw Rim Rock restaurant the vrinier appeued dry wu the months Baker says diat the recipes for dw of December and January were far below cookbook were coniributed by die normal. The two mondi period had 12.1 studentt, some are individual favorites, Check this out "-*»"• mm of moisture compared to a noimal and odwn are learned at dw college. Kyle Whiting, first semester erwiromenlal science student, looks over a precipitation of 45 J nnn. The cook book took two weeks to display set up t>y ttie enviromenlal science public relations class at the Febroaiy was also slightly drier than compile, not including the time it took Lethbridge and District Exhibition Spoftshow "87 held on March 28 and 29. normal, widi an actual predpiution of to get die redpes. 113 mm u compared to 18.9 normally. October and November redeved more than twice the normal moisture widi a total precipitation of 75.3 mm as compared to 34.6 mm. Shewchuck says diat farmen in the Tlie pain didn't stop witli labor area have litde lo worry about u the average precipitation is 66.9 mm for die allowing dw binhday child to choose the and four gaUons of Kool-Aid. What creature lepeau eveiydung it monihs of March and April. says several hundred limes, often without binhday cake. My creative critter decided Widi dwir bellies bloated diey Dr. Baiiy Grace, an offidal al the any feedback? A parrot you say? Close. he would have a transformer cake. Not woulchi't notice how thinly I had to slke Lethbridge Research Station says that the It's a parent mind you, a cake with a transfoimer a cake to get 20 pieces . . . well 21 winlen moisture is safely locked in the^ decorated on the top, but a cake that then. Bill Cosby mighl have gotten a few ground. He says this amount of moisture' really transformed. Ever wonder how many times a single laughs when he said the problem with should give Southern Albena farmers a "We can use toodipicks to hold all the individual can be wrong in one day? children is they suffer brain damage at good head start this year. pans together," this ingenious child One littie Sherlock Holmes kindly birth but in troth it is the mother who Dr. Grace says diat 1987 should be exclaimed. The scary part was he really pointed out that when he held his cake suffers this inflictkm. Truel It must equal or better widi last year in terms of believed I could and would do dus. up to the light you could see right happen when we hold our breadi during soil moisture content Being a truly dedicated modier, I through it contractions. Dr. Grace described 1986 u a record By the time they Ask me, I know. year for crop production, although late Amazingly, I have were finished my house looked like it had season rains reduced the quality of the managed to survive harvest eight long, torturous barely survived an yean as a custodian lo Wriit$ir' Wm(il(S>w invasion of one of those angelic ^^_^_^_^^^ Tasmanian devils. Ah inventions called well, it was nothing a children. front-end loader and a College The . brain damage By Wendy Harris two-ton truck couldn't surfaces throughout handle. meat store the raising of these peu in momenU of slaved for houn to create a perfect idng- I dedded il was time I had dw upper uncontrolable insanity. These lapses are picture of his favorite transformer on top hand and reminded dwse kids who was in is closing characterized by an overwhelming urge of die cake. Instead of warmly dianking charge. Instead of allowing a massive to allow a cltild to be responsible for his dioughtful parent my darling ion present opening orgy, I allowed my son By Karen Olaon some of the decisions that affect his laid," Just orw question Mom. What is to open only one gift every 15 minutes, upbringing. dial supposed to be?" for the entire tvro houn. The college meat store closes April 9. The purpose of diii ii to train him so I quickly explained to diis future critic This drutically increased his Gary Michebon, meat cutting he can accept his future duties ai a the deep sense of achievement and frusuation level. I could tell he wu instnictor, sayt, 'These lut few weeks parent. In actual fact it is s good way to personal laliifaction he could derive leaming a valuable leuon in tolerciwe are dw busiest time for dw meat store." exercise one's futility. duough interpreting abstract an. when he slammed every cupboard in die On Tuesday, people were lined up A point in case is die recent Actually, if you itood on your head house, then threw himself on the floor ouuide die store sl 9:30 a.m. waiting for experience 1 had when I allowed my son and squinted juit right it really did look kicking his feet il to open at 11 a.m. to plan his own binhday parly. like Skyfighter. Well, OK, almost I wu just about to yell "gotcha" when If the meat supplies run out before the At flnl he wanted lo go to a The biggest problem wu whal to do diis iweedicart said. 'Thanks Tor letting closing date the store will be ck>sed reitaurant.When I refused to include die with 20 • shall we kindly say me do it dial way. Mom. It lure made die earlier, Michebon added. entire Kcond grade he agreed to have a enthuilutic • children. Doing my pan tun lut longer." He even had the audacity The meat-cutting itudenU will be house pany. for panicipactton I kicked die little to ipeak to me u if it wu his idea. finished dieir work experience diis week. Because of diii minor victory I msdc beggen ouuide ... 1 mean I encouraged When my modier called later to inquire Each week four itudenu have been parental enor number 26 • believing I the darlingi to indulge in lome freih about how die party went I actually autioiwd in tocal atorea, luch u Safeway wu in control. 1 ihould have realired air. found myielf at a lou for worda • a and Woodwarda. Three studenu were diii when I bought him 16 pany It took 30 minutes to dreii dwm all phenomenon the oouMn'l quite believe. sutioned in Nwiton. Invitaitoni and he told me he needed and dwy were back In five minutes Next year Mom won't have to uk Michelson laid student evaluations more. covered in mud. about my ion's binhday pany. Stricdy will sun next week. Siudenu will be "Hut Mommy," he pleaded. "1 Juil Switching to "pUn B", 1 decided if all out of love for hsr, nol to mcntkm an required to cul and prepare a akie of beef. have to invito my beit friends." All 20 eUa fails, feed dwm. Even dw animals in overwhelming need for self-preurvation, Cutting ability and procedure, u well u of dwm. Looking back on dw joyous a loo MtUe dovm at chow time. Surely nest year we will take diis binhdsy pany their total year'i performance will bo occasion I teali/« a house pany was my dwse guyt coukki'i all lalk while iiufflng buffoonery direcdy to her in hrr own evaluated. second miitake and allowing 20 kids in dwir angelic liida facaa wldi food • home • in full techiiicoktr. Michelson said he won't know if dw my house dw ihinl, Having chikksn al vmmg again. And I know Mom will wanl us there. meal ilore made a profit diia year until all waa definitely my (Inl mistaks. Thai* human garburaion munched After all, sha il dw ona who lakl, "I dw end of April, when inventory ii A lilda lradilk>n I uaed to hava wu dwir way duough close to SO hoi dop hope you hava ona Juit lUia you war*." complated. THE ENDEAVOR Theraiay, April 2,1M711, Expertisepemse prompts prompts new new company company Ex-oil rigger learns new skiils at LCC Byf Gerry Savllle j '• ""^T^ ' m MimSSi '• m^^^^SSmm^^^- At leut one student al LCC considen luck wu widi him diis year. Mike Mercredi is a student in pre-employment carpenuy, "...die one they cut" he says. 'It's unfortunate, it's a course which would cater to a lol of people; kids just out of high school, farmer's who want buic skiUs, and guys like me. It provides practical experience in woodworidng." The clus vrill be available at dw Southern Albena Institote of Technology next year, but not everyone can afford to live in Calgary, Mercredi says. 'It midces you wonder how many people will be left out in the cold next year because it's cut. I hope they'll bring it back." The 29-year-old student worked on oil rigs for nine yean, but when the oil business slowed down he decided it wu lime to find something more permanent he says. '1 had made a lilde wooden rocking horse for my son when he wu six- months okl and I dedded to specielize in wooden rocking toys. Last year I took the busiiwss coune, Devetoping a Busineu Plan. dirough Continuing Education at LCC." He established a company called Tad Toys, uddng the fint initials of his son A(kian's thiee given nanws. When he PtMway OMvy Saiaas decided to improve his wood-working A real rockin' horse skills diis year, he took his kleu to dw people at dw Uiwmptoymenl insurance hone hair, ssys Mercredi. proportions, but hu made several of dw His producu are numbered so people Commiukm office. He used die mortise and tenon smaller ones. know they have purchased originals, he '1 showed dwm my business card and technique to join dw lep to the body, "Lut year I decided to see how ful 1 says. photo album with pictures of my toys. I securing the ipint vridi wooden dowel could make them, and I made ten in a Mercredi says his wife Beau drew dw tokl dwm. If I can get my busiiwss plugs. He estimates he spent 200 houre week." plans for the horse and encouraged him going, I can hire someone- else', and dwy woridng on the hone. He plained to He also makes rocking chairs, doll in his woik. He crediu Pawlak vrilh woe really interested." use the large hone to interest buyers in cradles, bi-level airplanes and provkling him with encouragement and The hone stands four-and-a-half feel his odwr toys, and to sell it at a helicopters. He says he dunks there is a ideu. tall at dw ears, and is on a Victorian competitive price. Frank Pawlak.. the definite market for wooden toys. "Widiout Frank and Beata I couhki't safety stand made of oak, rather than the clau instructor, hu encouraged him to "People are getting tired of plutic have done it" he says. usual rocken. The body is laminated seU it u art toys, dwy're gomg back to wood. They The rocking horse will be m dw pine, hand-robbed vridi beeswax to a This is dw first time Mercredi hu can always appredato something made carpentry display at the Trade Fair at dw satiny gtosi. The mane and tail are real made a rocking horse of such from wood." exhibition grounds diis weekend. Carpentry Student's horse a rocking success By Gerry Savllle "You don'l see many studenu who arc 'This will be the diird year we've been Each year dw studenu construct a The co-ordinalor of the caipentry willing to put in die extra hours that he diere. The fint year diey diought we project at die fair, he says. program at LCC uys it's unusual to see dkl." were a big nuisance, because of the noise "This year we're building an dght foot an item such u Mike Mercredi's rocking Bennett tays he can't explain why dw we made. But dwy found that people were by ten foot garden shed from scratch. I horse in the classroom where cabiiwu pre-employment caipentry clus hu been attracted by die noise, and exhibitors don't know how far well get vridi h or and small buildings are dw order of die cut were uking to be put next to us dw rwxt how we'll get it out of die exhibitkm day. "You wonder why. The clui hu year." building, but well figure out sonwdiing." "It's not very often a itudent will get always been full. But diey make die into sonwdiing u different u Mike's lulea." project" uys Craig Bennett. The carpentry stodenu vrill hsve a Bennett gives Mercredi credit for die duplay at die Trades Fair al die crafumanihip shown in dw finished Ledibridge Exhibition grounda diis product weekend, uys Bennett ATTENTION Communication students ©iPiaaiRr© a®©^ ©la^^isj^iris© visit CJOC transistor site If you expect to graduate in May, By Suaan Sorga uying. lalk faaier, lalk faster," uys a ''registration for convocation" Generous. The CJOC transistor site wu dw focui When die itudenu relumed to LCC, form must be filled out prior to of a day trip for fint-year elacironic dwy compared dw CJOC transmiuing April 3,1987. Forms are available communication inaknu. antennu to a cluiroom-iieed antenna The siudenu kxikad ai dw two demonsiration unit in student services (PA 1130). transmitting intennu and their Tha two-year electronic These forms must be completed electronic circuiting," says elecuonics communication ooune analyrea radto instroctor Deryle Ganeroui. algnali, signal traiufer and to ensure your eligibility to Tha purpoM wu to uudy dw anteraw amplifkation. Most iiudanu in dtis graduate. lignali ai«d dw uansmiiting of radio program vrill beconw radu technicians. waves. Generous lays it wu the fiiit field trip "It wu very ooM, very windy and I for dw uudenu, No plant have been had some very andiuilutic itudcnti maJa fur anymura diii Mnwiur, 12 THE ENDEAVOR Tkwiday, Aprfl 2,1987 Entertainment Kim Basl Othello. Tho Moor of Venice Presented by the UofL DefMftnnent of dramatic arts Adispted and produced by Richard Epp Review by Wendy Harris As dw final dialogue of Odwllo, The Moore of Venice wu presented al the University of Lethbridge and die Ughu were dinuned there wu a notable silence. The audience wu mesmerized, hanging in limbo between reality and the gripping emotions of diis Shakespearean play. The U of L experimenial theatre wu filled on Friday for diis year's fint prescntstion by the depulment of dramaoc artt. When lago (Brian Solberg) saki in dw first act. 1 am not what I am." he coukl well have been refering to dw production University of Lethbridge roclcs itself. Othello wu booked •.< sn amateur production but wu definitely The Powder Blues Band, a popular blues and rock band, flew in arrived two horn laie but still gave an enthusiastic pnfeninul in itt execution. firom Calgary and enteitained students at dw University of performance for a crowd of about 200 people. Some of ihem So convincing wu the pain of Othelto Leihbndge's last cabaret of Ihe season on March 27. The band were studenu having a last musk:al fling befoie final exams. u he struggled between jeatousy and his love for his wife, Desdcmona (Robin Yeast) dut dw audience became emotionally empadwtic to dw Greely's boo/c is a ctiill a page parfoman, masking Iha night vrilh apasaaneoua lean and laughter. OdwUo, one of Shakespeve'i great tragediu, is a tale of deception and jealousy. lago planu seeds of doubt in Supernatural novel ranks high Othello's mind by suggesting Ihat owns. The terror lecms to emanate from in Reilly's past and bock again. Tracing Desdemona u having an affair vridi By Susan Sorgt a single painting on display there, done Amw's past, Greeley hu her memoriea Curio (Roman Pfob). OdwUo strogglea to maintain faith in Ids vrife but is faced by a mad prieu yeais ago. eventually meet up vrilh dw present for a vrilh seemingly oveiwhelming evkknoe climactic ending. The only problem is BOOR nOVMW Reilly is a woman shown to be of her indiacretiom. This evidence is ADQOIS of SifNtmlMr ovcrwhehned widi guilt feelinga. As a these flsihbacks icem too numerous and carefully pianud by lago. Andraw M. Qiotloy reault, Reilly distances herrelf from dw one wonden if some coukl not have been Although lago'a only motive appean left out altogedwr. PopCftMCk $5.95 Angels of Sqiicmber, who can help her. to be jealousy, it beconws apparent by Those angeli are her psychiatrist, her Greeley icu his scenes in a very 4S0pogos dw end of dw fint act that he hates priest and her lover. Greeley portrays descriptive manner. These pictures are OdwUo. them symbolkally u angels, just u lo vivid dut dw reader feeU he ii in dw This adaptation of dw play wu set in Demons an toituiing une of Chwago'a odwr forces of good and evil are Itory with dw characten. At some dw 1960i to altow for a nwre most prominent women. Hellish throughout dw itory. poinU in the book however, they're not contemporary exploration of the play creatures have taunted and tortured her. The characten Greeley creates are necessary to the ptot and to create an immediacy vridi dw They know the aecret she hu managed to very human, interesting and easy to Suspense is kept flowing u dw audience that nught not have been keep for SO yean. convincing in dw Elirabethian aetting. identify widi. They leem to real dwt nw supernatural incidenu steadily beconw At first, it seems u dwugh these Although these two poinu were well wondos if Greeley hu patterned dwm more terrifying. The audwr doean't offer occmrcncas are only in Amw Reilly'i served, it wu a bit disooncedning to laa after people in real life. The only a explanation for all of dwse incidents, mind. Bui u the Angela of September dw use of wristwaiches and dgartue complaint is dial the oonverutiom they which leaves the reader feeling a bit progresses, dw reader realizu dwy lighten while stroggling vridi dw oM have seem to be very long and very chilled after finishing dw book. actually are happening. language of Shakespeare's era. formal. Even Greeley's choice of vrords, The main acton are a core group of Supernatural evcnu destroy Reilly'i But it is dirough dwse conversations dirough dw oonverutioiu of his prefoiming atu studenu who an now in peace of mind and let loose a flood of and dw privste dwughu dw characten characten and nuration acrve M a dwir third year. They worked on this guilt about a lerribla fire dial happened share widi dw reader, diat providu reminder of that odwr prcacncc play for uven weeks: dvee weeks doing in her cMUhood. fauighi aboui dwm and dw pkM. Angels of September is a memorable characlCT studia and four weeks for Smoke and uiwxplakwd fim are now This book is well written, ftowing book, ona well worth curling up with on rehenals. being detected in dw art gallery Amw smoodily from dw present to inddenu a ooM. dark winter night This wu obvtously seven weeks well ipcnt judging by dw quality of tha pBiformanoe. Deadcmoiui'i porvayal u a faidiful and toving vrife wlkOM only fault wu caring too deeply evoked lympathy and compusion tram dw audience. lUtiat's liappenlng at... Everyone ahould al tome tinw The ULTIMATE Ir^ Top 40 and Rock 'n* Roll eipariance dw intimacy of viewing a • -• a play in dw U of L axperinwnul dwatre. Vancouver's Because of the opemwu of dw saml> circular stage and dw naamaii of dw SYNDICATE I Hottest Group acton, ona feela iwroundad and indeed drawn into dw very fiber of dw AND producdon. There li dw lemation of having axpericnced dw play radwr dun The newly renovated Wt)o'$ on Third haring Just watched iL restaurant Invites you to ctieck out ttie As one of dw actora said during dw ut(/i 4tmd€4u% tkm prriod." The nisy thoukl effect NEWMENUI raudience becauae of whal hippeni on sugr. n Bingo is not a book explaining how to win money. It is the setting for Roger Caron's gruesomely detailed account of die 1971 Kingston Penitentiaiy riot. Caron documents the conflicts between inmates and guards and the circumstances that led to the takeover. The first half of diis book is a repeat of Caron's first writing attempt Go Boy in which he tells of his life of crime which led to his confinement in Kingston. Despite this tedious beginning when Bingo does finally reach the point of die riot, Caron's writing explodes in a graphic account of pent-up ' hostility, frustration and die need to survive no matter how advene the conditions. Caron wrote Go Boy in 1977 and says it wu "a voyage of self-discovery that spanned fifteen agonizing years during which I accumulated a grisly array of physical and mental scan." About die writing of Bingo he says, Mantis should have prayed for a larger audience. "at times it wu ahnost u if I wu reaching into the flames of hell to Maggie Keenan, lead vocalist, and Tim Caiter, lead The cabaret was onlv attended by about 100 grqiple widi my subjecU." guitarist, of the band Mantis played at the final people, but the band was well received. Bfaigo is a veiy well-written' book. cabaret, March 27. Perhaps too well-written. Caron's fint book exemplified his lade of education, dw fact diat he taught hfanself to read and write tlsough 17 yean of prison life. Go Boy seems to oonw fiom dw heart, while Bfaigo seems to have come An hour out at the Oscars fiom an ediun's desk. While Csion's writing style from Go Boy Ul recognizable, fai Bfaigo it hu By Jan Kundert -OSCAR MICIHT AT ROdieR. EBERT^ HOust- been polished until it is merely a reflectkm of diat hard-hilting, tell-it- It had Elizabedi Tiyk>r, Belte Davis like-it-is style. and Bugs Bunny. What else does a show Prison jargon often appeai», perhaps need? /nd dwy wen only dw presenien. © to creato dw mood, seemnigly vridwut Uw 39lh Annual Academy Awarda on much thought to approprialeiwss. This Monday had somedung for avcrycne. No Isawn dw reader to flip to dw back of picoaa dowinalwl dw aariHs u in dw book to consult dw tfoaaaay. pnvious yean. Platoon, Room with a Although dus book is not u dynamk View, Aliens. Uw Fly, Top Oun and dw first, it is a chillfaig story of the Cluhkcn of a Lesser God all won at leaat faniulily of prison. Csron shows how ona Oscar. But dut wasn't dw only dw concept of punishment does not dUfeicnoe dus year. work and makes a silent plea for As Paul Hogan. one of the co-hoats, ...^ undentandfaig the need for rehabilitation cautioiwd at the begiming of the progranu. program, "be gracious, gialefid and get He ahows how beatings, solitary off." And dw . recipienu oompUed. omfirwment and electric shodt treatment FoUowmg the 4S-secaiid limit, dwy WHAT'.?! I HAVeNT EVEN FIMJSHED lierve to increase an faunate's hostility came widi speeches prqwred so dwre wu and determination to get even vridi dw no Sally Field-like emotional outburu MY POPCDBN YfT!!'. society that punished him. "you like me. you really like me." I Caron riwws dw strange code of Aflar yean of conqilahung that awarda ethics among dw inmatu that altowa for hoMoig an Oscar. faroughl toan to lana Fonda's eyes. ahovn, and dw Oacus specifically, run savage insanity u inmatea butcher dw The BUeamlfawd show heU few What coukl dw sunegy be behfaid too kng I felt dut I had missed undeaueabks, those oonvkted of sexual siaprisea. Matlin's piesenution of dw award for aomedttng dds dme. And kwking back offences, and yet oompella dwm to form Paul Newman, who dkln't aOend achievement fai aound, if not emotional it turns out to be the cnwtion, the a guard group of dwfa ovm to protect dw becauae he said it vrouM jinx his chame. qipeal? spontaneity which, aldwugh at linws hottegu. wu the santinwnul favorito and walked Platoon, whkh k daacribed u dw ledioua, mwle dw wimwn human. Caron doesn't diven into delicacy off vrilh but actor. It waa the aevcndi defbutive Vietnam movie, vran beat Steven Speilberg won dw irring O. when desaibing dw brotslity of dw tima ha wu nominaiad and it turned out pkture and Olivar Stona wu beat Thalbcrg award. The man who wu ahut oons toward dw unduirables. to be hia hicky numbar. Newman dkln't dfaeclor. Stone attugglad for 10 yaan to out of dw awarda last year wu wBi dw award so much for his role fai bring his story to dw screen so maybe ". . . wu busy plunguig a syringe recognized for hia excellence in fibn- Cokv of Mofwy but radwr his history fai Ihe award wu partially for endurance. Ha needle filled vrith salt and urine faito the makfaig and Speilberg deserved iL Shows dwbutfawaa. lost dw acraanplay award to Woody iwck of one of the undesireabks. 'Bleed, like Back to dw Future, Anwrican Tail you Modwr , bleed.' " But acveu wciu to Marlaa Hadfai for Allen, who petmad Hanuh and har and Color Purple exhibit his talent and The piisonen' fauanity increased n h her role fai CMkken of a Lasaar Ood. Sisten. creativity. His name is on five of dw lop became apparent dwy woukl hava to 10 grouing moviu of all time. While Rumor hu to diat dw acadamy kwu a Allen WM playfaig hia ckrfawt in a heart-rending aceiw and Madfai. who it chib somawkara and couU not aocapl his Spdlbcrg gave an inspirational speech Ik dwn vrithdrew a very ihaip knife I'm sure he vrouU have radwr been deaf, signed har accaptanca speech, and awud. Hb disregard for dw Acsdsmy U too cUchs to ba crsdiUs. Mkteal Cakw from his beh and widi CTaiad ayu won Boat S«nmtfaig Actor for his rola alasksd desply faito his victims right hi Hannah and har Sisun and he dfafai't diigh vridi s downward dwn sideward show up aidwr. Msyba becauu ha wu motkm until finally he gripped a large Weekenders embirnusad. Cafaw is a parannisl damk of Hesh fai his bkxxly fingen." favorite but dds rok wu noddng Csron ssys dtis ia dw lut book he exoeptionsl. A dsflnito lurpriss. will write shout priion life. His next book wiU be s fictional politkal TavcTM aed Loeaicf CsMsda won at Iha Uacan loo. Tfana dailkr. ygyl^Alu's;Top40 is aU YouVe Got tied for dw award for EMHnSa'a? Sports & Recreation Chris Clegg. Editor California trip cancelled for Kodiak women by Darlene Hudson A Irip to Califomia wu planned for the LCC womens' buketoall team. They are not going and funding is not the problem. "As far as this year, we are nol going to California. Initially il wu a conflict widi the playoff schedule. It will be up to the girls what they do widi die money. Il was more a conflict of liming than funding," says coach John Juiukiewicz. Juiukiewicz hu already made arrangemenU for the team to go to Pheonix from December 27 to January 6 for an exhibition series. The gfals from this yean team who won't be here next year's will have the opportunity lo go vridi dw team. Money for the Califomia trip came from ,a donation but the leam raised money through efforts such u bottie drives, bake sales and a shoot-a-dum. A concem for Juiukiewicz wu not so much die trip to Califomia but dw extreme budget cuu of training Flower Power... equipmenL Guy Lafleur, mcknamed The Flower, is a former scoring champkm, most valuable player and a key member on the Montreal "It is getting so they are cutlfaig into Canadien Stanley Cup championship teams in the 1970's. He showed his power by scoring three goals in Friday's contest our training supplies a long way. 1 find injuries are something you can't play around widi. You can play around widi exhibition games here and there but not injuries." Former NHL stars still have skill An item cut drutically is Upe. Juiukiewicz wu informed there might This is Lafleur's fint season vridi the not be enough Upe to bfaul ankk By Ian Byrd of dw Taber Oil Kfaigs, said it had been a injuriesduring practices, and is concerned "once in a lifetime" opportunity for his Rammer team and he said he might retum vrith dw team memben' healdL Ledibridge hockey fans received a treat playen to compete with the former NHL to the scpiad next year to play "a couple Trauiing facilities al LCC wu minimal Friday night when several former playen. more games." before budget cuu. Now athletics are National Hockey League greau were ui 'They were really keyed up and Kindrachuck, a former Philadelphia faced vridi such cutbacks. town to take on dw Taber Oil Kuigs at excited. It wu a great thing for a lol of Flyer star, said he also had fun playing "Cutbacks are cutbacks. They have to the Sportsplex. the kids, even for me. I got excited just against the Taber team. happen, but you have to look where diey The Rammer All-Sun, led by former to see these guys," Orban said. "It's always entertaining to play dw happen and dien get the money to help The Rammer team worked hard for die game of hockey. You have some fun out fai that area. If we do get a tape cudiack I NHL players Guy Lafleur, Steve Shua, fint two periods but then gave the Oil there and you don't get too carried away. definilely will have lo go out and raise Rick Macleish, Reggie Leach and Orest some money to cover that. As a coach Kindrachuk, defeated dw junior B Oil Kings a few "breaks" in the thfad period, It's always a tot of fun, I mean - il'i a you are not paid to do that type of thing Kuigs 20-7 fai front of about 1,000 fans. he said. great sport," Kindrachuk said. except you can not let your playen go "But we got some honest goals," he He adds that by playfaig hockey widi vridwut tape." High scoren for the all-sun were uys. the Rammer team, the players receive an Private funduig nught have to be Gerald Stoughton and Leach widi four Orban sud he hopes the Rammer All UKhcation u to whedier dtey are unplemented to make up for the slack but goals apiece whik Lafleur scored duee Slan can return to play the Oil Kings physkally fit LCC does have restrictions concerning tunes. For die Oil Kfaigs, Daroy Grou next year. "It's a good evaluaiton and it tells us corporation backfaig. and Wade Pkkerell had two goals apiece "I think il wu die greatest game I've if we're in good or bad shspe, snd right "As far u corporations go you have lo ever played in my life," said Paul now I'm nol in tremendous shspe," the lay pretty low. The way it koks, dw while Dan Peterson, Rkhsrd Horvath, Addeik Department will toon have to be and Gerry Mumfoid added lingka. Chontoih, Oil Kings goalie. retired player said. lelf-funded." After the ganw, Joe Orban Jr., coach 'It wu fun out diere. They were really Leach, anodwr former Philadelphia cool, calm and collected but diey really Flyer player, uid he and the odier outplayed us." playen on Ihe Rammer team are "trying Chontosh saki his team played to bring back memories to people of our "pretty well" fai die second half of die heyday." game in dial during dial time diey were 00-ED SPRINQ SLOWPrrCH - Starting soon. only ouuoored 8-S by dw all-itan. Friday's game wu die fint Leach hu Teams can sign up at CE1313; 10 players, four of They can itill shoot, and dwy can played widi die all-stan and only his which must be female. Qames will be Monday to Illll make playi . . . they're remarkable," lecond game sfaice retfauig from pro Thursday at 5:00 p.m. he added fai reference to dw NHL greau. hockey fai 1984, he laid. Lafleur, Rammer AU-Sur and former "I still ei\)oy puufaig on die ikatei . . player widi dw Montreal Canadieiu, ssid . dwre's no body contact anymore, it's his team came to Ledibridge simply to itricdy oldtfancr'i hockey and so it's have fun playfaig hockey widi die Taber tm.' Leach lakl. OU Kfaigs. Sfaice retfaement. Leach laid one of dw "We dkln't come here to beat diem toughul adjuiunenu hu been gcltfaig very badly, v/c canw here to have a good used to dw 8 a.m. to S pjn. work time and dial's what we did," said Lafleur. schedule. The preienUy retfaed Lafleur added dut He is preuntiy faivolved widi he flnds it refrethfaig to retum playing performing public relations dutiu and CAMPUS RECREATION AWARDS - Eveiyone who hockey. manual labor widi a caulking and participated in three or more ofour events«will "Once in a while it'i nice to go back waterproofing company in Prevott, receive a Campus Recreation mug, a bowl of beans and play hockey agafai. We're playing Penmylvmia. and a certificate at the CRC Awards Afternoon - with lome of die guyi we played againil He adda dial whether or not ho plays April 10 - 3 to 6:00 p.m. at the Barn. all die time and to il'i nice to get for dw Rammer team nont year will togedwr..." depoid upon "whal my bou uys," THE ENDEAVOR Thtflday, April 2,1M7 IS Now if' this riluation wu left vp to me, dw decisions would be easy. It wouldn't be a bed of roses, but sporu progranu would have to be cut For instance, when wu die lut time you saw a crowd out to watch badnunton. And no, die saying of diree's a crowd doesn't apply. I'll bet you didn't know it oosu the Replays college around $7,000 to lun a badminton progiam. That figure comes from Tollestrop. As they say fai that spoit, bye bye bfadie. Then there's curling. Tliere's another seven grand down the drain. If anyone cares to by vhrls Clagg know, ice rentals and entries faito commercial leagues take up most of die bucks for this program. Oh, and no one watohes diis either. No extra ends for this sport next year. And if we really want to scrimp the sawbucks, we can ax golf, which we wuted Let's do our share $400 on dus year. That flgure wu miiumal because die ACAC championships were held in Lethbridge. It should have been much higher. Golf hu deflnitely run iU course alLCC. April 8 may be a sad day for LCC addetics. That's die day die budget comes down And if we wake up on the wrong side of dw bed, we can cut die soccer program and from dw board of govemon which allou money for adiletics next year. Widi recent save anodier $4,500. People are too involved fai nice weather in the fall for spectator budget and programming cuts, dwre is a chance diat sonw spons may be cut. sporu. anyway. Why go and watoh men roll around fai die grus and kick a ball faito Addetic dfarector Tun Tollestrop is undentendably relucUnt to say which sports diese that Lethbridge wind only to see it fly over your head on dw way back? may be, radier he would like to wait for die budgeL Tollutrup recdves a figure and What Tm saying is dut if programs have to be cut, cul diose progranu diat atudenu must make decisions on athletics widi dial money. If diere is no money, progranu don't go and watoh. These four are clauic examples. Beskies, anyone faivolved in theu m^ roll. ' • sports can go and foim dwfa own club and get financial assistance from die LCC So let's pafait a scenario. It's a sure bet diat dw budget won't brarease. Widi . Studentt' Association. faicreuing travel costs, spending vrill have to be curtailed fai odier sreu. This will be And in this short time we have saved $18,900 and lost four programs no one really Tollestn^'s decision if, in fact, diis comes trae. cares about Are you listenfaig, Tfan ToUesliup? Jasiukiewicz named ACAC coacli of the year By Pat Adams Jasiuldevricz admiu he "considered coaching elsewhere" but vridi all die tune he spent recruiting, he felt he had an obligation to dw players which he had recmited, to Lut week, John Juiukiewncz wu named die Alberta Colleges Addetic Conference the retunung playen. and to die program. "Some of diese gfals would not come to LCC coadi of dw year. if I wu not coachfaig. That wu my major reason for conung back." The LCC Women's Buketball team lost iu bid to go to nationals two weeks ago Pride and the drive of coaclws is what hu kqx LCC buketball gofaig. and cudwcks sre affecting an afaeady stragglfaig program. Yet diefa head coach a«ceived "I have a lot of pride in the program," saki Juiukievricz. "But pride can only cany the ultimate award you so long, prelQr soon it startt hurting. It comes to die pofait, u Dave Adsnu found "bidivklual awards are never expected." said Juiukiewkz. "I wu very proud of the out this year, that dw rewards that you get and the prkle dial you put in the program are juit not worth dw rewards diat are getting showeied back upon you. It's your effort leam dus year." and your time, it's not just a six month job, you goiu work 12 mondu a year to get a Aldiough he wu happy to recieve the award, Juiukiewicz felt dial being dw number wimwr going. I really found dut out" one ranked leam for mudi of dw year had a kM to do vridi Ms wfamfaig dw award. Juiukievricz hu built a wimwr at LCC, but he still doesn't feel he hu msde a large "We were pushuig Mount Royal for die fint time in years. I thfadc dwt had a k>t to fanpactyet do widi the swfaig of the other coaches' votes. People seem to dunk dial if you're "I don't dunk I've proved anydung fai two years, if I csn continue to pul the effort winning you're dofaig a good job coaching, and dial's not necessarily true." fav then it will be worth it" he said. Along vrith coach of dw year came offen to coach odwr teams. With LCC lariultiewKZ he doesn't dunk coach of dw year is his greatest rewaid. buketball ooadwa befaig "by far dw fewest pud coachu ui dw league", Uw facilities "So far my real rewards have been happy studenu and happy (dayen, and those are not u modem u odwr fautitotions and all of dw cutbacks at LCC, many fell diat good rewards, but sooner or later you're bound to requfae more than dut" Jasiukiewk^ vroukl ooach elsewhere. FREE!!! FREE!!! FREE!!!FREE!! FREE!!!FREI FREE!!! FREE!!! A New 1987 GMC Sierra Truck Rock all week with the "Pretty Boyz" Jessie's present's their famous Dancers: That's right, Jessies Tavern in co-operation with Enerson's is giving away a brand new 1987 QMC Sen's Truck.FREEI Serena fox Sabre WibCe Enter to win at Jessie's Tavern. Two nannes will be drawn every weeK for the next 10 weeks for a chance to win this Lauren lCri8si| Xtimux Grand Prize. 2nd prize is valued at over $600,00111 tyiatnond Tina Final draw to be made May 30.1987. 16 THE ENDEAVOR Thunday, April 2,1987 Cldssifieds Classified ails are run free" of' charge An agricultural background is prefened. Rate Rtuming in the fall, qualify to apply for this Management Uiining. The lalaiy is $4.65 per In Ihc Endeavor. Deadline Is Ihe of pay is $6 per hour. survey assisunt position with the federal hour. preceeding Friday noon before govemment Duties will be to act as rodman, Thursday publkation. If you don't #316. TWO S.T.E.P. positions for range chainman or picketman, reduce notes, and plot want an ad to run In the following management technician assistants are topographical field notes. For Sale iaauca please contact us. Bring your available with Albeiu Forests in the Peace copy to Ihc Endeavor, AN1719. The River area. Knowledge of range management #339. STUDENTS that are registered with 1979 GMC van, 350 automatic, p.s., tilt, Endeavor sUff reserves the right to principles, including toil classification tnd COSEP, and have completed one year of propane powered. Economical 19 cenu a litre. omit ads because of space and taste. plant identiTication is required. Application agricultural technology or watenhed Customized $4,500. Phone 381-0291. Busineaacs will be charged a fee of deadline is April 17. management, including introductory soil or 10 ctnU per word for dasstflcd ads. earth sciences hydrogeology counes, are For more Information about these 1976 AMC GremUn. Three speed standard new Jobs contact the Job Placement . #319. A FLY-IN fishing lodge operation eligible to apply for this soil conservation back glass, new shocks and other pans. $800 Oflke located in Northern Manitoba requires lUCf to technicians assistant position. Candidates o.b.o. CaU Teny 381-0569. work as guidet, oulcamp managert, cooks, ihould be in good phyiical condition to woik «252.269.311. APPUCATIONS are available etc. These positions will run from May or outdoon and potieti a valid driven licence. in job placement office for nudents intereited June through September with salaries Penonal in tiee planting posidons ihii luniiner in averaging between S900 to $1,400 per month #340. A LOCAL computer reuil ttore hat a B.C. and Albeiu. Applicaiu muit be self plus tipi, position for Customer Suppon Suff. Expert typing in my home. Tenn papen, motivated, have a positive altitude, good Candidates must qualify for the Albeiu Post resumes, manuscripu, correspondence. I am health and be physically fit Sun up of #320. A LIVE-IN babysitting potiticn it Secondaiy Internship Program, have fast, accurate, reasonable. Phone Darlene 328- contncu are ui mid/Ute ApriL available for the iummer in the Piricher Creek accounting and computer experience or 7297. area.. This job involvei caring for a training, good interpersonal skills, and have #294. TWO positioni for farni hands are preschooler and tome light housekeeping. some typing skills. Duties will include sales, Wanted to give away a 12 week dd puppy. available for itudenu qualified to woik under bookkeeping, customer tnining and dau Part Terrier and Beagle. Black and white. the S.E.E.D. guidelines. Applicanu are #323. A LOCAL trust company has a entry. House trained, shou started. Phone 381-8143. preferred with mechanical welding experience permanent potiticn available for a client and with a knowledge of operating haying tervices represenutive. Students graduating #341. IF YOU are outgoing, responsible Anyone wiUing to donate unuted or damaged equipment The dutiet will be to operate in either the business administration or and motivated to work on your own. you bicycles to be repaired aid donated to needy pivou, drive large faim machineiy and do odd tcciturial tcience programs are eligible to qualify for this sales position. Working on a peajde, please phone John Lepp 320-3266. jobi. Thete poiilioni are for 30 houn per apply. Ctndidatet must be able to type and oommision basis, you would be involved in week with 3 1/2 dayi on and 3 1/2 dayt off. have good nteipersonal ikillt to deal with direct sales of reuil food producu. There are The lalaiy it $7 per hour. customen. Baiiking or office experience is positions available in various locations in V(dunteen an asset The salary range it $1,300 to Soulhem Albena. «298. THE SMOKEY River Area Recreation $1,500 per month. Applicationi mutt be The community volunteer centre hat a Board ii accepting application! for the received by April 13. #342. THE LETHBRIDGE Summer Swim volunteer opponunity for you. Listed below poiiucn of program co-ordinator. Applicantt Club has an employment opportunity for an are a few of the current needs. Give us a call at must be enrolled in the recreation Assistant Coach. Applicantt must be at least 320-2044 Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. management program reluming to school in #325. STUDENTS enroUed in tecrelarial 19 yean of age, attending a post secondary the fall, and a resident of Alberu. This scieiKe and business administration programs institution in a recreation prognm, and have Canadian Diabetes Association needs position involves being responsible for the are eligible to apply for either summer or suitable swimming certificates. Deadline for vdunteen for up coming campaign; organization, implemenution and evaluation permanent positicni with thit large application it April 24. organizen, office help and canvassen. of recreaticn, cultural and leadership Lethbridge based employer. They anticipate development programs. The salary is $7.60 several positions becoming available in their Big Brothers and Big Sisten need adults 18 per hour with the deadline for applications organization within the next few monihs. #343 TWO SEASONAL A.S.B. Equipmeni and over to be a role model and friend for being April 10. Operaton are needed by the county of Wamer. children six yean and over. #327. A LOCAL firm is accepting Some of the programs you would be involved #303. APPLICANTS presendy enrolled in and applications from those interested in a in include Weed Control, Pest Control, Alzheimen Community Guardianship Program planning to continue with post secondary suminer job as a house painter. Experience in Seeding, Maintenance and Horticulture. requires caring volunteers to visit with frail studies in social sciences or recreation are painting both interior and exterior of homes Applicanu must hold or be qualified to hold and elderiy senion without family or friends. elegible for this position co-ordinating a and in mixing painu it required. an Albena Pesticide Appiicaton licwense. Training supplied. work experience program for approximately Deadline for recieving apjdications is April 10 youths aged 13-17. Applicants must be #333. STUDENTS looking for summer 16^ St Michael's Hospital needs two volunteen organized, energetic, and have experience em|4oymem thould not only be checking out for to assist with timple crafu on working with disadvanuged youths, the job placement office in student servicei, #344. A COMPANY located in Onurio has Wednesdays. Also help with hairdressing, preferrably in a cross cultural seuing. This but also making a trip down to the a peimanent position for a Software comb outs and setting, etc. position enuils recruiting participants, Professional Building to see the postings Hire- Programmer. The successful candidate will join developing and presenting a program A-Student is currently advertising. Some of a team responsible for the development of teal- .Vanity Christian fcUowship study group addressing life skills and work habits, the jobs lilted at thit time include termis club time amplication packages for the companies meeu Thunday 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. In CE1365. recruiting and liaising with sponsoring manager, tennis club pro, pool manager and mini and micro computer based dau Join us. For more information caU 328-5128 businesses. The salary will be $400 per assistanu at well as several lifeguarding acquisition and control systems. or 381-1976. week(bascd on a 30 hour week). Qosing date positions, etc Appllcationdeadline is April 16. is April 5. Citizens Resource needs a volunteer on Friday #334. A STORE located in Banff requires a #346. A DRUMHELLER daycare cenue it afternoons to assist a lady in the change #263337,280.321. SWIMMING pool suff salespenon, preferable with experience and anticipating numerous vacandet in the near room at Nicholu Sheran Pool. Client uses a are needed to woik this sununer in Vulan, fluent in Japanese and English. Positions are future. Students in the Early Childhood wheelchair and needs assistance with dressing. Fort Macleod, Milk River and Olds. available immedialely and in the summer. program interested in securing funher Positions available generally range front Shiftwork is involved, including weekends. infonnation thould contnct the Job Placement The Canadian Dialxtes Association needs lifeguard to pool tupervison. Application Office. volunteen for up commg campaign; deadline vary with each aru. #33S. IF YOU are graduating from the- organizen, office help and canvauen. secrelariil tcience program (one or two year) #348. A VARIETY of S.T.EP. potiUoni #307.A LAWN maintenance organization and can meet the qualifications for the native are available to work at the coUege thit The Lethbridge Regional Hospital needs two based in Medicine Hat it looking for four outreach tnining program, you are eligible to iiunmer. They range from clerical, technical, volunteen for a small research projea to be pertonnel to work out of Lethbridge. This apply for this secreurial position in a local or reieareh. Applieanti must be studentt done at the Lethbridge PuUic Library using would involve giving quolet to potential legal fimi. Training will be provided in the planning lo retum in the fall, and have been micro-fdm equipment Researching for clientt, billing and cutting of lawns. This is legal aspecu of the job. Rtidentt of Alberu for the pan tix montht. infonnations on the hospital dating back to batically a 40 hour week paying $5 per hour. Application deadUne it April 20. 1955. #338. STUDENTS that are registered with #308. A FARM chemical tupply company COSEP, and have completed iheir fint year of #349. A DAYCARE woiken it required for The Lethbridge Community CoUege needs needi a dcliveiy driver in Southern AlbciU to either dvU engineering or agricultural a daycare center in Coaldale. Candidatei mutt telephone convenaiion volunteers to ulk make deliveries of crop protection chemicals. technology, irrigation option and will be have Early Childhood or Recreation with and uiist immigrant itudenu. Thursday,AprlL2 GoGldiig wd Afiprantioe nigl&t oft Tlie Bern flnom 3 pJD. to mlrtntght EFJ^ksi MondayeApilLfi Simday.Ap£iL& TSN Hock^ - 7 pjn. Toan Canada ^vs. Moaooir Sslecbi CRC FoDii^ Pl^dir 2 pjn ^I^UfisdayaAprUj: Friday. April 3 TSNbockw -7 pjn. CRC UdiM Pool L Ibumanont 6 pjn. Tbam CMiada^s. 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