Smaller is better when in comes to computers. CIS program head Wayne Welsh holds the 8 mm
cassette needed to back up the new, more powerful and compact, Vax computer, which sits ona
shelf behind him. Computer Services director Terry Cox holds the 34 nine-track reels necessary to
back up the old Vax system, which stands on the floor behind him.

Bus. admin. golf goof-off

By Brian Coulter
Who says accountants are dull, boring people who lack athletic ability?

That wasn’t the story at the Second Semi-Annual Business Administration Golf Goof
Off, held September 11 at Aquadel Golf Course at Lindell Beach.

Accounting instructor Janet Falk took top honours in the par three tournament by
bringing in a score card of only 69. Tied for second place was Chilliwack accounting
instructor Dave Duke, who racked up 70 strokes to match Computer Information
Systems program head Wayne Welsh. Third best score was again a tie between
accounting/finance instructor Lachlan Whatley and program head Brian Coulter, who
both shot 82. Both Whatley and Coulter managed to hit balls against two separate
houses along the course, narrowly missing a window in one case and denting a drain
pipe in the other. ;

The accountants came out on top again in the longest drive category, won by tax
instructor Randall Hay.

Twenty business instructors, their significant others, and friends enjoyed a round of
18 holes. Thanks go to departmental assistant Patty Brhelle for organizing the
tournament and for some great prizes. Special thanks to Janet Falk for more prize
selections and for being the master of ceremonies at the burger and beer banquet that
followed. .

Business Administration extends a challenge to other departments to meet on the
links for a tournament later this fall or early next spring.

First aid procedures

If you come across someone in need of first aid at UCFV, call local 4400 in Abbotsford
or local 2525 in Chilliwack and advise the switchboard operator of your location and
the nature of the injury.

Stay where you are. The operator will contact the first aid attendant, who will come
to you.

First aid attendants are on duty at the Abbotsford and Chilliwack campuses during
regularyly scheduled classes of the fall and winter semesters between the hours of 8:30
a.m. and 4:30 p.m. |

After 4:30 p.m. Abbotsford: Contact the evening caretaker (pager 854-8565 or

854-7522. Chilliwack: Contact the evening continuing education supervisor local 2442.

Headlines/Sept. 30, 1992

Demographics
Most employees
live in UCFV region

Personnel sends along some interesting
statistics about where UCFV employees
work and where they live.

There are 473 employees at UCFV
now, 316 permanent and 157 part-time.
68.5% of all employees work mainly in
Abbotsford, 28.9% work mainly in
Chilliwack, with 1.9 % in Mission and
0.6% in Hope.

Looking at where we call home,
38.2% of all employees live in the
Abbotsford area (Abbotsford,
Clearbrook, Matsqui, Mt. Lehman,
Bradner), while 23.7% live in the
Chilliwack area (Chilliwack., Sardis,
Cultus Lake, Rosedale). A total of 1.7%
live in the republic of Yarrow, midway
between Abbotsford and Chilliwack.

8.2% of employeés choose Mission as
their home. A whole 1% live in Agassiz,
0.8% live in Hope, while one employee
(.2%) lives in Harrison (this is Rae
McCombs, who explains he actually
lives out of town, but picks up his mail
there). Other areas with one employee
living in them are Bradner and Rosedale.

Those who live in Vancouver and
suburbs (Van, Burnaby, Coquitlam, Pt.
Coquitlam, Pt. Moody, Richmond, Delta,
Surrey, West Van, North Van, White
Rock) equal 18.9% of all employees
(12.9% of permanent and 32% of
part-time) and drive a lot more than the
rest of us.

Then there are those in the in-between
lands of Langley, Maple Ridge, Pitt
Meadows, Fort Langley and Aldergrove.
They comprise 6.2% of all employees.

Almost 75% of all employees live
within the UCFV regional boundaries
(Matsqui/Abbotsford/Mission east to
Boston Bar). This figure rises to almost
80% when permanent employees are
counted alone.