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PA-GE 10,- WEDNESDAY, OCTOI49R, 31.p 1979, WHITBY FREE PRESS, rReport from IQueen 's Park I By GEORGE ASHE, MPP (PC - Durham West) The first Ontario Career Week la taking place now, Oc- tober 29 through November 4. It la designed to assist Young people, and otherý job seekers, in career planning, and will hopefuily draw to the attention of the public and the media the career education programs now in. place, and'those belng planned. " j Acareer la not slmply a job. It can be several related jbs whlch ut Ilize a person's skils and meet Ms or berow n goals. By planning a career, versus takig a job, .-gn m- dividual bas -something to, work for. Once one goal la ac- compllshed, a person feels a sense, of pride. It is this pride that willl make one strive harder to meet the nexît goal. As well, many people have 'defined ýwhat career path they would like to take, but don't know how toi find it. Career education does flot just happen., It involves 153'dANNIVERSARY' ST. MARK'S UNItED CHURCH il A.M. Sunday, Novem ber 4th REV.JOHNGRIFFIN Ouest Speaker MUSIC BY ST. MARK'SýCHOIRS COME CELEBRA«TE, WORSHIP 'Career Week explained carefully planned programs that seek te, identify personal interests, apptitudes,' values, strenth and weaknesses in relation to individual occupations. Also important are programs that encourage the development of skills related to job-hunting, such 'as writing a lIetter of application and a reswne,ý preparlng for. interviews and learning about job satisfaction. Self-discipline must also be developed in mat- ters relating tepride and workmanship, completlng tasks on time and the obligations of day-to-day employment. Teacbing al Of this to Young people Is a difficult task te accomplish, but the Ontario Government belleves the c.- operative education. program may be. one answer. Accor- ding 'to Ministry of Education ýguldelines, students par- ticipating in this program must spend forty boura per year in the classroom, and eîghty hours Per year in the place of employment in order to get one credit. The co-operative education program consists of» a mix- ture of special academic courses along witb exposure to and training on the actual job.- As this work experience is considered to be part of achool training, (unlike the appren- ticeship prgrams) students do not receive a regular wage for the time spent in the workplace. Tbey do, bowever, receive a stipend per day to cover out-of-pocket expenses, like bus fare and coffée money. Co-operative education programns are flot a new concept in Ontario. The provincial government, along with a num- ber of boards of education, have successfully participated in this type of learning process. However, to become a truly effective method of educating our Young people, it requires the support -and recognition of not only governiment, but also labour unions, corporations, businessmensca agencies, students and teachers. eSca Today,, new measures are being taken to provide Young people with skills that match labout market demands. It is important to be aware of the great varletY of careers available and not be restrcted to the traditionai synboi of success,.i As we enter the 1980's career education and guidance has becomeé a 'crucial factor li dealing wlth the challenges of both youtb employment and productivity lI Ontario. Tbrough Career Week the Ontario Govermne>t hopes te beigbten awareness of the type of assistance requlred fromn ail comnunlty-l>ased organlzatiOns to belp people make lI-. telligent and realistic career plans. Should youwant more detalletj information on provincial governmnent career Plannuing programs, please contact rny constituencey office at 37 station plaza in.Ajax, 683-6707. Vo Qualtty 'Records' lookmg forward At the, forefront. of>new releases are tbree Canadianeforts; Karen Silver,,Lynxk, and Andrew- Matheson. Kare Silver, is durrently racing up the charta with ber cover of the old Sam & Dave classic "Hold on I'm Commn' ". The single, also releaaed'as a 12" ' i the title track of her debut L.P., produced by Gino Soccio and John Driscoîl. lQuality - Records and," AVI1 Records are simultaneous releasing the thirdLynxalbum We..ý are the People",in' Canada and the U.S. respec- tively. The band bas made great musical inroads since their raw debut l"Missing Lynx" in 1976. Last year's "Sneak Attack", with basically a new band, sbowed signa of musical maturity and "We are the People" la their mhoat progressive album,_yet.i.Tony,. -Caputo, vocahist/keyboardist, ' laý the only' progressive -album yet. >Tony: Caputo, vocalist/keyboardist, is the only, original Lynx member left and the neW lune-up and sound lagàoing to surprise a lot of people. Anyone listening to the radio, both AM and Fm? during the past few months will have noticed a pop invasion. -One of the mnost eeiting pop, artista te emerge from the sc ene is Andr ew Matheson. An-. drew was born il England and raised inOntarjo and' bis first album, "Monterey, Shoest' iathree parts Can-Con. Chum-FM, Q-107, 'and CFNY ail picked up on the album fromn British samples and bave'been playing it regularly. Andrew was rec ently signed to Ariola-U.K. and la being released in Canada by Quality Records. Quality hopes te have Canada's first bona-fide pop star in Canada for a tour sbortly. Japan, the progressive new waveband whose "lLife la. Tokyo" 12" Giorgio Moroder produced single did weil in Montreal, are currently com- pleting their'third Hansa album entitled "IAil Tomorrow's Parties" scheduled for a-December release. Their Iast albiwm "Obscure Alternatives" received its beat support fromn the Toront, Berlin, and Tokyo markets. Quality bopes to be presenting Japan in their debut Canadian appearance sometime la November. Amii Stewart bas fin ished a. foliow-up album te hon- smashplatinum record "Knock on Wood". The new album "Paradise Bird", and a new single "iJealousy", will ship later this month. Quallty ex- pects more platinumn and gold fromn Amii Stewart. Througb a deal with Buddab Records in the U.S.A., Quality la pleased to announce the acquisition, for Canadian Distribution, of tbe F'ren- ch ayante garde label e Records. Gaston Graveil, Manager of Artist & Product Development and Promotion, says that "Ze Records could turn into another Stiff succesa story". Quality will be sunultaneously releasing four 12 inch singles from Ze including; James Wbite and The Blacks "'Con- tort Yourself", destined to become the next dance craze; The Contertions, featuring James Chance alias James White, 'Destined to KilI"; The aura] Excitera "Spooks Ini Space", and Don Armando's second Avenue Rbuniba Band with Irving Berlin's classic "I'm An Indîan Too/Deputy of Love". With the new Ze label, good Can-Con product, proven stars, and a beefed Up promotion depar- tment. Quality la looking forward to a. very suc- cesaful fal season. M ATTEL KNITTING MACHIN*E Knit Afghans Purse, Scarf, In Seconds With Granny $ Circles- 9 MFG. LIST PRICE 19.99 j. ___________ a .50. LOCATIONS ONTARIO SAVE UPIN 0 ASST.DOLLS - In Cradie In High Chair In Stroller 5 ln Bathtub YOUR CHOICE REGAL TOYS AS WILLI-WALKER DOGSHEAS, ; ONE FION YOUR COMMAND OAFNCTY OLSHELAUGHS SAVE $10.00 (1978 DEPT. 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