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The Port Perry Curling Club Section trophy presented by Bob Howsam. (From left) Mr. Howsam, Bill Cornish, Jim Davidson, Ron Death, George Stone, and Carl Ayre, MR The Brooklin Concrete Trophy was presented by Marj McCoy to Bill Cornish, Joe Podres, and Rick Beare. SE from left Keith Puckrin, Ron Parrish, Steve Foster, and Don Hunter. Sportsman Trophy, presented to Rodd Foster (seated) by Bob Howsam. Government provides As part of the Ontario Government's continuing program of providing employment upportunities for young people during the summer, the Ministry of Labour is again 'this year giving students the oppor- tunity -of gaining practical experience.n the Ministry's work. The students will be work- ing in the areas of industrial relations, emplryment stan- dards, personnel, women's programs and human rights. Under the Industrial Re- lations Program, 55 senior students from. courses in law, business administra- tion, commerce, finance and related labour studies will be assigned to labour unions and councils, consulting firms, large companies and employee associations to gain practical experience in the field of Industrial Relat- ions through exposure to the everyday dynamics in the . field and participation in its operations. The remaining main pro- grams of the Ministry of Labour are part of Exper- ience '76 which is an Ontario Government program co- ordinated by the Ontario Youth Secretariat and de- signed to provide supple- mentary summer employ- ment in the broad areas of culture, recreation, social services, education, and environment. Through the Employment Standards Branch province- wide construction industry survey, 43 students will be assigned to collect data re- lated to job classification, hourly rates, hours of work and overtime payments. "Phey will learn about actual working conditions in the construction industry while providing the Ministry with information needed to up- date Industrial Standards Schedules and other related Winners of the- second schedule, Monday Night League are from front: Lindsay Death, Jack Nesbitt, John Larmer, and Dave Lee. youth employment Acts. A further 41 students will be placed in personnel offices in industry and will gain practical knowledge of the personnel function through their work in its various phases i.e. recruit- ment, compensation, employee benefits, staff development, and training. A further 36 students will e assigned to Women's Advisors and officers of the Women Créwn Employees office in various projects related to Affirmative Action, i.e., research, education and publicity. Through their exposure to provincial governments Ministries and organizations they will gain practical experience in dealing with employees, supervisors and management in a work setting. Ten students will work with the Women's Rureau and will participate in the The Dr. A Bathie Trophy was presented by Roy Corden, right, to Brian Hamilton, skip. Bob Parry. » From left, Larry Chute, Bob Alexander, Rod McCelland and revision and updating of 'Career Selector" public- ations through research and organization of updated data pertaining to current occup- ational information. They will 'also assist in the up- dating and revision of hold- ings of the Bureau's resource centre. ) An additional 10 students will work with human rights officers of the "Ontario Human Rights Commission in their community and educational duties. They will contact clients including employers, tourist personnel etc., and distribute informational material. INVEST NOW! Victoria & Grey Trust Guaranteed Investments 10 FOR 5 YEARS -- INTEREST -- is payable half yearly or may be left to compound AGENCY LIMITED 193 Queen St. Port Perry Phone 985-7306 appropriate