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j v i i rrr vhr ttnrrr vvirp- nst double celbration at nurses graduation blanked by proud parents and grandparents pursing graduate maureen smith was guest ot honour when her ount mrs carl dyer of fergus entertained following graduation ceremonies for st josephs hospital school of nursing in guelph maureen received the prize for highest marks in theory among guests were maureens grandmother mrs gertrude poile of georgetown left her mother and father mr and mrs roy a smrrh and her paternal grand mother mrs orpha smith of fergus who was celebrating her 88th birthday thai day summer jobs for school students not too plentiful as the academic year draws to a close prospects of summer employment for high school stu dents grow bleaker officials connected with stu dent placement in the area are concerned with the dim forecast at the moment they are not ex periencing too much difficulty placing university students in summer positions although only 33 to 50 per cent of coeds have jobs but the rush for jobs is just beginning the only agency at present of ficially concerning itself with temporary jobs for the student is the canada manpower centre in brampton offering a free service under the federal de partment of manpower and im migration it serves an area cov ering brampton bramalea ge orgetown acton orangevillc shelburne and grand valley as one employee described it the centre works as a pipeline with a filter between prospect ive employer and employee special officer for the second year in a row the centre has hired a univer sity student as student place ment officer for the summer this year rick maloney a sec ond year honours psychology student at the university of western ontario was selected after he himself had applied for work with the agency he reports that since febru ary 675 students both univer- sity and high school have regi stered with the manpower cen tre the majority 500 were all high schoolers who have still to land jobs of the remaining college stu dents about 64 or roughly onei third have been supplied withj summer posts mr maloney in- dicatcs that probably 25 have managed to get their own jobs and have yet to report their good fortune right now we dont have a problem he said referring to the placement of college stu dents but if the rate of inter- ested employers continues at its present pace things look as if theyre going to be pretty tight he was alluding to the com pletion of secondary school year and the comparative dearth of employers for the better part of each day since he took on the job he has been on the phone trying to sell employers on the feasibility and availabil ity of eager students on a part time basis keep plugging of every 11 businesses and firms he calls one registers with the centre five cancel out and five take a wait and see attitude at first it was very discourag- ing but the trick is to keep on plugging he said when an employer phones in asking for a certain kind of summer help mr maloney checks with his applications and his memory for the best avail able candidate he has already most area employers run indus trial and factory concerns which cater to the male worker he cause of dirty and physical work the centre has been hard hit by the overflow out of area stu dents from cooksville port cre dit streetsville malton and hex dale who are also bidding for summer work the opening of shoppers world the dynamic complex at the corner of stecles ave and highway 10 has proved a bless ing to some otherwiscuncm ployed students mr maloney re ports many high school students who have signed on part time can count on a full summer job he said howard fullard manaccr nf the canada manpower centre was asked why this year there seemed a more concerted effort on government levels to help the student student populations are in creasing every year all over the country and this fact alone ex plains the greater numbers loo king for summer employment he said kight here in brampton we have got sheridan college which didnt exist till last year with over 900 enrolled in the school its no wonder there arc more students to handle come sum- i me r always a need i mr fullard said there has alj ways been a need to assist stu dents when it comes to summer employment the federal gov ernment has always mixed in and helped he said but its been only recently that the pro vincial government has joined forces what were working towards is community involvement where service clubs and other orraniz- ations with educational commit tees will engage their own placement services wha the government wants in do is work behind the scenes lend moral support and its tech nical knowhow this just may start i snowballing effect but for this idea to take hold there has to he a community interest and community involve ment he said yh1 oborobtown hirald thursday juni 19th 1969 page 4a billeted in local schoolhouses and will bring their crafts songs and leadership training skills to people of all ages guider in charge- is phyllis reid a public health nurse from newfoundland and her assistant is marjorie pike of st johns newfoundland operation outlook has been planned for more than a year and the girls are being thor oughly briefed by monthly let ters from leaders also being circulated are training kits con taining records tapes slides books craft assignments and scrapbooks to familiarize the girls with their respective areas teams will meet in toronto eri route to both projects for a complete briefing and later for evaluation sessions s the operation was conceived by the areas concerned as a service adventure and an op portunity for young adults to as- sist the youth of their own country it is financed through the osier trust fund a fund set ttpoto honour a forrrier cnicfi commissioner of the girl guides of canada miss e henrietta os ler of toronto 41 fl ontario manpower retraining rr0gram this opportunity ontario manpower retraining program offers opportunities unlimited through sheridan college share guiding skills in operation outlook interviewed most of the regis tered university students and has a fairly comprehensive pic ture of individual capabilities when i make a placement it is always on the basis of the qualifications a student has he operation outlook a proj and safety rules and share oil said this is why he feels the pct of tfe gjr guidejj o tanada sklus such as folk sinrn high school students are going du canada wlll lako i puppetry crafts nat to find it most difficult to nail down jobs university students are usu ally preferred over secondary chosen as outstanding school students because of their representatives of the guide as higher education he said soc the girls aged ib to looks as if engineering and sci j 20 will form two training teams ence oriented students will havej sh their recreational and the best opportunities the highj eultural skills with young peop school student will just have to at opposite ends of their content himself with getting cou any kin of job and forget ah out certain preferences this soven young women from eas icrn canada will lead two week year 1 long training camps for young harder for girli adults at prelude iake 22 miles girls coming out of high school from will have an even tougher timcthcy because the locale docs not lend plan camp programe menus bus in irand kails st johns itself to the secretarial type buying of supplies teach health and corncrbrook they will be young women from across can- ure and games trainees who ada to the northwest termor- wlll come from all over the tor- ics and newfoundland this ritones will learn how to orr anie youth activities in their own communities on their re turn their visiting leaders also hope to learn from them guider in charge is dr mary hahgood of inuvik nwt and her assistant is mrs ae hay den whitehorse yt six girls from western can ada will travel by boat to juch newfoundland outports as port aux basques burgeo ramca yellowknife july 2 16 st albans harbour breton and will 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for a better paying job through the training program that is tailormade for you the following courses will be offered by the mantpower division of sheridajv college 98 church st e brampton starting monday july 7 did you know you may qualify for training allowances allowances may be paid to people in full lime training the allowances vary depending on where you train otid what your family rispon- slhllllhs arc grade 9 grade 10 grade 11 grade 12 16 weeks 16 weeks 16 weeks 16 weeks starting in september the following courses will be avail able if enrolment ls sufficient clerk typist commercial accountancy quality control drafting retail merchandising commercial stenographic commercial clerical earn a letter of equivalent standing from the department of education and get ready to meet the needs of todays world for full particulars rrkilnlins admission eligibility and training allowances contact your local canada manpower centre a if you arc not elirihle for canada manpower assistance you 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