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SPECIALS AVAILABLE ALL WEEK MON.-SAT.Ü Tin- Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville. September 14, 1988 5 Rotary Members Told To Invest in the Future FIRST OF THE SEASON CANADA #1 GRADE PRODUCT OF P.E.I. WHITE TOES LARGE 50 LB. BAG 2 BAG LIMIT | wSSB/i/ J\ DAINTY LONG GRAIN £ 8 Super Patna., • >i. ',«r y. : • VV - vSz '^4^ i LARGE 10 kg BAG WONG WING SOYA 500 mL SAUCE btl 99 PRODUCT OF CANADA OR U.S.A. CANADA #1 GRADE BARTLETT PEARS FILLYOUROWNBAG J52 LARGE SIZE 100'-110's LIBBY'S •PJISTA*BEIWSt^NErMHJ ASSORTED 14 OZ. 398 mLTIN ASTRO YOGURT ALL VARIETIES • FLAVOURED • PLAIN • LIGHT PRODUCT OF U.S.A. "FREE STONE" "S," ITALIAN VARIETY PRUNE PLUMS 1 9® FILL YOUR OWN BAG by Chns C Members of the Bowman- ville Rotary Club received some timely advice at their last meeting: invest in the future. future. Guest speaker Gail MacKenzie, a teacher and head of the Co-operative Education Education Department at Clarke High School, told Ro- tarians that by hiring a co-op student they indeed would be investing in the future of the business community and in the future leaders of that community. "We certainly can't provide provide the hands-on experience experience that some of our students students need to become successful," she admitted frankly. Students, she reminded the listeners, "never really experience the jobs they have seen." The purpose of co-op, then, is to allow students students sixteen and older to "experience careers they are thinking of." The method by which stu-, dents learn about jobs in the real world is a system of half classes and half working, split between morning and afternoon, depending on the wishes of the employer. Bowmanville High School is the only school in the area that offers full days of work. Miss Mackenzie explained that the types of jobs students students undertake range across a broad_ spectrum of skills and interests. Particu- lary in demand for the upcoming upcoming school year are placements in the skilled trades, an area in which she said a majority of current grade 12 students will end up working. On hand to relate her personal personal experience as a co-op student was Janet Crow- thers, a grade twelve student from Clarke High School. Miss Crowthers participated in the program last year when sne worked for The Orono Times. In addition to some journalistic duties, she learned a great deal about photography. "Although I enjoyed writing writing and did a lot of journalism, journalism, I enjoyed the darkroom more," she related. Tne importance of the S rogram was twofold for anet: as many students do, she. discovered an interest NABISCO CEREALS • SHREDDIES • APPLE & CINNAMON 675 g BOX WHEATS 450 g BOX • SHREDDED • 1 oo% BRAN 575 g WHEAT BOX 450 g BOX • HONEY BRAN •RAISIN CRUNCHIES& FRUIT WHEATS 450 g 575 g BOX BOX MIX OR MATCH SC0TT0WELS JUMBO 2 ROLL RKG. PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA THOMPSON SEEDLESS GRAPES WIN MOO GROCERY GIVE AWAY DETAILS IN-STORE 13 LIMIT! LARGE 150 mL TUBE POWDERED DISINFECTING^xLarge boo g tin CLEANSER xjr\\ ^ ^ , COMET ECONOMY size spicH sPfljW DISHWASHING ivory! LIQUID r PRODUCT OF SPIN! U.S.A. 10 OZ. CELLO BAG 1 I WASHED I ivn tr,m*me D i 09 .Rg, PRODUCT O CANADA #1 CUCUl F ONTARIO SELECT Y GRADE Æ OUR OWN W PRODUCT OF ONTARIO FILL YOUR OWN BAG W#1 grade -- ^ • GREEN «WAX 1.74 BEANS * lv= PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FILL YOUR OWN BAG BRUSSELS 2.18 A At; SPROUTS 93 PRODUCT OF U.S m I.A. FILL YOUR MB£! OWN BAG 99! s PRODUCT OF SWAZILAND GOLDLAND GRAPEFRUIT MED. | SIZE 48's ^ËœEtwSÏÏR^wÎ? VI PRODUCT OF NEW ZEALAND KIWI FRUIT SELECT YOUR OWN PRODUCT OF ARGENTINA FANCY LEMONS SELECT YOUR OWN PRODUCT OF SWAZILAND GOLDLAND VALENCIA ORANGES SELECT YOUR OWN sBfl, PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA FANCY GRADE PAULA RED APPLES 5 LB CELLO BAG 2.99 she would like to.pursue as a career, and she will be doing just that this year as a technical technical assistant at Roger's Cable TV in Oshawa. The second benefit sh'e received was in learning that journalism was not the career to which she wished to devote her time. Although incorporating a high school student into a business' operations may create some minor headaches headaches for the employer. Gail MacKenzie emphasized that the many benefits outweigh any such problems. Students, precisely because because of their lack of business business experience, bring "innovative "innovative ideas, energy, enthusiasm, and a willingness willingness to learn" to the job they tackle, she explained. Paul Morns of Morris Funeral Funeral Chapel, a Rotary member, member, briefly expressed his support for the program. Mr. Morris has had three students students work for him in recent years, and his endorsement of the program was enthusiastic. enthusiastic. Other students, too, feel the co-op system of learning is worthwhile. Various pupils pupils have told Miss Mackenzie Mackenzie that as a result of their participation they have "a lot more confidence," can "speak up for themselves," and have "decided on a career career due to co-op." The message the resourceful resourceful teacher left with many of the area's business leaders was that without the support of the local business community, co-op, and the remarkable benefits it confers confers on its participants, will not succeed as it could and should. "We are always looking for new employers because the program cannot succeed without employer support." If you are an employer interested interested in providing placements placements for the Co-op program program or if you are a parent or student interested in more information you should contact contact Eva Nichols who is the Co-operative Education Officer Officer for the Northumberland and Newcastle Board of Education Education in Cobourg. Her telephone telephone number is 372-6871 ext.295. Potential employers may also contact their local hign school. Business Directory ACCOUNTANCY JOHN MANUEL C.G.A. 118 King St. East, Suite 2 Bowmanville 623-6555 WILLIAM C. HALL B.Comm. Chartered Accountant 35 King St. W., Newcastle Telephone 987-4240 W. B. (Brian) COGGINS Certified General Accountant (416) 885-8889 Residence: 9 Hewson Drive Port Hope, Ontario L1A 4C7 N.L. WOODHOUSE & Assoc. Certified General Accountant 8 Holgate Cres., Bowmanville 623-9650 WINTERS, SUTHERLANDS MOASE Peter A. Hobb, C.A. Chartered Accountants 23 Silver St. Bowmanville 623-9461 DOUGLAS R. FREEMAN B.A., C.A. 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