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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillo, July 2G. 1989 Slide Show Takes Rotarians to Latest Convention PfOgF it MIS 'Will T Cftcll New Skills to Youths K Bowmanville Rotary Club President Pat Mothersill (right), presents a gift to club member Ted Mann following Dr. Mann's presentation to the club last week. He narrated a series of slides taken at the Rotary International Convention last year in Philadelphia. AUTO WORKERS CREDIT UNION 322 King St. W. 728-5187 Personal Loans You can add a room to your present home or build a new one. Motor down the road in a brand new car or plan your next fishing trip with a beautiful new boat. Our personal loans make it easy to improve the state of life with low interest rates and convenient terms. And for those times when life may catch you unprepared, Auto Workers Credit Union provides a Line-of-Credit up to $2,000.00 to deal with the unexpected -- and only 1 % above our personal loan rate. An inexpensive cost for convenience. PERSONAL LOANS NOW UP TO $ MORTAGE LOANS NOW UP TO. 50,000 *150,000 Credit Disability Insurance Available Mortgage Insurance Available Three new programs designed designed to prepare youth for skilled occupations were announced announced this month by Skill Development Minister Alvin Curling. The Youth Skills Pro- ams include the Ontario aineeship Program, High School Apprenticeships and Summer Trades Experience for students. Mr. Curling explained that the new Youth Skills Programs are part of the Ministry's over-all strategy to help develop skills, training training and work experience among young people. The new initiatives focus on skills, rather than on job creation. "These initiatives will allow allow young people to acquire the skills which are critical in today's demanding and fast-changing economy," Mr. Curling said. "The booming economy in Ontario means jobs are not hard for most young people to get. But it is often difficult for young people people to get the skills they need for rewarding careers." The new Youth Skills Programs were included in the government's recent Speech from the Throne and budget. They are added to the Skills Development Ministry's Ministry's array of youth programs. programs. "Fast-changing technologies technologies mean that all workers require a higher level of skills to be productive in the economy," Mr. Curling said. "These new initiatives are designed to help provide those skills to our young ) le." le Ontario Traineeship Program will offer new workers on-the-job and classroom training in skills to meet the demands of today's today's workplace. Training will last one or two years. The Ministry will consult with business groups, unions unions and educators on the design and establishment of traineeships. It will also provide provide funding toward the direct direct on-the-job training and in-school costs. High School Apprenticeships Apprenticeships for senior high school students will allow them to attend school and work as apprentices at the same time. During the school year, eligible students will take regular high school courses while they train as apprentices. They will com- g lete, credits for an Ontario econdary School' Diploma and will gain experience toward toward apprenticeship qualifications. qualifications. Windsor, Timiskaming and Wellington school boards will begin high school apprenticeship programs programs in September, 1989 and 26 other boards have expressed expressed interest in offering the program in 1990. "By combining apprenticeship apprenticeship with high school, many young people will graduate with the skills necessary necessary to develop a rewarding rewarding career and the educational educational qualifications needed to adapt to changes in the teo fi You can save money and effort now and all year long. 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Come see us today. *7 & & Saudi Sayùtai Suggested 5 B A i it 1 nvHioN*o«oi»if MM-- 3 * R.R.#1 Hampton 263-8469 HOURS MON.-FRI. 8-6 SAT. 8-12 list price if/ v > This coupim outilles bearer to receive ii I' UKK Iriictor cover with purchase of any new Wheel Horse tractor from July 17 through July 31, 1989. Coupon must he validated at time of tractor purchase between July 17 ami July 31, 1989. Offer good al participating dealers only. IJmit one cover per traelor purchase. / WHEEL HORSE IS A SUBSIDIARY OF THE TORO COMPANY economy," Mr. Curling said. The Summer Trades Experience Program, beginning beginning in 1990, will gwe employers who train apprentices apprentices a $1,000 subsidy to hire high school students for trades-related summer jobs. The Skills Development Ministry will spend up to $6.6 million on the development development of these new programs in the first year. A study recently conducted conducted by the Ministry, entitled, "Pathways" found that young people who do not attend attend university or college often often have trouble getting the skills training they need to succeed in the workplace. "These initiatives provide new skills training opportunities opportunities for young people while they are still in high school as well as after they enter the workforce," Mr. Curling said. "They also increase their awareness of skilled trades careers." Other youth programs administered by tne Ministry Ministry include: FUTURES for employment-disadvantaged young people; Environmental Environmental Youth Corps which provides provides experience and training training in environmental-related activities; Start-Up which provides interest-free loans to young entrepreneurs, and the Summer Employment Program, which offer a variety variety of work experience and training in summer jobs in government. Ontario is inviting the federal government to support support these training programs programs which are consistent with their proposals on entry-level entry-level training. "The Ministry is looking forward to working with the federal government to secure secure a frill partnership on these initiatives," Mr. Curling Curling said. "We remain convinced convinced the provision of broad-based income support is an essential role for the federal government in the support of training." New Head For VON The Durham Region Branch of the Victorian Order Order of Nurses is pleased to announce the appointment of Ms. Sheila David to the position of Executive Director. Director. Ms. David is a Registered Registered Nurse (Hamilton Civic Hospitals Graduate) and has a Bachelor of Arts degree degree from York University. Ms. David brings to the VON a varied background of Nursing and Business. She has held a variety of nursing positions in hospitals as well as community organizations and has most recently left a position with an International International medical products manufacturer. - Ms. David is an elected Board member of the Registered Registered Nurses Association of Ontario (RNAO) representing representing the geographical area bounded by Ajax, Peterborough Peterborough and Belleville. She is an active Board member of the Allergy Information Association. Association. As an ASPO certified certified Childbirth Educator in the Lamaze Method of Prepared Prepared Childbirth, Ms. David has ' been teaching in the Oshawa area for three and a half years. Ms. David lives in Oshawa with Tom, her husband husband of 11 years. The Durham Region Branch of the Victorian Order Order of Nurses is also pleased to announce the appointment appointment of Ms. Gwen M. Berry to the position of Associate Executive Director. Ms. Berry is a Registered Nurse (Montreal General Hospital Graduate) and has a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree from the University of Western Ontario. Ontario. For the past 15 years Ms. Beiry has held a variety of positions within the Victorian Victorian Order of Nurses. She has worked as a District Nurse, Supervisor and Executive Director in several VON Branches (London- Middlesex, Kitchener- Waterloo, Perth-Huron) and most recently as Acting Executive Executive Director in the Durham Durham Region Branch. Ms. Berry is an elected member of the Durham Chapter Executive of the Registered Nurses Association Association of Ontario. Custom Gunite Pools • Swimming struction and Service • Concrete and Vinyl Liner ■ Residential and Commercial • Vinyl Welding ■ Concrete Repairs and Restoration ■ Custom Whirlpools and Svyimspas • Marbellitlng Oshawa 434-6581 Newcastle 987-1705 CNE ADVANCED SALE SPECIALS SAVE UP TO *14.00 ON CNE ADMISSION AND CONKLIN MIDWAY. SEE DETAILS IN STORE. 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