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it WH i ge SAAS eX os ' v FARES ili dibi ives drains bind A ° Students to participate in industrial PR program & A group of 30 senior uni- versity students. will this week begin a unique training program in the industrial re- lations environment spon- sored by the Ontario Govern- ment. The students mainly drawn from the business ad- ministration, labour studies, industrial psychology, law and economics have been hired by the Government to participate in the S.T.I.R. (Students Training in Indus- trial Relations) program. Under the program, the students will be employed by the Ministry of Labour and seconded to various business, industry and labour organizations to work in the industrial relations field, It 1s part of the Ontario -Government's program to provide employment oppor- tunities for young men and women during the summer. Labour Minister Fern Guindon said the program would give the students an excellent opportunity to gain practical experience, in industrial relations. He said that industrial relations was becoming more specialized and increasingly important in this highly industria- lized province. The basic intent of the program is to explore the potential of an experience based summer student program which exposes and trains students in Industrial Relations. Originally title as an Internship program, it is designed to place students for the summer with various agencies currently active in the industrial relations environment. Last week, the "students were undertaking an orienta- tion program on industrial relitions at Queen's Univer- sity, Kingston. Purpose of the seminar is- to provide participants with a broad overview of Canadian Indus- trial relations prior to starting their summer internship. The course will be conduc- ted by leading authorities in a variety of organizations. It 'tions will describe the historical development and main features of industrial rela- institutional frame- work. and examine various aspects of industrial rela- tions in practise. Following the course, the students will be assigned to industries, businesses and unions, throughout the pro- vince for a 14 week period. During that time. the stu- dents will be subject to the rules and conditions of work of the business, while his 'salary will be paid by the government. Manchester news Church Sunday, June 16, 11:15 a.m. Rev. B.R. Pogue in charge. Deepest sympathy is ex- tended to Mr. Murray Mc- Laren in the passing of his wife, and the immediate family, sister of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Jackson and.aunt ° to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gray. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ward on celebra- ting their fiftieth wedding anniversary at the home of their daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Lowe, Anderson Street, Brooklin on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lamb, Anne, Janet and Kenny at the Masterson picnic at St. Catherine Sunday. Belated Happy Birthday to Janet Lamb, June 8. Janet enter- tained her friends to a party. Mr. and Mrs. Bert May- hen, David, Tommy and Gary dinner guests with Mr. Why not ~THIS WEEK: ALK & : n into some really ] Big Value? oN [ L oO DEVON BACON MAPLE LEAF MAPLE LEAF BUTTER MAPLE LEAF COKE %..3/89° WEINERS SAUSAGE ib. 89° 1.69° wb 81° Ib. 79° Prince Albert TRAN'S General Store 7 Days A Week Monday to Saturday - 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Sunday - 12:00 Noon to 9:00 P.M. 985-2862 and Mrs. Art Fielding Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Art Fielding supper guests of Mrs. Helen Jewell, honour of her father Mr. Arthur Gibson's ninety sec- ond birthday. Callers with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dobson, Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Proctor, Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Proctor, Toronto. Week: end guests with Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Roberts, Mrs. Battle and daughter Doro- thy, Waterloo, Mr. Patrick O'Reilly and Miss Kitty O'Reilly, Ireland. Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Art Mitchel, Shawn and Ward of Alabama. Sunday afternoon guests with Mr. and Mrs. L.R Brockman, Ajax. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Brian Dyke who were married in Manchester Church Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Torrens, Montreal have recently re- turned from an enjoyable trip to Russia. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Torrens and family attended a wedding of former neighbours at Wil- lowdale and later visited with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and Wesely. Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mar- tin and Adam of Thornhill spent Monday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Roach. Manchester U.C.W. The Manchester U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Bill Lamb's June 6. Margaret Ann opened the meeting with a New Year Prayer, Hymn 502. What a Friend we have in Jesus, and a reading, an antique trick. - Miss Ruth Gishler gave the topic, "Tribute" a "Hi" and a smile makes the day worth while to eveyone followed by prayer. Pat Kingstone thanked Margaret Anne for her home and welcomed everyone, with a reading on "God's garden" The roll call answered by 21 members and 2 visitors. The minutes read and adopted Mrs. Dorothy Aird reported on bake sale at the Hospital Fair. and read several Thank you notes. The Tuck Shop calender was passed around. Dona- tions to Norway House and Friendly Visitors. The Trea- surers report very satis- factory. A wedding July 20 being planned and the Choir rail curtains to be done by then. The next meeting at Mrs. Ethel Franklin's home, meeting Brooklin. The closed with prayer. 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