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Rl in PRISER RIE Eh LE MSIE HSS BR Lm NT En BEGG ESL Government unveils summer job creation plan More than $19 million will be available in Ontario under SUMMER CANADA, the Federal government's direct summer job creation pro- gram for students, announced earlier this week by Employment and Immigration Minister Lloyd Axworthy. The program is designed to create summer jobs in both the private and public sectors that will provide students with job experience to prepare them for future labour market participation. "We recognize that the thousands of jobs created each year by the business community is the key to a successful student summer employment program," said Mr. Boyd said he expects jobs for approximately 6,700 students will be created in Ontario Region under this stream. Potential sponsors have until February 26, 1982 to submit project proposals. Application forms are avail- able at Canada Employment Centres and local Employ- ment Development Branch offices. Additionally, up to $492,000 of federal funds - nearly 25 per cent of the national budget - would be used in Ontario Regjon to fund, on an experimental basis, career- related internships within established organizations. Under these special Federal initiatives, students will be placed in jobs in non-profit J.D. Boyd, Executive organizations that are com- Director, Ontario Region, patible with long-term Employment and development. Immigration Canada. "SUMMER CANADA, will add an important element in student summer employ- ment by focussing on career oriented jobs and employ- ment opportunities for native people, physically handicapped persons and women," Mr. Boyd said. In Ontario, $12.6 million, nearly 32 per cent of -the National budget -. will be available under SUMMER CANADA'S Community Projects Stream for jobs in community-approved projects generated by established organizations. To ensure a variety of jobs in the special initiatives, Employment and Immigra- tion Canada will be soliciting proposals from established non-profit organizations. Another $2.4. million - 24 per cent of the national figure - has been allocated in Ontario Region to fund SUMMER CANADA'S Public Service Employment Component which will create 750 summer internships in Federal departments and agencies throughout the Province. These are tech- nical, scientific or specialist jobs relating to the students' 20 CCCI ICICICICACIC TT Ta TT Tl Ta Th Ta TA Ta TATA TAT C2555 S y Y } Snse Araellny LIMITED os <2 197 Queen Street - Port Perry J OPEN: Monday thru Saturday 9A.M.to 6 P.M. Thursday & Friday to9:00P.M. ; -DIAMONDS - -Cards & Gifts for All Occasions - hy -EAR PIERCING - WATCH & JEWELLERY REPAIRS - Member of the canadian jewellers association OOO 2000000000055 2525252525252525252525052 5252525252 ALL FORD CUSTOMERS .. EASTERN FORD 422 BAYLY STREET - AJAX _ would like to service All Your Automobile Needs! studies. This component will emphasize development internships lasting up to three summers, which will provide students with pro- gressively more challenging career-oriented experience. Jobs in this component will be staffed through the Public Service Commission. Finally, $3.9 million in Federal funds - 26 per cent of the national budget - will be available under the Federal Projects Stream of SUMMER CANADA to create jobs for some 1,450 students in projects sponsor- ed through Federal depart- ments and agencies. Students interested in jobs in the Community Projects or Federal Projects Streams, or in the new special initiatives, should apply at their local Canada Employment Centre or Canada Employment Centre for Students. PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed. March 10, 1982 -- 2) Pins and strikes TUESDAY NIGHT MENS BOWLING Team Standings: Pin- pickers - 22; Ross Strong Arm's - 21; Realistics - 17; Machine - 16; Ab's Ex's - 15 Catalysts - 14 Singles 215 and over: John Fulford - 261; Ab Fulford - 230,216; Ken Horner - 240; Tim Ashbridge - 240; Glen Howson - 226; Bruce Stauffer - 247; Tom Lockett - 233,303; John Criscione - 236; Steve Robinson 240,268; Ross Muir - 221; Ed Weinhold - 247,220,239; Kevin Haugen - 228; Larry Doble - 333; Bill Ruesink - 248; Rick Deshane - 216; Jack Healey - 216; Pat Mason - 223; Ken Stauffer - 216. High Single: Larry Doble - 333. High Single with Handicap Larry Doble - 360. Triples over 600: Ab Fulford - 655; Tim Ashbridge - 608; Tom Lockett - 717; John Criscione - 616; Steve Robinson - 709; Ed Weinhold - 706; Larry Doble - 678; Bill Ruesink - 609. High Triple: Tom Lockett - 117. High Triple with Handicap Steve Robinson - 769. WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Pirates - 39; Angels - 28; Astros - 26; Yankees - 24; Expos - 19 White Soxs - 11 Singles 210 and over - flat: Jean Walker - 279; France Venning - 293,218; Renee Beare - 215; Mabel Cook - 248; Lynn Cook - 227; Lucy Cook - 271; Roberta Hoare - 259; Irma Rivers - 241; Laurie Cooper - 358,232; Mary Hawes - 218. High Single: Laurie Cooper - 358. High Single with Handicap Laurie Cooper - 367. Triples 600 and over - flat: Jean Walker - 642; France Venning - 716; Mabel Cook - 634; Lucy Cook - 618; Roberta Hoare - 601; Vivian Rider - 620; Laurie Cooper - 793; Mary Hawes - 609. High Triple - flat: Laurie Cooper - 793. High Triple with Handicap Laurie Cooper - 820. LADIES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BOWLING Team Standings: Maples - 14; Elms - 14; Pines - 12; Oaks - 10; Birches - 9; Cedars - 4 Singles over 200: Merle St John - 278; Gerri Langille - 269,241; Marg Lee - 235,224; Gladys McCall - 218; Dianne Andrews 214,200; Pat Lovering - 211; Karen Cole - 208, Marg Moore - 206; Audrey Brown - 204; Kathy Chumbley - 203; Janice Lovering - 202; Elsie Pogue - 200. High Single: Merle St John - 278. Triples over 600: Gerri Langille - 696; Merle St John - 663; Marg Lee --609. High Triple: Langille - 696. Gerri BOLLBAGKS It's time to spring inta spring! And we're ready to help you meet your busy- season challenge with healthy deals on all new Massey-Ferguson machines. Massey has rolled back their prices to us on practically every new Massey on our lot. This means you'll save now on new MF tractors -- big or little, farm or Now is the season for saving on new Massey tractors. *Special waiver of finance charges, too. Here's another way to save. 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