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Ottaw Report By Norm Cafik, M.P. YOUNG CANADA WORKS SUMMER STUDENT EMPLOYMENT FEBRUARY 2 DEADLINE TO APPLY Young Canada Works is a Federal programme designed to create summer employment for students. Any established organization, partnership or corporation that has been in existence for at least six months can get financial assistance from the Federal Government this year to employ students in projects of a non-profit nature. Applications must be post-marked no later than February 2, and sent to the local Canada Manpower Centre. A project established by an organizationmustcreate at least three full time jobs for six consecutive weeks between April 30 and September 8, 1979. The maximum length of a project is eighteen weeks. Municipalities and other tax supported groups are eligible to sponsor such proposed projects. They must, however, establish satisfactorily that such proposed projects would not be undertaken as a result of normal or planned expenditures. If any organization wishing to pursue one of these non-profit activities would like any assistance fromi my Constituency Office, please do not hesitate to contact the Office in Pickering (683-2111). My Office would also be happy to follow through with any applications from the area. SkLar HoIWys Legal rights lectures at library i February A new program about the legal rights of Canadians, featuring lectures #by local lawyers, will be held at the Whitby Public Library dur- ing February. All programs will be held in the auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Admission is free. Feb. 8, Rick Bagg of Evans and Bagg will discuss how to make a will. This talk will cover the formal require- ments for a valid will, chang- ing a will, and what happens if you die without a will. Feb. 15, Fran Dixon of Dixon and Schein will discuss highlights of the new Family Reform Act, such as family problems, separa- tion, children and divorce. Feb. 22, Terry Joyce of Joyce and Goodaire will talk on buying and selling a home, in order to learn the proper procedures and save costly mistakes. 1st Whitby Boy Scouts Annual BOTTLE DRIVE Saturdoy February 3rd Sterling et 9 a.m; (RETURNABLE BOTTLES ONLY) PUB NIGHT sponsored by the WHITBY LIONS CLUB at the HEYDENSHORE PAVILLION Friday February 9th, 1979 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. Dancing t1o the 5h Concession Fish & Chips - Bar $6.00 per person Tickets available at: W. Schatzmann Real Estate 185-3 Brock St. N., Whitby 668-3338 Or from any member of the Lions Club or the Whitby Brass Band. Mýý Friday, Feb. 2 12:30 Miss Durham Region Beauty Contest Highlights 2:30 Happiness is...Bowling 3:00 The New Leaf 3:30 Conception 4:00 What Does the Bible Say? 4:30 Whitby Then & Now 5:00 Voce Italiana 6:00 Whitby Report with Mike Burgess 6:30 Sign Off Monday, Feb. 5 4:00 Industrial Seminar Highlights with Mr. Don Brown with Federal Business Development Bank... 6:00 Storybook House with Kirk the Storyteller 6:15 Happiness is...Bowling 6:30-Let's Discuss It... 7:00 What Does the Bible Say? 7:30.Federal/Provincial Report with MPP George Ashe 8:00 Ontario Fit Test "Are You in Shape?" e:30 Durham Region Beauty Contest Coverage... 11:00 Sign Off Tuesday, Feb. 6 2:00 Durham Region Beauty Contest Highlights 5:30 Evening Report with Bill Jeanes, Dave Stewart and Dorothy Brown with C.E.C. Report and O.D.C.A. Diary 6:00 Joint Venture with Host: Lorna Miller 6:30 Voce Italiana with Ercole Foresta & Carmen 7:30 Let's Discuss It... 8:00 Durham Dialogue with Host: Mr. Jim Kirkconnell 8:30 Let's Find Out with "Deafness" with Father Dywer 9:00 Sign Off NOTE: ALL PROGRAMS WITHOUT NOTICE ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE Daffodils for cancer A total of 7500 Dozen daf- fodils are arriving in Oshawa this March to be sold by members of Beta Sigma Phi USED BOOKS 125 Brock Street South, Whitby 668-7311 Paperback novels, non-fiction, westerns, science fiction, school books and much more for 30 cents and 40 cents. Hardcovers for f ifty cents. Comics and magazines 10 cents to 30 cents. other popular Open noon until 6 daily. WE TRADE BOOKS! Sorority. This is the third year the sorority members have helped the Canadian Cancer Society by selling daffodils collecting over $12,000 last year. Local businesses placed pre-orders for daffodils that they will give to their staff or customers or simply display as a sign of their donation to the Canadian Cancer Society. Daffodils are also being sold to the general public at local shopping malls on March 29, 30 and 31. Mrs. Lenore Coulson and Mrs. Carol Steffen are the co-convenors for the daffodil festival. It is their hope that every daffodil will be sold as was the case last year. The daffodil looks like a fragile flower but the daffodil bulb is strong enough to break and crack solid earth as it grows to give us the hope of spring. The sale of daffodils gives hope to the victims of cancer and necessary funds for cancer researchers. MADE TO ORDER RUBBER STAMPS Business, Letterheads, Custom and Personal, Etc, Etc. Reasonable Prices 1 Day Service Possible Many Type Faces Available To Make A Professional Stamp For You T.P. Distributing 725-21.38 ANYTIME WHITBY 1 SOLICITOR GENERAL SUMMER YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMME Students may learn more about Canada's criminal justice system as special constables in crime prevention and projects in the prison environment. The assigninents will be located across Canada. In order to qualify, one must be a full-time student at a university or community college or technical institution and be planning to continue studies in 1979-1980. Students should obtain a career orientation summer application form at a campus placement centre or at the nearest Public Service Commission Regional Office. Students may' apply for employment with the Secretariat of the. Solicitor General's Department, with the Canadian Correction Services and with the National Parole Board. There are also special constable positions with the R.C.M.P., available. Such applications may be obtained at the local Canada Employment Centre. The work begins in May, finishing in late August or early September. Such employment is available to both men and women. Since recruiting activities begin late February, it is important that students interested in this kind of summer employment apply immediately. OTHER SUMMER EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Various other departments will be announcing details of summer employment opportunities for students. Applicants should contact the local Manpower Office or my Constituency Office in Pickering for further information as these announce- ments are made. FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31> 1979, AGE 15 ICablecast Listingsi Cablecast 10, Oshawa, Whitby, Bowmanville and Brooklin Programs, Wednesday, 31 to Tuesday, Feb. 6, 1979 Wednesday, Jan. 31 2:00 Hon. Tony Abbott, M.P. Address to Small Business Seminar Conference 3:00 Deafness Special Program 3:30 Ontario Fit Test Promotion 4:00 Durham Dialogue 4:30 Soleil with the French Canadian Club of Oshawa 5:00 Joint Venture 5:30 Evening Report Highlighting G.M. Video News 6:00 Let's Find Out with Local Guests 6:30 Knights of Columbus Cable T.V. Bingo 7:30 Education Scene with Host: George Pearce 8:00 Whitby Then & Now with Brian Winter & Jim Quail 8:30 Let Me Be Me with Elizabeth Gomes 9:00 Rescue with Topical Subjects 9:30 Sign Off Thursday, Feb. 1 3:00 Let's Find Out 3:30 Rescue 4:00 Let, Me Be Me 4:30 Fit Test Specail 5:00 Education Scene 5:30 Evening Report 6:00 The Storybook House 6:15 Happiness is...Bowling with Bert Harding 6:30 The New Leaf with Mr. Gord Wick 7:00 Conception with Bill Jeanes 7:30 Soleil 8:00 Miss Durham Region Beauty Contest Coverage from Zolly's Forum in Oshawa 11:00 Sign Off