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A Canadian oceanographic research vessel will visit Japan in early October to take part in an industrial exhibition in Tokyo. The visit of CSS Parizeau will coincide with two conâ€" ferences to be held in Tokyo October 4 to 9, the Second International _ Ocean Development Conference and Ocean Development Exhibition, and the Technical Conference on the Means, Acquisition and communication of Ocean Data. Pacific reg io n a l hydrographer Mike Bolton, coordinator of the Parizeau visit, will present a paper at the Ocean Development Conference describing latest Canadian _ hydrographic surveying techniques. While in Tokyo harbor, the research vessel will hold open house for delegates attending conferences. It is also expected that the ship will be open to the public for at least one day. The claimant is invited to attend an interview . Six weeks after he has made application for benefits. All information â€" divulged during the course of the interview is held in strict confidence. It is in no way linked to the Benefit Control Program and is not available to any other U.LC. department. â€" During discussion, the guidance officer makes use of a portfolio provided for each â€" claimant â€" which contains four booklets designed to aid the inâ€" dividual in his search for reemployment. Itshows how to prepare a handy record of skills, education and other training, sixteen key sources of possible employment, a daily guide to an organized job search, suggestions on how to make most efficient use of time and how to create a favorable impression in person, by telephone and Visit to Japan â€" raising a family â€" managing the budget â€" indicates that she is a capable and responsible person. To help her regain selfâ€"confidence and a sense of worth is of utmost imâ€" portance." Many women, while just a housewife, have taken short courses that have interested them and these added skills are not overâ€" looked as they may be useful in finding a job. "I recently interviewed a charming lady who showed great interest in philodenâ€" dron plants in our interâ€" viewing area. She confided that she loved plants and had even taken a short course in plant care and flower arranging. The outcome of our discussion was that she was motivated to seek employment at a florist shop near her home â€" the time was right as it was the Christmas season â€" she proved so capable that she was offered fulltime employment after working only three weeks on a parttime basis. She called to tell me how delighted she was â€" being paid to do something she loved." : The Parizeau is one of a fleet of 11 surveying vessels operated by the Marine Sciences _ Branch of Environment Canada which take part in Canada‘s water research program in the Pacific, Atlantic, and Arctic Oceans and on the Great Lakes. It will be the first visit to Japan for an oceanographic vessel of the department. The Parizeau will sail directly to Japan in Sepâ€" tember following its third summer of surveying in the Arctic Ocean. Marine Sciences Branch is taking advantage of the return trip to undertake a previouslyâ€" scheduled oceanographic study in the North Pacific. A chemical oceanographic team, led by Dr. C.S. Wong of Victoria will join the Parizeau for the return transâ€"Pacific run. The twoâ€" week ocean chemistry study will |yield valuable data on the airâ€"sea exchange of Perhaps one of the most "I try to encourage the gaining of experience through â€" parttime _ or temporary employ _ â€" making use of the several agencies | that handle clerical overload. This can often lead to permanent employment â€" once the employer has an opâ€" portunity to see that the younger person can handle the job," says Mrs. Callaghan. The Claimant Assistance Program provides for a subsequent interview | Six weeks after the first, if considered of further benefit. It can occur earlier if desired by the claimant or at the discretion of the guidance officer. ‘"‘The interets of the claimant are our first concern,. We do what we can to develop her interest in her own problems. Because we are aware of the various services ofâ€" fered by agencies engaged in social development, we can ensure that the inâ€" dividual has access to a specific service within the community, should this be found necessary,"" conâ€" cludes Mrs. Callaghan. carbon dioxide over . the North Pacific. This will replace a cruise which had been planned for a later time and will supplement the data being continuously gathered at Canadian Ocean Weather Station Papa which is aimed at understanding the role of oceans in regulating the carbon dioxide level in the global atmosphere. Weather Station Papa is a spot in the Pacific approximately 860 miles west of Victoria. CSS Parizeau is a modern 212â€"foot oceanographic vessel fitted with advanced satellite navigational devices and special hydrographic equipment as well as normal fittings inâ€" cluding gyro compasses, radars, loran and echo sounders. She carries a complement of 45, made up of 13 scientific staff memâ€" bers, 18 deck officers and crew, eight engineering officers and crew and a catering staff of six. Billed as a major boost for Ontario _ industry, â€" the ities Show 1972 will be held at the _ Queen _ Elizabeth Building next fall, according to Trade and Development Minister John White. _ Manufacturers _ from around the world and all parts of Canada will meet at the threeâ€"day show October 2426. This marketplace for new business is sponsored by the department‘s trade and industry division. Three groups are invited to exhibit at the allâ€"industry showcase: _ manufacturers now importing component parts who seek Canadian suppliers; _ manufacturers from abroad with products and processes available for www 24 6c en 5 pracge . scll t < y OS i. § P alcitâ€"nng *m= . _ «Brck j s m Pog 4 Aiiioge:. â€"‘;;‘i-‘it:’â€" hn 4 > â€" s troammon t 5 *n ic Aâ€"-.-'. e zn All retail car ot truck (new or used) purchasers will be eligible to win this Grew 140 boat, Mercury 40 H.P. Electric Motor and trailer. Draw will be made by Billy Harris and Dave Keon on June 3rd at 3 o‘clock. The winner will be required to answer a skill testing question. e® EVERY WEEK IN MAY § : Â¥a SOME LUCKY BOY h A WILL WIN 2 /j’ TWO WEEKS AT "THE BILLY HARRIS â€" DAVE KEON HOCKEY SCHOOL" AT THE LAMBTON ARENA THIS SUMMER y MAY 1st to JUNE 3rd GRAND PRIZE! NOTHING TO BUY â€" ENTRY FORMS IN OUR SHOWROOM #A This is where it‘s happening â€" 2500 Bloor Street West GOING FISHING? VICTORIA DAY WEEKâ€"END SPECIAL WIN A FISHING KIT! DRAW TO BE MADE MAY 17, 1972 ENTER AT OUR SHOWROOMâ€"NOTHING TO BUY INCLUDES NAME BRAND ROD, REEL, TiER TACKLE BOX, LINE AND LANDING NET | WE‘RE CELEBRATING WITH A GREAT SALE! ESFANNiNERE manufacture under licence; and inventors from around the world seeking Ontario production for inventions. "MO Show ‘72" is a sale show in reverse. Unlike a trade fair, buyers are looking for sellers. Exhibitors are prepared to place contracts or licence their products, while the audience comprises Ontario manufacturing industrialists seeking new business opporâ€" tunities. This international showâ€" case of imported comâ€" ponents and new products, exhibited in display booths, Selling show in reverse OLD MILL rontiac » BUuICK LTD. challenges the manufacturer to bid and win new contracts. Mr. White said: ‘‘The MO show will help expand production, _ investment, industry and employment by bringing _ together . new licensing and invention the world. It provides opâ€" portunities to obtain new orders for the manufacture of a variety of pieces and components that will be on display for quotation purâ€" â€"‘"It is a show where Ontario manufacturers who import compenents can meet 2500 BLOOR STREET WEST JUST EAST OF THE HUMBER RIVER AT THE SOUTH KINGSWAY Ontarie producers who can produce these components here in the province with "Manufacturers _ from outside Ontario seeking new sources of supply can display component parts and pieces on which they are prepared to place purchase orders with local industry." The minister added that arrange to have these products produced under licence or joint venture for the North American market, foreign manufacturers with a saleable product could and meet with Ontario firms that â€" have . production facilities and sales outlets Inventors from Canada and from around the world could meet _ Ontario manufacturers who might be interested in producing their inventions. The show was a good place to find out if an inventor‘s . product â€" or market potential "a wonâ€" derful place for commercial exposure." m The last Manufacturing Opportunities Show in 1969 was a complete sellâ€"out, with The Westonâ€"York Times, 766â€" for industrialists, m and development help exhibitors and visitors get together for new business contacts. There will be a gengral information booth / and private interview offices for business discussions. Instant information retrieval cenâ€" tres, utilizing microfiim, will >