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lwaazs rutwe FIVE STUDENTS on horns practise number for the final concert in the Col DRUMMER REHEARSES as the Barrie Collegiate Band gets ready for the final in the Colegiate Con cert Series to be held Wednesday night at Cen legiate Concert Series Wednesday night One completely new work band tral Collegiate The band won top honors at the Kiwanis Music Festival held recently in Toronto The Major Brian McCool Trophy will be presented to director Morley Calverts Romantic Variations will be presented by the high the band Wednesday night This year is the third suc cessive year the band has won the trophy Examiner Photo Students Will have to Work at finding jobs for summer Students looking for sum mer employment this year are going to have to work at looking Marilyn Jeffery of the Canada Manpower Centre for Students says job op portunities actually look bit righter this year but any student who wants job will have to work at getting one Mrs Jeffery has been busy for the past weeks visiting employers and writing letters promoting the idea of hiring students Job vacancies are starting to come in now and by the end of April she expects to have surpassed last years total of 124 for the same period But the vacancies do not start adding up until May Mrs Jeffery is also visiting the high schools in this area resenting the role of the student centre and advising students on how to look for work Student manpower no longer registers students at the high schools In the past before student manpower centres became more sophisitcated some centres would go out and register as many students as they could and many of the students who signed up werent really looking for work Mrs Jeffery said she is placing her major emphasis on lining up jobs visiting prospective employers and promoting the student cause There will always be enough students to fill the positions she said Now the onus is on the student If student wants work he or she must take the initiative to go to the centre and register GreySimcoe cadets inspected Thursday The No2919 Grey and Sim coe Foesters Army Cadet Corps will be holding its third annual inspection at pm Thursday at the Barrie Ar mory The annual demonstration skills gained durin the year by the cadets will in ected by Major ller CD Grey and Simcoe Foresters Garrison Com mander in Barrie Music will Mrs Jeffery sees the man power centre in supportive role locating employers ad vising and referring students and doing everything possible to encourage people to hire students But student should only consider the centre as sup plement to the job search program she said adding that too many people believe all they have to do is register and manpower will find them ajob The grape vine starts here she said but the students are the ones who have to get thejobs Mrs Jeffery suggested all students who want summer job should start looking now They should register with the centre ask friends and relatives if they know of openings and maybe write letters She also warned that students applying for jobs should ensure their ap plications are filled out neatly and properly and that they wear suitable clothing when applying in person stu ent applying for job in restaurant should not arrive for an interview in dir ty old jeans with their hair hanging in their face she said Overall the job situation is little better than in the past Mrs Jeffery said While restraint is making the gover nment job situation little grim the private sector ap pers to be picking up she said Jobs in the service in dustries remain fairly con stant she added Mrs Jeffery noted that statistics prove one out of every five employer visits results in an opening and she be provided by the Pipes and Drums of the Ontario Provin cial Police Friends relatives and the public are invited to attend the inspection The most proficient cadet in orienteering whill be presented with the Com pany Mess trophy after prac tical orienteering tests are held in May should begin to see the effects of her visits in May After the centre has its full com lement of workers at the end this month Mrs Jef fery intends to continue with regular employer visits Right now the centre is only open Mondays and Fridays at at Dunlop St as there is only the one person on staff June 21 to 25 will be hirea student week in this area Other promotions will include banner across Bayfield Street and sandwich board which students may borrow to promote themselves school musicians The con cert starts at 830 Wednesday night at the Central Collegiate auditorium Examiner Photo Last series concert presen ted Wednesday The fourth and final pro gram of the current Col legiate Concert Series takes place at Central Collegiate auditorium beginning at 830 pm on April 28 when the prize winning Barrie Col legiate Band presents its an nual series concert Led by Morley Calvert Centrals Director of Bands this concert is expected to be the highlight of the season as Barries ambassadors of music perform concert which will present com pletely new program in cluding those compositions which won them top honors at the recent Kiwanis Festival inToronto The band students have known no letup since Kiwanis in continuing their regular two night practices per week Calvert said We are always introducing new numbers into the bands repertoire even more so at this time of year as we pepare for our major cori cert of the season One completely new work to be presented is Romantic Variations Mr Calverts own composition which he was commissioned to write for and premiered with the On tario Youth Orchestra early this year He gives the Barrie Col legiate Band full credit for their fine performance of the piece in winning the Cana dian Composer Class at Kiwanis in February They received 95 points for that ef fort the most points award ed sinle performance in the entire two weeks of band competition Another highlight of the evening will be the presenta tion to Central Collegiate for the third straight year of the Major Brian McCool tro by by President Sid Oue oft atfestival WON 74 This award has been made annually since 1966 to the school receiving the most points in choir orchestra and band competition and was first won by Central in 1974 It is particularly noteworthy that the junior and senior Barrie Collegiate Bands amassed sufficient points in band competition alone to win over schools who were entered in all three segments against Centrals band only representation One of the featured com positions will be Armenian Dances by Alfred Reed The band is looking forward to erforming this piece cause our alternate sub mission was selected by the adjudicator in the Challenge Class at Kiwanis where as we all really wanted to per form this number said Calvert adding however the students rose to the occasion in thatprestigious class and won playing Punchinello also by Reed Reeds composi tions for concert band are favorites of our band and it certainly is stirring music Admission for the April 28 concert is by series ticket or $5 person $3 for students For reservations call 726 1657 Huronia selected for girls program Huronia is one of 15 distric ts selected to be host for the Ontario governments Program 50a special sum mer employment program to encourage sport recreation and fitness for women and girls The program is co ordinated by the Greater Huronia Sports Council GHSC with special ad visor committee of four women and executive direc tor of the GHSC Bob Baker Set up to assist the project Also included on the ad visory committee are Jackie Gibson Wednesday Nighter Orillia Anne Bourgeois Midland Carol Bertram and Arlene Crozier of Barrie Two college students in recreation and or physical education courses will be hired under the government oram UNIVERSITY ISNT THAT FAR AWAY If youre high school student Nipissing University far away University does mean lot of hard work but it can also be lot of funlf thats the educational combination youre looking for University is the place for you Nipissing University complete Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Education program and partia of Commerce Science and Social Work programs Nipissings classes the instruction personalized the facilities modern and well equipped Write isnt that AndNipissing University offers guaranteed tuition scholar shIp available to eligible baSIs students on confirming The Registrar NIPISSING UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Box 5002Gormanville RoadNorth Bay Ontario The university itself is located on 720 picturesque acres of woodlandsencompassing small lake and over 10 miles of nature trailsWithout doubt Nipissing University has the ideal combination of the academic and the social 80 if youIeplanning to attend university this falldont make any decisions until youve found out more about Nipissing University ipissing offers Bachelor are small May date set for board budget The Simcoe County Roman Catholic Separate School Board expects to present its 1976 current operating budget at its next meeting May Ross Saunders trus for Barrie and chairman of the bud et committee said Wed nes he hopes to present the budget at that meeting Meanwhile Corbiere su rintendent of business as ed the board for per mission to end an ad ditional $1 mi lion until the budget comes in The board had previously approved $2 million in ex penditures to cover salaries debt payments and other costs which must be met before the budget is set Mr Corbiere said as of Wednesday the board was just $15000 below that amount Gabriel Marchand trustee for Tiny Township asked Mr Corbiere if spending the money would be the same as borrowingit Mr Corbiere replied that it would not be Money has been coming in from the municipalities he said but noted the province will not send as large rtion of its Ezyments as oards had firds of education had asked that the first payment from the province be 58 per cent of its grants but the province decided to send 18 Goahead asked The Simcoe County Roman Catholic Separate School Board is asking the province to approve another project under its Experience 76 summer work program This pro ram Les Alouet tes will operated out of Ecole Mart rs Canadiens in Perkinsfiel and will involve hiring four high school students to run summer playground series in French for 100 to 125 children The cost is estimated at 5300 Frank Macdonald director of education told trustees the provinces method of operating these programs in conjunction with school boar places extra work on sum mer staff which is usually strained He suggested better ap proach would be to have the programs worked through municipalities which usually already have the staff and ex perience to supervise these projects MUSEUM OLDEST The Crocker Art Gallery at Sacramento Calif is the oldest art museum west of the Mississippi PERFORMS SUNDAY Richard Bimey Smith will perform on the harpsichord Sunday at 230 pm at the Grove Park Auditorium internationallyrecognized musician Will erform several larger wor at the concert sponsored by the 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