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the tribune thursday june 19 1975 3 1 tg mini manpower office finds jobs are scarce f r v t i rae maclaren has an unenviable job this summer in charge of the local mini man power office ensconced at the old library she has the task of trying to find summer jobs for local students ms maclaren reports that jobs are scarce john montgomery stouffville student jobs are very scarce this summer but some relief should be afforded by the towns mini manpower which opened last week the office funded by the local recreation committee is operating out of the old library building and will be open from 830 to 430 from monday to friday the mini manpower office is staffed this year by rae maclaren 20 a relative newcomer to stouffville who hails from edmonton alberta her first week on the job was rather hectic as at the beginning she had no office desk or telephone and it was only after much wrangling she ended up in the old library ms maclaren has been busy since then contacting everybody who hired a student through mini manpower last year she says the response from local businesses has not been encouraging a lot of places just cant afford to hire students this year she told the tribune she is hoping a lot of people will phone in with requests for casual work such as gardening painting and window washing i dont think every 15 year old kid wants to work all sum mer she explained many of them just get bored and something to do she expects to have some problems as many of the students have no work experience but many employers still require references what references can you give when people have never worked before she asked the high unem ployment rate this year she feels will not make her job particularly harder in her opinion students will not be competing with people looking for steady work as the jobs students will be getting are of a seasonal nature and too low paying to interest older people as a recent student herself ms maclaren has a sympathetic un derstanding of the problems faced by students and young people in general in todays job market ms maclaren will want begin her college career this fall she has enrolled at the king campus of seneca college in a visual arts course any persons needing an employee or a job can phone 6401867 or go in person to the old library building make 34ton bales save time and labor new international 241 bigroll baler hi btfl round bales 4 feet wtd and up to 6 feel in divne- ter faquire much less han ding than conventional bales theyre practically weatherproof so you can store them outside with hard ly any loss m quality move them wherever you want with your loader or 3pomt mc coat la for malta 7 as yo sale otmd availaaia ptei combm aartfctaaje mnfc extra simple yet rugged smoothrunning weather- resistant rubberued nylon belts 76lnch wide pickup sweeps field clean exclusive conveyor belt trackmg system makes nusabgnment nearly im possible chas richards sons ltd main st w stouffville 6403830 a presented at graduation four new sdss awards stouffville four new awards have been donated for this years graduates at stouffville district secondary school a music mania 100 award in performing arts has been provided by the united church couples club of stouff ville this will be awarded to a student in year 4 or year 3 who has 1 given outstanding con tribution in the areas of theatre arts music and effective speaking the stouffville lions club has set up an annual award of 100 entitled the lions club award ofr- excellence in art this will be awarded to a graduating student of year 4 or year 5 who has demonstrated excellence in art and is going on to further education the stouffville legion has generously provided two awards both the legion branch 459 100 poppy fund award and the legion branch 459 50 award will be presented to year 4 or year 5 students who are children of veterans of the allied forces and who are going on to further education these awards will be presented for the first time at the annual graduation exercises on friday nov 14 spring festival 3day celebration still time left local events set for sr citizens stouffville this weekiisdesignated fcenior citizens week in ontario and stouffvilles elderly people have a busy schedule the strawberry festival is now histroy but tonightthursday the legion will host a po luck supper-commencing- at 6 pm games and entertainment follows supper w tomorrow afernoon the whitchurch- stouffville public library will hold a teaand open house from24 pm bus pickup is at 130 pm saturdayjs the green i gables nursing home open housed strawberryt tea bazaar and bake sale- that is slated for 24 pm 51 a special service at parkview home sunday afternoon concludes the busy week rev douglas davis and rev d i jeffrey will officiate special duets will be offered jean hammond and jim rehill and mr and mrs dave deeks of newmarket service is underway at 230 pm bus pickup locations include murphy license bureau the clock tower testa villa apartments elm rd apartments and park view home tiiorniiill york region spring festival a gala threeday celebration held to raise money for the ontario march of dimes ability fund is slated for june 2022 at the thornhill community centre the objective is to raise over 100000 in york region in support of service provided for 750000 physically i nan- dicapped people in on tario someones got to give is the title of the ice show to be presented during the festival top figure skaters in canada will take part along with figure skating clubs from unionville markham richmond hill and the toronto area admission is 2 for adults and 1 for students other events include magic show rock dance jazz and dancing to the music lovers dance and climax jazz band will also be on hand rca recording star grammy award winner danny davis and the sensational nashville brass plus larry gatlin fruuly 11 reserved seats 450 and 550 tickets now on sale at the box office the pantin yonge st richmond hill mmrkham centennia1 centre 8172 mccowan rd markham phone 2941366 r i i town of markham i i a 1 975 taxes reminder your second instalment is due on june 30th 1975 thank you e a barton treasurer municipal offices 8911 don mills road markham ontario 2971900 i i i abramiake highwayno 7 sioux lookout ontario canada cjpi po box 1059 s sioux lookout telephone exchange americanflan housekeeping cabins l all modern facilities garry knott 8077371279 guaranteed investment certificates standard trust company 8 wellington st w markham ontario 2946865 a h0erauy chartered company miw8ek canada otposit insurance corporation zuzzt new and used car sales ford mercury stouffvitle now iotjtwtotttnittnnttittwtnrttti rttvsrut3tiv easonable offer refused isfiai v town 1770 2941476 m faf ityfy 3wzcs asfci gordcn br 5 ring cercuf markham centennial centre v thursday june 26 415 800 1 pm adult 400 tlcd2ilt0f m sflpws and announcement we are pleased to announce the opening of our sales and service outlet located in the stouffville district credit union office at 97 main street policyholders may call in for service during he regular credit union office hours telephone 6402097 life home auto nancy mchardy liability all seats child 250 ft box office open one hour before show times hosted by markham volunteer fire dept j ciag insurange co opehators insurance associationsof guelph miirkham v0lkswa61n porsche and audi hwy no 7 laidlaw blvd v 1 mile west of hwy 48 l- ti j markham onl 2944141 297-2421- x- gulf lug king wide flat tread full shouldertoshoulder contact puts more working rubber on the road heavy traction bars give extra long even wear with no sacrifice in traction cool treadbase construction layer of coolrunning rubber compound between tread and cord body dissipates heat generated by heavy load- hauling at higher speeds armoured tread and sidewalls special cut resistant rubber in tread and sidewalls is stress tempered to prevent snagging chipping rock and stump cuts reduces repair costs increases tire life offer 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