job centre opening Monday By FANNIE SUNSHINE The Champion Milu n' Humai Resurc Centre of Canada lior Students IHRCC-S) wilI topen Mornday loir thc sumtner. The HRCC-S, an initiîative oiithe lederal gorvermntn's Yîîuth Emptioytoenu Stralegy, aids studenls ut their search loir suinner etuplityment whîle cticoiuragtng local bousi- nesses lo proîvude cunpboyienl toppoînunu- lics or high schîool aitd uutiversiîy/cootlege students. "Two yoouuh Surrimer Etoymet Ottucers are oui haurd lto hetp thuîse who conte ruuîr the cetîre," said Slîawua Fisher, supervusor oi t he Norrtht Iltoot/tul erru brauîch oI* the 1HRC -S "Studets eau cionte iii 'und look up joohs tro tour job batik oi sit diiwu with the tol-I cers lo gel heilo witt resurnés tir cioser ltl ters. rhe centre us alsti openi lo yîouttîs lîook- ug loir sutîlmrer emplotynieul Sîuderuts cau ejîher cati tir coome ii the centre.' Most tof the joîbs avaîtable in Million are tif' the agriculturat type tir in the service industry, tike wtirking aI McDtonatd's tir a celait store, she said. "Non-profut îorganizations witl also hire summer students. The wages eari be any- where [rom $6.85 an hîtur (minimum wage for students tover age 18) lo $13, but not much higher. The minimum wage for stu- dents under 18 is $6.40." 'Me centre, which bas been operating in Milton for 33 years, onili sec 500 lu 1,000 students a sutuimer, Ms Fisher said. "We close at the end of August. We also offer something called the Odd Job Squad. which is temporary casual labour. l con- sists of jobs like yard work, mov ungtri- ture or cleaning windows. This type tif work usually appeals 10 high schîxol stu- dents." Govemment jobs are also available and the application forets can be obtained at the centre, Ms Fisher added. "Alt students and yîouth tîxokiug loir wîork are welcoi mto coment thb centre. Forttmore informtion, vui the HRCC-S aI 3 11 Muin St. unît 106 or caIl] Sh.uwna lither ai9)878-8418. ex(. 212. Sherratt can decide own fate on JK Sam Sherrutt Schiotl wîlt chixise uts own fate when il cornes lo junior and senior kindergzanen programs. LasI week. the Hallon Distnict Schtotl Bîoard anntîunced the loical school was auo'îng six across the reguon wîth "walk 10) enrolîment" that can choxîse between ait- day/alternative-day tir hatI-day/everyday nîtdels for junior aud senior kinderganlen programs for the 2001-02 schot year. Sehuuots that adopu a half-day/everyday model wull review the decisiion annually. Sam Sherratt us among five Miltoon-area schools that will otier junior kinderganien programs next year. Brookville. J.M. Denyes, Percy W. Merry aud Robert Baldwin are the others. The Canadian Champion. Friday. April 27, 2001-21 Wnte to innet niays ediion of Te Campion. ef - t . Enhance Vour - .- Appearance? 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