34 - Sunday, June 7, 1987 - North Shore News

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EMPLOYMENT CENTRE OPEN
Local students eager for work

IT’S A good time for local
employers to consider hiring
a student for the summer.

The North Shore Canada
Employment Centre for Students
located at 306-120 Lonsdale has
been open for business since April
and has hundreds of students reg-
istered, eager for an in to the job
market. .

Call the centre at 986-3404,

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THE MINISTER of State for
Youth, Jean Charest, and B.C.’s
Minister of Advanced Education
and Job Training, Stanley B.
Hagen, recently announced that
over $29 million has been commit-
ted to the Challenge '87 B.C./
Canada summer employment pro-
gram.

business
briefcase

by Michael
Becker

Out of 8,300 employer proposals
reviewed, 15,500 jobs will be
created this summer for students
and youth in the province. The
program offers wage subsidies to
employers who create jobs.

_ “The Challenge ’87 federal
(regional) allocation for B.C. has
been increased by more than $1.8
million over 1986,’’ said Charest.
“This represents an increase of
10.3 per cent and reflects the fed-
eral government’s response to the
high student unemployment rate in
British Cotumbia.”’

Students interested in the pro-
gram should register with the local
Canada Employment Centre for
Students.

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FOR THE record, Port Coquitlam
resident Susan Hyatt of Weddings
in Paradise by Susan can be reach-
ed at 941-2402. The Bahamas
Tourist office closed its doors this
year.

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BUSINESS AFTER Business
strikes again via the North Van-
couver Chamber of Commerce on
Tuesday, June 9, from 5 to 7 p.m.
The setting this time around is
the West Quay building, former
Pinecorp building, at 267 West
Esplanade in North Vancouver.
The North Shore branches of the
Canadian Imperial Bank of Com-
merce and the Royal LePage
Commercial Real Estate Division
are the joint sponsors of the event.
Event organizer Fyfe Brown ex-
pects over 30 companies will be
participating with display tables.
New participating companies in-
clude Cnuiseship Lines represented
by Joyce Pearson; McBee-One-
Write business bookkeeping
systems, represented by Susan
Hirschberger and Shelley Har-
rigan; Manufacturing Wholesales,
represented by Stephen Davidson.
Registration is available for $10
at the door.
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CORPORATE LOOKS are defin-
ed for the fiscally feminine Mon-

day, June 8, at 7:30 p.m. when — pruach...A New Look For The up, hair style and dress. Partici-
students from the Retail Manage- Career Woman at the Robson pants can partake in wine and formation, call Brenda Yamamoto
ment Department of Capilano Col- Square Theatre.
lege present The Business Ap-

For tickets or for additional in-

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