AlO - Wednesday, April 21, 1982 - North Shore News

inquiring
reporter

by
Ellsworth
Dickson

North Vancouver City council is con-
sidering using the soon to be empty
Cloverley Elementary School as a 400 child
day care centre. There is already a shortage
of day care facilities on the North Shore and
possibly this would help.

Today’s question is:

‘What do you think of
City council's day
care idea?’

Jana Bobik
Deep Cove

I think it would help
the chronic day care
shortage. And it is good
that the building = will
continue to be useful.

Emma Krouzelka
North Vancouver

On the surface, it looks
like a good idea. There is
a need for more day care
spaces. Maybe 400
children is a little am-
bitious. Some parents
might prefer a smaller
centre with more per-
sonal Care.

Margaret Craig
Burnaby

It ts a good ideas It has
been done in Burnaby

The facility is a beauty
and very successful
When ! visited there, |
could see the children
were well cared for and |
was impressed

Kacdhy Sharpe
North Vancouver

} don't see why not
With such a large facility,
thought must be given to
the individual
cach hild

necds of

Roger Boden
North Vancouver

Hh would tbe an adeal

opportunity lo ouse the
school With a bot) more
working mothers we wall
need oa

hand

foscadity cof Utves

Victoria restraints make
student job outlook bleaker

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Jehring says the YEP was
one of the most effective
summer job creation
programs because it offered
employers cash incentives to
hire temporary student help
through its wage sub-
sidization scheme.

Now, Jehring and his five
student placement assistants
— Karen Reichel, Cathy
Trembath, Jodi Mackenzie,
Beth MacDonald and Diana
Dory — are left to cope
alone with the expected
flood of North Shore student
job-seekers.

Last year the centre
registered 2,533 students and
place 1,632 (64 per cent) of
them in regular or casual
yobs. A casual job is any
work lasting five days or less.

This year, it’s estimated
that registrations will reach
around 3,300.

Jehnng is appealing to
employers and homeowners
to realize that a summer job
not only gives the student
the experience he needs to
meet future responsibilities
wit is often his or her only
ticket to a= continuing

education.
At the same time, he
warns students that they

must lower their standards
regarding the types of jobs
they are willing to take and
also be prepared, this year,
to accept much lower wages.
“This is particularly
important for those students
who refuse to take on casual
work,” Jehring says. “Casual
jobs have been known to
develop into full-time work,
and the hourly wage is
generally very good.”
Another possibihty for
students who are ‘'self-
Starters” lies in creating their
own summer work. Here,
the centre will help with
ideas, marketing and legal
information for  student-

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Meanwhile, the federally
funded Summer Canada
projects will be adding
approximately 80 jobs to the
North Shore in such fields as
recreation, tourism, child
and senior citizen care, and

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