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With only five weeks left in but. haven’t reported this to
their summer, more — than ‘the centre.”’

-1,700°North Shore students: _ or
still haven’t found work, the
manpower department says.

—

- Holyer encourages stu-

repisier at . tne . Student
- Although the number of Centre. “The applicant must
available jobs has risen personally come to the office

slightly this year, there are during the hours of 8:30 a.m.
more students 2s. well, says. and. ye m.”? He also

ages the student manpower

often at the Centre because
Office at 120 Lonsdale:

“new jobs are’ listed: on’ the

Only “about. 750 | students
‘have found jobs through the
student manpower office, he
says, adding ‘‘some students
- have found jobs on their own, »

“Students should remem- .
ber that Student Manpower
Centres are only one source.
of ‘jobs’’ © ‘Says: Mr. Holyer.

The provincial government

has appointed a: West Van-
couver minister as a. public .
represenitative to the Council »

of the Institute of Chartered
’ Accountants of British Col-*
umbia.

Desmond Kimmitt is réc- |
.tor of St. Christopher's |

‘Anglican Church, 1068
Inglewood Ave.

“The 16-member council is. REV. DESMOND KIMMITT .,
the . ‘governing body | for. Zz 7

_ chartered accountants in the ‘government to submit a
‘Province. — _ ame for ‘this. Council ‘posit-

_ ion and we chose Desmond

- Rev. Kimmitt has been Kimmitt . because he is
“and is still active in. public . knowledgeable and informed -
affairs. He was director of and we know-he will serve’
. the Playhouse Theatre Cen- the
- tre. from 1970; to 1972, said J. Duncan ‘Manson,
‘president of the Howe Sound Executive Director of the
Social Credit Constituency Institute.

‘Association,, 1974-75, and. Rev. Kimmitt is the second |
was appointed a. commis- jerson to serve as public

sioner "of the B.C. Racing — representative on the Instit-
Commission in June, 1976. ute Council. The previous

He: is an occas ional appointee, who has recently

retired, was J.W. Minty,
Shore News to the von formerly comptroller-general

|. for’ the ‘provincial _govern-
“We were asked by the _ment in Victoria.

“Main gets oK a

A ‘petition by 18 residents
of the Sunset Beach area for -
a $9,217 water main has been

. approved in principle ' by
West: Vancouver: ¢

_ How does It feel to be
ee out onthe street?

| . I
council. A Find out. Take awa hk.

bylaw will be, drawn’ up: for
the work as’ a ‘local improve-
‘anent. with . residents: paying °

‘per cent and the muniici-
paying: 60 pet cent;.; a ee

. a vot .
tae ‘ ve ve . 1 : ‘

~ pay

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. ‘Office’ s job board every. day.

FIRE-SCARRED UPPER WINDOWS of old house at 424 E. 9th St., North Vancouver

from which an elderly eccupant and children escaped uninjured during &2am. blaze
Tuesday [see story page 3j. Tie upper ficor sufiered severe. damage (Eiiswortih

dents ‘who haven’t done soto Even the yellow pages of the

C

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newspaper is another good

‘ ‘The classified section in the
source and leads from family
‘and friends are often helpful.-.

teiepnone . cook ‘could ofier

some good ideas.”

“A student could also take _
a course which will provide a-

advises stadents to check in better chance for. finding’ a

job _ -next summer’”’ Says”
Holyer.’’ For example,

student could obtain a
instructor’s © diploma ~ in —
“swimming, or a Pife: guard |

certificate — or learn how > to”

St, 567,865. in the six months:

"ending April 30, ‘the. firm has
‘announced. | roe

During the same period in
1976, ‘the firm made a. ‘Profit
of $452, 221.00

‘The firm lost . $884, 216
after ‘deferred taxes and its.

share of the loss of partly-
_ owned Canyon. Aerial ‘Tram- -

ways Lid. Final nei. profit a

year ago, after the same_
items. was'$174,587,

- President John Hoegg said
the six-month period covered

public interest well,’ . the normal ski season. ‘‘In

. this case, the winter that.
‘never was,’” he said. a

Because of bad ski weath-
“er, the company lost over $1

inillion during the first,
quarter.
The revenue drop hurt .

particularly because of the.
company’s. heavy long- -term »
debt to pay for its new

Skyride. and other improve- , :

- ments, ys

‘Hoegg said the. firm has |
a pproval ‘for a $2.5‘ million.

jean from the Federal Bus-.—

_iness | Development’, Bank..
. But, the :firm: must: acquire

some ‘land: ‘in Richmond ‘to -
offer as security, as: well as...
,sécond charge on’ all ‘Grouse
JHoegg said the sale. .
_ Should ° ‘be completed. inca

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