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Page 3, Tuesday, Nov, 10; 1992, News Fewer students shadow elupicy ae ea eee ONTARIO GOVERNMENT TENDER TENDER NW 92-06 VEHICLE RENTAL (1993-94) The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, Northwest Region invites tenders for the supply of rental motor vehicles for 1993-94 as follows: CARS TRUCKS VANS Tender documents may be obtained from the Ministry of Natural Resources, telephone (807) 468- 2500. Ministry contacts: Lillian Marchant or David Lehtonen. Completed tenders must be completed on the forms provided and must be received at the District Office, Ministry of Natural Resources, 479 Government Road, DRYDEN, Ontario, P8N 2Z4 not later than 1:00 p.m., C.S.T., December 9, 1992. A public opening will take place at 1:30 p.m. C.S.T., December 9, 1992 in boardroom B-4 Ontario Government Building, 479 Government Road, Dryden, Ontario. Please quote tender number when requesting documents. a Ministry of a 5 em ) Natural Julie St. Arnaud did her Job Shadowing at The News. The McCausland Hospital's Resources by Julie St. Arnaud son. "It can be used for college | Cash Calendar winners Ontario and Darren MacDonald students or adults who have Week: Forty-Five : The number of students par- lost their jobs and are looking pore en ote SOSH CPCHPOPCPMPoPO POPP MPP ticipating in this year's Job for a new line of work." Nov. 3: Sen St. Amand, SCHREIBER FIGURE SKATING CLUB Shadowing program dropped Dickson says Canada |torrace Bay, $10 sharply compared with last Employment Centres will |Nov. 4: Richard Notwell, $10 year. sometimes use job shadowing |Nov. 5: C.R. Gagne, St. "There's been a big drop-off to help laid off workers decide |Catherines, $10 in student participation this what kind of retraining they _|Nov.6: Trisha Kostiuk, CHEESE DRIVE Schreiber skaters will be selling Tavistock Cheese during the next three weeks. [f you would like to place an order, please contact PTT TTT TY ryt? PRETOECORUOORCORTESTONVEEYT 7 year, and we don't know why," want to do. Terrace Bay, $10 . / : says Community Futures' "For example, at Abitibi a err rea = a Maria Speziale at 8242022. Leslie Dickson, who organizes (Price) in Thunder Bay, where Nov. 8: John helen Shorsdor the program. an entire pulp mill shut down," |pay' ¢40 More than 170 job place- she says, "a lot of those people ments were available with 30 have practically no chance of This space donated by the companies in Schreiber and getting a job at another mill in | Terrace Bay/Schreiber News Terrace Bay, but only 42 stu- that area, so they have to look dents took advantage of the at retaining. But, just like a opportunity. high school student, they have That compares with 86 stu- to know what they want to do dents who took part last year, before they retrain." and 67 who took part in 1990, Locally, Dickson says the the program's first year. response from employers has Those who did participate been excellent. spent last Tuesday or Thursday "Three years ago there was shadowing someone who probably over 200 place- works at a job the student ments," she says. "But even might be interested in after though the number of place- high school. They had the ments is less, I think the vari- opportunity to find out things ety of jobs has increased." like what a typical day at that This year, students were a: Aguasabon pra 's r of Commerce aus your F.QVZORPOLDXKLO ID? QOL ODO ID. PASSPORT TO CHRISTMAS job involves, the education reminded that they are only WORSIDNSNS3 GLO SI QESUSHOPE they would need, the kind of continued on page 11 salary they could expect, etc. The Schreiber-Terrace Bay job shadowing is connected to Career Week, which was Nov. ' 1-7 right across Canada. "Not every place does job shadowing, and it's not just limited to Career Week or high school students," mate Y Dick- $1,000.00 IN PRIZES 5 - $200 Gift Certificates IN MEMORIAM Paulsen, Agnes - In loving memory of a dear wife, mother and grandmother who passed away November 11, 1991 In our hearts your memory lingers | IN MEMORI. 2 = -- wed and true | In memory of Agnes Paulsen,||l) that we do vot tink ofvoe. Draw: December 15, 1992 November 11, 1991. | This month comes with deep | | regrets and brings back.a day | | I shall never forget. Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by husband Lloyd, daughters Dianne Cebrario & Jane Melnyk, son Brian Paulsen and families, at Ja Pick up your passport from participating chamber members for details Always remembered and never forgotten. Love Sylvia