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Page 6, News, Tuesday, November 5 1991 High school students get a taste of real world by Paula Moon and Darren MacDonald The second annual "Job Shadow" program, held last Tuesday and Thursday in The program allows senior Schreiber and Terrace Bay, students from Lake Superior went off without a hitch, said High School to spend a day organizer Leslie Dickson. "shadowing" someone working in a field the student is interest- ed in. Job shadowing was begun last year by the Schreiber-Ter- race Bay Community Futures Organization, which procured more than 200 placements (including one at The News) for the 88 students participating this year. That's 21 more students than participated last year. "We feel (job shadowing) gives students an opportunity that isn't otherwise there," Dickson says. "It allows the student a chance to see what the work world is like, and what a better education can provide." Dickson says the program lets students know what kinds of jobs are available locally, and what kind of training is necessary to get them. "And it gives the employers an opportunity to display the jobs to the students," she says. This year's placements included bigger resource employers, such as Kimberly Clark and Minnova, and small- er industries, such as hairdress- ing and dentistry. "Almost everyone got their first choice," Dickson said, adding she expects the program will be held again next year. News. Paula Moon participated in this year's Job Shadowing program by trying her hand at journalism here at The The Royal Canadian Legion Terrace Bay Branch 223 REMEMBRANCE DAY DINNER AND DANCE Saturday, November 9, 1991 Cocktails....6:00 p.m. Dinner........ 7:00 p:m. Dance...9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. \\ MUSIC. .1000000000"" PARTIE SOUND ", TICKETS - $40.00/Couple Sy RS $20.00/Single A (available at the Legion) Deadline for tickets: Wednesday, November 6, 1991 WHEN YOU BUY AN OUTDOOR TIMER' How can you save up to 70% of the the first step in saving energy, and money! energy used by your car's block heater? You can also save by using your out- Use an outdoor timer! door timer for floodlights, Christmas lights, Time your block heater to turn on 2-4 swimming pool pumps...virtually any outdoor hours before you leave, and your car will start electrical need. quickly and easily...plus you'll save energy. Visit your local participating retailer fora So don't leave your block heater turned on full selection of outdoor timers, and com- all night. Buy an outdoor timer and take plete details of this money saving offer. yom Hydro yur Local Utility Let's give tomorrow a hand. NOTE: A bus will be provided to and from the Legion. Pickup will be at 5:30 p.m. following the former mill routes. Departure from the Legion will be at 1:15 a.m. y *Qualifying models only. see mee Hydro is responsible for the rebate only, and is not responsible for (limit of 5) warranties, guarantees, or damage of any kind resulting from installation or use of qualifying products. ¢ Facsimiles of proofs of purchase will not be honoured. One UPC code bar from the product package of each outdoor timer purchased, and the original cash Council of Terrace Bay If you need a ride on Election day call 825-9295. (Authorized by the C.S.O. for the Chris Joubert Campaign) This information is collected under the authority of the Power Corporation Act, S.56, and will be used for rebate redemption and may be used for follow-up research on product use Questions may be directed to Program Supervisor, Ontario Hydro, Outdoor Timer Program, 700 University Ave (C26 F4), Toronto, Ontario MSG 1X6, 1-800-263-9000 register receipt must accompany rebate form. Please allow 4-6 weeks for your rebate cheque. YES! | would like to save energy and save money. Please send me | $10 CASH BACK on the purchase of a qualifying outdoor timer. i a See in-store display at participating retailers for complete details on NAME | qualifying products or call 4-800-263-9000. 4 To receive your $10 CASH BACK REBATE from Ontario Hydro, ADDRESS | purchase any of the qualifying products between October 1, 1991 and 3 February 28, 1992. Complete this form, and include the UPC codeor = ¢jTy | Model # from the product package and your cash register receipt and = mail to: Outdoor Timer Offer, P.O. Box 22024, Station A, Toronto, PROVINCE = 1 : . 4 Ontario MSW 2R7 ( ) i f l S . | HH] i e r , 5 © Offer limited to residents of Ontario only. ¢ Rebate valid on products pgSTAL CODE TELEPHONE f ' ' é : ' : listed, with a limit of 5 per household. e Rebate applies to purchases : '| : Oo made between October 1, 1991 and February 28, 1992. Requests (Please Check) Request reply in J English LJ French for 4 must be postmarked no later than midnight March 31, 1992. ¢ Ontario Rebate request for timer(s) @ $10.00 each $. | | = | eo mo * * Sore: ma) nes eee es Eee. ee ss - ee.