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_Job opportunities in county expected to triple _ Parcels for the Republic of South Africa will be time enough up to Oct. 21. Those for continâ€" ental Europe, Japan and Hong Kong must be on their way three 'days later, Oct. 24. ! Another three days‘ grace is allotted parcels for Australia and New Zealand, which should be in time, if sent on their Wway up to or before Oct. 27. _ Other dates for parcel post surâ€" face mail are: Central, South America and West Indies, Nov. 4; A n tig u a, Bahamas, Barbados, Bermuda and Trinidad, Nov. 10; and Britain, Nov. 12. . The following schedule of Christâ€" mas . overseas mailing deadlines has been supplied for the inforâ€" mation of Chronicle readers by fEdward Sehl of the local post office. : Oct. 10 is the last date for posting surface mail parcels to India and Pakistan, if one wants :o be sure they will arrive in time for Christmas. * 14 "Watetfoo Chréiticle, Tihuredby, Supteriter 25; 1969 Manufacturing will continue to dominate the employment scene, rising from nearly 52,000 jobs in 1966 to 144,200 by the year 2001. Despite this large increase, howâ€" ever, the rate of growth of the manufacturing industry will deâ€" cline from 4.1 percent to 2.3 perâ€" cent toward the end of the cenâ€" From 1966 to 1971, the growth rate will be 4.2 percent a year. Between 1971 and 1981, the rate will drop to 3.6 percent a year. From 1981 to 1991 the rate will be 3.3 percent a year and from 1991 to 2001 it will be 3.2 percent. Growth rate of the area will continue to be higher than the Ontario and Canadian averages but will not be as agreat as it has in the past, according to the economists. > The study predicts there will be 383,640 new jobs available in the year 2001, compared to just over 116,000 in 1966, the last year for which figures were available. Five experienced counsellors to serve you. Job opportunities in the Golden Triangle will more than triple by the end of this century. SUITS and DRESSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS No charge for alterations. Every bridal party receives special attention in our for every bride wedding gift 43 King N., Waterloo Phone 744â€"1710 Closed Mon,. â€" Open Daily 9.to 6 p.m. Thurs, & Fri. 9 to 9 p.m. FREE BLUE GARTER FJashion SLane Post office sets Yule deadlines Those destined for Britain, Anâ€" tigua, Bahamas, Barbados, Berâ€" muda, and Trinidad, Central, South America and the West Inâ€" dies, Austalia and New Zealand may be posted up to Dec. 12. Parcels for Britain, continental Europe and Cyprus may be postâ€" ed up to Nov. 28. while letters are time enough until Dec. 5. The last date for parcels to Ghana is Oct. 20, while letters may be safely sent up to Oct. 23 If parcels for overseas forces are being sent airmail the followâ€" ing schedule applies. Tanzania, â€"Indoâ€"China, Ghana and Cyprus, Dec. 4. Letters may be sent airmail to these places up to Dec. 5. Parcels going surface mail to India, Indoâ€"China. Pakistan, the Near East and Tanzania should be sent before Oct. 10. Letters postmarked surface mail to the same points should be on their way by Oct. 14. Late dates for sending mail for Canadian forces overseas to enâ€" sure Christmas delivery is as folâ€" lows: Parcels may be sent airmail up to Dec. 5 for continental Europe, South Africa, India, Pakistan, Jaâ€" pan, Hong Kong and other transâ€" atlantic and â€" transâ€"Pacific adâ€" dresses. Letters sent by air have the following deadlines: Continental Europe, South Africa, India, Pakâ€" istan, Japan and Hong Kong, Dec. 11: Exceptions are Britain, Antigua, Bahamas, Barbados, Bermuda, Trinidad, Central, South America and the West Indies, Australia and New Zealand, for all of which Dec. 9 is the final date at which pre Yule delivery is ensured. India and Pakistan, Oct. 14; Republic of South Africa, Oct. 29; Japan and Hong Kong, Oct. 31; Australia and New Zealand, Nov. 3; Central, South America and West Indies, Nov. 12; continental Europe, Nov. 14; Antigua, Bahaâ€" mas, Barbados, Bermuda and Trinidad, Nov, 18; Britain, Nov. 26. For all other transâ€"Pacific points, the last mailing date is Oct. 3, while Oct. 14, is deadline for all other transatlantic destinâ€" ations. The deadline for all transâ€"Paâ€" cific places other than those menâ€" tioned is Oct. 1. Similarly for other transatlantic places: Mailâ€" ing deadline is Oct. 10. Letters being sent surface mail for Christmas should beat the following deadlines. The wholesale sector employâ€" ment figures show an increase from nearly 3,800 in 1966 to 18,300 in 2001, representing growth rates ranging from 5.3 percent to 4.1 percent. The services industry, which in 1966 employed 23,300 people, is expected to employ 109,300 by 2001.The growth rate will decline from 5.4 percent a year to 4.1 percent. The service and wholesale inâ€" dustries will show much less of a decrease, according to the study. Retail stores, which in 1966 employed nearly 15,000 people, will increase the number of emâ€" ployees to 43,500 by 2001. As in the manufacturing industry, the rate of growth in terms of jobs available, will go down from 4.2 percent a year in the early years to 2.7 percent later in the cenâ€" tury. tury, due mainly to advances in technology and automation which will require fewer persons to do the same amount of work. This ranges from $1.20 for a pound parcel headed for Europe, Africa, Oceania and Asia to $1.10 if it is going to the West Indies (Antilles), or North, Central or South America, except the United States and its territories and posâ€" sessions, where the cost is 75 cents. p Similarly, with a 22â€"pound parâ€" cel: Rates for the various destinâ€" ations outlined above would range from $8.55 to $7.40 to $6. Parcels that weigh up to and including eight ounces have a 15 cent charge. Those that weigh anything over eight ounces are charged at the full pound parcel post rate that applies. The destination of governs the cost of the item. Air parcels for forces in Britain and India should be mailed on or before Dec. 9. Letters for both countries should reach their desâ€" tinations in time for Christmas, if mailed before Dec. 12. New surface parcel post rates become effective Oct. 1. Parcels for continental Europe, Pakistan and the Near East have a Dec. 5 deadline, while air letâ€" ters to the Near East should: be mailed before Dec. 9 and to the other two points before Dec. II. In the services industries, the impact of the area‘s universities The report adds, however, that the rate of decline will be less than that likely to be experienâ€" ced by other southern Ontario centres, notably Toronto and Hamilton. But because other sectors of the economy are assuming greater significance and employing more people, the proportion of the population emnloyed in manufacâ€" turing will deciine over the next 35 years, Employment in manufacturing will continue to grow because of the area‘s favorable location to eastern Canada‘s expanding marâ€" kets, according to the report. Primary industriesâ€"agriculture, mines, quarries and forestryâ€"will decline im imnortance as emâ€" ployers, except for the sand and gravel industry, which will likely prosper as deposits in the Torâ€" onto area are worked out and alâ€" ternate supplies are sought in this area. CLASSIFIED ADS 74A4â€"6364 MONDAY â€" FRIDAY Sell for you the parcel postage for * Â¥, by appointment _ _ phone 744â€"5582 _ NB 4qo ? M > Tz 2c Rat Jobs in construction, transportâ€" ation, communications, utilities, insurance and real estate are exâ€" pected to increase their share of the labor force only slightly, the report says. Because of such innovations, there will probably be more jobs available in wholesaling at the expense of the retail sector. *‘*There is the prospect of cenâ€" tral distribution being developed to the point where many comâ€" modities are selected by the cusâ€" tomer in the home using a push button console equipped with a closed circuit TV screen, conâ€" nected not to a retail store as currently understood but to a cenâ€" tral warehouse.‘" Employment in the retail secâ€" tor will tend to decline because of the emphasis on selfâ€"service type outlets. And the report hints at radical new shopping methods which will have an effect on the number of jobs available. is likely to be felt as the number of students grows and the serâ€" vices needed are more in demand. 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