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age 10 â€" Wéterioo Chronicie, Wednesday, September 14. 1 fone: C¢SKIN Sol YRimelGpn. Courtesy of Skylark & Eaton‘s Travel Service Prize includes air fare from Toronto to Nassau and return â€" one week‘s accommodation at the Grovenor Court (subject to availability). BONUS PRIZE! Wm. Smith Studio is giving away complete wedding coverage which includes a bridal album with 30 â€" 8""x10°" color photographs. EXTRA PRIZE! Bridal Village, Breslau, is giving away one compiete wedding dress, bridal veil and headpiece. has planned a funâ€"filled evening including a travelogue WINTER SUN SPOTS by SKYLARK. . . a 1A Bridal Fashion Show â€" plus «. demonstrations â€" special disâ€" ~ $ iro. . plays â€" numerous door prizes for all bridesâ€"toâ€"be, the groom and one other guest. If you are being married between Dec. 1, 1977 and Aug. 31, 1978, and live in Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo and surrounding area you are invited. FREE TRIP FOR TWO TO NASSAU Date: Monday, September 19 Time: 7:30 p.m. Place: Waterloo Motor Inn For the bride and groom plus one other guest Classes in an Emergency Auto Repair Course for Women wilt be held at Bluevale Collegiate Institute, 80 Bluevale Avenue North, Waterloo. FOR YOUR COMPLIMENTARY TICKET CALL 884â€"6765 or 884â€"3994 ADMISSION BY INVITATION ONLY! CLASSES START : Monday., September 26, 7 p.m. â€" 9 p.m CLASSES CONTINUE: For 12 twoâ€"hour sessions either weeKly UF LNTICL weekly until completion of the program. REGISTRATION: Tuesday, September 20 and Thursday, September 22. 7 p.m. â€" 9 p.m. at the school. FEES : $15 plus $2 for materials. FOR MORE INFORMATION : Please call Mr. Art Blaesing at the school, 885â€"4620. â€"Introductory Special Offerâ€" This course is offered as part of the Night County Board of Education. / PRIGE Jeneal Corrective Skin Centre is offering you a chance to find out about the exciting world of skin care. On September 13. 14, 15, 16, take advantage of our special offer of only $7.50, half the regular price of $15.00, for a complete facial. You‘ll have your skin analysed by a qualified esthetician, receive an hour long facial with the imported Rosa Graf line of products and be given protessional advice for your skin care problems. Take advantage of this exciting special now! n’(fiéfiihfié !06"‘ both invited! .# FREE H.E. Janke Chairman Make your Appointment Today September 13, 14, 15 & 16th ONLY PLUS FREE SKIN ANALYSIS SKIN CENTRE| »N*NZVDVWYWÂ¥ | â€" 208 KING STREET S. (at John) IN WATERLOO R;gular $15.00. Now *7.50 INTERNA TIONAL An Emergency Auto Repair Course For Women Welcome _ Wagon _ Mouse of €Elegance Phone 742â€"4111 Complete Facial â€"hour sessions either weekly or twice School program of the Waterloo â€"| Canada Manpower Centr R.A. Cruickshank Director of Education By Marg Russell In spite of the outerydast spring about the drastic shortage of jobs for stu power Centre for students located in Kitchener, reports a fiveâ€"perâ€"cent increase in casual placements and a nineâ€"perâ€"cent increase in regular jobs over last year. . Of the 4,687 registrations, a total of 2,596 managed to find some â€"form of emâ€" ployment over the summer months. **We placed 1,495 students in what we call regular jobs," explained Carollynne Hood, graduate assistant in charge of the Centre. "By regular, we mean emâ€" ployment lasting over five The remaining 1,101 stuâ€" dents were only able to find casual jobs. The number of students applying was approximately the same as last year. A few more men registered and obtained jobs than womâ€" en, but a company is onlyâ€" allowed to ask specifically for male students if the job includes heavy labor with height and weight requireâ€" ments. f ‘"The employers â€" have been just great this sumâ€" mer," says Carollynne. "I think they tried extra hard looks back over summer lys." Tea ama Coffec to hire such as the real estate comâ€" pany which hired someone to carry a billboard all sumâ€" There was a very diverse range of jobs this summer, according to Carollynne. At first, university students were a little reluctant to take partâ€"time jobs but they took them later if there was nothing else. The . jobs ~most eagerly sought were the outdoor types, landscaping or gardâ€" ening, mainly because they are outdoors and the pay is relatively good. Of the total 1,500 univerâ€" sity students placed in some fields, 1,000 of these manâ€" aged to find fullâ€"time work. The Student Centre prides itself on ‘"‘quick service assemblyâ€"line help" and the shortâ€"term jobs usually went to those sitting in the office when the doors openâ€" ed at 8:30. â€" "If it. was a longâ€"term job, we‘d look through the files," says Carollynne. "It‘s the only fair way. But those in the office got preâ€" ference if a company wantâ€" ed someone instantly for shortâ€"term work."‘ Some were fortunate. They went out on a job supâ€" posed to last only two or three days and ended up staying the entire summer. . It‘s the seventh season the Centre has been in operâ€" atton and, as Karen Taylor, head of the placement ofâ€" ficers says, ‘"The employâ€" ers rely on us by now and are willing to hire sight unâ€" seen if it‘s a rush job."‘ If employers are not satisâ€" fied with their student help, they let the Centre know. But this happened only a few times, according to ‘‘They often called up and asked for additional help, so generally they were pleased with our services." The University of Waterâ€" loo‘s Federation of Students experimented this summer with a student employment centre on campus to make job searching easier for students without cars. Cathy â€" Huxtable, comâ€" munity field worker in charge of the centre, is slightly â€" disappointed with the results. s AQUATIC PROGRAMS FAMILY YÂ¥ 13 "P ve. _ for the fall session PREâ€"SCHOOL YOUTH & ADULT CLASSES AVAILABLE. WATERLOO Still Has Openings In Their WATERLOO FAMILY Y 145 Lincoin Rd.. Waterice ‘‘We only had 355 regis trations,‘‘ she said, ‘"‘and out of those, we managed Of these, 39 found fullâ€" time jobs, 40 partâ€"time. and the remaining 104 temporâ€" ary jobs. The Federation University of Waterioo‘s Federation of Students set up an employment centre on campus$s this sumâ€" mer to make job searching easier for students without cars. It wasn‘t as successful as they‘d hoped it would be and next year, says Diana Clarke, they hope to have a Manpower Centre on campus. be those covering at least the doorâ€"toâ€"door knocking two montJis. technique as one of the best "We had no complaints ways to find employment. from any employers,"‘ says "At least 25 per cent of our Diana Clarke, researcherâ€" registered applicants found planner for the Board of jobs this way."‘ Education with the Federâ€" What the Federation is ation. â€" hoping for next summer is ‘‘The program was mainâ€" a Manpower Centre on camâ€" ly set up as an example PUS, at least for May and for other universities. We June. And there are rumors wanted to see if it was funcâ€" of a yearâ€"round student job tional and could work. But placement centre . being I don‘t think we‘ll be doing established‘ in the early it again next year."‘ year somewhere near the Ttka largact number of â€" Kitchenerâ€"Waterioo border. We had no complaints from any employers,"‘ says Diana Clarke, researcherâ€" planner for the Board of Education with the Federâ€" ation. > *‘The program was mainâ€" ly set up as an example for other universities. We wanted to see if it was funcâ€" tional and could work. But I don‘t think we‘ll be doing it again next year."‘ The largest number of The Waterloo Regional Sports Council has opened new offices at 40 Albert Street, _ Waterloo. _ Teleâ€" phone inquiries can be made to 886â€"3840. Since 1972, the office has been on the campus of Wilâ€" For Information Contact Council opens office of jobs available was the doorâ€" toâ€"door sales type, accordâ€" ing to Diana. _ ‘‘*We pushed for $4. an hour wages because students needed a basic $3,000 to get through a year at university. ‘Tuition alone is now $800."‘* She strongly recommends frid _ Laurier University. However, space pressures during the summer necesâ€" sitated a move. The new offices are situâ€" ated on the main floor of the Waterloo Police Buildâ€"