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-Tid-biz Scholarship winners were cho- sen by a committee representing government, academic institu, tions, professions and business. The 72 winners were selected from I70 applicants. For the approaching term most students found places in Ontario. Two will work in Calgary and one was placed with the Allied Irish Bank in Dublin. Ireland. Three students from University of Waterloo have been awarded Canadian Mortgage and Housing (CMHC) sch'olarships for graduate studies in housing and related matters. UW students Susan Ann Hendler and Sabine Furino in the Ph.D and MA. levels of the Urban and Regional Planning discipline re- spectively, were two of the win- ners while Toronto resident Mal- colm Roy Matthew, a UW PILD Geography student, was also an award winner. UW students awarded CMHC scholarships A total of 72 scholarships were given out across Canada to stu- dents pursuing master's and doe- toral degrees in the social. eco- nomic, physical and management aspects of housing in regular university programs during the 1985-86 academic year. Laurier’s co-op students find placement All 103 co-op students in the school of business and econonies at Wilfrid Laurier University have been placed for their third work, term, September to December. It is the final work term for the students, who will graduate next year, Throughout their studies they have alternated four months of campus study with four months of practical "xperierw" gained with a number of companies and organizations. Douglas Witmvr. director of co-operative education at Laurier. said snmt‘ students will be return- ing to places where they had worked earlier and others will not new assignments Why do we fail to 39? financial goals'?'?'? he -e "mn- vnn two-r ttlartom) thtat drmm van! 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(are on If you are (’37!!an '15.000 per van. and de rifled tr saw one tenth of whm vou earn namely "mo per vonr or approx: manly $125 per month starting at up 21 earning an average of IS pot rent per year (which I! rnmn Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. hats confirmed intentions to build a 200,000-square foot $20 million complex at Conestoga Parkway and King St. North to accommodate the estimated 900 employees the company will have in Waterloo by the time construe tion would be completed in 1988. Bonnie Stuart Shoes Limited. a leading manufacturer of children's footwear founded in 1910, will also receive a federal contribution, of $194,500. towards a restructuring and moderization program. Kaufman Inc. plans to invest $5,272,500 over the next two years to purchase new production equip- ment. ManuLlfe has plans for new complex ManuLife recently acquired Do- minion Life and the Westmount Rd. offices of Dominion Life have been sold to Economical Mutual Insurance Co. of Kitchener for head office relocation. Big boost for shoe manufacturers The Kaufman Footwear Division of William H. Kaufman Inc., one of the largest Canadian footwear manufacturers, will receive a fed- eral contribution of $1,336,250 from the Canadian Industrial Renewal Board (CIRB) towards a restruct- ing and modernization program. The restructuring and moder- nization program, and the project- ed growth in sales is expected to create [so joys over the next two years. The project which is al- ready under way will enable the company to increase productivity and to improve its global opera- tions. The company is a diversified footwear producer of winter boots, work boots. slippers and casual footwear, generally sold under the brand names Sorel, King Tread. Packard and Foam Tread. Found, ed at the turn ofthe century, it now employs L370 in the Kitchener plant Over the next three yuan. Bon- nie Stuart Shoes Limited plans to invest $683,000 to expand its Kitch- ens-r plant, to acquire new produc- tion equipment and to istall com» pulvrizod management intorma tion and control systems IT’S YOUR MONEY Paul J. 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