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WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15,'1979s PAGE 3I R egis tered un employed The number of clients unemployed and, registered for work at the Canada Em- ployment Centres in Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa for the rnonth of July totalled 14,706, consistingof 7,924 female, and 6,782 maie clients. This figure includes 4,558 studenüts.' Placements in 'the three offices totalled 1,220 for, the month, which compares to a total ofý 1,671 placements during June. Th e majority of clients were registered- in Clerical and related;, Sales; Service; Product Fabrica-- ting, Assembling and Repai- ring; and -Material-Handling and Related. During July, the greatest, employment opportunities existed in Food and Beve- rage Manufacturing; Trans- portation Equipment Manu-, fa.cturing; Retail. Trade; Personal Serv'ices and the Accommodation and Food Services. In July, there were 24 agreements signed under the Canada Manpower Indust-, rial Training Progra'm. As a, result, 38 people will benefit from both training and em- ployment in- the Region of Durham.«' At the'end of JuIy, there were 90 students in the skill courses sponsored by the Canada Employmnent Centre and 34 people receiving aca- demie upgrading at Durham College. The Emnployment Tax Credit Program is con- tinuing to be well received by Durham Region- Employers with 217 contracts being approved during thée four month period ending 31 JuIy. The "Job Experience'Train- ing" Program (JET) which ended 31 May, resulted in a total of 246 youths being placed with localemployers. Employers are, reminded that the "iCanada Works" program for ý,Ontario has been cancelled for 1979. Ambulance report Whitby' Ambularice Service responded to 51 cails for the week ending at mid- night Sunday, August il. They responded to 44 routine caîls, 24 of which were stand-by for Oshawa and Ajax ambulance service and 20 were of a non-urgent nature. Whitby also responded to one motor vehicle collision emergency and one house emiergency. TOI VISA THE UR NOME VING CENTRE Mason jars, canners, blanchers, Iaddles,,etc.. VISIT, Wanda & Tony Martin at COMPLETE HARDWAREI DOMINION, HARDWVARE 319 BROCK ST. S. 66-3540 . 0F CANADA OWNER OPERATE lu "w Ca c ROYAL $15995 PREMIER-$9 .5 SLJPRME $.2999-5 AU. PAINT WOAK GUAâANTEEO COtIi6 RP*ISII m afin. ymw am~ i a en l AMCO a&W wsi de1h» mal Wl hahlmiya. m scuuseanov u m&mc. WsI1 irks Ur@ in &oijue ssyUVcar. Wl de quail wrk at a rdauahs W saF in M §Mon fast smerv. FREEINSURANCE E8TIMATES 579-4000O . 71,0WILSON RDS j i OSHA-WAy ONT. WNW~H 5WOP~ISMoiIMui Uaipmsuto am2e. Aîn't she'oweet? On Wednesday, August lSth, 1979 the repr esentative for the Brooklin Spring Fair Association, Miss KathyHarris of Brooklin wilI comnpete in the "Miss C.N.E." Sweetheart of the Fair Pagéant. Kathy willb mn 5otirqen rm across Ontario who are cometg for the tite and honor of reigning over 20 days of the world's Iargest annual exhibition. The Queen for this year willbe crowned at about,4:00 p.rt., by Miss CNE 1978 in the Coliseum. Kathy, is a graduate of Anderson Collegiateand Vocational Institute in Whitby. She is now employed by the Crock and Block in Oshawa. The prizes for this pageant include $1,000 cash for the winner, tickets for airfare to the Calgary Stampede 1980, luggage and jewelry as well as many other gifts.- Good .luck Kathy, at the pageant." Photo by Keith Wick. 'E p LLW"ý>: " -l- 1 a m rKt ý ý mmmwwàw AW-M IL 1 mont'4 j 1 lSl