Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 17, 1968, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press monday june 17, 1968 Lazy summer ahead continued our Polo Park store we d probably hiring less summer student help this year. We specify Grade 11 Educa Tion and age 17 and give students who work for us part time in the Winter first Chance at the full time summer jobs. We treat our student help As a Pool of potential future employees and also of m. J. Schell personnel Man Ager for British american construction and materials limited said construction started late this year and contracts for roads sidewalks projects May and water reduced cause of cuts in municipal capital works budgets. We pay our student help a regular labor rate outside a Union but advise youths who Aren t particularly Strong not to waste time coming Clown to apply. We need husky people in our line of w. C. Neville personnel Man Ager for the Salisbury House restaurants said. Students form about 20 per cent of our staff in the summer As Relief and extra help. We pay the minimum si.15, or is to younger students and have had a lot of Success with students from the High r. T. Russell assistant super visor of employment for Cana Dian National railways said Tolian National railways said freight movement has slowed this year and student help in some of our departments and on our work Crews will probably Down. We Are the Western Canada Centre for recruiting porters waiters and assistant Cooks for our passenger trains and have taken on about 300 University students this year1 for the summer. J but we got enough and j Aren t taking any More Applina budgets will reduce the number of students we d normally hire for some of our departments and works Crews but we will still need students in our Parks. University students Are available sooner than High school students but no matter which we like to get Young people who la come Back again. In february we polled 125 of our 1967 Parks students mail and 90 per cent of them said they d Back this Garry Eliasson personnel manager of Esb limited said we used about 30 youths last summer on two week stretches in our Battery Assembly work. We give them regular pay but we probably won t need As Many this year As production is w. M. Bachinsky Plant fore Man for Pepsi cola said deaths we had students Back to work for us coming several Summers in a Row we use. 14 in operating our production machines and four As summer Relief for our warehouse pack ers on Holiday. Our problem thus far this year has been the weather. It s been Cool and our Peak sales and production periods Are during hot in the next in this series of articles there will an attempt to Analyse what the local businessman thinks about students As summer employees Argo Lind Duthie 81, of Binscarth Man. Jon August 86, of Gimli Man. Booker Richard Arnold 81, 2345 Portage Avenue suite 208, St. James retired from Patricia transportation co. Cat Tam mrs. Sarah Anne 83, of Portage la Prairie Man., widow of Robert cat Tam. Shabluk Nicholas 66, of Cook s Creek Man. Chepelski Steve 70, of lady Wood Man. Che Mednikow Alexander 70, of 686 Berkley Street Charleswood employed As a Painter and Art decorator. Dreamel Roy Ernest 50, of 417 Hartford Avenue West Kildonan. English Ralph 79, of 583 Atlantic Avenue retired from t. Eaton co. Ferris Larry Milton 20, of Chatfield Man., employed Canada packers. Frederickson Larry b., of Edmonton. Be Gaff mrs. Louise 93, of 291 Goulet Street suite 615, St Boniface. Gamble mrs. Emily 82, of 10 Valley View drive Assiniboia widow of Robert Gamble. Grover Cecil Bready 59, of 129 Claremont Avenue St. Boniface retired sales Man Ager of Hignell printing. Haggen mrs. Jessie 46, of 11 retired from Canadian Pacific railway. Winer or. Frank 66, 1415 Bannatyne Avenue retired from Dominion Bridge co. By the Canadian press Indianapolis Mont Gomery 43, voted the Best jazz guitarist of 1968 in a downbeat Magazine poll. W a o Crawford 88, one of baseball s All time greats. Charlottetown Catherine Moreside Prince Edward Island s oldest resident. Egypt seizes planes continued Arrow Street wife of Johannes Haggen. Hora Anne 42, of 726 Beach Avenue employed As a stenographer. .1ackson, Richard 23. Kelso Allan Ross 23, 499 Mountain Avenue. Lamy Hubert 66, of St. George Man., employed As a ferry operator. Landry Leon 59. Of 162 a spokesman at the . Interests Section of the Spanish embassy which looks after american affairs in the United Arab Republic said of the a ashram report this is the first time i heard about Al ashram identified the pilots As americans Robert Samue and d. S. Hanking and said the planes were pipe aztecs. The . Navy uses Piper aztecs As Utility transport aircraft they Are twin engined and Ca Pable of carrying six persons. Al ashram said the planes were flying to Malta from Nairobi and had permission to Al Over Egypt. After entering . Air space it said the pilots asked Howden Road St. Boniface to land at Cairo Airport to re employed Richard Wilcox. Fuel. One of the planes then a Lane Jackson c. 62, of preached a military Airfield and 226 Queenston Street. Ions for work this the Canadian Pacific railway hired no local students for to passenger service this year As it gave preference to those who staffed its expo special last year. In also gives preference of employees of the preceding year and this year gave preference As Well to employees of other departments involved up Marcel Perreault president of the Montreal local of the Canadian Union of postal workers says the members of the Council of postal unions now see july 5 As the Day on which they May legally stage a nationwide mrs. Mary Ann of 661-664 Preston Avenue suite 6, retired from Deer Lodge Hospital Muzejen James Roland 50, of 630 Riverwood Avenue fort Garry. Nelson Bertha e., of 270 Roslyn Road suite 904, retired from teaching. Peterson mrs. Katrina of 47 Stranmillis Avenue paper said. The Airfield informed Cairo Airport authorities of the plane s intention and the two pilots were ordered to leave the area immediately and land at Cairo Airport Al ashram reported. When they landed the planes were held the egyptian authorities and the pilots interrogated. One of the pilots had a camera but there was no film m. M. Ferris general manager of charter House hotel said we do hire a few students each year As lifeguards and waiters for our outside Desgagne. A professor of Law at Lagal University in Quebec City Friday was appointed chairman of a conciliation Board in the Shumski Mary 60, of 319 Flora Avenue. Tapola Ina 63, of 554 Furby Street. Suite 4, retired the paper said. The pilots were reported to have told the authorities they had no map and had lost their Way. As Well As an extra Bellman and a couple of extra bus boys. But we re limited in the number we can j. E. Thomas personnel assistant for metro said cutbacks in our capital Desgagne was chosen for the Job Jacob Finkelman chairman of the Federal Public service staff relations Board to try to reach a settlement tween the postal workers Anc the Federal Treasury Emily 42 of 227 Handcart Boulevard Tuxedo wife of Alex Thorarin Soll. Waldie Archibald Norman 79. Of 285 Lansdowne convention the 17th annual International packaging convention in Oslo attracted More than 100 participants from More than 20 Cape Stanfield Leader of the conservative party was described International business consultant Jerome Barnum president Jerome Barnum associates new York As possibly the world s most Well rounded chief executive exhibiting All the behaviour characteristics leading to excellence in or. Barnum was speaking at a con Ference of the Massachusetts society of chartered accountants. Or. Barnum said or. Stanfield has the intellectual flexibility and sensitivity of an Adlai Stevenson and the human warmth of a John f. Kennedy. America would fortunate indeed to have such a Man in the factors included in or. Baum s Are establishing objectives and managing for results planning to meet the objectives modifying to meet changed conditions priorities practices decision making practices creativity emotional maturity and democratic approach. Or. Stanfield understands How to create the atmosphere for improve continued or. Barnum and he manages to achieve his objectives bringing out the Best in other reprinted from the chronicle Herald. May 25, 1968 Good government can never a one Man show. The problems Are too great the solutions too Complex. It take a team Effort to get the Job done. 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