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SUMMER
EMPLOYMENT
The
Progressive
Conservative
Party
of
Canada
offers
opportunities
for
post-secondary
students
to
spend
16
weeks
working
for
the
federal
party
and
learning
about
the
political
process.
Qualifications
post-secondary
students
planning
to
return
to
school
in
the
fall;
a
demonstrated
interest
in
the
political
process;
Interested
students
should
apply
in
writing
to:
Student
Political
Apprenticeship
Programme
(SPAP)
PC
Party
of
Canada
Suite
200,
161
Launer
Ave.
W.
Ottawa,
Ontario
K1P5J2
Applications
must
be
postmarked
no
later
than
March
5,
1982
Pl
charge.
ThefFree
Press;
Prince
George,
B.C.
Mar.
23,
1982
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male
Entertainment
'and
a
$300
cov
cover
by
Daryl
Macaskill
Rock
Pit,
Ages
19-25
Live
sound
in
trW
Rock
Pit
insures
hard
drivin8
rock
at
wall-shaking
volume.
The
dance
floor
is
large
compared
to
o(
er
clubs
in
Prince
George.
It
might
be
a
good
idea
to
arrive
early
as
there
is
usually
a
waiting
line
on
weekends.
The
cover
charge
is
$3.00.
A
bottled
beer
goes
for
$2.35
and
a
mixed
drink
for
$2.45
Weekdays
ladies
get
in
free
while
everybody
else
pays
$1.00
If
last
weekend
is
any
indication,
the
Rock
Pit
may
be
one
of
the
more
popular
clubs
in
Prince
George.
PlayGirl
Cabaret
ages
19-40
A
disc
jockey
supplies
dance
tunes
from
10:00
to
2:00
am
Female
entertainment
is
offered
earlier
in
the
evening.
Cover
charge
is
$1.00
Beer
sells'
at
$2.25,
mixed
drinks
at
$2.35
The
chairs
are
comfortable
and
the
lighting
spectacular
yet
unobtrusive.
The
dance
floor
is
somewhat
small
but
sufficient.
Midnight
Express
For
those
who
need
a
break
from
loud,
live
entertainment,
the
Midnight
'
Express
might
be
a
good
alternative.
Large
video
screens
make
for
some
interesting
entertainment.-
The
music
is
turned
to
a
reasonably
loud
level,
but
.still
allows
for
some
communication
without
the
need
for
loud
shouting,
or
sign
language.
The
cover
charge
is
$2.00
on
weekdays,
beer
is
$2.25
and
mixed
drinks
are
$2.45.
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ss
r
Guys
are
allowed
in
after
10:00
pm.
Students
with
valid
on
weekends.
The
Generator
ages
19-25
Above
the
Playgirl
Cabaret,
the
Generator
rocks
on
weekends
from
10:00
pm
until
2
am.
Rowdy
reputation
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a.
m
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w
Possible
training
fields-
You
should
have
a
degree
in
one
of
these:
Archeology;
Anthropology;
Museo-logy;
Architecture;
Tropical
Medicine;
Agronomy;
Plant
Genetics;
Seismology;
Tourism;
Petroleum
Industry;
Meteorology;
Geophysics;
and
Marine
Biology.
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Duration
of
traineeship
Four
to
twelve
months
Departure
date
March
5,
1983
Application
deadline
Applications
will
be
accepted
until
May
28th,
1982.
i
aside,
the
Generator
offers
a
live
band
and
heavy
rock
'n
roll
for
appreciative
"patrons
.
Cover
charge
is
$1.00,
beer
goes
I.D.
get
in
free
for
$2.35
and
mixed
drinks
for
$2.45
'
The
Generator
is
definately
not
the
jfamynnnnr
.
A
place
to
mellow
out
as
it
wculd
be
nearly
impossible
to
do
so.
But
Rock,
you
can!
Employment
and
Immigration
Canada
ARE
YOU
Emploi
et
Immigration
Canada
a
Canadian
citizen
between
18
and
30
years
of
age
a
graduate
of
a
post-secondary
institution
(students
graduating
in
Spring,
1982
may
also
apply)
able
to
work
in
Spanish
YOU
ARE
ELIGIBLE
to
apply
for
a
career-oriented
practical
traineeship
in
Mexico
Bursaries
and
Benefits
The
Canadian
Government
pays
trainees
a
monthly
allowance
of
approximately
$800
including
return
air
fare.
The
Mexican
Government
pays
for
emergency
medical
and
dental
care
(excluding
prosthesis)
as
well
as
life
and
accident
insurance.
If
you
are
interested,
write
to:
Xth
Canada-Mexico
Exchange
Programme
Canada
Employment
and
Immigration
Commission
Place
du
Portage
Phase
IV,
5th
floor
OttawaHull
K1A0J9
The
Canada-Mexico
Exchange
Programme
is
funded
by
the
Department
of
External
Affairs
and
admin
tered
by
the
Canada
Employment
and
Immigration
Commission
Canada
AND
THE
WINNERS
ARE
JANICE
WAGNER,
Queen's
University,
Kingston.
MARIE
PERKINS,
Concordia
University,
Montreal.
Conaratulations
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Sweepstakes
JILL
BARNARD,
York
University,
Toronto.
to
the
Mercury
LN7
winners
in
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Long
Distance
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We
wish
them
many
years
of
enjoyable
driving.
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participated.
Better
luck
next
year!
Meanwhile,
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good
luck
in
your
exams,
have
a
great
summer
and
keep
that
Long
Distance
Feeling
going
strong!
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