PM}N’Whutn " \ Thurs. Sept. 30, in the Barn. Band — Hi Octane' Admission — $2.00 18 yrs. and overfi
Sat. Oct. 2, 9—1, in
the Barn. Band - Snakeye Admission - $1.00
18 yrs and over
Schehrships
*Senior Class _
Hat Party
Panther Lounge Friday 0ct.1 9:00 pm— Prizes,Dancing, etc.
Come and Meet Your Fellow Classmates and Your New Ex- ecutive.
Wear a Hat or No Admittance.
All Seniors Urged To Attend.
Bursariedv
ATTENTION STUDENTS!!!!!
I) The Rodes Scholarships: Valued at 3,000 (poundsl. The scholarship is open to any Canadian or British subject oven l9 years of’ age and under 25 years of age. The canidate must have achieved academic training Sufficiently advanced to assure completion of a Bachelor's-degree=by Oct. *1, 1977; Literary and Scholastic attainments; fondness of and success in outdoor sports, qualities of truth, cour— ' age, devotion to duty, sympathy for and protection of the weak, kindliness unselfishness and fellow- ship are all characteris- tics taken into consider- Vation. DTORTANT‘!!{ DEADLINE is October 25, Please make application immediately.
ATTENTION‘SENIORS‘IQ!
Scholarships and bursaries are available for graduate study. Each week there will be a list in the Cadre_and on CIMN. Information is available on financial aid, as well as more information on the following scholar- ships at Student Services.‘ As the closing dates for most scholarships is before ‘ Christmas, it is necessary to make.application soon.
1) Lord Beverbrook Scholarship A representative from University of New Brunswick, Alan M. Sinclair, will be interviewing applicants for the Lord Beaverbrook Scholar- ship for Law on the morning
of November 2. Anyone Interested should contact Student Services‘imc~
r .
mediately to arrange for an appointment.
2) Bell Canada Fellowships:‘ Valued at $3,500. Prefer—
ence is given to those ‘ \applicants whose disciplines which are relevant to the L .scientific, political,' social and economic needs
of Canada. Fellowships
are available for 12—
month periods beginning_in the academic year in which they are awarded, and are tenable anywhere in Canada.
3) Gulf Oil Canada Limited ,Graduate Fellowships: Valued at $4,500; $3,500; $1,000. Fellowships will
' be awarded to canidates in
business and management studies, computer sciences, mathematics, geology, geophysics, engineering, physics, chemistry, ,ecologicallyeoriented' studifis, and other sciences related to the petroleum industry.
. Tenable anywhere in
'Canada.
4) MacKenZie King Scholarships,
The Cadre, Thursday,
Lost and found
_ There is a lost and found in the Security Office in the Basement of Main. If you've lost something why not ‘ check there, last year there were over 60 um— claimed articles.
Communhn
3 Thursday 12:15 pm. Holy Eucharist (Communion)
in the Chapel
Vote Cheryl Cannon for
Senate. "The Gal on the Go with All the Know" -——
a Student Activist
My Voice is Your Voice and My Choice is Your ChoiCe.
4 Senator vote 4
Alan Landry
Anne McAuley is hard—working
and sincere—what more can you ask
ask for? Vote Anne for Board of Governors.
I
September 30, 1976, page 11..
Vote Caroline Hill for Arts Rep. " It'll do your'Heart Good' "
There's Someone who would like to represent YOU - vote Pat O'Brien for Arts Rep. Don't discriminate have a Newf on your Council!
(Dear Students,
There is a by-election coming up Oct. 5. I intend to run Arts Rep.. I'm looking for your support. I've had a little experience with the
,Student Union,,as I was
Secretary Recorder 2 years ago. I feel that I will make a good representative of the
Student Body this year.See ‘you at the election polls. Karen Woodhall‘
I'm going to work for‘you. Des Roche for Board of Governors.
Vote Carol Woodhall
for
Board of Governors.
Canada Manpower Centre I
h?
Centre de Main-d’oeuvre du. Canada
Following is an up-to—date listing of visitin/ recruiters for the first semester. We expect several additions to this list in the next month.
Feel free to call at the Canada Manpower Centre, Room 102 Main, at any time for additional information on recruiters, procedures to be followed, resume writing, etc.
Imperial Oil Oct.l9 (Application deadline Oct.h) "MutualpLife Oct.l9 Tortnto Dom. Bank Oct.20,21
Valued at $3,000. Cani— dates should be engaged' in the field of Inter— national or InduStrial Relations (including the 'international or indust- rial aspects of Law, History, Politics, Eco— nomics). ' 5) Rhodes Visiting Fellowship The candidate will receive an allowance of 2,312(pOunds) per annum, in-additionr to board and lodging and the initial and terminal expenses of travel to and from her country of resi—
dence. The candidate is required to undertake
research in Arts, Science or Social Studies.
Price WaterhouSe Oct.22 Peat, Marwick, ‘ Mitchell & Co. Oct.26 Bank of Commerce Oct.27 Michelin Oct.29 'Investors Syndicate Nov. 1 a BI Mo 1 ' NOV. 2 Touche Ross Nov. 2 Metropolitan Life Nov. 3 H. R. Doane Nov. a, 5 Clarkson,Gordon & Co. Nov. 8 Simpsons-Sears Nov. 9 Central & Eastern ~ "Trust Nov. 9 R. D. Manning ' Nov.16
(Pre—Screen by Nov.3) Zellers Nov.16 Royal Bank Nov.18
(Slide presentation«-Nov.l7) Bank of Montreal Nov.18,l9 (Pre~Screen by Oct.20) Can. General Electric Nov.l9 (Pre—Screen by Oct.20) Atmospheric Environment Service Nov.23 (Application deadline ' Oct. 22)
GOVERNMENT OF CANADA NOTE: APPLICANTS MUST REGISTER FOR ALL PROGRAMS PRIOR TO OCT.lh
ADMINISTRATIVE TRAINEE seam
Open to Graduates of any discipline. Program offers Administrative-Trainee positions with various Gov't Departments. Students interested must write General Administra— tion Exam on Oct. 19 at 7.00 P.M.
FOREIGN SERVICE PROGRAM
Open to Graduates of any discipline who are interested in serving overseas with ‘government of Canada. Students interested must write Foreign Service Exam .on Oct. 16, 9.00 A.M.
PART-TIME JOBS AVAILABLE Baby Sitter required
‘ Mondays & Fridays 8.30—1.30 Wednesdays 8.30 — A.OO.
Script Writer (Advertising).
‘
Waiters/Waitresses/Steak Cookr
Math Tutor (Grade XI Academic:
subscription Salesperson for "Saturday Night" magazine.
Make your own profits - Coffee Maker required for AM and PM coffee.breaks.