‘. 7.!»

The Cadre, March 25,1975, page 8

Variety Show Winners

First: Pat Nicole Second: Art Laffin and . Margie Carmichael

Third tied between first floor Bernadine and Day Students

lfVou are an engineer: this _ , chair could beyours. ' A

Th6iswhmeyoucomdfindyoumenHyoubecomea MaritimeEngineering Officer in today's Canadian Armed Forces. The Master Engineering Control centre of one of our

new DDH 280 Destroyers.

No boilers. No stokers. No sweat!

The power within these beautiful ships comes from jet turbine engines. The machinery that heats, cools, ventilates and provides water throughout these ships is the latest.

Maritime Engineering Officers on theseships work with some of the most sophisticated equipment in the world...with expertly trained men who are as proud of their work as they are of their ships. -

If you're studying engineering, think about this Officer‘s job. it’s a very special one. It could

take you anywhere in the world!

‘ Directorate of Recruiting & Selection. National Defence Headquarters, Box 8989, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0K2

Robertson limry

Attention: Members of the

' University Community

The Robertson Library has two ConferenCe Rooms availa- ble for meetings from Monday

~to Friday from 9:00 a.m.

- 10:45 p.m. Conference Room "A" — maximum 16 seats Conference Room "B" — maximum 12 seats.

For reservations please contact the Librarian's Secretary, Local 334.

The Robertson Library Rese— arch Rooms are now being, booked for the summer period May 1, 1975 — August 30’ 1975. Please contact the Librarian's Secretary,

Local 334, for reservations.

Please send me more information about opportunities In the Canadian Forces ot Maritime Engineers.

Aims ti OljlcthOS' During the Aims & 061ect-_

ives Teach-In the point

was raiSed several times

that although there were

many excellent ideas sugge—

sted, the Teach-In would

probably have little effect

and would simply end in

:indecision.- For those

who are interested in

establishing procedures

to give more strength to

student recommendations,

there will be a meeting

on Thursday from 2:00 to

4:00 in room 171 New Library.

ii: I. Whistle

This Thursday at the Pig and Whistle music will be Supplied by "Roughouse" Adm 75¢ 8:30 - 12:3

in the Barn *

unlit contest Cancelled

The "CADRE" has been forced to cancel its "Can You See Pavement on Campus Contest". This is due to the far-sight- edgiisdom of the Maintenance Department. It knew that ev- entually the snbw would melt.

available in

information.

These positions

Cavendish area for summer months. Contact Canada Manpower Centre on Campus for further information and

NURS ING ATTENDAN TS

; . _Canada 1 Centre as.

ManpolNer Maimdeem -. cam. ottoman; -*

BARTENDERS (2) ‘LIFEGUARDS é

PROVINCE OF P.E.I.

Positions aVailable as Lifeguards with the Province of'

P.E.I. from June - Sept. 'For further

Application Forms contact Canada Manpower Centre on

«(M & F)

No experience necessary.

an

i

Work is located in Charlottetown. Involves routine nursing care of elderly patients.

CMC on Campus for further details.

RESEARCH”

Ao'A'sLAnaesrsenvwe

:qumifii tum1n6~formumlamkm.Em ' close $2.00 to cover. return postl

. ESSAY SERVICES ~

' 57 Spodina Av... Suite #208 Toronto, Ontario, Canada

runaways

Our research service {scold ‘ for research assistance only.

in ad . fl

'9 "(It

Campus, Room 102; Main Building.

BILINGUAL‘RECEPTIONIST

Required for work in Cavendish area to

Contactcommence June lst.

Accommodation possibly provided.”fi.

' mu lions-r Th llolinr 53942" 24143.

WWW ‘with big-appetites. WI'I'HTI-IE ‘ . . - ' CANADIAN wo \ beef. pattiesdettuce . ARMED _ . , - FORCES. ‘ cheese' at specialisauceuand

a triple} sesame seed"; bun-

NAME ADDRESS CITY PROV. ' POSTAL CODE UNIVERSITY COURSE YEAR