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Three-Advocate, March 6, 1975 Page 14
Announce summer jobs
By JACK RIDDELL. M.P.P.
The government has recently
announced this year's summer
employment program, Ontario
Experience '75.
Ontario Experience '75 will
provide approximately 7,500
summer jobs and an additional
10,000 students will be employed
as summer replacements by the
various government ministries,
boards and commissions.
Because of the mail strike I will
be pleased to provide some
details of this program and could
arrange delivery of applications
to the appropriate Government
ministries,
Students are encouraged to
submit their applications as early
as possible and they should apply
to programs operating in their
own home area because travel
allowances, and room and board
are not paid. They must also have
the necessary educational
requirements.
Secondary classification
means enrolled in secondary
school at time of application,
Post secondary category means
students enrolled in a community
college or university at time of
application,
I have summarized some of the
programs below which may be of
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interest to the students in Huron
County,
Ministry of the Attorney
General: young people for
community work in connection
with Provincial Courts (Family
Division) including observation
homes for children.
Also senior law students to staff
community legal aid clinics, to
provide legal advice and services
to persons who cannot afford
lawyers; advise persons as to
eligibility for assistance under
the Ontario Legal Aid Plan;
assist persons in obtaining legal
aid; provide legal advice to those
persons who do not qualify.
Senior secondary students to
supply office services.
Ministry of Colleges and
Universities: young people to
work in Provincial art galleries
to acquaint them with the various
aspects of gallery work, in
museums where they will be
trained in basic museum
cataloguing procedures and in
selected local libraries
throughout Ontario where they
will carry out duties related to
the communication and
organization of information; and
also "internships" to gain ex-
perience in technical per-
formance and administrative
activities with organizations and
companies in the performing and
creative arts.
Young people may also obtain
interest free loans to a maximum
of $1,000 per venture, to own 'and
operate their own summer
business. A further program co-
ordinated through the Toronto
YMCA to encourage students to
develop and operate low-risk
business with guidance from
trained staff and some initial
capitalization; 15 projects only in
different centres throughout
Ontario.
Ministry of Community and
Social Services: opportunities to
work with municipal recreation
departments in developing
leisure opportunities for the
disabled and handicapped and in
community social service
agencies such as homes for the
aged, day nurseries, sheltered
workshops. Also work in a wide
variety of recreational com-
munity projects funded co-
operatively by the Government
and local agencies.
Ministry of Correctional
Services: work as assistant
supervisors in training schools or
group homes, as assistant
correctional officers in training
centres for young adults or as
probation and after-care
t. •
Ministry of Education: in co-
operation with local school
boards to ,'undertake a wide
variety of projects of an
educational nature that will also
provide a direct benefit to the
community.
Ministry of Environment:
Opportunities in environment-
related projects both within the
Ministry of Environment and in
co-operation with universities,
community
recognized
grdups,
Ministry of Health: to provide
social and recreational programs
in nursing, homes, designed to
enrich the lives of residents and
complement regular activity
programs of nursing home staff;
also opportunities to work in
Provincial psychiatric hospitals,
motivating better patient par-
ticipation in social, recreational,
and therapeutic activities.
Ministry of Housing; Par-
ticipating in community renewal
programs; students undertaking
administrative planning, com-
munity development, and
research duties. Also gathering
information and developing
HURRY
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reports on local municipal
programs for the Ministry of
Housing.
Ministry of Labour: gaining
practical knowledge of role,,
operation and activities of ittl
dustrial relations, function,
working with labour unions,
labour councils, large com-
panies, employee associations,
etc„ also province wide con-
struction industry survey.,
Twenty portable display units,
each staffed by three students
(male or female) to provide
information on equal .opt
portuni ties for men and women. in
International Women's Year.
Ministry of Natural Resources;
opportunities throughout the
Province for manual, technical
and clerical positions,
Ministry of the Solicitor-
General: to gain insight into the
day to day operations of local
police forces in a variety of
research and clerical
type positions.
Application deadlines for post
secondary students: April 1, 1975
and for secondary students: May
1, 1975, If you need mare .general
information or clarification you
can contact Ontario Experience
'75. The telephone number is.
(416) 965-0546 and you may call
collect,
St4istics released by the
Ministry of Health recently in,-
dicated that Ontario Health
Insurance payments for March
1974, to medical and other
practitioners amounted to $51.4
million, This is the second highest
of any month reported in the 12
month period from April 1st, 1973
to March 31, 1974.
March payments which cover
all services rendered in that
month were up $3:7 million over
February, 1974. This increase
resulted from 100,000 more
patients being treated and 690,909
more services being rendered in
March over February.
The Ministry of Health also
released annual statistics
summarizing Health Insurance
payments to physicians and other
practitioners, The data
represents gross payments for
actual services rendered by
practitioners for the period April
1973 to March 31, 1974.
Total payment for all services.
was .$337.9 million for 1973-74
compared to $516.6 million for
1972-73, an increase of 7.9 per-
cent, This increase resulted from
some 75,000 more patients being
treated, and 7.2 million more
services being rendered in 1973-74
than 1972-73,
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