- The Highacres Collegian, Mar. 31, 1976
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HEW YORK(CIEE) —Now students
who want to work in Great Bri
tain, France, Germany or Ire-
land don't have to worry about
all the red tape usually in-
volved in finding a job abroad.
CIEE (Council on International
Educational Exchange), the
largest non-profit student tra
vel organization in the U.S.,
will make all the arrangements
so that students can work in
any of these four countries.
Participants in CIEE's "Work
in Britain" program get official
permission to find a job any-
where in the British Isles for
up to six months at any time
of the year. Last year students
on the program did everything
from serving ale in a pub in a
Yorkshire village to typing
scripts in a London television
studio.
In Ireland, Germany and
Prance students work at summer
jobs - usually in stores,
hotels, restaurants or factor
ies.
Work abroad
The program in Germany is
free and includes a job place
ment by the ZAV (the German na
tional employment service).
For the program in Ireland, the
fee is $10; in Great Britain,
$25; in France, $25, or $B5 if
a job is prearranged by the
Paris office of CIEE,
All past participants agree:
there's no better way to get to
know a country than to work and
live there. With CIEE's work
program, that's easy to do.
Just write for details and ap
plication forms to CIEE, Dept.
J, at either 777- United Nations
Plaza, New York, New York 10017
or 236 North Santa Cruz, #314,
Los Gatos, California 95030.
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$2O. Winning banners will be
come the property of the Fine
Arts Council.
All entries should be de
livered to the Banner Contest
Committee at the loading plat
form at the rear of the Library
Hazleton Campus, Penn State
University on Sunday, April 25
between 1 and 4 p.m. or on
Monday, April 26 between 6 and
8 p.m. No banners will be ac
cepted after these dates. A
3” by 5” card with entrants
name, address, and phone num
ber and a brief description
of the banner should be at*-
tached(to each entry.
Banners will be judged on
creativity, craftsmanship, and
durability. Winners will be
notified before the Festival
and their names will be printed
in the Festival program.
All banners must remain the
property of the Committee until
the closing of the Festival,
May 9* Non-winning banners
should be picked up immediately
after the Festival on Sunday,
May 9 between 5 and 7 p.m.
Feet-' Get moving!
The annual March of Dimes
Walk-a-Thon will be held on
April 25. Anyone can partici
pate, with all proceeds to go
to the March of Dimes.
Mayor Tumbach of Hazleton
will lead the walk. Walkers
will follow a 22-mile course
which will begin and end' at
Harmengeist Stadium,
Free passes to Ghost Town
in the Glen, an amusement park
in Moosie,'Pa.., and a free pair
of shoes from Tom McAn are ex
amples of the many prizes to
be given away. A dance for all
participants is tentively
scheduled for the same day, or
a week after the walk-a-thon.
In charge of the walk-a-thor
are Highacres students Hose Anr
Davidick, Steve Daderko, and
Steve Touzel.
Sign of the times: Couples
planning to move into the mar
ried students housing at Nor
thern Arizona U. will now be
required to produce a marraige
certificate.