FEBRUARY 14, 1983 THE TWIG PAGE 7 CAPE COD SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITIES BARNSTABLE, Mass.—The re- son areas of Cape Cod, Massa- chuseiis, and the offshore islands of Manha’s Virieyard and Nantucket are experiencing a growing problem in finding summer employees to properly service a rapidly expanding tourist and convention industry. While seasonal jobs will ^ scarce elsewhere this summer. Cape Cod and the Islands will be offering over 55,000 good sum mer jobs in 1983. Most require little or no prior experience. Because it is impossible to fill these jobs with local residents, most of whom make up the year round work force, it is neces sary to draw heavily from other geographic areas to satisfy this seasonal need. As in the past several years, the Cape Cod Summer Job Bureau has coordinated an effort to assemble all pertinent facts on available summer employment and has published this informa tion in a concise directory of summer job opportunities listing over 100 categories, some of wKich follow; Lifeguards, swimming instruc tors, beach maintenance; camp counselors, craft instructors; island ferry crews, deep sea fishing party boats, scenic rail road crews; yacht clubs, marina STATE TROOPER POSITIONS The North Carolina Highway Patrol offers a career opportunity to qualilied persons s^ing employment in public service- a career dedicated to the “Law Enforcement Code of Ethics". The Patrol is an equal opportunity employer seeking qualified applicants for trooper positions, with emphasis on minorities and females. Qualifications include a high school education or 3ED certificate, excellent physical condition, good character and reputation, good driving and criminal record, a score of“H” on the Occup^lonal Aptitude Test, successfully passing an agility test, and other Job related requirements. Successful applicants must complete a 24-vtieel basic training course prior to taking the Oath-of-Offlce. If you are seriously interested In pursuing a career as a State Trooper, contact the nearest Highway Patrol Office or telephone (919) 733-7952 In Raleigh for ' furttier lnformation.(Excellent salaries and fringe benefits; advancement opportunities and promotion; military leaved; provisions for retirement; Wortorien's Compensation; sick leave and . annual leaye.pollcy;. holidays; specialized training) including, the islands of Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard work, sailing instructors, charter cruises, scuba diving, salvage work, etc.; resort hotels, food service, restaurants, culinary, bartenders, waitress/waiter. Also, summer police (uni formed), security guards; groundswork, property mainte nance, greenskeeping; carpentry, house painting; tennis and golf instructors; tutoring, governess, live-in helpers, etc.; summer stock theatre, stage hands; musi cians, band members; retail sales—gift and antique shops: museum and aquarium staff; air port personnel; Also, taxi drivers and chauf feurs: hospital work, nurse's aids, etc.; auction houses; kiosk rentals for selling, own crafts; fast food & bakery personnel; fishing and shellfish industries; newspaper work (circulation, etc.); and secretarial/clerical positions. Hiring has already started In many job categories. The sole function of the Cape Cod Summer Job Bureau is to make available the names and addresses of local employers who hire extra summer help, with job descriptions and num bers of employees needed in each category, and a useful cross- reference map of the area. The Job Bureau is not an employ ment agency, and therefore charges no fees to employers or employees. Included in the directory is a listing of summertime educa tional opportunities, academic courses for college credit, as well as cultural classes in music, theatre, and the arts. For a copy of the 1983 Direc tory send $2.00 to cover first class postage and handling to: Cape Cod Summer Job Bureau, Box 594. Barnstable. MA 02630. REMEMBER THE DAY YOU BEGIN YOUR LIFE TOGETHER Only a pro photographer has the experience and expertise to make your wedding memories dll you wont them to be. Call us today and see our samples. Let's plan for this special occasion together. Phone: 772-1147 Bill Sheridan Wedding Photo i =■ o C ■;r> s S V O - M -ft I . W-! 5^-, *:> c _sr Cs... Ci_ «s :S 5_ O -s. a g ■>' cr -Ts 70 “5 >■ .1 -I s- S o 3 I — § o •o o 3 - erf I o ^ r- i '5 C C5 cS ”5s £ O'; o c o O x CO a zc •i: n u- o_ o . •J'. •r k- vO a:- o 3 ^ «=> Ci. ~r ai o ~z S r Oi 3 r— a. o r 'a; Pi a) X o vs -z o 9) s «c o s C3£ 3 O sc a: ■2 It CQ ■2 a \n 'U SwI •z s . g: ^ C£5 .u I -z ■-w r &

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