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Walk any.where thr•.ou·g..hot,Jt the town of Colling·w.o.od. and s.u.rrou.nd- ing area and you'ILfind a CCI student working at a part-time job.
. Go to McDonald's and you might find Rebecca.Holton or Jon- .· othan Van Den Hurk behind the counter. Feellike .having a pizza? Don't be surprised to find Sid Mcinnis serving you at Pizza Hut. While the snow is on the ground, David Brown will be found at Alpine Ski Club. Ben Shaw and Paul McNabb are employed at Blue Mountain. Angela Smart as- sists Dr. Buckingham at his veternary hospital and Mike Windebank can an- swer all of your questions at Rentwell Computers. It's not easy juggling a
part-time job as well as being a full-time student.
Strangely, these individuals must successfully manage to divide their time
each week for homework, job, team practices, household chores, relaxation a!1d a social life. It is not FI~ION when this often becomes a yery difficult task, especially during me e~d of the semester.
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orking early mornings and bear- ing cold weather are all part of the job for Debra Heasman (TOP MID), an employee at Wa- saga Beach Esso station. Krista Trumbly loves working with chil-
-dren (BOT MID) and therefore, enjoys her job in the nursery at the YMCA. 'Smile, Dylan Chandler!' Karl Mcleod (BOT LT) and Ashleigh Montgomery put their gxmnastics skills to good use each Saturday morning. Also employed at the Y is Carolyn Jones.(TOf> LT) who acts as receptionist at the front desk. Matt Standen (MID LT), a member of the staff at the Wasaga IGA, found that what began as a summer job has now grown to part-time employment all year. Justine Saunderson (TOP RT) finds Saturday matinees at Cinema 4 keeps her very busy at the snack bar. Andrew Hooper (BOT RT) takes a moment from his counter work to pose with a celebrity!