Summer Employment Outlook Skews Toward Skilled Youths
City employers warn that summer work is tight and rewards skill and drive. Data from Monroe and Northeast Louisiana University show declines in applications and jobs earlier, with May gains and many spring hires filling openings. Private agencies report more vacancies for trained workers but caution that many employers prefer older, compliant applicants.
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Ed Lewis
Monroe
Louisiana Purchase and Gardens
Zoo
W. l. “Jack’’ Howard
Northeast Louisiana University
James Fryer
Finley
NLU
Northeast
Linda McWilliams
Pam Cook
Tom Talley
Queens Visiting With Rotarians
At the Monroe Rotary Club noon luncheon several non-contesting beau ties were to be featured. Five beauties were to participate with former Miss America Mary Ann Mobley as mistress of ceremonies. Also on the program were Celia Margaret Sklan of Arizona, Carol Lynn Armland of Louisiana Miss Louisiana 1968 Suzanne Saunders, Hannah Beth Till Miss Louisiana College 1970, and Rubye Marie Howes of Hammond.
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Monroe Rotary Club
Mary Ann
Louisiana
Carol Lynn Armland
Suzanne Saunders
Louisiana College
Hannah Beth Till
Hammond
Rubye Marie Howes
Local officials urge accepting any available work
Officials say even interim jobs beat unemployment and can lead to advancement, advising job seekers to take any offered position if their preferred role is unavailable.
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