HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1979-09-19, Page 19The most successful ; those lasting 5 days or less summer season to date was employed 127 students. The
finalized at the Canada placement totals 437 jobs
Employment. Centre for filled were approximately
Students this week. The of- 16% over those of last year.
fice has been open since the In declaring the office
first of March, in the Old ; officially closed this week
DoM anion Building at John Chippa, The Manager
Argyle and Main St. in of the parent office, the
Listowel and has been under Canada Employment Centre,
the supervision ,of Sheila
Love, Student Co-ordinator.
During March and April
Miss Love visited schools,
institutions, businesses and
agencies to solicit support for
the campaign. The response
was very encouraging and
resulted in the production
figures just released.
A total of 507 visits to
employers and businesses of
all sizes and types was
recorded during the season,
compared to 505 in 1978.
Employers orders received
were 293 in 1979 compared to
288 in 1978. Vacancies num-
bered 459 this year compared
with 380 in 1978. A total of
1002 students were referred
to employers. resulting in 310
students finding work lasting
5 days or more. Casual jobs,
paid tribute to the fine
response of the employers
I and householders of the
area. Mr. Chippa also com-
mented on the excellent
media response and their
efforts to promote the
I campaign. He said the major
I credit for this year's success
I must be directed to the two
; young people who worked so
vigorously to achieve their
goals.
Miss Love was assisted by
Chris Vyse throughout the
summer and together the
team contributed a major
impetus in the overall
summer hiring campaign. As
in past years the CEC will
continue to register students
for part time work. The CEC
looks forward to another
successful campaign begin-
ning in February of 1980.
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24 Cards of Thanks 25 In Memoriam 19 Notices
THE BRUSSELS POST, SEPTEMBER 19, 1979 19
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310 students find work
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Dogs
Groomed
By appointment only.
527.1931
19-014
WANTED
Dead or Disabled
Cows & Horses
Stocker cattle, calves
and swine
Top Prices Paid
For fresh animals over 500
lb. - $1.00 a hundred weight.
Cows and horses over 1200
lb. - $20.00.
4 wheel drive radio
dispatched trucks.
24 hr. service-7 days
, a week
Brussels Pet Food
Supplies
Call Collect 887-9334.
19-014
Notice
We've moved 1/2 block north
' Walton
_Welding
887-6029
19-03-2
ANYONE interested in tak-
ing Highland Dancing Les-
sons please phone 887-6789.
Lessons to start in October.
Carol Wheeler, Brussels.
19-03x1
The
Huron
County
Housing
Authority
is pleased to announce the
re-location of its office to
48 THE SQUARE
GODERICH, ONTARIO
N7A 1M5
19-03-1
21 Tenders Wanted
Morris township
Tenders for
Snowplowing
for 1979-1980 season
Sealed tenders will be
received by the undersigned
until 12 noon Oct. 1, 1979 for
1 Grader, 1 tandem dump
truck on Twp. tender forms.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
WM. McARTER
R.R. # 4,
BRUSSELS, ONT.
21-03.2
24 Cards Of Thanks
My sincere thanks is ex-
pressed to all those who
remembered me with visits,
cards and enquiries while I
was in hospital and since
returning home. Your
thoughtfulness was appreci-
ated and will not be forgotten
—Alex Shaw 24-03x1
The family of the late Watson
Sholdice wish to express
their sincere thanks to rela-
tives, friends and neighbours
for their kind expressions of
sympathy, floral tributes,
memorial donations and
cards during the recent loss
of a dear father and grand-
father. Special thanks to Bill
'& Dee, Mary, Brian, Dr.
t Boyzk, Rev. Le Drew, M.L.
Watts Funeral Home, pall-
bearers and flowerbearers.
Also thanks to the Ladies of
the United Church for the
delicious lunch, to everyone
who brought food to our
lhome and to the ladies who
prepared our meal on Sun-
day. Your thoughtfulness
will always be remembered.
—Ken, Liz, Doug, Cathy &
Don Sholdice 24-03-1
We would like to express our
sincere thanks to the
Olympia Restaurant and staff
in Brussels, Dr. Bozyk, Rev.
E. Le Drew, Mrs. C. Thomas
ambulance operators, M.S.
Watts funeral home, and all
who helped in any way. Also
for all the cards and expres-
sions of sympathy we have
received in the sudden
bereavement of our brother
Watson Sholdice. —Mr. and
Mrs. George Williamson
24-03x1
'25 In Memoriam'
PAYNE—In loving memory
of a dear husband and father,
Cecil, who passed away Sept.
20, 1972.
It is sad to walk the road
alone,
Instead of side by side.
But to all there comes a
moment,
When the ways of life divide.
You gave us years of happi-
ness,
Then came sorrow and tears,
But you left us beautiful
memories
We will treasure through the
years.
—Sadly missed by wife Eve
and sons Scott and Harvey
25-03-1
LAMONT: In loving memory
of a dear husband Leonard
who passed away Sept. 24,
1978.
God saw you were getting
tired,
When a cure was not to be
So he closed his arms around
you
And whispered "Come to
' me"
You did not deserve what you
went through
And so he gave you rest
God's garden must be beaut-
iful,
Ifrle only takes the best.
—Always remembered by
'wife Jean 25-03x1
'LAMONT: In loving memory
a dear brother-in-law and
uncle, Leonard, who passed
away Sept. 24, 1978.
Two tired eyes are sleeping "
, Two willing hands are still
For one who suffered far too
much
Is resting in God's will.
You never said goodbye to us
For perhaps it's just as well
We never could have said
goodbye
fo one we loved so well,
—Always remembered by
Joan, George, George &
Angela 25-03x1
27 Births
FINCH: Gord and Dale are
pleased to announce the
arrival of Tracy & Ryan's
baby brother, Jeffrey Gordon
Douglas born Sept. 15th,
1979 at Listowel Memorial
Hospital. A new grandson
for Ben & Merle Campbell,
R.R.#1, Salford and Tom and
Betty Finch, R.R.#1, Ethel.
27-03-1
21 Tenders Wanted
Bu 1k stipulated sum tenders
will be received by the
undersigned until 12 noon
e.d.t. Tuesday, October 2,
1979 for
HURON COUNTY LIBRARY
BUILDING ALTERATIONS
AND RENOVATIONS.
Plans and specifications pre-
pared by Snider, Reichard
and March of Waterloo and
Goderich are available from
the undersigned upon
' deposit of $25.00 which will
be refunded.
The lowest or any tender
shall not necessarily be '
accepted.
B.G. HANLY
Clerk-Treasurer,
Administrator
County of Huron
Court House
GODERICH, ONTARIO
N7A 1M2
21-03-1
1 Coming Events
THE WINGHAM Ironmen
Junior C. Hockey Club is I
setting up camp at the Ayton
Arena at 10 a.m. to 12 a.m.
on Saturday , September
22nd. All junior age hockey
players are welcome to try
out. Anyone who needs tran-
sportation it will be provided
from Wingham Arena
leaving at 8:15 a.m.
1.04-1
GIRLS between the ages of
10-15. If you are seeking
adventure and fun and want
to learn new skills for indoor
and outdoor living. Join Girl
'Guides - Tuesday, Sept. 25,
1979 at 4:10 p.m. at Brussels
United Church basement.
Every girl is welcome.
1-04-1
.2 Lost, Strayed
LOST from Concession 16 of
Grey Township. Charolois
heifer approximately 800
pounds. 887-6821.
2-04-1
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place a Brussels
,Fost Want Ad
Dial Brussels 887-6641.
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