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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-06-22, Page 8Page 8---Lucknov Seiitiuel, Wednesday, June 22, 1988 Board is told to "be The Wingham Voice for Life board met June 6 at the home of Eicanor Kuyvenhoven. The group's president Jim Bakelaar warmly w, icomed new board member Mrs. Betty Baird of Teeswater. Rev. John Vauldry led the devotions with a reading from Galatians. His r' essage was that you must bear one :,Mother's burdens, to follow the law of Christ. Rev. Vauldry encouraged the board with the motto, "B Right and Persist". During thv month of May, the group was involved in distributing pamphlets in the Wingham area and also in Listowel. these pamphlets are sponsored by Coalition Life and will send the Pro -Life message throughout Canada. Over 7,000 were mail - ,•d in the Wingham area alone. Mrs. Sally Campeau, in the educational report, informed the group that she had spoken at the Teeswater Catholic Womens League meeting in May. The ladies assured her that they were continuing to write their Members of Parliament urging a law to protect the unborn. 4>it*HIRE ASTUDENT How to excel during your important job interview Now that summer is here again the Canada Employment Centre for Students knows that many young people are sear- ching for summer jobs. A very important aspect of succeeding in the job search is the ability to excel in an interview. Always dress appropriately for an inter- view. -Females must wear a skirt or dress, and males must wear either °a suit and tie or a neat alternative such as a sweater and trousers. Be neat and clean and relatively conservative in appearance. The night before a job interview is not the time to dye your hair purple! Arrive early for your interview; shake hands; do not sit until invited to. Maintain eye contact with the person questioning you. Answer openly and honestly and always be yourself. Interviewers can sense insincerity. Be prepared for questions such as "Why should I hire you?" "What are your strengths & weaknesses?" "What did you learn from your last job?" "Tell me about yourself." Before your interview think about such questions, Know yourself and know what you have done, and the skills in- volved. For example "You should hire me because I have very good interpersonal skills. As a member of the student council I interacted with beth my peers and adults, and I have learned to work with many types of people." After the interview thank the inter- viewer for his or her, time. Do not ask about wages but do ,have some intelligent questions prepared such as "What will my responsibilities be?" Call back a few days after the interview to remind the employer who you are and that you are very eager to have the job. If you are interested in having a mock in- terview in order to gain good interview skills you should call the student centre at 396-9153 or drop into the centre at 325 Lambton St. Kincardine. Thanks to the Lucknow Sentinel for sponsoring this column. WARD MALLETTE CHAR1EKED ACCOUNTANTS offering a full range of accounting, auditing, income tax, computer & management services Hanover Walkerton Mount Forest W. J. Alder,,le', , FC \ B.F. Thomson, FCA K. L. Drier, CA L. H. Vnlion• ( A R. I. Millen, CA G. H. Munro, CA P. Thor, CA '3t ) 881-1211 323-2351 Commission on Election Finances Commission sur le financement des elections )MMARY OF INCOME AND CAMPAIGN EXPENSES PUBLISHED PURSUANT TO CLAUSE 40)(K) OF THE ELECTION FINANCES ACT, 1986. POLLING DAY - September 10, 1987 ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BRUCE INCOME BEFORE CAMPAIGN CANDIDATE AFFILIATION SUBSIDY EXPENSES Elston, Murray Snobelen, Mike Peterson, Norma Keet, Adrian L PC ND FCA $91,332.00 $30,087.00 $22,038.00 $24,095.00 $ 6,311.03 $ 2,788.60 $14,434.21 $11,323.10 SUBSIDY PAID TO CANDIDATE $8,856.95 - $8,856.95 NIL NIL The information shown above has been taken from financial statements filed with the Commission by Chief Financial Officers of Candidates, and where applicable, com- bined with that of the endorsing constituency association. Income before subsidy in- cludes transfers from provincial party organizations. Campaign expenses do not in- clude transfers paid out. Copies of the full financial statements may be obtained from the Commission upon payment of the applicable fees. Donald C. MacDonald Chairman I/800-151 Bloor Street West, Toronto, Ontario M5S 1S4 (416)9650455 right and The television commercials will ,con- tinue to be shown on C.LN.X. during the summer months. Jim Bakelaar told the board that on May 17, Senator Stanley Haidass of Toronto in- troduced Bill S-16 in the House of Com- mons in Ottawa. At that time members from both sides of the House came out in support of this Bill. The Bill contains a set of provisions giving legal protection to un- born children. It was decided to give financial support to the Way Inn shelter which is located in the same building as Dr. Morgentaler's clinic. On July 1 a Walk for the Unborn will persist" begin with various groups of walkers tak- ing part. This walk will terminate in Ot- tawa on September 17. Mrs. Colleen Schenk was a guest at the meeting. Colleen spoke about the suppor- tive and practical role of the organization Birthright. She has been involved with this group for seveft years and feels it to offer very worthwhile help to pregnant women. Birthright will provide practical aid such as medical and legal assistance as well as clothing, furniture, food and hous- ing to any pregnant woman who needs this help. The board looks forward to a good sum- mer and will meet again in September. The Lucknow and District Sports Complex Fund got a $2,000 boost last week from Carling O'Keefe Breweries. O'Keefe sales representative Scott Bailey, right, presented the cheque while Wayne McDonagh accepted happily on behalf of the fun- draising committee. (Pat Livingston photo) COMBINED HOLIDAY SCHEDULE OF SERVICES June 26 - United Church - Rev. MacFarlane July 3 - Homecoming Service - Presbyterian Church Rev. Ramsay July 3 - United Church - Rev. MacFarlane July 3 - South Kinloss - Rev. H. Nugent July 10-17-24 - United Church - Rev. MacFarlane July 31 - South Kinloss Church - Rev. 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