The Citizen, 1999-08-11, Page 20PAGE 20. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1999.
Going on-line in Brussels to find employment
Looking for work? People can
now access information from the
Listowel Employment Centre at the
Brussels Library.
A new computer from HRDC
arrived this past month. In addition
to being able to search for jobs on
line there is also a program for
doing resumes or, if preferred,
people can design their resume
Utility trailer,
lawnmower
stolen in Blyth
Program part of Sarah's job is to
help people with the internet or to
develop a web site. She can also do
web pages for non-profit
organizations.
All these services are free of
charge and are available during
regular library hours. Individuals
interested should phone to book
computer time.
Also new to the CAP program
this year is a babysitters’ course on
CD-Rom through St. John
Ambulance. “This is the same as
the course that teenagers have
taken but it’s all done on computer.
They have to go through scenarios
Huron OPP are asking for assis
tance in solving a theft of a utility
trailer, MTD riding lawnmower
and dry-walling tools from a Blyth-
area school house.
On Aug. I shortly after 7 a.m. a
London resident reported the theft
which occurred sometime between
July l and Aug. i. A padlock had
been cut off the chain which had
been strung across the driveway
and the side door of the school
house had been kicked in.
Value of the property is $950.
Police are asking that anyone
with information call the Huron
OPP detachment or Cnmestoppers.
free-style using the Micro-Soft
Office 97 program.
Sarah McMullen, the student
internet assistant at the library until
September, is there to assist. Hired
through the Community Access
GRADUATION
evening. Once inside the thieves
stole four lawn chairs, a 20-pound
propane tank and a rubber floor
mat.
Camping equipment stolen
Working technology
Sarah McMullin studies the screen as she works on a
computer at Brussels Library.
OPP seek
Several items of camping equip
ment were stolen from a trailer on
Cone. 7. Moms Twp. Sunday.
Huron OPP received a call from
the owner of the trailer about 10
a.m. Sunday reporting the trailer
had been entered sometime
between 7 and 11 p.m. the previous
Deadline approaches
Police are asking that anyone
with knowledge of the theft contact
Huron OPP of Cnmestoppers.
credit card
thief
and at the end there is an exam. If
they pass they receive a
certificate,” explains McMullin.
The cost of this course is $25.
Another part of McMullin’s job
this year is summer camps. Every
Thursday from 4-5 p.m. children
between the ages of five-10 can
come in and play on-line games
free of charge.
Response to the internet services
at the library to date has been
excellent, said McMullin. “A lot of
people have been coming in to
make use of the computers here.”
GRADUATION
Listowel OPP Monday morning
arrested a man wanted in connec
tion with the theft of credit cards in
Wroxeter in May.
James Yeoman, 42, of no fixed
address appeared in Goderich Court
Monday for a bail hearing after
being arrested in Listowel on an
outstanding warrant from Huron
OPP.
Police had been looking for Yeo
man since investigating a report of
use of stolen credit cards to take
$3,000 from a Wroxeter victim.
Police could not find the suspect in
the case and thought he had fled the
area.
Continued from page 12
the property is not farmed by the
owner, the application should
indicate the tenant’s farm
registration number and include the
tenant’s signature.
In addition, the property must be:
• assessed as a farm through the
Ontario Property Assessment
Corporation;
• part of a farming business
generating more than $7,000 of
gross income per year as reported
to Revenue Canada for income tax
purposes; and
• owned by a Canadian citizen or a
permanent resident of Canada.
For more information or to obtain
an application form, farm property
owners can call 1-800-469-2285;
write to Farm
Registration/Farmlands Tax Unit,
Ministry of Agriculture Food and
Rural Affairs, 2nd Floor, 1 Stone
Road West, Guelph. Ontario NIG
4Y2; visit their local OMAFRA
field office; or, visit the ministry’s
web site at www.gov.on.ca/omafra.
Dale and Carmie Newman
are pleased to announce the
graduation of Ryan Newman
from the Law and Security
Administration Program at
Conestoga College on June
23, 1999. Ryan will be going
for training as an Auxiliary
Police Officer in October.
Congratulations
Jay Hahn graduated June 10,
1999 from the University of
Guelph with a Bio-Medical
Degree with honours. Jay
continues his work as head
lifeguard at the university
pool as well as starting his
own company "Barracuda",
teaching first aid and CPR.
Great Job Jay!
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