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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-11-25, Page 7Times -Advocate, November 25, 1987 Pogo 7 Area students given insight into numerous professions The grade seven and eight students :take shop and family studies at IAD of professions during Careers Week. from Hensall, Zurich, Exeter, Ste- McCurdy Public School were given Representatives from almost eve- phen, Usborne and McCurdy who an insight into an encyclopedic list ry profession in the area took time out from busy schedules, or used their day off, to come to the school and talk to the children about their career, wh they chose it, what sat - Baugh, Yvonne Reynolds and Mark Bisset from the editorial staff of the Times -Advocate, armed forces re- cruiter Captain Secord, Kathy Bion- di, publicist and teacher at CCAT, veterinarian technician Dorothy Balsdon, dentist Janet Ross, dental _isfartion tlleyat from doing theca__assistan_lmn_Rorare.nt deal.h�rgea�_ job, and what qualifications and oily ist Cathy Troyer, saleslady Julie er attributes are needed. Easterbrook, veterinarian technician Among those giving presenta- Scarlet Swan, TV London reporter tions were Canadian Tire Store Julie Sandiland, Laura Overholt manager Barry Finch, Victoria from the employment office, pilot Pfaff, visual image planner and Jeff Greb, Precious Blood principal fashion consultant, National Trust Marg Medve, recreation director manager Joyce Black, ambulance Lynne Farquhar, Ausable-Bayfield driver and nurse Doris Wragg. fire- Conservation Authority employee fighter Kathy Kirk, school custodi- Kathy Monke, Connie Illman, man - an Darlene Le Goff, minister Debra ager of the Exeter branch of Co - JOB PLACEMENTS - Laura Overholt of the Canada Manpower office Carter, veterinarian Gary Balsdon, in Exeter was one of the speakers at a recent Careers Day at J.A.D. OPP office Beth Timm, municipal McCurdy school at Huron Park for area grade seven and eight students.Here clerk Liz Bell, correctional centre she chats wtih Lori Edwards Shelley Crawley and Donna Clarke. employee Gayle McPherson, Ross .-r"� '� mttttttttt� ,. 1 TALK ABOUT RECREATION- Exeter's recreation director Lynne Farquhar talks to area grade seven and eight students at a recent Careers Day at J.A.D. McCurdy school at Huron Park. WI meets operators Insurance, and Leroy Ed- wards, hospital worker, mechanic and firefighter. The five-day program was spear- headed by McCurdy vice-principal Ila Mathers, with assistance from industrial arts teacher Harry Brooks, family studies teacher Eileen Wise, and guidance teacher Dorothy Coates. The program received sup- port from the provincial teachers federation, and from the Huron Womeh Teachers Association, *61 which provided each participant - This is just one of many gift ideas students and speakers - with a handy plastic folder. Mrs. Mathers said this is the first time such a program has been pro- vided on such a large scale at the school. She hopes one positive ef- fect will be to encourage the female students to maintain their science and math credits. Mathers believes the program was very successful; it gave the students an informative look at a wide varie- ty of interesting carters. The stu- dents were attentive throughout the presentations, and asked innnumera- blc questions when given the oppor- tunity. Mathers was very pleased with the cooperation received from the com- munity. The speakers also enjoyed their time at the school. For some, this was their initiation into public speaking. Market Grand Openin November 30th thru December 6th MANY IN-STORE SPECIALS Watch for our Flyer 24 Hour Gas Bar Nip•ocloNwvimodolotoivilifectsouts: lig? eiviaioncvi QiiiAke . ‘04. lige diaote Crediton Social Club presents Grey Cup dance By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR Crediton Crediton and District Social Club held their.Novernberdance on Satur- day November 14 with a Grey Cup dance. Happy Birthday was sung to John Brock, Betty Coughlin, Jim Allen and Jack Hodgson. Spot dances were won by Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cottle. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hodgson and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lynn were on the lunch committee. The West group won the trophy for the Grey Cup. Crystallaires provided the mu- sic. Next dance is our Christmas dance on December 5. Light and Easy will provide music. Zion United The sermon topic at Zion United Church was taken from I Corinthi- ans 12:14-31 titled "A More Excel- lent Way". Choir practice will be held this Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. in the Church sanctuary. The ladies of the c'iurch are pack- ing a bale again this fall. If you have any clothing which you wish to donate, please brng it to the church this week and place it in the west entrance of the Church. The closing date for all donations will be this coming Saturday, Novcmbcr 28. There will be a meeting of the members of the congregation fol- lowing the service on December 6. This meeting is called in order to GRAND BEND: NEW & NOW 105 �EAaRFs�>Es ,i',� oRt 4./m Fu RS •941, .4/9 /� 13tio 4s GI FTS St1 t15 40'21 � s 1016 0 3—EWE'LL Ry P/VS GRAND BEND 28 Ontario St. 2:38-5112 Wed. -Sun. 11 a.m. to,5 p.m. approve the budget proposal for 1988. Please plan to attend this im- portant meeting. The Official Board has set aside Sunday December 6 as White Gift Sunday. Baskets will be available for your White Gifts, which will be taken to the Huron County Christ- mas Bureau (Exeter). Some suggest- ed ideas are non-perishable foods and gifts for children of all ages. Dialogue on Human Sexuality workshop will be held within Main Street United Church, Mitchell, on Saturday, Novcmbcr 28 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Personals In hospital at South Huron (Exet- er) are Mrs. Della Sims, Mr. James Mawhinney and Mrs. Ada Pinner. Mrs. Dorothy Ohmayer is a pa- tient at the South St. Victoria Hos- pital in London. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator were Thursday visitors and supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hubley, Seaforth. I also visited with my girl friend Mrs. Norma Steele. Crediton W.I. The Novcmbcr meeting of the Crediton W.I. was held Wednesday Novcmbcr 18. 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