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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-05-13, Page 2PAGE 2---1ODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1987 zt Iiunour s11ay 11 Dinner and Dance atothe Livery Saturday, May 30, 1987 at 6:00 p.m. Entertainment by: STAR TREK Semi -Formal TicIket,,: $25.00 per per,,un Twin City Sen®l of Hairstyling • • .� Waterloo, Ont. ®Hairstyling OBarbering OEar Piercing ®Make-up 55 Erb St. East 886-63®5 Monday to Friday clow Kiwi1AL. 01 We're Openings.x Friday, May 15th, 1987 We have... *BEDDING PLANTS ® HANGING BASKETS ® NURSERY STOCK ®GARDENING SUPPLIES When our strawberries are ready in June, we will al..in have a wide selection of farm fresh fruits & vegetables. Visit s today ° quality and friendly services at reasonable prices. STOLLAND FARM MARKET 5 miles North of Goderich on Hwy. 21. 5244419 Ilii�� OPEN: SundaThursday12 - 8 p.m. %`ate 0' y - '' -��{ Friday & Saturday 9 a.rfl. • 8 p.m. C; . ada E ri �'� rea3i to handle 1 The summer of 1987 is rapidly drawing near and the Canada Employment Centre for Students is gearing up for a busy season. This year, three student place- ment officers have been hired to assist supervisor Janice Dunbar. Dave MacDonald and Lynne Dodds are working in the Goderich office while San- dra Datars welcomes students in the Ex- eter office, MacDonald is a Goderich native who is presently studying law at the University of Western Ontario. Dodds is from the Seaforth area and will be attending Althouse Teachers College in the fall. This summer MacDonal.i and Dodds will be assisting both students and employers in the Go4erich area. Students interested in a summer job can visit them at the of- fice located at 35 East St., Goderich I Canada Post building ). In addition to working in the Goderich of- fice, MacDonald will visit Clinton one day per week. Dodds will also be visiting Seaforth once a week. Their goal is to make the student office services more ac cessible to residents of these two areas. Datars is a graduate of the psychology program at the University of Western On- tario. She will return to Western to pursue graduate studies in either the psychology or business•administration program. Sandra is responsible for helping students and employers from the Exeter area meet their summer employment needs. The emplyoyment situation in Huron County appears to be quite good for students this summer. At this point, job vacancies are up and student registrations down compared to May 198 • Many students are workin in career - related jobs as. a result of the federal , government's Challenge 1987 program. Other students will find' employment in jobs that are being created by the provin- cial government's Ontario Summer • Employment Program. This incentive pro- gram offers a wage subsidy for employers, enabling them to hire young people. IT'STIME.ToGETGROW!i:LI _ THE SE VICE yOU DESERVE! THE VALUE You EXPECT!. THE QUALITY YOU DE9uVAi',.'rsa VICTORIA DAY WEEKEND A4 YOUR SALE OSTOP {IOMENE & GARDEN CENTRE to S > ' STOCK SPEC1 GOLDEN DELICIOUS or SEMI -DWARF COURTLAND APPLE TREES oao Reg. 513.95 each See us for all other types of Fr Pws it Trees EVERGREENS ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS FLOWERING, TREES AND SHRUBS ROSES GALORE. SHADE TREES AND MANY, MANY MORE Excellent Selection of OUTDOOR PLANTERS, PATIO POTS BALCONY PLANTERS Sunloving Impatiens hangers SPANISH SETS AND NO. 1 DUTCH SET ONIONS COMPLETE LANDSCAPING SUPPLIES *STONES °RAILS°TIES °MORE! BEAUTIFUL. .J" HANGING FLOWER BASKETS yment C employers, J®see rs Staff of the 1o6a1 Canada Employment Centre for Students are on the job, matching pro- spective employers with job -seeking students. From left: Lynne Dodds, placement of- ficer; Janice Dunbar, supervisor and Dave MacDonald, placement officer. The Canada Employment Centre for students. is located at 35 East Street,. Goderich. Phone: 524-2744. (photo by Patrick RaftisI . The summer job market is very com- petitive. Organization, initiative and perseverance are the keys to success. • The students first stop should be the stu- dent office. At the office, they can gain job 'search hints and information on the labor market, government programs and employment available. Opportunities exist for students in agriculture, industry. „ businecsoc, non - County pet must vacci Pet owners in Huron County'will now be subject to a minimum. fine of $50 for failing to have their pets vaccinated against rabies. Council passed this motion during their regular monthly meeting on May 7. Board of Health Chairman Grant Stir1- ing•say's the only problem with the new fine, is how to enforce it. Be said the board will, have to.take a 'h'ard look at how to police the, fining of those who •ignore the new Compulsory Rabies Vaccination, Program in the county which came into effect on March 2 of this year. • • - • • ,Mr. *tiding suggested that perhaps those hired' by the municipalities to sell dog tags could also check vaccination papers. profit organizations, all levels „of guvern- ment and private homes. Employers should -also take advantage of the Canada, --Employment Centre for students. It is a fast effective; contact for farmers, businesses and home owners.' If you have something:that needs to be done, the Canada Employment Centre for Students will help you find an enthusiastic - students to do it. wneY'S 110w ate animals Exeter Reeve Bill Mickle asked that the new $50 fine be ' publicized . in the' newspapers to tell the public that if the animal is not vaccinated they will subject ' to -a fine.'• The county could use this l publicity) as a warning. This would guard again^t com- ing down on people about vaccinations and them not knowing anything about it, he said. Tuckersmith Reeve Robert Bell said he also had doubts about the policing of the • fine: however, he said it is up to everyone in the.county, to make sure that their pets ar.e 'vaccinated. Youth council is forrned A Huron County Youth Council was form- ed, at the Youth Leaders' meeting on April 27. . The youth council will be responsible for organizing various . social activities for young people and helping with other 4-H ac- tivities•such as a regional Reach for the Top ' Competition. With the enthusiasm thc..t was generated at the meeting, the Huron County Youth Per Ib. IN STOCK AND ARRIVING DAILY. Most Varieties Available Per Box sial Per FLAT of 12 OXES Council should be off to an excellent beginn- ing:The executive,is as follows: president - Steven Beane; vice-president Kim Rin- tou1;" secretary -treasurer - liana Jones; press reporter - Audrey Box;. youth council advisor - Barry Cleave. The first youth council meeting will be held on May 25 at 8 p.m. at the Central Huron Secondary School in , Clinton (Room 117). All senior members welcome. Huron County Board of Health will meet at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, May 13, in the Court House council chambers, Goderich. Huron County Social Services Commit- tee will meet at 9:30 a.m. in the Court House council chambers, Goderich. Huron County Road Committee will meet at 9 a.m. on Friday, May 15 in the Court House council.chamber•s,'Goder ch. Huron County Agriculture and Property Committee will meet at 9 a.m. on Wednes- day, May 20, in the Court House council chambers, Goderich. Huronview Committee of Management will meet at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, May 20, at Huronview. Huron County Planning and Develop- ment Committee will meet at 10 a.m.' on Thursday, May 21 in the Court House coun- cil chambers, Goderich. ' YOU MEP HWY TRYING TO DECIDE WHAT TO PLANT AROUND YOUR HOME... Give us a call! We have our own e 'a to Mo o S'Ztn 1-0 I lkr"Af i e vI3t'`..'°] El)a Vie" ? on Staff. BRING US YOUR QUESTIONS, WE'RE HERE TO HELP. t°iii• :i Example: BUY ONE 20 KG. !BAG OF CATTLE or SHEEP MANURE AND GET A SECOND BAG FOR '/ PRICE Example: 24" BALCONY PLANTERS Reg. $ 10.99 msaimaxatarracos CIVIC CORNER =Erg Clii=7. Administration and Personnel Commit- tee will 'meet at 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, May 14, in the Goderich Town Hall council chambers. , LACAC will meet at 7 p.m., on Thursday May 14, in the Goderich Town Hall council chambers. Police Commission will meet at 11.:30 a.m. on Wednesday, May 13 in the Goderich Town Hall council chambers. The Goderich 160th Committee will meet on Tuesday. May 19, at 7:30 p.m. in the Goderich Town Hall council' chambers. INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH JEWELLERY NCJS OPEN: MONDAY to FRIDAY... 8 AM - 9 PM; SATURDAY ... 8 AM - b PM; SUNDAY ,.. 10 AM - 5 PM THIS L0 EEKEN SUNDAY, MAY 17 •.. 1.0 aims to 5 At MONDAY,. MAY 18 ... 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. SALE ENDS MONDAY, MAY 18 THE NEW, GARDEN CENTER Y 8,Goderich 524.9522 Hwy. �1�0 2- Miles ���t � LOOK FOR TME WHITF STALLIONS...YOUR SIGN OF OUTSTANDING VALUE! I HE 4IFJEEJN1 dtOOM 1'