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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal Star, 1976-04-01, Page 15ATTENTION N'X`. ewcombe Pharmac _, VIlinton - DDunlop'Pharmgcy, Goderich Rieck Phar'rnacy, •Goder ch .O will be L, WED EDNESD • to enable pharmacists. to attend' on educational seminar. We The Ontario Government's special summer employment programme is called Ontario Experience '76, and some 7,800 jobs will be available this year to 'students in- terested in employment opportunities- in the `board areas of culture, recreation, social l services, e d ca ' on and the environment. Application deadlines were originally set-; at April:4. 5th • for • 'post -r secondary students and April 30th for secondary students, but the post -secondary deadline hds now been ex- tended to April -12th. If more information is of Jack Riddell Huron—Middlesuu' MSP protective service •'workers, ' ptQrtun'i:ty • to develop vocational rehabilitatiQri• "leadership qualities,_through counsellors, etc.. . , on -job training in recreation programme* of various Ontario Housing„ • projects throughout the province. Also MINISTRY OF CULTURE AND RECREATION• for senior' lost-seconda'y • students work ::' with There are several :.?unicipalities on, community programm@s under this ren.ewal prograrnrnes• •Ministry's. jurisdiction, rec %fires: strong background .' Positions are. available on • in planning, , urban , stµdies,, projects to develop' useful ,coxumiinity development'anci community• cultural and `relateddisciplinea recreational programmes for MINISTRY OF INIMUSTRY all ages, cataloguing work in AND;TOURISM museums,. •.'etc. Some 220 - Employment with the positions are available, oli- provincial travel associations' taming "internship ' •ex as information wand travel Wr • ` assistant *upet visors, ,if,sistant r•e,'rention. officer*,;teachers, correctional ' of-, ricers, group home assistants, programme' cou ordi,nator*, and library, technicians. : . MINISTRY°.OF. SOLICITOR -GENERAL needed on._the programme, perience in technical, - per- . counsellors, Also 12 •positions write to Ontario Experience forniance and administrative as' marketing assistants for . '76„ • Queen's Park, Toronto,. activities in the ,,performing senior and post -secondary Ontario, M7A 1A2, or to the . arts, .also in provincial- art ,students enrolled ' in a Ministry responsible for 'the galleries, • • marketing programrne. • SECR c:TARIAT.FOR JUSTICE ' Two positions only -to assist in development of proposals related to citizen, and corn munity' 'responsibility in crime control and ad- ministration of justice- prefer,ably graduate students. MINISTRY -OF LABOUR employment 'opportunities in • which you are interested. MINISTRY OF AGRICU'LTURE- AND. FOOD MINISTRY OF EDUCATION :• There are 772 opportunities under a programme operated in cooperatioff with local. Young people are needed to • school boards to undertake a assist in the development of wide variety of projects of an Ontario's . Agricultural educational nature,. also • Museum at 'Milton, through providing a direct benefit to research, .cataloguing, the •community: ' A province -wide con - restoration of agricultural. Requirements will vary struction industry survey.' artifacts etc. • First year -according-to individualBoard ..Applicants must be over .18 University students may . proJects.1 and the exact and have access to car: Post - apply for work on a locations of .these oop- secondary. ; students, programme to, aid in the. portunities will not be an preferably in Business; development of pest. nounceduntil the end of April. • Commerce and Finance, may also apply to work in industry management for hor- • MINISTRYOFTIIE • 'perso'nnel offices' ticultural crops. through the ENVIRONMENT .. recruitment, compensation, �..:. collection and recording of ern to ee benefits etc There weather -and -pest -date,-Post--- A* variety_ of rippertun>•tieS p_ y__ _._,�s._...r...here__. secondary students, enrolled m environment related are also 10 positions for post- irr engineering, technical,a id projects• operated both within secondary; students in' the .. 7aagricultural courses are the Ministry,, and, to cc). field. of .social.: services needed (10 positions only) for tapered,* with universities, -wworiErirg on "a--- nolect� to topographica1.survey.ing and community colleges and highlight the community and the. design of tile drainage recognized environmentalisteducation work of the Ontario systems on agricultural groups ;mostly „ for' post- Human Rights Commission.. lands. "secondary°students. A. further 10 positions' for • CIVIL SERVICE MINISTRY OF HEALTH similar . students are First and second- year available on • Job Market COMMISSION • • medical students inay apply . Research in,Toronto,•ana at a. ' for 30 positions as ambulance Resource ` Centre, also in-_ :. Secondary school, students • • driver attendants • to sup- Toronto all e'tr•icat--or- es; J 3`5'° F lenient-anibul4s : M)INISTRY OF 1�ATi1$A options ma y..applyL.far_u5 during the peak stammer •,RESOURCES ._ positions---:nvol:virig= the—re,-_pOti d E Ou.gbout _@�tarrio,_ __ . Se-cortd_ar : an ,.c't�._p:ast=-- •organization and con= ' especially Wasaga and secondary' students may . solidation of personnel files. 'crystal Beech' area. apply . for work : with Con - Secondary school and post- servation Authorities - secondary students • may • .manual, • clerical' . and appliy'for 167positionsin one • technical, positions. Also of the Provincial Psychiatric District 'Offices of : the Hospitals; motivating better Ministry have sortie `1,2;88 Senior secondary or post- patient participation in positions.. in the field. 'of. secondary students may social, recreational' and resource management. obtain interest fr , t therapeutic activities. Secondary, post-secslndery . and law students may ,apply fnr 5+1' nnnortIInit i(9. ri,pot,Od• .to thy• day-to-day operations of .police forces, Students • will not engage in actual police wurk Mut will. depending un training and eitperience and,; type 'of position available, be em- ployed in clerical or support type functions. Some positions may require working shifts. Flowers fpr AI•I OccaSiQns 8, Distinctive Gifts • + Weddings TBE • :f. Funerals. * rresh cut Flowers 1 Dried Flowers 'Planfs -. 524-2152 IT;; \.�` . SHOPPERS SQUARE — GODERIcii call anytime a "`-• 524.2132 •r' 4e h e.ed a 7' 111 IGNAI,-a�;` A } " Il FRSI Ay, APRIL 1,1°76—PAGE 5A, •.1VHNISTRY OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES MINISTRY OF - ' - ee oans o a •e•maximum of $1,000 to own. MINISTRY OF HOUSING •. CORRECTIONAL SER VICES •and operate their own'Eighty positions for ' Fore post -secondary. un- , su;miner business under the . secondary students...AO: op- dergraduates-248 positions as Venture Capital programme: / Applications are evaluated by •'` the local"' Chamber of Com- merce and passed to, .'a provincial panel for con s-ideration. ' Another progranime co-ordinated through the- Iunior Achievement organization of Canada encourages students to develop and operate low- risk bus inegseswith guidance .; from trai ed staff, with some initial capitalization. " For native secondary school students, only,- there are' ("positions on • university 'or college caripuse's in academic or administrative' departments,to encourage native secondary students" to continne their education. MINISTRY OF COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL SERVICES' • There are 121 positions for °1 post -secondary students with an interest in the human services field - to work in Ministry district offices, - assisting social workers, Restraint wor in tr ung YS Restraint has hit Huronview this year, and,. thead- ministrator there, Chester Archibald, _remarked to ,Huron County Council at 'its March session on Friday that if . handled properly, ,it has a self -controlling influence that some feel has been lacking in the past in many places. Mr. Archibald pointed jout that at Huronview; there's very little way that beds can be put .Without sacrificing a much needed service to the people of Huron County. At anytime, tliere'is a long waiting list of. persons desiring to Make their.home at Huronview. - For this; reason, Mr. Archiliald has been cuttingback in other ways -.dike making useof a provincial bulk pur- chasing plan, not replacing employees who retire and - the big one - not -bringing in replacements for -people who are sick for one or two days at'a,time. . This latter restraint has a "self -controlling influence", according to:Mr. Archibald. When workers have tb cover for a fellow employee. who Is off sick, there is ` con- •siderable pressure on the employees•who are sick to get ,J,Ietter quick and stay that way. Whei3''the workload :becomes heavier for the,ones left on the job, there i$ a 'tendency to hurry back that maybe lacking when a part- time employee is brought in tb do the, work. Andyou thought the restraints weren't working! • 1 the GODER.I(H PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION Have made application to Ontario Hydro for increase in retail rates effective on all bilis rend°e ed ori and after, 1 st. + ; - illIIIIIIIiHIQ�I 1111111111111111111 11111111101nllnllil "1114[0_11r'.1114[0_11mnnii I lir • BUTTERICK, SIMPLICITY, STYLE PATTERNS it _TRIMS,. and L.,ACES.:. UMBRELLAS • SATIN and VELVET RIBBONS • NOTIONS . (excluding thread & regular zippers-). • LUGGAGE • BLANKETS - KENWOOD • NURSES UNIFORMS a BUXTON LEATHER GOODS • SWEATERS. - PEIER SCOTT • TEXMADE and WABASSO SHEETS and PILLOW CASES • TABLE CLOTHS- . PURSES A whole wall with Thousands of. Yards: - d of NEW .SPRING FABRICS (No Cuts less than 1 yard) New Spring & Sunnier Sports•Wear Shorts, LShirts, Blouses Taiik .Tops pedal 1/2 Price,Tahle 20%OFF Everything not Listed Sate!. Save! Sore!- I t`RIC[ `R'EDLJCTIoNS_.• E F CTIVE IMM•EDIAT"[LY! 1' 160 THE SQUARE GODERICH S24-8811 Open Thurs. & Fri. Night till 9 p.m.