HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2005-07-06, Page 9Wednesday,July 6, 2005 Exeter Times–Advocate 9
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BLOK
JESSICA
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LEE
BRINTNELL
EVELYN
JOHNS
WADE
KENNEDY
USBORNE CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL
CLASS OF 2u05
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TAYLOR THOMSON
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2004/2005 Usborne Central School Graduating Class.Top row left to right: Erin Blok, Heather Blok. Second row left to right: Jessica
Brintnell, Lee Brintnell, Jace Dougall, Jenna Easton.Third row left to right: Evelyn Johns,Wade Kennedy, Maeghann Marsden, Robin
McKnight. Fourth row left to right: Holly McQuarrie, Staci Miller, Megan Pavkeje,Tyara Payne, Erin Pfaff, Jordan Taylor, Evan Thomson, Ryan
Towle, Brett Warwick.
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McGillivray Central School
Class of 2005
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McGillivray Central School graduating class of 2005.Top row left to right: Daniel Bertoli-Jackson, Jenny Corby, Erin Cormack, Cody
Davidson, Stewart Irvine, Curtis Johnson. Second row left to right: Matthew Koricina,Alana La Grave.Third row left to right: Daryn
Mawson, Scott McEvoy,Tessa Michielsen, Justin Nethercott, Christopher Richards, Billie Ritchie. Fourth row left to right: Shelley
Vandenbogaard, Cara Vanmassenhoven, Elizabeth Whiting.
The Odd
Job
Squad
EXETER — Do you need
help with lawn work?
Painting?
Other odd jobs?
If you need temporary
help with tasks you don't
have time for, or simply
aren't able to perform
yourself, look no further
than the Odd Job Squad!
The Human Resource
Centres of Canada for
Students (HRCC-S) link
students seeking tempo-
rary summer employment
with employers or home-
owners seeking help. This
initiative is called the Odd
Job Squad.
Students register with
the Odd Job Squad at
their local HRCC-S, indi-
cating their work experi-
ence and availability.
They are notified when a
job they qualify for
becomes available.
Examples of odd jobs
include lawn and farm
work, clerical duties,
painting, and flyer distri-
bution.
Employers and home-
owners interested in tak-
ing
advan-
tage of
this
unique
service,
and stu-
dents
interest-
ed in
joining
our Odd SUMMER
Job EMPLOYMENT
Squad, OFFICER
can con-
tact the Exeter HRCC-S at
(519) 235-1711. Our
office hours are Tuesday
and Thursday from 8:30
a.m. to 4 p.m.
The HRCC-S also pro-
vides services to employ-
ers seeking full-time and
part-time summer
employees. Services
include job postings and
access to information
about employment stan-
dards, health and safety
in the workplace, wage
rates and other
Government of Canada
programs and services.
Don't forget — the
Exeter HRCC-S will host a
free Health and Safety
Workshop July 14, from 9
a.m. to noon. Not only
will this workshop be an
excellent addition to your
resume, it will help you
become more aware of
workplace dangers and
your rights as a worker,
to ensure you have a safe
and enjoyable summer.
Limited space is avail-
able, so contact the
HRCC-S right away to
reserve your spot.
The HRCC-Ss are part of
the Government of
Canada's Youth
Employment Strategy.
For more information on
this and other
Government of Canada
summer and work experi-
ence programs, call the
toll-free Youth Info Line
at 1-800-935-5555 or
visit youth.gc.ca.
KATIE
EMMRICH