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The Huron Expositor, 1986-11-12, Page 14A14 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 12, 1986 Classified Continued Master"gi Omni Satellite Reception Equipment SPECIALISTS *DEMONSTRATIONS INSTALLATIONS . SALES - 40. IN MEMORIAM BRIT ANTENNA SALES 452.7120 Brien MCAch �BACHERT MEATS STEWART: In loving memory of my husband Rev. J. Lire Stewart who passed away November 8, 1982. There Is a bridge of golden memories, From here to heaven above, It keeps you very close to me, It's called the Bridge of Love. Everyday no matter where, Deep in my heart you are always there, Lovingly remembered by wife Laura. 40-46-1 CALL US FOR- -- . , Custom Slaughtering Needs .. Your Sides of Beef Pork, Lamb or Veal for Freezer Home Cured Meats , PLACE YOURORDER NOW FOR FRESH HOMEGROWN TURKEYS 10-25 Lb. Avg. Available on or after Dec. 10 HEMINGWAY: In loving memory of a dear father Bert Hemingway who passed away November 11, 1979. Beautiful memories are woven in gold, This Is the picture we tenderly hold, Deep in our hearts his memories are kept, To love and to cherish and never forget. Always remembered by son, Morris. 40-46-1 SLAUGHTER DAY— TUESDAY BACHERT MEATS 1 Mile East of Walton 887-9328 Jt FRAISER: In loving memory of my husband Jack Fraiserwho passed away November 13, 1977. He is gone but not forgotten, And, as dawns another year, In our lonely hours of thinking, Thoughts of him are always near, Days of sadness will come o'er us, Many think the wound is healed, But they little know the sorrow, That lies in the heart concealed. Remembered by wife Gerry, son Wayne Jon and Colleen. 40-46x 1 141. PERSONAL / SHOP SEAFORTH THIS CHRISTMAS COUPON CLIPPER DAYS BHCF residents say goodbye Seaforth Health Care Facility 'residents went bowling at Starlight Lanes Monday and on Tuesday morning Seaforth Public School students helped with wheelchair bowling. Everyone enjoyed films shown on Tuesday, On Wednesday afternoon Rev. Simmons held worship service and residents were told it was his last visit with them, as he has been moved to Sarnia, Everyone wished him well in his new area, but they will miss his visits. On Thursday morning exercises for fun and fitness were held. in the ladies baking class fruit loaves were made for the bazaar. Patrick Ryan went to the senior euchre at the Legion. .The other men played euchre amongst themselves, W inners were Frank Smote and Elmer Bakscy. They tied with 34 points. On Friday bingo was played. PERSONALS Donelda Smith and Margaret Turnbull visited with Carol Geddes and brought a bouquet of flowers from the Friendship Circle. Gladys Ruston was home with her husband and went to see daughter Mary Lou in Stratford. • Isabel Scott was in to see her husband Bill ,Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morris were in to see his mother Helen Morris. Bill Bezzo carne from Stratford and took his mother Lucy Bezzo to his home for supper. Tom Handy was in to see Mabel Handy. Chas. Geddes was in to see wife Carol Geddes. Ellen Murphy was in to see her dad Harold Connell. Leo O'Sullivan went home to St. Columban for a day with Jim and Ursula O'Sullivan. Len Bloomfield attended the Legion parade and church service and luncheon Sunday. Pat Ryan attended the Legion church service also. Rose Altman was in to see parents Dave and Eva Netzke, also Doreen Bowers, granddaughter and great granddaughter Cheryl Homuth of Kitchener. , Mary Lamont was in to visit Kelly Lamont. Gerald Cook of Camp Borden visited with his grandmother Lucy Bezzo. Board dissolved ARE you living with a drinking problem? Al Anon can help 527-1650. 41-46-1 SEAFORTH SUBSCRIBERS When it's time to renew your Expositor, renewal notices will be inserted in your paper. Watch for it - don't miss a single issue. 4�Huron X osltor - p 527-0240 Isabel Riehl visited her niece Carol Geddes. Vernon Blanchard of Parkhill visited W ilson Blanchard. Frieda Sneider, Mary and Kevin of Clinton and granddaughter Judi Nigh and Gary Howard visited Lucy Bezzo Doug Bezzo of Clinton took his mother Lucy Bezzo for a drive. Mr. and Mrs. F1'ankSmale celebrated their 48th anniv rsaryon Sunday. They had dinner with their family in the quiet room. Best wishes are extended to both of them. RICK KNIGHT of RR 2, Brussels, (left), Fred Peel of RR 1 Auburn and Sharon Bos of RR 2, Seaforth were winners In the poultry club leaders division. Sharon was the highest first year member with a score of 833 out of 1,000. The highest commercial poultry project score was 833 which Sharon and Rick both achieved. The highest overall poultry project score was obtained by Fred with a score of 877. (Anne Narejko photo) Continued from Page Al problem," said Mr. Partridge. However, Mr. Partridge disagreed with county council's stance that the new law will make the library system more accountable. "Their argument was accountability. They have all the power now. They just want it more," he said, referring to the fact that four county council members already sit on the Library Board. However. he said there is a number of benefits that will go along with the changing of the Library Board to a committee. He said the library system will be given a higher profile in council and in the community. Job searching "They'll deal with the library in a different way and• that's good," he said. h3sa Haydon, a columnist with the Goderich Signal -Star and one of the people who spoke against the change of status for the library board at the meeting, said the decision by the standing to approve the dissolution of the board was 'obviously political." The standing committee vote on the matter was tied with the four liberal members voting in favor while the two Conservative and two NDP members voting against it. while the chairman, also a liberal voting in favor. She said she opposed the library board change as county council's argument for "more control" of the library system was invalid, as sufficient controls are already in place with four of the seven board members appointed by county council. Janis Bisback of Hensall, a member -at - large on the Library Board, also gave a presentation at the standing committee hearings in opposition to dissolving the board. W hike she is against, the decision to change the board to a committee, she is willing to work within the framework of the law. She also was disappointed that the standing committees did not have a chance to summarize why they voted either for or against the change to the board. Oontinued from Page A3 right people and ends up in the back of some filing cabinet? How do you earned* employer, End make a lasting, positive Impression? Telephone contact 4s okay. as long as you find the boss in. as long as you haven't caught him offguard. on a bad day. or ata busy time. Correspondence is okay. as long as you're assured that your resume gets to the right department head. that it doesnh't end up in a The Hottest HONDA ATV Sale Ever ROOM AVAILA This week only Hully Gully is slashing prices on demo models and year end model ATV's. Every in -stock Honda ATV will be on sale at prices you won't believe. 1986 TRX -250 • 24 HOUR CARE Nurse on Staff • HOME COOKED MEALS • S22 PER DAY vWheteCan You 00 Better?" LE -I RAMMELOO REST HOME— Bus — 523-9478 Res. — 523-4533 62995 New prices on '1987 model is $4300.00 Buy now before the prices go way up! plus P.D.1. and tax 1984 Honda ATC 125 $1299 Demonstrators 1985 Honda ATC 200M $1599 NOTICE TO SNO MOBILElla'? Memberships are Duel O.F.S.C. Permit end Insurance ort snowmobiles are required to use club trails. Perritits are 525.00 per machine which In- cludes club rr..embership. Anyone sttr.winattUng in the Brace Peri- nlnsula (E.G. wiener), Owen Sound & Red Bay) may order a dual trail permit at S40.00 per machine for sncriwnobiltng both here and The Bruce. For dual permits contact Ralph Feltz try Dec. 1f86. 1984 Honda ATC 250 SFX $2199 O.FS.C. Permits are avaithie from. Ralph rets ......................... 482 T 78 Mean Enka* Serves --•"" John Gibson ......4824229 Archie Robertson_---....527-1751 Vincent Farm Equipment ---527 v 0 pile of unanswered mail. In the filing cabinet, or, even in the garbage pail. The best way to contact with an eernpldyer is by seeing him In person. 'Putting a face to a name makes an impression. It shows Initiative and it gives you a chance to see the organization.' Ms. Coulter said. Personal contact communicates friendli- ness and interest. And. it's harder for people to say no when you meet them in person." Ms. Coulter doers not suggest making an unexpected visit on an employer. She says that the telephone can be used as an effective tool to set up an appointment with an employer. Then. at the time of the Interview, also present your resume. Who to contact? Ms. Coulter said that many job searchers make the mistake of dealing directly with personnel departments only. She suggests. "Contact as many people within the aompany as possible, the manager and the employees. Seek wntact with the person vitro has the authorization to hire you. Make sure your fetter gets to the right TIME RUM < Resume writing is a topic in itself that is Studied at length in counselling sessions at Womanpower. Ms. Coulter said. "The employer wants to know about your education, experiences, why you want to work, your skills." Job Search. a book prepared by the Ontario Women's Directorate says the resume should include personal identification. education, work experience. activities and interests (optional), career aims or goals (optional) and references upon request. Of teeniest int t eq, "the muffle is all outline of your qualifications, paid and unpaid wort experience, and personal information that you feel relates best to the job you are seeking, it should be prepared in such a way that the employer can quickly assess why you could be a good candidate for the job,' the booklet nates. ft also reports. "drib seekers often assume that only executives and professional people need resumes. Today people at all levels of employment should have one, as it can be a valuable asset in a job search. Maximize your chances by using every tool available." In short, the entire job search process means using all available tools, avenues and information to makaa difficult chore an easier one, and perhaps asuccessful one too. Gone are the days when the young woman could pick the Helps W anted sign out of the window and secure a jab on the spot. Gone are the days when the people who really needed the jobs got the jobs. As his. Coulter noted, "Employers don't hire people they feel sorry for. They hire people they think can do the job." E&h day thousands of people compete for limited job opportunities and each day employers filter through pilesofresumes and jab applications in search of the best person for the job. Too frequently we sell ourselves short in our job search endeavors. but, today a variety of services offer information. support guidance to aidin this ever -developing skill. The Ontario Woman's Directorate book notes. "Looking for a job is a fulitim'e job. To find a position that is `right' for you will take careful planning. an assertive approach and time. You don't want to stumble into the first available job and then spend years regretting it. "A significant part of your lifetime will be spent in your jobs. Lidless you enjoy them, the time you spend at vo b seem kike an ik aim eternity. No job is perfect,you for one in which you ,enjoy at (east some aspects of the wont." in concludes. For more information on job searching, the Job Search Workbook Is available from the Ontario Women's Directorate. 4fo1111atfon 15 also available from your local Canada Employment Centre. from Womanpower in London, and from Women Today in Clinton. Additional recon mended reading material includJackson. The Complete The Job me SS�cyIbin Hand- yok ar pPaarachuut by Rickard Bolles. 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