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i 1 6 The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, April 4,1984 Section Two Winning Rinks Receive Awards at Men's Curling Closing Bonspiel / X CAtfPBELl y;-. : -id Ï , The Bowmanville Men's Curling Club finished its season on Saturday with Harold Roberts presented the All Green Sod Growers trophy to 3rd Thurs- T „ v, + , , ,, ,, , , v • it S annual closing bonspiel at the local club. The three man rink of Bert day draw winners Brad Watson, Boyd Ayre and Andy Walker. The fourth L f fPrudent Martin Schouten presented the president s trophy tç Snowden, Del Watson and Ted Tilling took first place in the bonspiel, finish- member of the team, Lou Manard, was absent for the photo. fhp A1 WarH Svpr Rark1av anr1 Farl ing well ahead of the second place rink. P; the 1st Thursday draw winners, A1 Ward, Bert Syer, Keith Barklay and Earl Anderson (absent). ; mm . <■* •?' v .V *aÉ $ The Men's Curling league presented its regular season awards following the closing bonspiel on Saturday at the Bowmanville Curling Club. The winners of the 1st Tuesday draw were Boyd Ayre, Del Watson, Les Zulkowski (absent) and Eldon Bullock (absent). The Lander Home Hardware trophy was presented by president Martin Schouten. Job Tips- i Preparing a Resume' m Toronto-Dominion Bank manager Bill Belfour presented the TD Bank trophy to the winners of the 3rd Tuesday draw. The winners are Ian Mackenzie, Mackenzie, Del Watson, Wayne Birkett and Morgan Lunney (absent). (•>. Veteran country club member Bob Walton presented the Canada Life 1 trophy to the winners of the 2nd Tuesday draw. The winners are Al Cruess;" Greg Shannon, Gord Baker and John Wootton. Student's Logo Wins Award vAi By Barbara Wood Three basic resume styles for presenting your job experience are chronological, functional and hybrid. The chronological style, the most acceptable, is a listing of experience in reverse chronological chronological order, in which the last job appears first. Dates of employment, names of companies, companies, job titles and functions performed are listed. The functional style indicates indicates the duties performed, by category. For example, a controller controller who uses a functional resume might show categories such as administrative, budgets, budgets, costs, systems and general accounting. Within each category he or she explains explains the services performed, regardless of the companies worked for. The purely functional functional resume omits references references to company names and dates of employment. The hybrid style combines the chronological and functional functional styles. The functional portion appears at the beginning beginning of the resume and the chronological section follows. Results Count The more people you speak with about resumes, no matter how eminently qualified each is to offer comment, the more varied their opinions will inevitably inevitably be. Executives may explain the types of resumes which appeal mostly to them and you will dutifully heed this astute advice, unwittingly believing that you have benefitted from rare insights. Disappointment and disillusionment are customary results of such blind faith. The positive aspects of your preparation are simply bypassed by the person to whom you were attempting to emphasize them. Objectively, with respect to an assessment of oneself is not easily achieved. In advertising, advertising, it has been repeatedly proven that an ad, selected by a group of supposed experts to be the best available, will commonly establish itself as the one generating the least business. Results are the only accurate measure of advertising advertising effectiveness. A resume is a means of advertising yourself and, accordingly, many of the same principles apply! The positive resume preparation preparation guidelines I have been presenting are time- tested and found to be consistently consistently successful. Apply these suggestions to your resume and remember to keep the information current. 'V The Oshawa Sydenham Museum recently conducted a design contest for a logo which it would use on its letterhead and promotional material. Twenty Durham College Graphics stiitients'took part in the contest; The winner was Roslÿrf'Roy, a second-year Graphics Design student. Her entry was designed to reflect the background and history of Oshawa's historical building^, and for reproduction reproduction in black and white. The presentation of a cheque for $50 was made by Eric Glenholmes, President of the Oshawa Historical Society, at a meeting in Oshawa's City Hall on March 28. Four other Durham stil- i dents were recognized for the 1 merit of their work. They are: Ingrid Small, Andy Czilok ahd Cindy Kerr, all first year'" Graphics Design students 1 ,; c and Lois Parsons, a third-year; Graphics Design student. Better Breathing Course R\,l ' Ted Trudeau, second from the right, presented the Tru-Pro trophy to the winners of the 2nd Tuesday draw. The winners for this season are Ian Mackenzie, Ray Simser, Wayne Birkett and Earl Anderson (absent). Editor's Letter There is still time to register register for the Lung Association's Association's Better Breathing Course, scheduled to begin on Tuesday, April 10th, in the second floor therapy gymnasium at Oshawa General General Hospital. This free program, offered offered to adults with emphysema, emphysema, chronic bronchitis bronchitis or severe asthma, will run for seven twice-weekly sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:00 noon to 1:30 p.m. Participants will be taught simple self- help techniques to improve the quality of their daily lives, with instruction in correct breathing, controlled controlled coughing and tolerance exercises provided under the direction of qualified staff. Medical proféssionalsj will be on hand throughout* the course to answer ques-i tions on medications, diet: and the overall manage-; ment of lung disease. J For more information on) this free Christmas Seal' Service, call Durham Reg-i ion Lung Association, at * 723-3151, as soon as possi-; ble. ;! PERSONAL: OBJECTIVE: EDUCATION: EXPERIENCE: 1978 to Present Birth Date: November 11, 1950 SAMPLE RESUME JOHN M. SMITH 2001 White Oak Crescent Toronto, Ontario, Y9Y 8X0 (416 ) 999-0066 Married, 2 Children Health: Excellent 1974 to 1978 COMMENT To play an active role In the growth and profit picture of an aggressive corporation. MBA, University of Western Ontario, 1974, Major: finance. B.COMM., University of Windsor, 1972. Major: accounting. Chartered Accountant, Ontario, 1976. Assistant Controller ABC Electronics Ltd. A corporation manufacturing electronic components. Sales $20,000,000. Responsible for administering the entire accounting function Including cost, budgets, statements, and systems. Familiar with Data Processing. Established an effective system of job cost analysis that led to a major change in product pricing and an Improvement in profits. Managed cash by means of effective collection procedures and Interest-bearing Investments. Investigated potential acquisitions and made recommendations as to purchase price. Uncovered a major discrepancy In connection with a probable merger. Staff Accountant Jones & Co., Chartered Accountants. A medium-size firm with many listed clients. Assisted In audits of oil companies, manufacturing corporations, hospitals and hotels. Tax preparation and research. Ranked number one among the staff for billable hours to clients. Have a flair for getting things done, like a challenge and am willing to work hard. Will relocate and do some travel. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR GOOD PEOPLE? • Clerical • Professional • Tradespeople We can provide you with local people, to fill your temporary or permanent employment requirements. The Employment Centre Atltnrl •* R70.901 I rv.l 65 Albert Street Æ * 579-2911 IVV Guarantee Your 100% Satisfaction Oslmwu ▼ Give from the Heart. Canadian Heart Fund. Call Us S< ©o March 30,1984 The Canadian Statesman The Newcastle Independent Mr. James, The latest news from council council apparently is that they are carefully considering a property property tax deferment scheme for some hard-pressed home- owners of our town. We understand understand that qualifying home- owners may thereby be provided provided the opportunity to place liens on their property; and that it will be mandatory that these liens by cleared when the homes first change ownership. ownership. Let me first state, Mr. James, that I support any action which is intended to help the property owners of our community to obtain a fair deal - especially those who have long been residents of the area and are now being "driven to the wall" by pressures pressures imposed upon them. At this time I have a few questions related to this proposal. proposal. Will this scheme alleviate alleviate taxation from all three areas - the town, the school board and the Region - or will only the town be able to defer its share? Will the deferred taxes be subject to compounded compounded interest charges? Since municipal, school and Regional Regional expenses will not decrease as a result of this scheme who will kick in the funds that arc not collected from the qualifying qualifying homeowners? Will those who apply for this deferment scheme be advised to seek legal counsel before entering into an agreement? If our elected representatives take action to implement such a scheme, will all details of the final proposal, together with financing considerations, be first made public? If any of your readers have answers to these questions, they might consider the public's need for full disclosure disclosure so that we all know what to expect and how to cope with it. 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