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THE NEW TANNER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 20074 1151 Bronte Road, Oakville, Ontario L6M 3L1 Tel: 905-825-6000 Toll Free: 1-866-4HALTON TTY: 905-827-9833 www.halton.ca The Regional Municipality of Halton www.halton.ca 111007 Employers Join us at our JOB FAIR Receive resumon the spot Thursday, October 18, 2007 Burlington Convention Centre 1120 Burloak Drive, Burlington 12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Over 1,000 motivated job seekers Support from Regional staff throughout the event Free parking and refreshments Extensive promotion of your organization Let Halton Region Help You With Your Hiring Needs For further information contact Halton Region 905-825-6000, ext. 2701 or email: Bronwyn.Spotton@halton.ca ???? LEMER CAREGIVER SERVICES INC. LEO LAGUNA CONSULTANT For more info call: 519-853-4222 905-783-6224 Or Email: pacis@sympatico.ca Providing live-in care for the -DISABLED -ELDERLY -NANNY FOR CHILDREN Scores of former students, three older sisters, daughter Carol, friends and acquain- tances were at the Gellert Centre in Georgetown to wish Mrs. Kathleen Lawson a happy 90th birthday on Sun. Sept. 30. The popular former teach- er, who resides with daughter Carol at their RR4 Acton home, taught for 30 years for the Esquesing School Board, 19 of them in one room rural schools from grades one to eight. Among them were Blue Mountain, Limehouse, Pinegrove, Stone School and Clay Hill in Erin Township. Unique among these who attended the event at Gellert were Mrs. Lawsons three older sisters, all of them nonagenarians, including Betty McIntosh of Welland, who will be 100 on Nov. 11, Lucile Barrett of Brampton, who will was 95 in May and Charlotte Alexander of Brampton, who was 93 yesterday (Oct. 10). It is noteworthy that Mrs. Lawson spent the last 10 years of her teaching career at Speyside School, nine of them under the late Principal Gary Dawkins of Acton. Long teaching careers run in the family. Daughter Car- ol spent 34 years as a teacher in the Halton system, 26 of them at Actons McKenzie- Smith Bennett School. The Lawson family has a long record of political affiliation with the Liberal party and Mrs. Lawson and daughter Carol were actively engaged in the provincial election, which ended yester- day (Oct. 10), with the vote. Celebrating 90 years Kathleen Lawson taught in one room rural school PARAMEDICS GRADU- ATE: Nine paramedics recently graduated from Halton Regions Emergen- cy Medical Services (EMS) Advanced Care Paramedic (ACP) training course at a ceremony October 3. The course enables paramedics to offer patients a higher level of pre-hospital care. A paramedic requires a minimum of one to two years experience and an additional 1,000 hours of training to become an ACP. Back row, left to right, in the photo, are Scott Kubacki, Colin Copeland, Adam McPetrie, Cheryl Davies, David Ryckman. In front are Robin Barrie, Dawn Marie Matthews and Ian Manson. F r a n c e s Ma r c o u x of Acton wishes Mes. L a w s o n a h a p p y birthday CELEBRATES 90 YEARS: Mrs. Kathleen Lawson celebrates her 90th birthday with a reception at the Gellert centre on Sunday, September 30. Daughter Carol wishes her many more years in this photo. Both were teachers and chalked up 64 years of teaching in Haltons rural and urban schools.