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Pages THE HERALD Wednesday 1088 Student employment centre opens the time to think about work Rubadub dub spilth the Georgetown give a car District High School marketing p50 railed by were giving cars a bath during cars a Saturday car wash held outside of fibrosis Zeller Here Mary Hunt and Hob a rub down The washing spprox will go to cystic lnJIMHWts The Branch mours the passing of our comrade Joe a long time member Joe who served in the Royal Canadian Artillery during will be sadly missed by all who knew him Our deepest Is extended to his family at this time CAR CLUB Winners in the draw held on May S were Pat Nolan 363 C Paul Yates Martha ugh KB ind win ladlfs Isl Vie erring ton Jean men lit Bert Porter Pleaie note Star ting on May play will start m Winners on May Buster Mary Doane Ab Ford Dennis McCartney Ken Kancuf Colin Gibson Eddie Dorothy Vinkle David Hannah Clark Bud Haines David Bell The roast wns won by Gib asked me to advise you that there will not meat draw on the Vuton day Saturday May Bursary recognizes excellence This yew the Region Museum in conjunction lit Board of Education is the Bursary Awards in Social Sciences or students in the Board of Education Schools Awards will be presented in the Pnmary Junior Intermediate and Senior Divisions appropriate to the grade level Students may submit essays or projects relating to the history geography or natural environment of Canada The deadline for sums is May For more information call Munro Social Sciences Co at 3353603 or ris Sorensen Education Co Museum at nib B752200 Hit Bursary first in 1980 was made possible through tic generosity of the late 1 who bom in 1B90 In Township County She became a teacher and devoted much of her adult life until her year to teaching her students about Halton Shortly before her death she donated many her personal Iclongings to Region Museum and established the McMartin Bursary to be awarded by the Board of Education to continue her dream of students about the history and geography of Canada Elizabeths Fashions Bridal Boutique thanks the following people who donated door prizes and who helped In many ways make the Paul Franks Benefit the success il wa3 Halton Hills Make A Wish A P Food Stores Hotel McGregor Footwear Boehmers Mary Bower Joyce Monteith Oralis C S Printing Consumers D Crafty Gifts n Things Craig s Photo Video N H Go Country Club Downtown Pizza Submarine One Step Ahead Emerald Isle Records Epicurean Delight Sally Hairdresser Tend ley Florists Georgelown General Slore Georgetown Little The Fairer Sex Goodlet s Tim Horton Donuts Interiors Up Up and Away Hughes Lighting Supply Whimsy s Inova Opticians Kentner s Social Catering Young si D A Pharmacy Georgetown Independent The Herild Halton Cable Systems A special thanks to Margaret Vn and her helper Jenny Barber the of One Step Ahead the models the ladies in kitchen all who Carlos Holy Cross Church the community for its great THANK Elizabeth McNeitly E TOWN OF HAL TON HILLS SOUTH HALTON HILLS NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Ward 3 Mounlainview Rd River Drive Maple Ave Area Council will conduct a Public Maallng lo and discuss application to Zoning By law and lor a Plan Condominium proposed dove lop men I Involves land described as Doing Put 16 Concession 10 Georgetown which hat a lotal area of about hectare 20 acres This properly Is generally located Mountalnvlew Road end the road extension Ma pis north Canadian National Railway The purpose of la lo permit residential plan condominium consisting of dwellings and two apartment buildings containing a lotal of units ALL INTERESTED CITIZENS ARE WELCOME Time- 10pm Data Monday June 1S8B Location Council Chambers Town Administration Building Trafalgar Road Ah summertime sun tanning on beaches catching drips of Ice cream on the tongue and chasing In the park For students the long laxy mon ths mean a summer Job Hills students can begin their quest for employment at the Student Employment Centre which opened May located at Guelph The centre is in the same place as last year behind the Canada Employment Centre Basically the centre is a referral agency and acts as a liaison between the students and employers said student placement officer Angela Ms is a fourth- year sociology student at Queens University Students come in register and check the job boards If they see something they are Interested In they are screened Often employers who give a job order have specific requirements they need filled such as education special Interests or work boots If they meet the requirements the students are referred to the employer and it is up to the student to arrange an interview time The placement officers like lo refer at least three people to employers to give Ihem more op tions Working through the Student Employment Centre saves employers time said Ms Buskard They ore not bombarded with students who may or may not fit the job as is sometimes the case when they place ads in newspapers In 19B7 approximately students registered with the centre white about students found placements When students come in Ms Buskard said they are encouraged to not only use the centres services to set a job but to also use resources such as friends relatives and newspaper ads As well as helping to find students jobs the two placement officers also counsel students on Job search techniques Students may come In with no idea of what they want said Ms Buskard We try and determine what kind of employment they want and focus them They help with their resumes and gone out to on Interview before said Karen Coats who is headed for London University of Western On In the fall to attend teachers college Job prospects far students are high this year In general I would be quite optimistic about it said Ms At the moment there are mostly restaurant and general labor jobs on the board There are also a number of careeroriented jobs which are government subsidized aimed for post secondary students Summer jobs help students extra money for school travel or just giyes them extra spending money It also gives them experience in heir chosen field or just the work world It gives them an Idea of what they want to do in university Ms Coats said or It may work the other way and show the students what they may not want to do To prepare themselves for a sum job search Ms Buskard students start early They should keep a positive at tllude and be prepared to apply to many places not just one she said Students should also be persistent and not wait for the employer to phone them Placement officers will be lo area high schools to give students from the Georgetown District Acton and Bishop Reding schools an opportunity to register A Job board is located at the Acton Social Services and Information Centre Karen Coatcs left and Angela Ruskard right are counsellor at May and will be the summer employment centre keptopenunUlmldAugual NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING WARD 2 Trafalgar Rdi Regional Road Council the Town Halton Hills will conduct Public Meeting to and discuss a proposed amendment to Zoning Bytaw of Town of Halton Hill The proposed amendment involve stoning 4 acres of land located In the west half Lot 32 Concession to permit a single family detached dwelling Further Information I available In the Planning Department ALL INTERESTED CITIZENS ARE WELCOME Monday June 13 196B Time Location Halton Hills Administration Building Trafalgar Road lanS Keith BA Director Planning TOWN OF HAL TON HILLS MAIN ST SOUTH HILLS NOTICE Intention to atop up close and convey a portion ol the Fourth Line between Ihe Law ion Road and Highway No and being pan of the original road allowance and part Lot Concession being Parts 2 and 3 on Ralerence Plan Notice la hereby glnm that Council for the Town of Halton Hill Intends P a portion of the original road allowance and part Lol Conception being Parts and on Plan Tha Council or a Committee of Council will hear any person who claim thai their land will be prejudicially a Heeled by the bylaw and who spoils to be hoard at its regular mealing to be held In the Council Chamber located on Trafalgar Road In Town of Halton Hills Ontario on Monday at tha hour of p m This waa Ural published on the 11th day May Dslmar French A M C T Deputy Clerk TownofHallonHllls Bo Halton Georgetown Ontario NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE TOWN OF HILLS TE WEED CONTROL ACT THE TOWN OF Unless noxious weeds are destroyed by May 1988 and as often as necessary throughout the to prevent the ripening of their seeds and dispersal of their pollens Town of Halton Hills may enter private property and destroy these weeds The costs will be charged against the property owner and collected In the manner of municipal taxes Goats beard thistles chicory poison ivy ragweed wild carrot and milkweed are among the weeds considered noxious and must be destroyed wherever found Complaints regarding dandelion and rod will not be accepted as these are not considered noxious under the terms of The Weed Control Act Anonymous complaints will not be accepted Keith Leslie Weed Inspector Town of Halton Hills 877 TOWN OF HAL TON HILLS M MAIN ST SOUTH HALTON HILLS Road Reconstruction Retaining Wall Construction and Bridge Deck Rehabilitation Projects Notice is hereby given to Section and the Municipal Act being Chapter the revised Statutes of Ontario 1080 that Council ot the Town ol Hills at Its meeting to be hotel Hie Chambers Municipal Adm Building Trafalgar Road P M Tuesday May 1988 will the passing by the Road Reconstruction Retain ng Wall Construction and Bridge Dec Rehabilitation Projects as set out below Contract Longfleld Road and Storm Outfall involving tho reconstruction LongtlekJ Road from Road to Churchill Road and a storm outran from Road to the right way Contract WUdwcod Road Retaining Wall a Retaining on south of Road approximately metres west of Con federation Street al Park Street West Contract Glen Williams Bridge No Involving the bridge deck on Prince Street approximately metres east of Confederation Street Tho Public Is advised that Bridge bo closed to vehicular traffic during tha course of the rehabilitation but will remain open to pedestrian trail Plans detailing these projects end the proposed by laws are available lor viewing during normal business hours at the Engineering Department Office Trafalgar Road Any inquiries should bo directed to the Engineering Department The Council will hear In person or by his Counsel any person who claims that his lands will be prejudicially affile led by said by laws and who applies to bo heard Persons wishing to be heard should notify the office of the under signed no later than Thursday May 1S88 Doted Town Halton Hills this day April Ad No 904 H French A M C T Deputy Town of Helton ROMAN A THO IX SCHOOL BOARD NOTICE TO HALTON ENGLISH SPEAKING SEPARATE SCHOOL RATEPAYERSELECTORS RE 1988 MUNICIPAL ENUMERATION During the last week of April ratepayers received by mall a Municipal Enumeration Notice You are required by law to complete sign and return this notice by MAY 12th 1988 Please read your notice carefully This is your opportunity to ensure that you are listed on the voters list tor local government elections in the Fallot that you are listed In Column A as a Separate School supporter and that you answered Column 5 concerning English or French language elector status We urge all Roman Catholics Catholics and Greek Catholics to carefully check their notice to ensure that the information shown is correct and that their school support is recorded as separate Call for and Assistance Assessment Department Q C Byrnes Director Education DES ECOLES AVIS FRANCOPHONES DES CATOUOUES DE HALTON MUNICIPAL SCOLAIHE 1988 nscill la I en prevson das elections municipals 1 a la sec lion A en quo scoles F questions a la ski on si Irancoofiono en verm da la lei la de voire el re des HON si anglophone otnu voter pour anglophone Nous vlvement a Unique lite il son avis aim assurer que los foumls le re corrects y la question I el droits a I en lamjue VOUS 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