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(HUNG PM”!!! otha -htrtttts CHOKE twmmmum Minimum “Emma“! FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE CALL , "oo-av-rat I $44.80 mu SIZE Irl! ll I 3.18t In 3.73l See in-slme for complete details ill4llN, tow lUSTRE EGGSHEll INTERIOR [MEX Environmental C By this time, the black cloud of a bleak economy had settled over Canada and Morgan found himself one of millions looking for jobs - any job. Thinking he may get work accepting this job as "the biggest mistake I ever made" because it left him with limited experience in a field inhabited by many laid-off executives with far more working years in personnel than he had. Unfortunately, "expert" advice that painted a rather rosy future in personnel kept him narrowed to that area in his job search when, he now realizes, he should have been look- ing at many varied prospects. He moved his wife and three children to Manitouwadge, a min. ing and logging town of 24.000 that was well isolated, stuck as it was north of Lake Superior halfway between the larger centres of Thunder Bay and Sault Ste Marie. It took 4 1/4 hours to drive to either one and an hour to get to the small- er towns of Marathon on the west and White River on the east. For two years he enjoyed this job in the wilds of northern Ontario until there was a change in manage- ment that brought in a new person- nel manager. Now he looks back on Family turned to faith to cope with problems all os Dundas St. W. 828-7070 s 69.80 mu 5m (Continued from page 1) 30 days we'll refund the tliffereue, THE OAKVIL1 I - list $49.80 13.91 sun '.M., Sunday I 1100 LIL-5:00 RM. ' Oakvillc ISM/{I3 The tnarorttj. or people registered (tor Pegasus) have never used It," said "2a,1vyfr5c5"-ecu.,_.,_l l5lhs Ktttsott‘ the reuton's [lllL‘(l(tl of cortttnutnty servrces. "Only a small ttttthtrlH use It oecastonally It's it small uroup of users In a very familiar pat- tern fur spcuit'ics types of uses? he said 'sC7 Tdr' l’eettsus ts matnl} used by sentors trt the north to access serv1ces located CtCtCs, Ill the south, .teeordrnu to a report from Hormte liwart. regional commtsslon- cotorhburmHd' t‘r at mend \t-rwees ()t the 31 regular users, nearly half hve In north Halton V ' and one llllrtl .tre In wheelchairs ‘." 'ltr l Aslt, we have hccottte vtcttrns of our own success because we were 1fte tft.., stt snu esstul ltl promottnLr this," observed commtttee chair Ralph Scholtens. Kdtsoll \Jlll tundtng of the semce, which ts currently shared between the regton and the provtnetal government. wtll eventually become the full {Cspntlstltllllw ot the pro» true under lls long term care reform program. Katsnll mud us Mel; the ltttttsptttlulttttl sCFVlLC would be taken over by a - multr sk‘lVlt,L' tlk't‘llc u under the ptovtnee's lottgrterm care program lhett rt .vtll fyr,vrusul-crurutyorihuutcv."hu. said. ltt the tnmrttttnt: unlntttecr ttruztnt/ntlons wrll be approached to determine - - A - " rt the» Nut elec‘tlllllltttlu‘.‘ most, rt not all. or the regular users, Katsoff said. t SY.'." 19 3.78L It was a Catch-22 situation. He couldn't get experience without get- ting a job first and he couldn't get a job without experience. He also faced the results of plant downsiz- ing and computerization when he applied at his old firm, Union Carbide. Even Ford of Canada, which was hiring, said "no." In the meantime, Morgan's unemployment insurance payments stopped after 10 months and, since then, "it's been a struggle" to meet the expenses entailed in running a household with three teenaged chil- dren in it. His income, combined with that of his wife, Elsie, who works part-time as a health care aide, comes to a little over $1,000 a month. That includes a small social assistance stipend, he said. It was a scenario being played out in many households, but it hit hardest in the last few months of and received his AZ licence that allowed him to drive tractor trailers. And this time almost got a job. "An owner-operator wanted to hire me and took me to the compa- ny he'd applied for a contract with but the guy said I had to have three years' experience because of his insurance," said Morgan. if he had more skill WEf In.“ “A! Mm ht EB 3.7M " for The region will continue to fund the service, at an annual cost of $68,000, through 1993 and 1994 on a "month-to-month" basis. The service would be eliminated once the regular users, mostly seniors travelling to therapy day programs and medical appointments are accommodated through other trans- portation programs. Hurry And Get 125 Portraits Just In Time For Christmas! The groundwork has been laid for the elimination of Pegasus, the region's inter-municipal transportation program for disabled seniors, Hilton's health and social services committee was told last week. Negotiations are underway to accommodate 24 regular users of the ser- vice under alternate community transportation programs, the committee heard. Chim- haw avail-Ho a no an". M. "Just In Timg" For Christmas! By SAL BOMMARITO Special to the Beaver Region looking for alternatives to seniors' transportation system "Anger starts to fester. The frus- tration and hateful feelings start to eat away at your family." But the Morgans climbed out of the desolate emotional pit and are today looking with a much brighter attitude toward the future, said In 1992. With the kids' birthdays com- ing in the last three months of the year and Christmas around the cor- ner, the family hit a hard patch with their marriage. "My wife and I went through a really tough time last fall," said Morgan. T SHERIDAN EATON K 125/43 Ont 1208mm Ind Sonic-I Including Enon'l 3nd K-Mm Shop Monday-FM? " I.m.-O p.m.. Sammy 9:30 mum-c pm, Sunday " mum-6 pm, or man "nonunion, do... ail INS) 82-0347 MguNrFttattttsethottttetl.KW lin here we hide that U he town HOPEDALE MALL, 3rd. LINE & REBECCA "I'm hopeful I'll be working again soon," he said. "Now, my att, tude is __ stress only bothers me when I allow it to bother me." Morgan said the family was bol.. stered by the congregation of St. Hilda's Anglican Church where he is a layreader. As well, he Is contin- uing as a volunteer with the Minor Oaks Hockey Association where he is a life member. However, le is not a league convcnor with the Cakville Soccer Club this year, as he was in the past. He has lots to do for a job. now, spiritual faith. "Really, it's our faith that's kept us going. In fact, I believe our faith got stronger," he said. 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