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ac nT Te es ee Historic sites to hold job sessions Dec. 30 Hiring procedures outlined Local university and college students home for the Christmas break will have the op- portunity to obtain significant information on summer employment at Huronia Historical Parks. The Historic Naval and Military Establish- ments and Sainte-Marie among the Hurons have organized "Job Information Day" for Thursday, Dec. 30 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Establishments The session is available to post secondary school students interested in working next summer at one of the historic attractions as site interpreters. Frank Milligan and Sharon Armstrong, interpretive and education. of- ficers for the Establishments and Sainte- Marie respectively, will handle the two-hour workshop which is the first of its kind offered by Huronia Historical Parks. One hundred and seventy graduates from high schools in Midland, Penetanguishene and Elmvale, presently enrolled in the first year of college or university, should have received personal invitations by mail. All eligible students are welcome to attend. The objectives for the information session are two-fold, according to Frank Mill'gan. "'We are making an extra effort wit this workshop to give local students every op- portunity to land a summer job at the historic sites. Secondly, the session will also em- phasize the job skills students can acquire by working as historic interpreters." Pr Those skills include abilities to organize information, think on your feet, speak in front of a group and work in a team situation. The workshop consists of a slide show on programs and jobs at Sainte-Marie and the Establishments followed by a question-and- answer period detailing hiring procedures. The period of employment next summer is May 9 to Labour Day and first year in- terpreters will earn in the $5-an-hour range. Students planning to attend the workshop should report to the Visitor Centre at the Historic Naval and Military Establishments no later than 10 a.m. on Thursday, Dec. 30. The Establishments are located at the end of Church Street in Penetanguishene. 9 Christmas Is alive The spirit of The Native interpretive staff at Sainte-Marie among the Hurons has designed an attractive nativity scene built from such natural materials as birch bark, evergreen branches and wooden sticks. Anne McCue (left) and Gary Monague King Street. worked on the project along with Marie Brunelle (not shown). The creche is on display at the Georgian Bay Tribal Council office located on --photo by ODESSE They 7! be guiding Tay in '83 ---------- Tay Reeve Bruce Tinney and the town- ship's clerk Brian Hopkins have been authorized by Tay Township council to sign a formal release for payment from the province of $2,669.62. The money is the amount Tay spent during a derailment in Medonte Township last Feb. 28. Meanwhile Reeve Tinney will chair the township's Finance and Administration | Com- mittee next year. The entire township council will sit on this important committee, it was agreed at Tay's last council meeting. Councillor Lynn Morton will chair Tay's Protection to Persons and Property Com- mittee while Councillor Tom O'Hara will chair the township's Tran- sportation Services Committee. Deputy-reeve _ Bill Gibson will head up Tay's Water Committee while both Gibson and Councillor --Kay Chambers will sit on the Tay-Midland Joint Committee. O'Hara and Morton will sit on the Tiny-Tay Joint Committee as the township's_ represen- tatives while Chambers and Tinney will sit on the North Simcoe Sanitary Landfill Committee as Tay's representatives, just to ° a Here's hoping you have the merriest of Holidays and gifts Season's Greetings from Management & Staff galore! Bayweb _ Limited mention some of appointments made by to its various council- the Tay council this month related committees. boards and jes phy A o i: Ce _ that hasit when you need it! Regular or Sugar Free Canela Dry jginger jale 750 mL BTL. _| HOSTESS, {Assorted Varieties Tain ata 5 ens ss Prices effective from Wed., December 22nd 1982 until Tues., January 4th, 1983. PETRIE'S CITY PETRIE'S JUG CITY AND ESSO GAS BAR R.R. 3, Elmvaie Hwy. No. 93 - Orr Lake A WEEK -- Wednesday, Decem ee re RE EE Se . --- ber 22, 1982, Page 23 vee wee >