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Here are this week's job opportunities from Midland's Canada Employment Centre. For other skilled vacancies check with CEC at Mountainview Mall regarding CEC's national job bank listings. R.N.A., 1, Fulltime, nights (11 p.m. - 7 a.m.); must be Registered Nursing Assistant who have completed Pharmacology Course. Sales Representative, 1, Permanent, fulltime; must have automobile; sale of life insurance, disability, pension, group RRSP and annuities, employer does not require licencing; willing to train an individual who is a self starter, therefore must present as motivated, enthusiastic; training period of 2 months; will then write for licence after licencing; pay will be draw against commission; must present good communication skills. Waiting Persons, 8, fully experienced preferred; various licenced establishments. Janitor, 1, perm., full and part time, days and evenings; mature , responsible and reliable person able to work with little supervision. To work 4:30 p.m. to 10 or 11 p.m.; will work mostly on weekends and during Christmas and New Year's holiday; will work every day (including Christmas and New Years Days) for about 2 weeks; duties include: sweeping, mopping, cleaning kitchen, locker and bar area, garbage, etc.; must have own transporation. Brazer, 1, fulltime, days; min. 2 yrs exp. as gas or Induction Brazer Operator; must be fully experienced. Marker / Cutter Upholstery, 1, perm., full time, days; must have domonstrated 1 yr. exp. on cutting table; employer will consider cutters who's exp. has been with cloth; will be cutting fabrics (vinyls, etc.) from patterns; putting model of pattern on vinyls, cutting by using a vertical knife. Upholsterer, 1, Perm., fulltime, days and evenings. Employer seeking fully exp. person to upholster boat interiors; must present min. 2 yrs. on the job experience; skilled at working with heavy materials, vinyls, etc. Autobody Repair Person, 1, fulltime; must have own tools; at least grade 8; body repair with 'B' licence; must have 6 months subsequent job exposure. Class 'A' Mechanic, 1, days and evening, perm., fulltime or part time; 3-4 yrs. exp.; hours will vary between 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Heavy Duty Truck Mechanic. 1. fulltime, evenings; to do truck repairs; must have previous exp. as a Heavy Duty Mechanic; hours of work: 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. Small Engine Repair Helper, 1, perm., part time, days; Must have 'G' Driver's licence; to perform small engine repair and some delivery driving; must be mechanically inclined; must have valid driver's licence with a clean record; will also be servicing counter, therefore must be polite and personal since will be dealing with the public; should be able to read and write legibly for form completion. Boat Builder Wood, 1, full time, days; fully exp. wooden boat builder aad restorer for custom yacht builder; min. 5 yrs. exp. Shingler, 1, seasonal, fulltime, must be skilled at applying asphalt shingles at a rate of 2 square / hours; must have own tools. Shingler, 1, seasonal, fulltime, days; must possess sufficient skill and knowledge to apply asphalt shingles quickly and with good workmanship; min. 3 years experience. Maintenance, 1, Permanent, fulltime, days, evenings and nights; someone with experiece in mechancis; to work 3 shifts; must have grade 12. Taxi Driver, 1, fulltime, days or evenings; must have valid 'G' licence and Town taxi licence; Min. age 25 for Co. Insurance purposes. Points to consider when purchasing: SPORT JACKETS eCompliment present wardrobe eFit & Comfort eQuality tailoring eSensible price Quality Apparel Affordably Priced Port_McNicol-- by CLARA POWER Emily Newton brought in the following news: Oct. 1, Port MeNicoll Sacred Heart Council was host to the Northern Regional Catholic |. Women's League representing nineteen parish councils. At 7:30 p.m. mass was celebrated by the Spritual Director Father R. Fenech Gonzi O.F.M., concelebrated by Monsignor Belanger, Fr. O'Neil, and Fr. Ferraro. Mrs. Mary Moriatry, organist, and choir led the congregation in singing the Good Shepherd Mass. The Epistle and the Psalms were read by Mrs. Emily Newton. The Gospel was read by Father Ferraro. The Homily was given by Fr. Gonzi. At the end of the mass Installation of the Northern Region Officers took place. Following the Mass the meeting in the Parish Hall was conducted by the Chairperson, Mrs. Mary Macaluss. Convenors gave their reports. Mrs. Peggy Nastasirik, President of the Archdiocesan Council of Victoria _Harbour-- Toronto, spoke on Stewardship and Leadership. Fr. Scanlon, Spiritual Director of the Archdiocesan, encouraged the members to continue doing great work for God and Country, also the Third World. Fr. R. Renech Gonzi introduced a newsletter called "North Letter" for our own Region. Mrs. Macaluso thanked the members for such good attendance. Refreshments were served under. the direction of Mrs. Irene Arthur. by Clara Power The Upper Slobogia Social Club held its annual Thanksgiving dinner at the Harbour Restaurant. The Lower Slobogia Social Club celebrated at the Georgian Family Centre. I understand both clubs enjoyed themselves. The Chamber of Commerce held their Sixth meeting of 1985 on Oct. 8. There were 11 members in attendance, including: Herbert Merry, Allen Geddes, Barbara and Lawrence Barr, Marg and Art Gies, Secondo Normani, Henry Bartosik, Vasey Marilyn Ditchburn, George Czindl, and myself. The Chamber of Commerce Dance will be held Nov. 2 from 8 p.m. until 12 midnight at the Harbour Restaurant - Downstairs. Tickets are $5 per person. All members are requested to contribute to the pot-luck buffet. It will be a cash bar. A thank you letter will go out to Darryl Juneau, the 1985 travel counsellor, thanking him for his work at the Tourist Information Booth. Also a thank you to Marg and Art Gies (Georgian Family Centre) for the use of this week by CAROL GRAHAM ELEANOR EDWARDS Sunday visitors with Mrs. Gladys McLay were Ruby Tedwell, Alvin Sykes and Lil Sykes all of Orillia. A number from the community attended the Anniversary services at the Ebenezer United Church on Sunday evening. Vasey U.C.W. are holding the annual tea, bazaar and bake sale on Oct. 30 at 2 p.m. Plans for this will be finalized during their regular meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 23, when they will entertain their sister U.C.W. from Crown Hill. Mrs. Morley Edwards and daughter Lynn MacDonald, Mrs. Ted Vasey and daughter Hazel Drury attended the 25th anniversary of the Shorthorn Lassie of Ontario at Scotsdale farm in Georgetown on Saturday. Lynn and Hazel were Lassies _ representing the Sjorthorn breed in the 1960's. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Vasey were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Vasey of Edmonton and Mrs. Elva Vasey of Midland. their premises for the corn roast. The Parks and Recreation Board have requested representation and assistance by the Chamber of Commerce at Mini BonHomme: Marilyn Ditchburn and George Czindl will be at their next meeting. Next meeting of the Victoria Harbour Chamber of Commerce will be held on Nov. 5, at 7230" pss, sae tne Harbour Restaurant. George Czindl, president of the Chamber of Commerce, has decided to throw his hat in the ring. He will be running for councillor in the forthcoming elections. Victoria Harbour Council held _ their monthly meeting last Tuesday. Owing to 'Jay Fever" it was not a long open meeting. A By-Law was passed giving N.S.W.M.A. exclusive rights for the recycling operation within the Village. Councillor Jack Haight hopes to have a Recycling Information Meeting evening in the @ Harbour shortly. The next © November 4th at 7 p.m. due to Remembrance Day and the elections. @ The next meeting of the Mini BonHomme Committee will be held Oct. 29 at 7 p.m. in the basement of the Municipal Building. HELP WANTED MIDLAND NEEDS A NEW REEVE to responsibly represent ~ the people of Midland - on Midland Town Council - on Simcoe County Council THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE will: © possess demonstrated leadership ability e be able to work full time for the people of Midland e have a strong vision of Midland's future open meeting of Council will 7" be held on Monday, & xxx A couple of weeks ago we were privileged to have author and story teller Robert Munsch come to our library. Mr. Munsch_ has written many children's books, including "Mud Puddle,' Thomas' Snowsuit, and many more. : Teachers Barbara McCallum and Mary Jarman brought along the kindergarten class from Port MeNicoll Public School to enjoy Bob Munsch's stories, accompanied by his highly animated facial expressions and exaggerated sound effects. Becky Wilkins, one youngster in the audience, is going to have a story written about her, and her sock, by Robert Munsch. xxx The open meeting of Port MeNicoll Council was held on Oct. 15 at 7:30 p.m. in Council Chambers. One of the delegates, Jim Ball of the Lions Club, was Questioning the feasibility of their acquiring property near the Community Centre to erect a storage shed for the Lions Club Equipment. Council will check into this. Mathew Maxwell, of the Anglers and Hunters, requested permission to place a structure on C.P. property. This will also be looked into. Bob Harris came to thank council for replacing a culvert. Accounts _ totalling $223,256.24 were passed for payment. A By-law was passed naming NSWMA exclusive agents for the recycling operation within the Village. Pat Armstrong reports that there will be an NSWMA Open House held in Wyevale on Nov. 15. Council has donated $150 to the Port MeNicoll Brownies, Guides and Pathfinders. Parks and Recreation will be holding their annual Adult Hallowe'en Dance on Oct. 26~=s at the Community Centre. The Teen Hallowe'en Dance will be held on the 25th. x Xxx Ray Jackson will be seeking a seat on council in the upcoming , Municipal Elections. He has been a taxpayer in Port MeNicoll for approximately 20 years, and is very active with the Anglers and Hunters and the Legion. 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