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Although its official opening won't take place until June 19, the Canada Employment Centre for Students in Terrace Bay and Schreiber is already open for business. The Student Placement Officer for the area, 19-year-old Jacki Speziale of Schreiber, actually be- gan work on May 31 after completing her first year in a four year psychology course at Lakehead Univ- ersity in Thunder Bay. The main role of the centre will be to try and place students in summer jobs, Speziale explained. This will also take place in the 400 other centres in the country. The Terrace Bay office, Placement officer which also has a sub-office open one day a week at the Schreiber Rec Centre, serves the entire area, in- cluding Pays Plat and Ross- port. Manitouwadge, Nip- igon, and Marathon have placement centres of their own. The Terrace Bay cen- tre is located at the town Recreation Centre. "*The majority that reg- Jacki Speziale of Schreiber became the Student Placement Officer for the entire Terrace Bay area on May 31. She is shown here standing in front of the Job Board, which serves to show what summer job openings are available. The board is located at the Canada Employment Centre for Students at the Terrace Bay Rec Centre. iL} rh! 824-3213 ROSSPORT INN : 'Overlooking pA ks Linn I cae Licenced dining in the charming atmosphere of a 100 year old Railroad Inn Comfortable overnight accomodations . Rossport, Ont. Rossport Harbour" ister at the centres are high school students,'" she said, adding that there is no age restriction for registration, as long as the person att- ended school last year and intends to return this fall. "We even get Grade 7 and 8 students," Speziale noted. As of June 11, there were 66 students registered at the local office, though she expects that number to increase over the next few weeks as high school stud- ents complete their year. By the end of the summ- er last year, there were ap- proximately 100 students registered at the local off- ice, with roughly the same total expected for this year. Speziale has already vis- ited the area high schools and explained the centre's services to students look- ing for employment. She told them that when they come to the office they will get registed by filling out a card, which will be kept on file. : The card will specify such information as what the student hopes to get as a summer job and his or her past work experience. The centre also features a Job Board, on which openings are posted, much like those seen at Unem- ployment Centres across Canada. Speziale explain- ed that if there is a job on the board that a registered student is particularly inter- ested in, they can ask about it. Terrace Bay-Schreiber News, Wednesday, June 18, 1986, page 7 Terrace Bay placement office for students now open "If they happen to qual- ify for the job, I'll give them a referral slip for it," Speziale said. "I'm here as a screen, in a way, to make everything go smoothly be- tween the employer and the (job) applicant."' She finds most of the Job Board openings by can- vassing the area employers either by phone or in per- son. Right now there are 25 openings on the Job Board, with many more expected to be posted over the next two months. '*A lot of the summer jobs don't start until July," she pointed out. "There will also be some casual jobs opening up for stud- ents to take the place of people going on vacation."' She said that most of the other positions are maint- enance jobs, though there are also a lot of orders for babysitters, with a few jobs in sales, clerical, construct- ion, and at the local MNR district office. Casual work, which is defined as a position that lasts only five days or less, is also available. Speziale hopes to have all place- ments filled by the end of the program, scheduled to be completed in August. The Terrace Bay office is open from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Mondays and from Wednesdays to Fri- days. On Tuesdays, she visits Schreiber, and can- vasses employers there. The official opening and Open House will be held at the Schreiber office, at 11 a.m. on June 19. The Open House was held at the off- ice in Terrace Bay last year she said. The public is in- vited to attend. The office Hazard Owners of Toastess Waffler/Grill/Sandwich maker, Model 575 should stop using them immediate- ly because of a potential shock hazard. The units concerned are stamped on the underside: Model 575, 120V, 1000W, Toastess Inc. No other models are affected. Investigation has reveal- ed that some units have an internal wire that may con- tact the heating surface, resulting in melting of the wire insulation and ener- gizing the enclosure with 120 volts. In consultation with the Canadian Stan- dards Association, Toast- ess Inc. is implementing a voluntary recall of all 24,100 units produced since July, 1985. They will inspect the units in question and modify or replace, as may be required. Units should be carefully packaged and returned by Parcel Post to: Toastess Inc., 815 Tecums- eh, Pointe Claire, Quebec, is located in the MTC room at the Recreation Centre. The phone number for the centre in Terrace Bay is 825-9283, and 824-2983 in Schreiber. exists HOR 4B1. Please return the ap- pliance with one set of grill plates installed; keep the cord and the other set of grill plates. Parcel post costs will be refunded by the manufacturer. Modified and new units will be identified with the letter "A" printed after the model number on the car- ton, and on the underside of the product: (575A). Winner The winner of the Order of the Eastern Star, Silver Birch chapter in Terrace Bay raffle held recently for a hand knitted afghan was a Schreiber resident, Mar- ilyn Yates, acording to a news release. The afghan was knitted by Kay Holt, formerly of Terrace Bay. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS TAKE NOTICE that all creditors and others having claims against the Estate of HELEN BULNA, late of the Nor-West Motel, P.O. Box 277, Schreiber, Ontario, Widow, who died on or about the 5th day of December, 1985, are required on or before the 4th day of July, 1986, to send to the undersigned Solicitors full particulars of their claims, du- ly verified, after which date the Estate will be distributed having regard only to the claims then filed. DATED at Thunder Bay, Ontario, this 28th day of May, 1986. a SWIM REGISTRATION - 1986 JULY DEADLINE: Monday, June 24, 1986 * Swim lessons are available to anyone who is at least 4 years of age before July 2/86. Children under 4 are welcome to join Mom & Tot with a parent. = * All participants for lessons or special programs must be current members of the Terrace Bay Recreation Association. One Activi- ty" memberships can be purchased for swimming. Please call the recreation office at 3542 for details. NAME: AGE: surname first name ADDRESS: PHONE: RED CROSS PROGRAMS: ROYAL LIFE SAVING: SPECIAL PROGRAMS: * Tadpoles * Lifesaving 1, 11, 111 * Mom & Tot * Yellow * Bronze Medallion * Aquabics * Orange : * Bronze Cross * Synchro * Red * Adult Lessons * Maroon (minimum of 10 required for each * Blue of the above) * Green * Grey * White * Survival PRINT THE LEVEL OR PROGRAM YOU WISH YOU OR YOUR CHILD TO ENROLL IN: CHECK OFF THE SESSION YOU PREFER FOR THE ABOVE: (you can sign up for both now) July 2 to July 22 July 28 to Aug. 18 Please Note that lessons and Mom & Tot are held daily. Exact days have yet to (Mon. to Fri.) (Mon. to Fri.) be determined for aquabics and synchro. All programs are held regardless of weather conditions. REGISTRATION FEES:. * Lessons - $7.00/person, per session (15) lessons - $18.00/family (3 or more) per session * Mom & Tot - $10.00 per session (1 or more children) * Aquabics CONSENT: parent/guardian signature or daughter's , participating in swim lessons as noted above. consent to my son - $10.00/person, per session (3 weeks, 2 nights per week) name name CHILDREN'S REGISTRATION FORMS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED WITHOUT PARENT GUARDIAN SIGNATURE. NO REGISTRATION FORMS WILL BE AC- CEPTED WITHOUT PAYMENT. ' . Deadline for July registration is: Monday, June 24, 1986 Deadline for August registration is: Monday, July 21, 1986. * Late registration will be double the regular price - no exceptions!!! Limited registration. Please register early. McKITRICK, JONES, KISLOCK Barristers, etc. P.O. Box 2538 17A South Cumberland Street Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 5GI1 Solicitors for the Executor