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By Johanne Bolduc CEC Placement Officer The first step toward finding a job is to take a look at yourself and the job market. Be as honest and objective as you can, and take the time to explore a few questions: Why do I want to work? What are my immediate and long-range goals? What are my talents and skills? What are my weaknesses? What type of job and salary can I reasonably expect? ~ If you have answered these questions in an honest and confi- dent manner, you will know exact- ly what you are looking for. No matter what kind of employ- ment a person chooses, one might be required to complete an applica- tion, a resume, or a letter of appli- cation, as well as to attend an inter- view. If you have doubts in your mind on how to perform any of these professional job-seeking tech- niques, the local Canada Employment Centre for Students has just the answer. The centre has developed book- lets detailing step-by-step informa- tion on how to learn these tech- niques. These booklets will guide you, and will give you the edge against the competition. If you need any assistance with the procedures leading up to a suc- cessful job search, please do not hesitate to visit the Canada Employment Centre for Students. We may just be the help you have been looking for! Help available to local unemployed Employers and job seekers from Terrace Bay and Schreiber will benefit from the recent hiring of Diane Atkinson, a_ bilingual employment counsellor based in the Marathon Canada Employment -- Centre. Atkinson, a resident of marathon for three years, brings to the position a strong background in Social Work and several years of practical couselling experience and agency liason service. In addition to providing infor- mation on the Federal Government Job Strategy Program such as Skill Investment, Job Entry, Job Development, Skill Shortages, Community -- Futures and Innovations, she will also have signing authority to approve pro- gram applications at the local level. She will be provided with enhanced training to cousel clients and will provide information on resume writing, interviewing tech- niques, etc.,. ; Terrace Bay and Schreiber will continue to have Job Boards at the Terrace Bay and Schreiber Recreation Centres. Atkinson will be in the area initially every Thursday from 10.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. It is expected that bi-weekly visits will begin in August. For further information, Diane Atkinson may be contacted at the Canada Employment Centre, P. O. Box 958, Marathon, or by tele- phoning 229-0555 or 229-0959. Page 9, News, Wednesday, July 20, 1988 Employment centre for students offers many helpful job-search tips Lussier -- lwanczyk Aggie !wanczyk & Dave Lussier were united in marriage April 23rd, 1988 at St. Hedwigs Church in Oshawa. The bride is the daughter of Mary & Kazimier Iwanczyk of Oshawa. The groom is the son of Marg & Lou ' Lussier of Longlac. The bride was attended by maid of honour, Stel Iwanczyk of Oshawa & bridesmaids, Joanne Burdett of Florida, Pam Astle of Oshawa, Karen Teniuk, Mel Mateev of Terrace Bay & Tonya Popowski of Geraldton. Assisting the groom were best man, Roy Teniuk, of Terrace Bay & ushers Ted lwanczyk of Oshawa, Dave Smeltzer of Terrace Bay, Henry Lesniewski of Oshawa, Dan Mateev of Terrace Bay & Jason Bosak of Newcastle. Photo by: Piper Studio, Oshawa At this time we would like to thank everyone who attended our Stag & Doe and Come & Go Shower, for making it a success. A special thank you to Karen & Roy-Teniuk, Mel & Dan Mateev and Dave Smeltzer for all their hard work & Secret meetings in making those events possible. Also a thank you to my mom & sister Stel for the surprise shower in Oshawa. We would like to express our sincere thanks to all our friends and relatives who had to travel a distance to be with us on our special day. Friends, Dave & Aggie Lussier Avis de Vaporisation Aerienne Dans le cadre du programee actuel de regenereation et de protection des forets du ministere des Richesses naturelles, des peuplements selectionnes dans le district de Geraldton seront vaporises avec un herbidde pour controler la vegetation indesirable a la date suivante ou vers cette date: le 27 juillet, 1988 Pour obtenir plus de renseignements sur ce programme ou pour etudier les details du project et les cartes, communiquez avec: Walt Ellis Project Forester Geraldton District Ministry of Natural Resources 208 Beamish Avenue West P.O.Box640 Geraldton, Ontario POT 1MO numero de telephone: 807-854-1030 © Dans le cadre du programme d'ententes de gestion forestiere, Kimberly-Clark of Canada Limited (compagnie) realisers des herbicide visant a controler la vegetation indesirable. Notice of Aerial Spraying As part of the Ministry of Natural Resources ongoing program to regenerate and protect our forests, selected forest stands in the Geraldton District will be sprayed with herbicide to control competing vegetation starting on or about JULY 27, 1988 To obtain further information about the program or to arrange to review project details and maps, contact: Walt Ellis Project Forester _ Geraldton District Ministry of Natural Resources 208 Beamish Avenue West P.O. Box 640 © Geraldton, Ontario POT 1MO Telephone: 807-854-1030 As part of the Forest Management Agreement Program, Kimberly-Clark of Canada Limited will be undertaking forest improvement projects with the application of herbicide to control competing vegetation. Pour des renseignements detailles sur les projets realises dan les . differentes regions faisant l-objet d'une entente de gestion, For specific information on projects on various management communiquez avec: agreement areas, the following Company can be contacted. Steve Crawford Forest Management Technician Kimberly-Clark of Canada Limited. Longlac, Ontario POT 2AO j Vincent G. Kerrio Ministry of Minister Natural Resources __ Ontario Steve Crawford Forest Management Technician Kimberly-Clark of Canada Limited Longlac, Ontario POT 2AO numero de telephone: 807-876-2221 ¥y Ministry of Vincent G. Kerrlo Minister Natural * Resources Ontario