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Wednesday, June 21, 1989 TERRACE BAY/SCHREIBER NEWS Page 3 Preferred Rates for Male Operators 21-24 825-3246 "Ideal Young Driver Class" Student placement centre now open By Dave Chmara The Canada Employment Centre for Students (CECS) opened its doors Monday, June 12. Open from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday, the employ- ment centre is a good starting point for students in their job search. Student Placement Officer Tammy Trach, will be enlisting the help of local businesses this week to find jobs for students. This week is Hire a Student Week and Trach said students can volunteer to help during the week. Monday was a chance for stu- dents to learn how to write and prepare a resume. Trach said stu- dents can come in at any time for help with resumes. Tuesday saw Trach starting an employer blitz in Terrace Bay and Wednesday she plans to be in Schreiber. From 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Twelve travel counsellors for local Information Centres took part in a one day workshop last week. The centres will be opening full-time within the next week. Thursday, Trach will be at Costa's in Terrace Bay to help promote the CECS. During the afternoon Friday, Trach will be holding a neighbor- hood blitz to find jobs for stu- dents. Even though the centre ,has only been open for just over a week, Trach said, "we have lots of jobs but very few students." She said when students come in to register they should have their Social Insurance Number with them as referrals to cmploy- ers cannot be made without this number. To use the CECS services, you must be a student whois return- ing to school in the fall. Trach said students sometimes misunderstand what the CECS is all about. "It doesn't look bad to come here," she said. "It's where employers go to look for employ- ees - it's not a sign that you can't get a job." A wide varicty of jobs were Photo by Dave Chmara COUNSELOR REQUIRED The Northshore Family Resource Centre, MARATHON, whose mandate is to provide temporary, secure refuge, quality care and counselling to victims of woman assault requires ONE OUTREACH COUNSELOR for ONE YEAR CONTRACT September 1989 to 1990 Hours: Part-time (10 hours weekly) Location: Office in Schreiber Responsibilities: The OUTREACH COUNSELOR is expected to provide follow-up with ex-residents, do Outreach counselling | with women and their children in crisis, liase with service providers and assist with public education. Qualifications: Post secondary education and/or related human services experience. Knowledge of Pays Plat to Jackfish area and the resources available would be an asset. Applications with resume must be sent to: Personnel Committee, Board of Directors Northshore Family Resource Centre P.O. Box 869 Marathon, Ontario POT 2E0 Deadline: June 30, 1989 For further information, contact: Gloria J. Harris, Coordinator 1-800-465-3307 4 # Tammy Trach, the local Canada Employment Centre for Students' Placement Officer, gives Mari Gemmil a hand in filling out the registration form. The Centre is a good place to begin a job search. Photo by Dave Chmara NOTICE North of Superior Programs Mental Health wishes to announce the appointment of Rhonda Miller, R.N. to the position of Mental Health Worker effective May 15, 1989. The Mental Health Worker will be working out of the Schreiber Community Mental Health office from May 23 to July 7, 1989 inclusive as the Terrace Bay office will be closed. You may reach her at 824-2597. Persons having appointments with the Consulting / Psychiatrists in May and June will be seen in the Terrace Bay office on the specified dates. available last week such as car- penter's helper, clerical, cooks helper, front desk clerk, home makers and labor work, of which Trach says there is a lot available. The CECS covers the arca from Terrace Bay to Rossport and will be open until August 18. It is located in the Multi Purpose Room of the Terrace Bay Recreation Centre. The CECS phone number is 825-9072. Normal office hours in Terrace Bay will resume on July 10, 1989. LT-F250 The 1988 Quadrunner F250 has what it takes to climb mountains as well as move them. Full four-wheel independent suspension, heavy- duty racks and built-in trailer hitch. Plus a high torque 246cc 4-stroke engine. Ten speed dual-range transmission with reverse. Direct shaft drive. And smooth-shifting automatic clutch. Check it out today! June 21,1989 SUZUKI until supplies last. | G. Figliomeni & Sons Inc. 202 Peary St. Schreiber Ont. POT 2S0 QI4.9443 £94.9983