PAGE 8, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1980, WHITBY FREE PRESS m a aq i 25th AP4NIVERSARY 1855-1980 THE CORPORATION 0F THE TOWN 0F WHITBY NOTICE 0F ADVANCE POLL, REGULAR POLL AND APPOINTMENT 0F A VOTINO PROXY NOTICE ls hereby gîven to the Municipal Electors of the Town of Whitby that ln accordance wlth the provisions of The Municipal Elections Act an Advance Poili wlli be heid on Saturday, November 1,1980, at the Whltby Municipal Building, 575 Rossiand Road East, WhItby, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. ln the forenoon and 8:00 p.m. In the after- noon for the purpose of recelvlng votes of Electors who ex. pect to be unabie to vote on November 10,1980. NOTICE ls aiso given that Poliing Day wiii be heid on Mon- day, November 10,1980 between the hours of 11:00 a.m. In the forenoon and 8:00 p.m. ln the afternoon. NOTICE le aiso given that applications for a Certificats to Vote by Proxy are avaliable at the Clerk-Admlniatrator's of- fice. Applications for a certif Icate to vote by proxy muet be made on the prescrlbed forme and submltted to the off ice of the underslgned between the hours of 9:00 ar..In the forenoon and 5:00 p.m. In the afternoon, Monday through Friday, commencing October 21,1980, and endlng Novem- ber 10,1980 An Elector ls entitied to appoint a votlng proxy If the Elector la:- (a)> A pereon other than a person resîdent ln a home for the aged or In a Nursing Home or other Institution of twenty beds or more ln which chronicaiiy 111 or Inflrmed persons reside and who le certif led by a iegally quaiifiled medical practitioner, by certif Icate f lied wlth the Clerk- AdmInIstrator, to be physicaiiy Incapable of attendlng a pollng place; (b) A pereon absent f rom hie regular resîdence by reason of attending an EducationalIinstitution and who le entered n the ist for the polling subdivision In which he nor- maiiy resîdes and who expecte by reason of such ab- sence to be unable to vote at the Advanced Poili or on poiling day; or, (c) A person who expects to be absent f rom his poiilng subdivision durlng the Electlon perlod lnciuding the Ad- vance Poili and Poling Day by reason of hie belng engaged for hlgher or reward ln the business of tran- sportation by raîiway, air, water or motor vehîcle. Any person who le enttled to vote by proxy may appoint as hie votlng proxy, any other person who le eliIble as an eiec- tor In the munIcIpaiity. A person who has been appolnted as a votlng proxy le enttled to vote ln hie own rlght ln the munlclpallty notwthstandlng that he has voted as a votlng 1The last day for fMing applications for a certif Icate to vote 'by proxy le Monday, November 10,1980. Wm. H. Wal lace, A.M.C.T., C.M.C. Returning Offîcer and Clerk-Adminstrator The Corporation of the Town of Whltby 575 Rossland Road East, Whltby, Ontario Report fro m Q neen ' s Park By GEORGE ASHE. MIPP (PC-DURHAM WEST) p ~J. Ini order to draw commumity attention to the need for career planning and to demonstrate to young people the wide range of job options available in Ontario, the Ontario Youth Secretariat ia once again planning a Career Week from November 3 to 9, Career Week will only reach its full potential if the entire community la actively lnvolved. It la time for young people to be interacting with parents, teachers and members of the THERE HAS'NEYER BEEN A BElTER YEAR TO BUY A HAMMOND APP AY STURDAY OCTOBER 25TH1q Career Week needs eonumnity support worklng community whom they would not normallY meet. This interaction la designed to be thought-provoking in order te demonstrate genuine alternatives for selectlng a career. It is hoped that young people will give serlous consideration to pursulng an option whlch they bave neyer consldered before. It la true that one job no longer makes a career. Most people will bave several jobs te a lifetime. They mlght be in a related field, or tbey might be iu several totally unrelated areas. However, a career must start wlth a job. As a result, Career Week wil strive te, explain exactly what Is -involved i the varlous job options. That means that young people should have a feeling for the day-to-day routine. They should under- stand what responsibilities there are, what probleins and wbat pleasures. They must learn what qualification they wll require socially, physlcally andtechnlcally. It la also useful to know the salary range they could expect in today's market, and the possibilities for advancement or transfer te related fields. A career la really a lifetime of work which everyone must face. The work may be in one job or many, but if our youth are going to make such an important choice, it le our respon- sibility to ensure they are well-informed. And we should help our young people to select a career I a logical, methodical fashion. First, a young person must learn to reallatically evaluate his/her straenghts and weaknesses, so that they can use this knowledge te select a career that ie suited to their personallty. We can teach them how to prepare a resume, and how to present themselves in a firat interview. Young people need reassurance that starting a career la a job in itself and they might not always be succeseful at the firet try. It la here that parents can offer tremendous assistance by encouraging determination and perseverance. Teachers can help by encourageing students to vlait the workplace of their parents for a day, and by making arrangements for employers to bring in prototypes or samples of machines and tools used in the workplace. The communlty can participate by donating an arena or centre where displays can be set up on all different types of trades, occupations or choices.1 The Ontario Youth Secretariat bas developed visual aida, publicity brochures, posters and ideas for use by the entire community during Career Week. Individuals and busiesses in Durham West who are willing te become involved in this program, should contact your local high echool or the Ontario Youth Secretariat at 965-489. Five Outstanding Young Canadlians The Whîtby branch of the Canada Jaycees are again participating in the "Five f anding Young li. ans ,Program."y The program is sponsored jointly by the Jaycees and Rothman of Paîl Mail. There are no set guidelines for the 13-year- old award as winners have been selected* from politics, sports, literature and other walks of life. Winners of the program receive the Vanier Award and any person who desires to nominate sommoe should contact Whitby Jaycee president Keith Wager at 668-1612. 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