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In Memory of Walter Weppler

Feb
4
2011

Time has laid his hand Upon my heart gently, not smiting it, But as a harper lays his open palm Upon his harp, to deaden its vibrations. - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow It was a year ago today we lost our Papa / Husband / Father / Brother / Friend, Walter Weppler. Sometimes life changes when we least expect it, and it is only later that we come to appreciate how well deserved eternal rest can be after a life of hard work. Walter worked hard, especially at being the best he could be for others. And now, even though it is a VERY long distance call we know that he will always be there, waiting, at the other end of the phone. Missing you! Mark, Lori, Ben and Sam Tweet … Read entire article »

Filed under: In Memoriam

The LocalMotive Project Releases Priorities

Sep
28
2010

(Oct. 27, 2010, Owen Sound) – Citizens from Grey and Bruce Counties recently gathered in Owen Sound to discuss and lay out key priorities for the LocalMotive Project. Discussion centered around turning the economic challenges of the region into opportunities for increased community cohesion and a more resilient local economy. The recognition of challenges such as rapidly increasing energy costs, imposed limits on municipal decision making, and unnecessary regulatory burden, led to agreement around six critical issues. “These issues need to be addressed immediately if we are to ensure the viability of our regional economy and culture over the next five to ten years”, stated Shane Jolley, coordinator of the Project. Sean McGivern, Ontario coordinator for the National Farmer’s Union, emphasized the need for smarter regulations in local food production … Read entire article »

Filed under: Employment, In The News, Local Area, Opportunities

Computer Parts to Swap

Aug
12
2010

Looking to swap computer components (CD-RW drives etc.) for DDR and/or DDR2 RAM, preferably 512 mb or 1 gb. Building a couple of legacy systems and RAM is hard to find for them. Let's talk! Contact me at Teeswater.Ca Mark Tweet … Read entire article »

Filed under: Swaps Only

Looking For a Childs Bicycle

Jun
28
2010

From Mrs. C. Young: Would like to buy a bike for a child 2-to 3 years old. If anyone has one for sale please contact me at 519-392-7093 Tweet … Read entire article »

Filed under: Looking To Buy

Volunteers Needed!

Jun
28
2010

Town and Country Support Services is looking for individuals to assist at our Teeswater Dining Program, 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month 5:30 p.m at Teeswater United Church. Volunteer once or twice a month. Responsible students welcome (use for your volunteer hours) Please call Grace for more information 1-877-502-8277, after hours ext. 2001 Tweet … Read entire article »

Filed under: Ideas, In The News, Opportunities

What Every Student Worker Should Know

Jun
28
2010

By Emily Grubb Youth Services Officer Service Canada Centre for Youth Before you start a new job, there are probably many questions on your mind – what is the company dress code? Will my coworkers be friendly? What will I be doing? Most importantly, as a new employee, you should ask questions such as: am I being adequately paid according to my skills and qualifications and/or in accordance with provincial/territorial guidelines? What are the hours of work per day and/or week? What other health, safety and regulatory standards should I be aware of before accepting a summer job? To ensure you are treated fairly in the workplace, it is important to know your rights and learn about employment standards which apply to you. Some key standards you should be aware of include: minimum wage rates, … Read entire article »

Filed under: Employment, In The News, Seasonal

Workplace Safety

Jun
25
2010

By Emily Grubb Youth Services Officer Service Canada Centre for Youth The day started just like any other day. Candace1 went to work at the paper mill to earn money for school. She tried to take a short cut over a conveyor belt – supervisors and co-workers did it all the time. She fell and her foot got caught in the conveyor system. There was no emergency button close by – the only reason Candace is alive today is because a co-worker was able to stop the conveyor belt. Candace’s leg was damaged almost beyond repair and had to be amputated below the knee. She may have walked into work that morning, but it was the last day she would ever walk on her own two legs. It is usually inexperience which places young workers … Read entire article »

Filed under: Employment, In The News, Seasonal

Walkerton Service Canada Centre for Youth at Kincardine Farmer’s Market

Jun
21
2010

The Walkerton Service Canada Centre for Youth (SCCY) will be participating in the Kincardine Farmer's Market on June 28, July 12, and July 26!   The SCCY want to increase awareness of the services that the SCCY provides, reach both employers and students, provide information on health and safety and increase awareness of the job bank.   This booth will mainly target employers, especially those wanting to post odd jobs since this event is during school hours. It is in the middle of downtown Kincardine; so many employers will be browsing the different booths. College students are out of school and may attend. It is also possible for high school students to attend during their lunch break. Also, only the first booth will be held during school so it is more than likely … Read entire article »

Filed under: Employment, In The News

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