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Offer available until 24/05/08. FINANCING AVAILABLE No Payments or Interest for 90 Days O.A.C. Halton-Hamilton Source Protection Committee - Environment Representative The Halton-Hamilton Source Protection Region has established a Source Protection Committee, under the Clean Water Act, 2006. The Source Protection Committee is responsible for developing three pieces of documentation that will complete the source protection planning process: 1) a Terms of Reference, 2) an Assessment Report and 3) a Source Protection Plan. The Halton-Hamilton Source Protection Committee is comprised of 15 members, plus the Chair. One of the positions representing the environmental non- government organization has recently become vacant. The Halton Source Protection Authority is inviting individuals interested in fi lling this position to submit an application for their consideration. Job Description & Eligibility Requirements and Application Forms are available at Conservation Halton, 2596 Britannia Road West, Milton ON L9T 2X6 and Hamilton Conservation Authority, 838 Mineral Springs Road, Ancaster ON L9G 3L3. Please visit www.protectingwater.ca for further information on the Source Protection Committee application process. The deadline to submit applications is Friday, April 11, 2008 at 4:30 p.m. For more information on this program and on the Source Protection Committee, please contact Rebecca Hull, SWP Communications Specialist at rhull@hrca.on.ca or 905-854-9229 x221. www.protectingwater.ca 4052 Milburough Line RR2 Campbellville ON L0P 1B0 905.854.9229 Fax 905.854.9220 0111797 0 22 Acton/Georgetown, Friday, April 4, 2008 Independent & Free Press managing editor John McGhie recently presented Georgetown teen Mike Rowan with an Ontario Community Newspapers Association Junior Citizen of the Year certificate. The OCNA annually recog- nizes youths between the ages of 6 and 17 who perform worthwhile community service, acts of heroism or who are "good kids" who make their communities better. Rowan, a lifeguard at the Byng Conservation Area Pool in Dunnville, was recognized for helping res- cue a 14-year-old girl last July who was face down in the water. Rowan spotted the girl, dove in and brought her to the pool edge where he and another lifeguard began to per- form CPR. The girl, from Michigan, was taken to hospital and made a complete recovery. Rowan is currently an engineering student at McMaster University and was a founding member of the Christ the King swim team and has been a member of the Georgetown Children's Chorus since the age of six. An Ontario scholar in 2007, Rowan has also been recognized with the Bishop's Award for Service at Holy Cross Church for his involve- ment in the parish. Photo by Eamonn Maher Junior Citizen is hero Georgetown District High School is hosting, along with The Real Canadian Superstore, guest speaker Dr. Karyn Gordon. Gordon will be speaking to GDHS students on Wednesday, April 9 at 2:15 p.m. Her presentation to students will focus on: How self-esteem is connected to the way friends treat each other; what genuine respect looks like; what bullying (in person or cyber bullying) says about a persons self esteem; three practical ways to build healthy friendships. Gordon will then present to parents that evening at 7 p.m. at The Real Canadian Superstore, 171 Guelph St. Georgetown. Her workshop is for parents of all ages. This 75-minute workshop will focus on: How different parenting styles impact motivation; the importance of personality traits as it relates to motivation; the four different styles of motivation and practi- cal strategies to inspire and motivate your preteen or teen. Register at the Superstores Customer Service or call 905-877-8747. The registration fee is $5 and all pro- ceeds will go to Presidents Choice Childrens Charity. GDHS hosts special speaker