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THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 2007 THE NEW TANNER 15 CAA TOW TRUCK DRIVER AND LIGHT SERVICE needed for Georgetown & Acton area. Must be 25 with clean drivers abstract. Will Train.905-873- 4800 (35) CARRIERS WANTED FOR West Side of Main St.S. From Cobblehill to Town Limits Ransom Adams Crt. NO COLLECTING! Call Marie at 519-853-0051 days or evenings at 519-853-1779 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED SUPERIOR GLOVE WORKS Canadas leading manufacturer of work gloves had an office position open of General Office Staff. Duties include answering telephones and assisting custom- ers. Computer literacy a must. Previous sales experience an asset. Starting age $12.50/hour. Apply in person (No telephone call or faxes) Must have previous employment references. Superior Glove Works Limited 36 Vimy Street Acton On L7J 1S1 Previous applicants need not ap- ply. Only those of interest will be contacted for an interview. DAYCAREP A CHILDS PLACE Government Licensed Home Daycare Agency still have a few spaces available for children of all ages in Acton. We have program planning, menu planning, we have a qualified ECE monitoring homes. Subsidy agree- ment with Halton Region. Call Cathy 905-873-9119. (34) DAYCARE AVAILABLE in my home: 1 full-time space available now, 2 Full-time spaces available in September. Call Tara 519-853- 4195 (34) DAYCARE AVAILABLE. 10 years experience, all ages. Receipts, references. Lots of love and fun. Call Sheri 519-853-5618(34) DAYCARE AVAILABLE Mon.- Fri. before & after school. Across from MSB School. Call 519-853- 9579. (35) 2 FULL TIME DAYCARE spaces available for September, located in Acton ages 2yrs+. Also able to ac- commodate JK/SK child attending MSB on M/W/F, warm safe drive to and from school on school days, full time daycare on non-school days. Home based Daycare run by qualified ECE Teacher. Hot nutri- tious meals and daily programming followed. Receipts provided, refer- ences available, Christie 519-853- 8226. (34) FULL-TIME SPOT open in a structured daycare/ Learning circle, craft time & playtime in a safe non-smoking environment. Receipts given, Call Kathy 519- 853-9434 (34) ACTON REGISTERED pro- vider/ 10yrs exp. has 2 spots avail. Any shift/ hot meals/receipts pro- vided. For more info contact Lynn @ 519-853-2374 or by email at lmorin@cogeco.ca (35) EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT The East Wellington Family Health Team (EWFHT) is in the start-up and developmental phase of building a team of primary care health professionals to serve the population of East Wellington (Erin/Rockwood) and the surrounding area. We are now expanding the team and are looking for a confident, enthusiastic and skilled team player comfortable working within a fast paced, rapidly changing, dynamic environment who will assist in the development of a strong effective Family Health Team. Responsibilities Reporting to the Business Lead, the Executive Administrative Assistant will provide administrative support functions for the Business Lead and the Board of Directors. This will include general office management and administration; executive support - scheduling of meetings, preparation of reports and minutes, event and travel planning; budget development and financial administration; research, analysis and report writing; as well as project coordination and a myriad of start-up and development activities. Qualifications We are seeking an individual with: The flexibility required to work in a rapidly changing environment The critical ability to multi-task, set priorities and meet deadlines Proven ability to work independently and in a highly interdependent team environment Sound judgment with an emphasis on discretion and confidentiality Strong organizational, planning and office management skills Exceptional communication (written and oral), decision making and problem solving skills Well developed research, analysis and project management skills Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Office products with an ability to learn new software programs quickly and thoroughly Proven ability to work effectively and pleasantly with the public and within a collaborative team Knowledge of and experience working with non-profit board structures or within the health care field will be considered assets. The ideal candidate has experience handling diverse responsibilities and a minimum of four years experience in a similar role. The East Wellington Family Health Team offers attractive compensation, a supportive and flexible work environment and the opportunity to help with creating quality health services for peoples in the Erin/Rockwood area. Salary range $38,000 to $46,700 per annum If you are interested in this opportunity, please send your cover letter and resume in confidence by Wednesday, September 5, 2007 to: Joanna Muckle, Business Lead East Wellington Family Health Team 45 Main Street, Erin, ON NOB 1T0 Joanna.ewag@aztec-net.com We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. No phone calls please. The evening euchre last Wednesday was well at- tended and the lone hand was held by Eileen Wedge, high lady was Shirley Hunter and high man Norm Douglas. The second lady was Gerry Chafe and the second man Steve Palichuk. Elinore Shannon won the boobie prize. The next evening euchre will be on Wednesday, Sept. 19 at 7.15p.m. The September and Octo- ber newsletter should be at the front desk by the end of August. As usual the Birch- way and Elizabeth Drive apartments will have address- es on them and be delivered by a kind member who lives in the apartments. The rest will not be labelled and it is up to you to pick it up. If you are a member of the Acton Seniors Centre and unable to get to the Centre please let us know, and I will try and get a newsletter to you. If you signed the origi- nal information sheet for St. Lawrence Market/Royal Botanical Gardens/ Waldie Blacksmith Shop and wish to go to the St. Lawrence Market will you please make sure your name is on the sheet for the St. Lawrence sheet. (Separate clip board). There is some confusion, and people are putting their names on the wrong sheet. We have gone over it, and hopefully have managed to pick up everyone who was interested. Yvonne has managed to get some information on 17 Mill Street East, Acton 519-853-8628 www.tdidancecenter.com email: info@tdidancecenter.com OFFERING: Tap, Jazz, Ballet, Acrobatics, Hip Hop, Musical Theatre, Adult Classes Sharing Our Love of Dance Since 1998 ??? ?????? ?????? ????? ??? ???? ????? ?? ?? ??????????????????????????? REGISTRATION DATES Wednesday, August 29 - 5:30 - 8:30 pm Tuesday, September 4 - 5:30 - 8:30 pm Thursday, September 6 - 5:30 - 8:30 pm NEW-TRIPLE THREAT PROGRAM (Vocal,Drama, Dance) Belly Dancing Latin Club Dancing Couples Ballroom Dancing Ballroom Line Dancing AUCTION SALE FARM SOLD Thursday August 23, 2007 At 6:00 p.m. For Mrs. Erika Perry 12712 3rd Line Acton From Hwy. #25, east on 22 Sideroad to 3rd line, north on the 3rd line approx. km Or 1 km south from Hwy. # 7 on Churchill Road to 3rd line DOUG DONALDSON AUCTIONEER 519-853-4025 ????? ???????? ???????????????? ???????? ?????? the train trip that runs from Orangeville to the Forks of the Credit and back. It seems there are two different trips, one incorporated a cham- pagne brunch and runs in the morning. The second is a late lunch/dinner in the afternoon and is a turkey dinner. Again I need some feedback on which you would be inter- ested in. I was asked today if ladies who werent members of the Centre were able to go on our Gals on the Go trips. The answer is yes we would love you to join us, but there is an additional $3.00 charge. There are two buses of Seniors from the Acton and Georgetown Centres going to the Niagara Casino in early September. (My daugh- ter in law says between the golfing and the Centre I am never home, and I think shes right). Betty Green tells me the last trip the travel club ar- ranged was to the Jackson Point area, where they had a guided tour of the Sharon Temple, (in Sharon) known as the Temple of the Chil- dren of Peace. After tea and cookies they had lunch at the famous Briars resort. Betty said It was fabulous. On the way home they stopped off at Baldwin to visit the Blue Wil- low Butterfly Conservatory. The plants and flowers have been planted especially to at- tract the butterflies, and you could purchase plants if you wished. They also visited the local farmers market. The weather was beautiful, which really helped make the trip enjoyable.Again the gentle- man whose name was drawn this week at the Friday 50/50 draw had not put his loonie in the box. Next week the prize should be over $300. result in Canada lowering its standards. This is news to me. I am not aware of any such plans. We have strict food standards, said Chong. He went on to say that he is fighting for bet- ter lablelling so consumers can know where their food is from. There is an increasing group of consumers buying Canadian products that they know are safe and healthy. With lead paint in imported toys and melamine in pet foods, we need to provide consumers with better in- formation. Labels need to make it clear where the product is from and where it was processed. Local products are better for the economy, community, envi- ronment and health, Chong said. Chong thanked the town- ship for its support of his staff in addressing recent rural mail delivery issues. Canada Post workers had refused delivery to some boxes based on safety. He said that this riding received the highest pass rate in the country for suitability of rural mailboxes, and he hopes to put the whole is- sue behind us. White thanked Chong for coming, highlighting the importance of reaching out to all levels of government and other partners, saying, COMRIF and the Gas Tax do matter. Having five to seven years funding is better than none. However, it would be nice to have a non-application system. We appreciate your support in reducing growth pressures from Places to Grow and we are with you on enhancing the rail system rather than adding a 400 highway. Mike Chong... Continued from page 12 LET US WELCOME YOU! Our Hostess will bring gifts and greetings, along with helpful information about your new community. Call Betty Ann 853-1944