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THE NEW TANNERTHURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2009 15 Help Wanted Help Wanted Queen of Credit I WILL FINANCE YOU! Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere ILL MAKE YOUR FIRST 3 PAYMENTS 100% APPROVAL RATING! YOUR JOB IS YOUR CREDIT Vehicles from $5000-$25000 whatever you need! IF YOU HAVE AN INCOME ...YOURRE APPROVED! PROBLEMS = SOLUTIONS On Disability Divorced Late Payments 0 Down No Credit Bankrupt No Money Lowest Interest Rates Credit Counselling YOURE APPROVED 1-866-367-7390 IF WE DONT HAVE IT - WE WILL GET IT! Specializing in 100% Credit Re-establishment GIANT USED CAR CLEARANCE TRUCKS VANS SUBS CARS WHATEVER - 2,500 TO CLEAR Low as $37 perwk. $0DOWN! SAMEDAYDELIVERY ? Ask forCasey ????? ???????? ???????????????? ???????? ?????? Halton Hills Hydro Inc is a progressive electric distribution utility servicing the Town of Halton Hills. We are currently seeking a dynamic, highly motivated individual to fill the position of Distribution Engineer. The successful candidate will play an important role on the team that will help to determine the future of this community focused utility. This position reports to the Manager of Engineering/Operations and will be responsible for the preparation and approval of new design standards, cost estimates, drawings, and inspections regarding extensions and changes to the electrical distribution system. In addition, this position will be a key driver for implementing new technology within our system. The applicant will have demonstrated the following qualifications, which are essential to this position: Commitment to safety in the workplace for the protection of employee and the general public. Commitment to a culture of conservation and energy efficiency. Proven experience in the design of electrical distribution systems. Proficient with Microsoft Office applications and AutoCAD Knowledge of OEB, ESA, CSA and Ontario Regulation 22/04 requirements relating to the design of electrical distribution systems. Good working knowledge of electrical theory and construction practices. Proven interpersonal skills, including respect for all customers and employees. Leadership in the areas of team building and training. Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written. Licensed Electrical Engineer, registered with the Professional Engineers of Ontario Able to work independently and make decisions that may have a major impact on the organization A valid Ontario G drivers license with excellent driving record. The duties of the Distribution Engineer will include, but are not limited to the following: Support Engineering Department staff Approve and stamp new design standards and deviations for us within our system Work with customers, developers, consultants, municipal staff, other utilities, contractors and other departments to facilitate the design and construction of extensions and changes to the electrical distribution system. Creation, maintenance and upkeep of distribution system records. Monitor project costs and variances. Prepare budget proposals as required by the Manager of Engineering/ Operations. Other duties that may be assigned from time to time. Wages commensurate with experience and qualifications, as well as a competitive benefit package. Qualified candidates should forward their detailed resume, in confidence, to Human Resources hr@haltonhillshydro.com by 4:00 p.m., Friday March 20th, 2009. We thank all applicants for their interest however only those selected for an interview will be contacted. DISTRIBUTION ENGINEER Police caution on false inspectors Halton Regional Police are warning the public to be wary of persons fraudulently misrepresenting themselves as food inspectors to local merchants after an incident Tuesday, March 4, at the Hasty Market retail store on Sixth Line, in Oakville. A woman at the store at 11:45am indicated to the store manager that she was a Food & Water Safety Technician. She presented a business card indicating she was from the Canadian Food Safety Resource Centre from Ottawa. The woman tried to coerce the store manager to purchase a $39.95 testing kit used to detect bacteria, namely Lysteria, in food, police said. The store manager was suspicious and declined. She then tried to coerce the manager into buying by stating he could be liable to health code violations and financial penalties. When this failed the woman left. The suspect is described as being a black female, approximately 50, with a medium build. She had dark shoulder length hair and was wearing a beige coat with a red scarf. Police said, other similar incidents had occurred at Hasty Market locations in Ontario. The Halton Regional Police Service is continuing to investigate this incident. Anyone with information related to it is asked to contact the Oakville Criminal Investigations Bureau at 905-825-4777 Ext 2215 or by calling Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). MEETING NEW FRIENDS: Dermot and Marie Richardson and Ursula and Harry Drinkwater at the New Members Lunch at Acton Seniors Centre last week. Dermot offered to help with the up-coming Bazaar, which is great. Julie Conroy photo Chiropractic Treatments Rehabilitation Kinesiology Assessments Clinical Acupuncture Gait Assessment Custom Orthotics Hours of Operation Monday to Thursday - 7am to 1pm & 4pm to 7pm Friday - 7am to 3pm *Scheduled appointments only between 7am to 9am* Dr. Dana Selby BPHE, CK, DC Have you purchased your dinner ticket for the Mys- tery Dinner, Real Tetreault has planned for Monday, March 16? Listening to Real talk about his plans for the upcoming year sounds very exciting. The New Members Lunch was well attended, and thank- fully the weather cooperated. It was very interesting to meet and get to know our new members. Hopefully they will become involved in the Centre, whether by participating in some of the programs, such as the exer- cise classes, line dancing, the craft group, playing cards, darts, pool or bingo, or helping out in the kitchen at special occasions. Pat Jones is always look- ing for someone at the reception desk. It involves working four hours every other week. If physically you are un- able to be too active, you could volunteer to go on the phone committee and call members to let them know what is happening during the next two weeks. Carmen Bissonnette looks after the phone committee. Carmen tells me we have a problem as some members have either changed their phone num- bers, or moved and have not let us know. It makes it very hard to keep things current if we dont receive the up- dated information. Carmens phone number is 519-853- 1242. She would love to hear from you, if you are willing to help, or if you need to up date your information Dont forget to collect your (and your friends) cash re- ceipts from Giant Tiger. For every $100 value we receive a $10 gift voucher, which will go a long way to help purchase much needed items for the Centre. This is only for tapes dated from Feb. 17 until March 29. Marg Haring let me know that there were six players at last Mondays carpet bowling. The Brown team beat the Black team 15 to 10. Nevis Bozic was cap- tain of the Brown team and Rose Luoma captain of the Black. Jane McAllister, our pro- gram chair, tells me we have an interesting presentation on March 24, Dreams, your Magic Maker. Dick Haas will be here interpreting dreams. Please sign up if you are coming, as Jane needs to know how many to expect. On April 24 we will be having our Spring Fashion Show. Jane is looking for models again this year. Have you always wanted to be a model? Now is your chance. We will be featuring the latest spring fashions from Alia. The Snooker and Snack date has been changed to March 25 at 2p.m. If you are in the least bit interested, try and drop in on that day. Perhaps we can get some- thing going. At this weeks Thursday afternoon bid euchre game, after much excitement, Mae Milton got her mooner - the only one of the day. Last week we had a late mooner after I left. (I dont spend every moment of the day at the Centre). I knew about Mary Irwins early one, but it seems Betty Brewer had one later so I missed it in last weeks column. Members of the Acton Seniors Centre would like to offer our condolences to Jane Hodges family. Jane was an avid gardener, and enjoyed Monday mor- nings Tai Chi at the Centre and playing cards. The membership com- mittee has been busy calling members who have forgotten to pay their dues for 2009. If you received a call and are intending to renew please pop in and pay as soon as possible. I have just heard that Margaret Anderson was in a car accident, and is in the hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. Margaret is a very busy person, (on lots of committees), so her hard work will be missed until she is up and about again. Its great to see Donna Rowley is starting to feel a little better, and is attending some of the functions at the Centre. This week the 50/50 was won by Nives Bozic. Nives won $68 Congratu- lations. HAPPY 65th Wedding AnniversArY jim & retA From all of your family xoxo