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Nursery Sehool Hallo we'en Party Hydro Commissioner MMal REQUIRES A TREASURER Reporting to Council and Chief Administrative Officer, the Treasurer is responsible for the overali financial affairs of the municipality, including; performing the statutory duties of Treasurer; ad- ministering the Town's financial policies; through the Deputy Treasurer providing general direction ta Treasury staff whose duties include tax collec- tion, accounts receivable, payroil and purchasing. Preparation of an annual capital budget and f ive-year capital forecast. Managing the varl ous investments made by the Corporation. In consulta- tion with other department heads and the Chief Administrative Off icer, the preparation of an an- nual operating budget of approximately $10M. This position requires strong organizational and interpersonal skills încluding thé ability to deal tactfully with the general public. The successful applicant should demonstrate a knowledge of shiort and long term financing as well as an ability ta work with computer applications. The successful applicant should possess a C.A., R.I.A. or C.G.A. designation andior relevant university degree with f ive or more years related municipal experlence at a senior management level. Must have membership or be eigible for membership in a recognized professional accoun- ting association. Salary Range: $38,830 - $44,612 (1985 rate). ln addition a comprehensive employee benef ils package is provided by the mrunicipality. Applications will be received in confidence until; Friday, November 22, 1985. David S, Johnston, MC.I.P., Chief Administrative 'Officer Town of Newcastle 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Onitarlo Ili 3A6 Date of Publication: November 6, 1985 P.O. No. A 1176 request The Town of Newcastle council on Monday gave their support to the Region of Durham Planning depart- ment and set aside a proposai by town planning staff which the_ Region dlaims is a duplication of the Regional Officiai plan which in fact supercedes anything in area which the Town might und4r- take. Mr. Kotseff of the Regional planning depart- ment said the regional pro- posai would streamiine pro- cedure and be less confusing for individuals. The issue which has developed between the two planning departments per- tained ta the form and con- tent of the Town's proposed Officiai plan relative to ian- duse designations. The Region contends this is already in the Regionai Of- ficiai plan and there is no need for a further such plani and that in fact the Regionai plan would supercede the Town's plan. Terry Edwards, director of planning for the Town said it was a mnatter of philosophy and feit that the Town shouid be dtermining land-use designations not the Region. Council members sup- ported the view of the, Regional department which is feit will simplify applications in, the future. Counc. Taylor gave his support to the Town's department but lost out in his bid. Taylor said the same problemi wiil be there that have had to, be faced by coun- cil of the Town in the past. The Region said the Town's map could be used for information. It was sta ted that procedure was very simn- ple with only the one regional plan. Orono Weekly Times, Wedriesday, Noveober 6, 1985-9 Ap-ple Blossom Shop-m has been recognized an accepted as an officiai mem ber of the Florists Transworld Delivery Service In order to celebrate this mnilestoneachievemnent the Apple Blossom Shop is offering 20% COF F Everything In The Store Store FOR 3 DAYS ONI.Y Nov. 7, 8, & 9th Hope to see you. Main St. Orono Open Mon. - Sat. 9-6, Fr1. 9-8 983-5291, (after hours please cail 983-9656) WARD 3, TOWN 0F NEWCASTLE FOR FULL TIME, REPRESENTA TION "BILL CLARKE" AS YOUR LOCAL COUNCILLOR 'A Pro yen Record' FormerTeacher - Durhamn 26 Years Former Member of Comr,,ttee of Adjust- ment Town of Newcastle' Elected to Regional council Ward 3 1978-80 Member of Social Services commnittee Publie Works & Finance ,1ý Reg ion Review committee Former Executive Camp Samac Presently Chairman of St. John Am- bulance, Oshawa-Newcastle Branclh Presently Presîdent of Navy League Sea Cadets Presently Member of Town Appointed Port Granby Monitoring Committee Graduate Canaclian Army Staff Col lege Appointments By Lt. Governor in Council commissionier Residential Tenancy Com- mission 1981-83 Member of Ontario council of' colleges 1978-81 lnvested with the Order of St. John Faîl In- vestiture - Ottawa 1978 Member Royal Canadian Legion The Issues1 Solution ta Newtonville's Water and Gar- bage Taxes Based on Services Received Self Determination For The Hamlets Support of Community Halls centralization of Town.Staff Protection of Farmland Re-zoning By-laws to Serve the People Immediate Study of GO Train Impact On Town Emergency.Plan là Place For Darlington Study of Outer Fringe Fire Protection. Safe Solution ta Port Granby Nuclear Dump Aggressive Marketing ta Attract Industrial and Residential Development To Build Up Tax Base THE DAYS 0F PART TIME COUNCILLORS ARE LONG GONE WHY SEUTLE FOR LESS THAN TOTAL COMMITTMENT GO WVITH EXPERIENCE BILL CLARKE x BILL CLARKE 'HAS THE CAPACITY FOR HARO WORK "HE WILL WORK FOR YOUý" contact 786-2240 ELECT BILL CLARKE NOV. 12 .... . .... .. . ...........