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PAGE 2 THE CANADIAN STATESMAN, October 9, 2002 www.durhamregion.com ClurhMm Leading the Way ^ 905-623-3379 info.municipality.clarington.on.ca COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY TO THE DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY SERVICES (Non-Affiliated Position) Please quote File No. #03-02 The duties and responsibilities of the Confidential Secretary are performed under the direct supervision of the Director of Community Services. Qualifications: • The successful candidate must be a graduate of a Community College Administrative Program or possess the equivalent education and experience. • Excellent supervisory and organizational skills are required. • Excellent written and oral communication skills are required. \ • Demonstrate proficiency in Word for Windows applications, applications, Excel, Access, PowerPoint and the Internet. • Experience in dealing with confidential and sensitive matters is a necessity. ' • Experience working with CLASS Recreation software programs would be an asset. The interview will include written and oral testing to assist in determining the successful candidate. Salary: The position will be remunerated at Level 3 of the Non-Affiliated grid ($37,102 - $48,401). Applications will be received in confidence until 5:00 PM on October 18th, 2002 to: Office of the Chief Administrative Officer 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, ON L1C3A6 FIRE PREVENTION WEEK "Alarmed for Life" Program from October 6 to October 11. Firefighters will be visiting homes to ensure that everyone everyone has working smoke alarms and a home escape plan Fire Chief for a Day contest will be held from October 6 to 11. For further information please call 905-623-5126. LOCAL ARCHITECTURAL CONSERVATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Municipality of Clarington is seeking volunteers to fill vacancies on its Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee (LACAC). LACAC makes recommendations to Council on the preservation of structures of historical and/or architectural significance. The meetings are held the third Tuesday evening of each month. If you are interested in applying for this committee, please submit an application to the Municipal Clerk's office, Municipal Administrative Centre, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville by 5:00 p.m., Wednesday. October 23. 2002. Application forms can be obtained from the Municipal Administrative Centre. ONTARIO GLOBAL TRADERS AWARDS La The Government of Ontario and their partners in trade are seeking nominations for the Ontario Global Traders Awards. The awards recognize export success among Ontario's small and medium-sized enterprises in virtually all sectors of the economy, from construction, to telecommunications! manufacturing, health care, design and the agri-food industry. If your organization has turned exporting into new jobs and business opportunities, or you are a leader who champions the cause of exporting, they want to recognize your achievements. Students with à strong track record in international trade can also submit a nomination. You can nominate yourself or your company, or you can nominate someone else. Nominations can be submitted online. The Guide and Nomination Form are available on the Ontario Global Traders Awards Website, at www.ontafioexportsinc.com or at the Municipal Clerk's Department, 40 Temperance Street, Bowmanville. All nominations must be received by November 1.2002. FIRE CHIEF FOR THE DAY CONTEST During Fire Prevention Week, October 6- 12, 2002, McDonald's Restaurants of Clarington and Clarington Emergency & Fire Services are offering local children an exciting chance to be "Fire Chief for the Day". Ballots for the contest will be located at the two McDonalds Restaurants. 2387 Highway #2 in Bowmanville and Highway #35/#115 in Newcastle. Ballots will also be located at Fire Station #1. 2430 Highway #2 in Bowmanville and Fire Station #4, 3289 Trulls Road. Courtice. The contest winner will be picked up by a Clarington Emergency & Fire Services fire truck and taken to the department's headquarters to participate in various activities throughout the afternoon. afternoon. The day will finish with the contest winner and their family enjoying dinner at McDonald's Restaurant. In addition, the contest winner will receive a number of great prizes. The winner will be contacted on Wednesday October 16th. The theme for Fire Prevention Week 2002 is "Team Up for Fire Safety". Effective fire safety depends on teamwork. It's a simple idea - team up with the people around you so that all of you will know how to prevent, and if necessary, survive a fire. For more information, please contact: Fire Prevention Officer Randy Reinert Clarington Emergency & Fire Services 905-623-5126 or Robin Burns, Community Relations McDonald's Restaurant 905-432-6319 A i ■ ■ *■ < -pîvp'Tt T^tiÉlÉff ■ A SPECIAL THANKS TO THE FOLLOWINQ PEOPLE A BUSINESSES FOR THEIR GENEROUS DONATIONS WHICH HELPED MAKE THIS DAY POSSIBLE » : [a $ a ■ v A & P Food Stores (Bowmanville Mail) • A & P Food Stores (Liberty Street) •A Buck or Two (Bowmanville). • Bank of Nova Scotia (Bowmanville) • Bob's Towing • Brine Canada - Burger King (Bowmanville) itSE • C.I.B.C. (Bowmanville) • Cigas Welding & Industrial Supplies 4«t • Costco Wholesale (Ajax) • Ervin Molnar • • Gramhams I.G.S. , • Graham's I.G.A. - Bowmanville j r ' v • Hepco Credit Union • Home Depot (Oshawa) • Hydro One • Kelsey's Restaurant (Bowmanville)^^® • Kidde Safety • Loblaws (Bowmanville) • McDonald's Restaurants (Bowmanville and Newcastle) • Mill Valley Natural Spring Water • Morris Funeral Chapel • Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home • Ontario Power Generation * Pine Ridge Rental • Rekker's Garden Gallery • Royal Bank • Schneider Foods SW • T.D. Canada Trust (Downtown Bowmanville) : • Tim's Party Centre • Tim's Rent All ; j < • Town of Ajax • Wal Mart (Oshawa) • Weston's • Zellers (Bowmanville) Y T; • ••••••••www w^ A SPECIAL THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE AND ORGANIZATIONS : îFO u/tH^iSKÎnNÜÀL FAMILY SAFETY DAY - CLARINGTON ■ C.N.I.B • Co-Operators • Cruiser's Band • Durham Durham Region Emergency • Durham Region Health Department • Durham Regional Police Services • GO Transit/Operation Lifesaver • High School Volunteers Kelsey's Restaurant (Bowmanville) ■ 1 \ ^ v *$P8 il 1 Laidlaw Transport • Loblaws (Bowmanville) • Metro Toronto Mounted Police • Municipality of Clarington • Ontario Provincial Police • O.V.E.R.T. • Ronald McDonald Show MgsMœæm • Royal Canadian Mounted Police ■!': iWs • Road Watch • Scooter the Clown • Seneca College Students •State Farm Insurance • The Firehouse • Veridian Connections . 1 f A) mmâmà • War Amps • Wilmot Creek Volunteers NEW DRAMA PROGRAMS IN CLARINGTON! After a fantastic week of summer drama camp this August, the Municipality of Clarington is proud to partner with The Drama Club, Southern Ontario's most popular provider of theatrical training for young people, to present a fall program. The Drama program Instructors are all certified teachers who use a specially developed curriculum, allowing children to progress through introductory and advanced levels of dramatic training. JUNIOR DRAMA (5-8yrs.) Designed for primary-aged children, it introduces young actors to theatre, music, art and dance through a series of activities based on the theme of the day. Each session begins with a story to Introduce the theme. Guided role playing, drama games, creative movement, and a related craft extend the theme. By the end of the session, the children are performing their own version of the storyl SATURDAYS 9:00AM -10:15AM-10 Weeks commencing October 5th -Courtice C.C. $96.00 Bar Code #11547 DRAMA FOR KIDS-INTRO (9-14 yrs.) This program examines the basic elements of theatre: Tableaux, Mime, Movement, Voice, Characterization and Improvisation. It will provide participants with the basic skills to move Into the production of a play. The winter session will focus on the preparation of a play which will give each participant a significant role In character and a chance to use the skills developed In the fall. The performance will be presented onstage with lighting to the delight of family and friends! SATURDAYS 10:30AM- 11:45AM -10 Weeks commencing October 5th -Courtice C.C. $96.00 Bar Code # 11548 For more Information or to register call the Community Services Department at (905) 623-3379 ext.272, Registration Is also available through EazyReg (905) 623-3299 •» ikiy ())M| Ï REIGNING CATS AND DOGS Morgan is a very sweet female lab spaniel mix. She is a gentle dog. She is clean in her pen and she seems to like cats. Our shelter is absolutely full of cats and kittens in need of new homes. Please remember nature did not design kittens to be available at Christmas. If you want to add a cat to your family come down to the shelter and see if there is someone special here for you. You can also visit the shelter on line at anlmalservicos® municipality,clarington.on.ca or on www.petflndor.com or for a small foe at www.potposting.com. For information on this and other animals please coll 905-623-7651 or visit us at 33 Lake Rd„ Bowmanville, Ckiringlon I rüiHiiK (hr Muy www.municipality.clarington.on.ca