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Leading the Way CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON www.clarington.net 905-623-3379 MAYOR'S CORNER CHANGE? AT VERIDIAN I have said this before but it continues to hold true. Clarington is booming and our investment in Veridian Corporation continues to exceed our expectations. Veridian began operation in 1999 as the result of a merger between Clarington Hydro and the utility providers for the Town of Ajax and the City (then Town) of Pickering. In 2000, Veridian purchased Uxbridge Hydro and Port Hope Hydro bllowed by the purchase of Brock Hydro in 2001. The Dartnership grew to include Belleville following the merger with their utility provider. On June 28, 2005 Veridian Corporation hosted the Annual Shareholder's Meeting. This is a meeting whereby shareholders, like Clarington, are presented with detailed reports reviewing the financial and operational highlights of the corporation. It was at this meeting that I was appointed Chairman of the Board for Veridian Corporation - replacing John Wiersma who has moved on to pursue other challenges. Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner was appointed to my former position of Vice-Chair. Veridian Corporation distributes electricity to more than 93,000 customers. Recently, the Corporation purchased Gravenhurst Hydro and Scugog Hydro Energy Corporation. In his picture, I am joined by Scugog Township Mayor Marilyn Pearce (representing Scugog Hydro) and Michael Angemeer (President and CEO of Veridian Corporation) to sign the pur- chase agreement. With the approval of the Ontario Energy Board (OEB), Veridian will being providing electri cal service to our neighbours in Port Perry and the surrounding surrounding community. The future continues to be bright for the Municipality o Clarington, our investments and our residents. To learn more about your electrical energy distributor, visit www.veridian.com on the intemet ; DURHAM HFf.lON DURHAM REGION TRANSIT LOGO CONTEST Enter the Durhem Region Transit Logo Contest for your chsnce to win $250.00 and ■ transit pass for a yearl The Region of Durham is in need of a logo for the new Durham Region Transit system, effective January 1,2006. The Durham Region Transit Logo Contest Is open to all individuals 18 years of age or older who live or work In Durham Region. Deadline for submissions Is 4:30 p.m. on Friday, July 29,2005. For complete contest details, please visit www.reglon.durham.on.ca/tranalttogocontest Send Contest Entries To: Durham Region Transit Logo Contest do Transit Communications Working Group, Selection Committee Regional Municipality of Durham Headquarters 605 Rosslend Road East Whitby, ON L1N6A3 1 hv Krjion.il Mil u 11 ». 1111 y ol Uurh.f mV. R.-.asI tu. I R«i nl l"ivl WHIT ft Y Cbi MN i,A T, l.-phon. (=)0 r .) f.f-f. 77 V nr I itf.O \U I H ? *v»w. icgiuil vuih.'m on <. i Beopol Scoop your dogfs poop/ | Burning Bylaw Bylaw 2001-113 Outdoor or open air burning is prohibited in urban areas in the Municipality of Clarington. 3ural areas may apply for a burning permit from Clarington Emergency & Fire Sen/ices. Certain restrictions apply. Violators of this By-law will be assessed for the cost of manpower manpower and firefighting equipment equipment used to extinguish the fire. Appliances solely designed for cooking purposes are exempt from this by-law. For further information please contact Clarington Emergency & Fire Services Headquarters at 905-623-5126. [ TWO LIGHT EQUIPMENT OPERATORS(UNION) | Please quote File #81-05 Qualifications: Grade 12 Secondary School education or equivalent com-| bination of education and experience. Valid Class "D" Ontario Drivers Licence with "Z" endorsement, endorsement, is mandatory. One year demonstrated experience in light equipment operation. >roven experience to operate and maintain light equipment equipment is required. All duties must be performed in accordance with the Occupational Health and Safety Act, municipal policies and procedures. A current WHMIS Training Certificate would be an asset. The following is required at time of interview: Proof of Current Automobile Insurance Coverage and cur-1 rent Driver's Abstract Valid Ontario Drivers License "DZ" Current (within last 90 days) Criminal Records Check ("CPIC") NOTE: Operations Employees are subject to standby, on call duty and may be required to work out of any Operations locations depending on work schedules and manpower requirements. Operations employees must be willing to accept temporary assignments for| maintenance operations in arenas, parks and cemeteries. cemeteries. Salary: Code 3 of the Outside Collective Agreement - $17.33 - $21.61 per hour-2005 rate. Applications will be received prior to 5:00 p.m.. Friday. July 29. 2005, COMING EVENTS | PART TIME AQUATICS PROGRAMMER I Please quote: File # 84-05 (up to 24 hrs/week) Summary of Duties: Reporting to the Aquatics Coordinator, the Aquatics Programmer will assist in all aspects of aquatic instructional instructional programming including registration, canceling/ adding classes, private and semi-private registration, I instructional schedules, and inventory and/or ordering of instructional supplies. Qualifications: I Degree or diploma in Recreation and/or a combination of work related experience is preferred. 1-2 years related programming and supervisory experience, experience, preferably in a municipal setting. Demonstrated ability to work independently and be self-motivated. Strong Customer Service skills Certification in the following would be an asset: Red Cross Instructor, NLS Instructor/Examiner/Instructor Trainer, Lifesaving Society Instructor/Examiner, National Lifeguard Services Award and Standard First |Aid/Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, First Aid Examiner Experienced in computer applications specifically Windows 2000, Microsoft Office XP, Class/Escom and IVR/On-line Registration A satisfactory, current (within last 90 days), Criminal Records Check ["CPIC"], current satisfactory Driver's Abstract and proof of automobile insurance will be| required at the time of interview. Salary Rate: $18.40 per hour (2005 rate) Applications will be received prior to 5:00 p.m.. Friday. July 29.2005. I P/ease submit resumes for the positions above to: Human Resources Division iMunicipality of Clarington 40 Temperance Street Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 3A6 U'ersonol Information is collected under the authority of the Munld/xil Freedom \of Information and Protection of Privacy Act for the purpose of job selection. We \thank all up/Mcants for their Interest, however, only those under consideration \wlll he contacted. | For complete job postings please visit www.clarlngton.net/careers CONCERTS IN THE PARK - BOW. ROTARY PARK July 21 - Kawartha Lakes Big Band July 28 - Charles Street Band - from Country to Rock Thursday concerts start at 7:00 PM Rain or Shine VILLAGE CONCERTS - NEWCASTLE PARKETTE July 26 - Nothin' Serious - Celtic, Irish & East Coast Music August 2 - Chuck Simms - Newfoundland, Irish and Country Tunes Tuesday concerts start at 7:00 PM (Rain Venue - Community Hall) ORONO CONCERT SERIES - ORONO BANDSTAND July 28 - Clarington Concert Band - Classics & Broadway Music August 3 - Mike Pollard - Kendal's own Recording Artist] Wednesday concerts start at 7:00 PM (Rain Venue - Orono Town Hall) C. L. O. C. A. - SUMMER FUN July 21 - Earthwalk -10 AM & 1 PM - Lynde Shores C.A. (Whitby) To register or for more info contact Cathy at CLOCA 905- 579-0411 ext. 108 www.cloca.com G R.C. A.-NATURE NUTS CAMP July 25 - 29 Discovery Days August 8 -12 Crafty by Nature August 15 -- 19 The Good, The Bad and The Bugly For more details or to register, call GRCA 905-885-8173 THE DRIFTWOOD THEATRE GROUP presents - THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (abridged) July 29, 7:30 PM Soper Creek Park, Bowmanville Ticket Hotline: 905-576-2396 www driftwoodtheatre.com GET INTO YOUR LIBRARY THIS SUMMER Summer Reading Club: Children can "Blast Off!" at all CPL branches. Sign up today and start attending weekly programs And don't forget about....Internet Training sessions, Storytimes and our Book Club for Adults Call 905-623-7322 or visit www.darington-librarv.on.ca ^ or more details on any of these tree programs. Attention Responsible Pet Owners 1 2005 DOG AND CAT LICENCE DOOR TO DOOR CAMPAIGN BEGINS MAY 13TI Effective May 1,2005, Clarington dog and cat licences will be sold door to door by one of our Animal Licensing Otficers. Payment at your door will be accepted in the orm of cash and debit. .--"Ti v T"--~ / -O' The Clarington Animal Services By-law requires that all dogs and cats be licenced each year. Responsible pet ownership is encouraged with reductions in the licence fee for neuter/spay, rabies vaccine and microchipping. We are able to return dogs and cats to their owners with a simple telephone call if the animal is wearing a tag. Be sure to protect your pet by purchasing your 2005 licence' If you require any further information, please contact our Clarington Animal Shelter at (905) 623-7651. Anne Greentree, B.A., A.M.C.T. Deputy Clerk All day events, free boat cruises & entertainment! Everyone is Welcome! Saturday, July 23,2005 905-987-5251