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Page 10, News, Tuesday, October 22 1991 THE McCAUSLAND HOSPITAL Terrace Bay REQUIRES ONE FULL-TIME AMBULANCE/SECURITY MANAGER Duties to commence immediately. Candidates must possess the following essential qualifications: - speak and write the English language fluently - hold an Ontario Secondary School Graduation Diploma or equivalent - hold a valid driver's licence that authorizes the holder to drive an ambulance - hold an Emergency Medical Care Assistant Certification - hold a valid first aid certificate, and a valid cardiopul- monary resuscitation certificate - have good managerial experience in a unionized envi- ronment - have good experience as an Emergency Medical Care Attendant - have good experience in budget preparations and bud- get maintenance - have good experience in security and investigative techniques. : SALARY: To be negotiated CLOSING DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS: I October 25, 1991 Please forward applications to: : Director, Human Resources The McCausland Hospital 2 Cartier Drive Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2WO 2 . VILLA BIANGA h FULLY FURNISHED BACHELOR APARTMENTS available for rent These 1 Bedroom Units have kitchen facilities. Satellite T.V., telephone and utilities are all included. Phone 824-2 172 or drop in at the VILLA = ey Energy Is it costing your business too much? Welcome Program involves parents -- in their children's education by Darren MacDonald The News A new parent/teacher initia- tive at St. Martin School in Ter- race Bay aims at maximizing parents' involvement in their children's schooling. "It involves them (parents) in the social and emotional side of their children's education," said St. Martin principal Diane Aitchison. Each class at the school has a "parent contact" whom teach- ers can contact when they want help in organizing extra-circu- lar activities. The activities can include fundraisers, helping out student council, or helping with spe- cial events, such as an upcom- ing Halloween dance on Oct. 26. The parents are kept informed about what's happen- ing at the school through a newsletter the school sends them. Aitchison said parents approached her in late August to see if she was interested in Starting the program. "I would've approached them if they hadn't approached me," said Aitchison, who has been involved with similar pro- grams in other schools. About 40 parents turned out CAP | call 824-3345 ENERGY FORUM PROGRAM Registration and Coffee Exhibit Viewing Leslie Dickson, Chairperson Aguasabon Chamber of Commerce C. David Winlo, Program Representative A free evening forum focusing on reducing the cost for energy in commercial buildings. The forum will look at various means of reducing building electrical and natural gas consumption and costs. An introduction and overview of the "Commercial Buildings Energy Management Program" will also be presented. 3 4 The Ontario Ministry of Energy The Commercial Buildings Energy Management Program Lyn T. Ross, Program Technical Consultant Find out the details of this program and how you, the commercial building owner/manager, may participate inand benefit from this free, voluntary program designed to assist you in reducing your operating costs. Ontario Hydro Commercial Energy Management Programs Tom Pickett, Energy Advisor, Ontario Hydro Tom will provide you with a concise overview of all the available Ontario Hydro programs which are of benefit to the commercial building owner/manager. A variety of potential electrical energy saving ideas and suggestions for commercial buildings will also be presented. Speaker to be announced Closing Remarks Leslie Dickson, Chairperson Social, Exhibit Viewing Complimentary Wine and Cheese Aguasabon Golf Club Terrace Bay, Ontario October 30, 1991 6:45 - 9:30 p.m. Forum Closes Sponsored by The Northwestern Ontario Associated Chambers of Commerce The Aguasabon Chamber of Commerce Ontario Ministry of Energy Register Today Mailing Address City Postal Code Phone Fax Space is Limited - Admission is Free To register, detach this portion and return to: Aguasabon Chamber of Commerce Attention: Leslie Dickson P.O. Box 695 Terrace Bay, Ontario POT 2WO Phone: 825-9688 Fax: 825-9664 St. Martin principal Diane Aitchison. for an organizing meeting in late September, a turn out Aitchison said she is pleased with. By spreading out the respon- sibility for the emotional and social development of the chil- dren to include parents, she said teachers will have more time to concentrate on the aca- demic side of education. Nancy Baxter, one of the parent contacts, said the pro- gram can help children build self esteem by having their par- ents directly involved in school activities. "It provides a little extra care for the kids," she said. "And I think it helps them to see other adults besides the teachers and their parents." Aitchison said she hopes to eventually expand the contacts to include senior citizens. "T think it would be good for the kids to have more contact with older people." NOT WEARING YOUR SEAT BELT? October is seat belt month. Buckle up. Me The Royal Canadian Legion Terrace Bay Branch 223 0 REMEMBRANCE DAY DINNER AND DANCE Saturday, November 9, 1991 Cocktails....6:00 p.m. Dinnet........ 7:00 p.m. Dance...9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. MUSIC..ccccccceee'" PARTIE SOUND - , TICKETS - $40.00/Couple $20.00/Single (available at the Legion) Deadline for tickets: Wednesday, November 6, 1991 NOTE: A bus will be provided to and from the Legion. Pickup will be at 5:30 p.m. following the former mill routes. Departure from the Legion will be at 1:15 a.m. 824-3418 TRAVEL Air line ticketing and all hotels world wide 7 Joe Mykietyn (Agent) P.O. Box 925 The Laprade Travel Shop Ltd. Schreiber, Ont., POT 2S0