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k.Quaker State Oil and FRAM oil Tlters. ir i J effectively and courteously with the publie and must 1 keeping akilis. $44,390 per annum. tur areas of responsibility will include the f ield, inspec- ance to the Ontario Building Code, Municipal By-laws Thie Ideai candidate wiIl have three years of inspection experience. Your qualifications wilI include a post- secondary degree or diploma in Engineering or Architecture and eliglbility for membership In a related pro- fessional association including; O.A.C.E.T.T., P.E.O., A.A.T.O. or O.A.A. Successful completion of Provincial and/or O.B.O.A. building related courses including Legal Process and responsibilities Part 9 - technical, Part 3 - large buildings and technical is mandatory. A working knowledge of HVAC, piumbing and the Provincial Offenses Act is an asset. A valid Ontario drivers license is essentiai as is access to a vehicle. The successful applicarit will have the ability to deal effectively and courteously with the public and must possess good report wrfing, documenting, record keeping, and computer skills. The salary range of this annual contract is $35,508 - $44,390 per annum. Quatified candidates may submit a detaited resume by August 7, 1998 to: Staff Support Services Administrator ICaorote Services Ooartment Stili room in the charity slo-pitch weekend tourney The Leslie Wells Mixed Slo-Pitch Toumnament will be held for the third year at Drumquin Park the weekend of August 7 to 9. Nineteen teams of ail ages have already registered and there' s stili roomn for seven more, said organizer Greg Ollerenshaw. The fun wilI feature Saturday afternoon's slapstick game between The Fan 590 and the Town of Milton. Other activities will include a home mun derby, closest to the pin contest, raffles, prizes and a refreshment tent. The toumament is annually held in honour of Ms Wells, who was seriously injured in a hackyard pool accident and is now con- fined to a wheelchair. Proceeds from the event will go to the Salvation Army. More than $20000 has been raised through the tournament over the Iast two years. To register a team, contact Steve ai 878-5232 or Grcg at 878- 8531. Second win of year It's been a good year for Mltons John McLcan whcn it comes to playing daily keno, a gatnbling game from the Ontario Lottery Corporation. Mr. McLean won $25,000 July 19, bis second large haul of 1998. "It's been a good year for me so far," Mr. McLean said Iast week. "I won $10,000 playing daily keno in January and now $25,000. Thbis win gives me the freedom to do something nicc and share with my whole family."* i