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14 - The Canadian Champion, Friday. December 8, 2000 - Twvo public sehool superintendents leaving Halton senior staff members departing soon to assume posts with Minstry of Education Change continues ta sweep through the Halton District School Board, with two aenior staff departing soon. Superintendents Paul Anthony and Kit Ranlcin will leave the board within the next few weeks for jobs with the Ministry of Education. Mr. Anthony, the board's head of humant reaources, has accepted a new 'poaition effective Monday. He will serve with the miniatry as director, Standards - Ontario Teacher Testing Project. 'This is an exciting opportunity and 1 ama look- ing forward ta the challenge," said Mr. Anthony. "My tome with the board hais been very rewarding and the miles 1 have held have provided me with a wealth of experience 1 hope ta be able ta apply ta my new career." The 27-year board employee has served as a superintendent for five years. Ma Rankin will become director of the curricu- lum and asseasment branch of the ministry, effec- tive January 1. Th e superintendent, a board employee since 1973, aaid she has valued her time with the Halton organization. "The experiences gained at many levels with this system have given me the grounding t need ta become an effective contrihutor ta the provincial civil service," ahe aaid. "While 1 arn looking forward ta the challenges this new oppontunity provides me, I am hopeful my new mile will also allow me ta retain a profes- sional connection with this board." Ms Rankin has heen responsible for pmogram at the board for the past eight years. The board's senior administrative structure will he re-evaluated and"new assiguiments will be announced within the next few weeks. Copîng ithS&re 1 How we handie the stress we face in our daily lives can determine its affect on our health. Poorly managed stress can lead to high blood pressure and heart disease. So instead of overeating, pouring a stiff drink or lighting up a lit cigarette, work off your anxiety and frustration with an invigorating walk or run. Then take a comnedy break. Enjoy a good joke, rent a funny movie, or have a few laughs with a good friend. ~Your heart will thank you. 2001 Important issues face new council, stresses Malboeuf * from NEW on page 12 cil, and 1 think in the modem history of the town as well," he said. Growth, govemance and strained emer- gency services will capture the-attention of local and Regional Councillor Rick Malboeuf. "The next few years wilt be very inter- esting," he said. 'Il continue ta represent the citizens and speak out on their behaîf» When local and Regional Councillor Barry Lee first considered running for counicil, he sought the advice of long-time councillor Mr. Day. "'You need ta have gray hair and hemor- rhoids," Mr. Lee said he was told. "Gray hair so you can look distinguished, and hemorrhoids sa you can look concemed." Though he didn't qualilf' at the time, he ran anyway. But the advice came back ta him when he was pondering whether ta mun again this year. HALTON WASTE MANAGEMENT COLLECTION CALENDAR Important Wa.85 Collection Informationi fluide Do Not Discard Acton - 853-0501 AJdershot - 639-4540 Burli ngton/Oakvi Ie/Mi Itonl - 825-6000 Georgetown - 878-8113 Streetsville - 823-6720 "I realized 1 didn't have any choice," said Mr. Lee. "Because t qualify now." He also provided insight ino the work- ings of counicil when he related former Councillor Brad Clement's explanation of what a quorum is. "He said it's when you have a good idea, there's enougb people to vote it down," said Mr. Lee. Milton's long-standing Mayor Gord Krantz acknowledged his family's raIe in his career. "Family, when you're in this business, are very important," he said. On the business aide, governance, growth and taxation topped bis list of cur- rent concernas. "Continuing ta bring in those zero-based tax increases," he said. 'We've got a track record in place. It's certainly my intention ta keep it in place." Also in attendance were Halton MPP Ted Chudleigh and Halton CAO Brent Marshall, as well as variaus town staff. ATTENTION: PARENTS, GUARDIANS A RANDPARINTS If special anme- ana was born in 2000 and théir birth announe- ment appeared in The Canadian Champion, please contact us regarding sur 2001 SPECIAL BABY EDITION. If you wsh tohave your littl dasling's picture induded (Cosi is oIly $10.00 + OST). sonas possible. DEADLINE: DECEMBER 29, 2000. PUBLISHING DATE IS JAN 9,201. Canabiau Cbampson 191 Main Stet Eut Mâten, Ont L9T 4N9 The lvy Amis cordially invites you to our new British pub at 201 Main Street, Milton. We welcome you to our opening on Monday, December 18, 2000. Corne and join the festivities. 201 Main Street, Milton IBook now for New Year's COMING SOON, The Region 0f Halton's Year 2001 Waste Management Collection Calendar To be delivered to your home by December 24th. p* W de edu on