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4 Oakville Beaver Weekend S u n d a y , J u n e 4, 2 000 O A K V IL L E OTfEZ O yE Z O fE Z Qood ye citizens o f the fa ir Town o f Oakville and a d visitors hereto, 'Peruse ye w e d the follow ing: A fter having served as O fficialTbivn Crierforho, these 11 years past, " B etty Heading has elected to retire from this honourah C e position and pass on the bed. The Town o f Oakville therefore, wishes to announce to one and ad, that, on Sunday, June 25, 2000 a t the Village o f Olde Oakville in Lakeside P a rf during the Oakville " Waterfront fe stiv a l, there sh ad take place, a competition, between those interested in vying fo r the position o f Official Town Crierfo r thefa ir Town o f Oakville. f e are encouraged to compete or attend this special event, and to cheer on your preferred hopeful Posted this day in the Tcnvn o f Oakville, in the year o f Our Lord, 2000. Oakville citizens (18 years o f age and over) interested in competing for the title o f Oakville Town Crier, must complete the application form which is available at the Town Clerk's Office, 1225 Trafalgar Road or by contacting Pat McPherson at 845-6601, extention 3136. 8 4 5 -6 6 0 1 Cookie maker jailed for death of teen employee Two supervisors of an Oakville bak ery where an 18-year-old Burlington man was killed in one of its mixers, have been fined and one of them jailed for violations o f the Occupational Health and Safety Act. On Feb. 11, 1999, teenager David Ellis was removing cookie dough from an industrial ribbon mixer, at New Sun Cookies on Speers Road, when the machine became activated. He was drawn into the mixer by the rotating blades and struck his head on the edge of the mixer. It was Ellis' second day on the job. Six days later he died of head injuries at Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto. The owners o f the business, 1169711 Ontario Inc., pleaded guilty to failing to ensure that the exposed mov ing parts of the mixer were guarded, contrary to one section of the Act and a section of the Regulation For Industrial Establishments. Former supervisor Michael Peetz, of Waterdown, and supervisor Richard Bates pleaded guilty to the counts. The two are co-owners and directors of the company. Peetz was jailed for 20 days and Bates fined $7,500. The company was fined $62,500. for the infractions. When Justice John Takach of the Ontario Court of Justice in Oakville handed down the sentence, it marked the third time in Ontario that a jail term has been ordered for violations of the Act. The two previous occasions took place in 1993 and 1988. Ontario Labour M inister Chris Stockwell said the sentence was justi fied. "As thousands of students across the province start summer jobs, the court's decision is a clear message that all employers must take their health and safety responsibilities seriously," said Stockwell. "Prevention is the key and is everyone's responsibility, including parents, workers and employers." SkjarPeppler REBATE SALE! Lim ited Time Only! Swiss Interiors and Sklar-Peppler join to save you more on all Sklar-Peppler Sofas, Loveseats, Chairs, Tables and Ottomans! - 6pjn. t p i s s i n f e r i o r s L T D . 9-JOajn. Friday 217 Lakeshore Rd. E. 844-3530 9 :3 0 tn U9pn^ Saturday Downtown Oakville for 47 years. *30 am. - s p.m . M on.-Thuis.. HOU RS: NOTICE OF VACANCY OFFICE OF LOCAL AND REGIONAL COUNCILLOR WARD 2 THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF OAKVILLE HEREBY GIVES NOTIFICATION TO THE CITIZENS OF THE TOWN OF OAKVILLE THAT, DUE TO THE RESIGNATION OF KATHY GRAHAM, A VACANCY EXISTS ON COUNCIL FOR THE OFFICE OF WARD 2 LOCAL AND REGIONAL COUNCILLOR. In accordance with the M unicipal A ct (Section 45) Oakville Town Council has resolved to fill the vacancy by appointm ent or election by council, at its m eeting on M onday, June 5, 2000. O akville Tow n C ouncil invites expressions o f interest from persons interested in serving on Town and Regional Council for the balance of the term of council. Only electors qualified to vote in Oakville are eligible for consideration. The term o f council ends on Novem ber 30, 2000. Expressions o f interest should be received in the office of The Town Clerk by Tuesday, M ay 30, 2000. Interested persons m ay pick up an information package at the C lerk's D epartm ent, betw een the hours o f 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m ., M onday to Friday, with the exception o f M onday, May 22, when the office will be closed for the holiday. Any questions regarding the appointm ent process m ay be directed to the Town Clerk. Local Colour... International Flavour Friday, June 9 7-10 p.m . Saturday, June 10 noon-10 p.m . Sunday, June 11 noon-6 p.m . · Free Draws · Award-Winning Wines and Beer · Chefs' Showcase Presentations f Sampling from Area's Finest Restaurants · Live Seminars Every Hour · Black Box Celebrity Cook-Off Judith M uncaster Town Clerk Town of Oakville O akville, Ontario 905-338-4178 At the All-New B urlington Convention Centre 1120 Burloak Dr.. Burlington (at QEW) $ 1225 TR A FALG A R R O A D · O A K V ILLE , O N T A R IO · L6J 5A 6 Tickets available @ door or call 905-634-7736 1 PER ADULT ADMISSION WITH COUPON 2w o ff · Wine Tasting with Dan Kislenko · Yuk Yuk's Comedy Club · Jack Astor's Bartending Competition · Recording Artist, Harrison Kennedy I Restricted to 19 years & over