4 - The Canadian Champion, Tuesdlay, August 31, 1999, 47~ GOGO;. VEAR Ir~rri ONTARIO S DRIVE 1CLEAN Accredlted Test & RPair Fac IIty* Congratulations to the Ontario Steam& Antique Preservers Association's 391iAnnual LABOUR DAY WEEKEND Welcome to ait visitors and participants GOOD$?EA 0 7iek>; Potion:i9 (3) Arena Maintenance Staff (temporary) jpartmellL Community Services Work Seedale: October ta April 1999/2000 20-40 hours/week Fultion# Under thte suprvision of thse Supervisor of Arenas è To maintain, clean and repair facilitien as set out in work schedule and to essure maintenance of al safety factors relating ta the facility. - To assist in general facility operations as required. General Duies and Resoonsibilitie " To perfonn regalar and preventative maintenance procedures an set out by the Supervisor of Arenas. " Other duties as deemed necessary by maintenance personnel. Geneawl aictiM " Possesa a valid Ontario Driver's Licence and able to operate ice resurfacing equipment * Able ta awork with minimal supervision " Able ta converse effectively and cordially with the public " Wilingness ta work shifts, including weekends " Mecbanically inclined " Possess skills and knowledge in carpentsy, mechanical and electrical disciplines " HigIs ScIsool diploma " Previoun refrigeration expenience preferred "Refrigeration training as offered by thse O.R.F.A. or equal " Preference will be given 10, candidates with a clasa B refigeration ticket or stationary engineers 41 clasu ticket *Carrent First Aid, C.P.R. and W.H.l.M.S. training Plenne forward your application by Tuesday, September 71, 1999 in confidence ta: Staff Support Services Adminstrator 'ite Corparation of te Town of Milton 43 Brown St., Miltas, Ontario L9T 5H2 Fan 905 878-6995 In accordance with te Municipal Freedom of Information and Priva legisiation, applicant information is collected ander thse aatbority of Thse Manicipýal Act and will hi na stnctly for candidate selection. We woald like to thank alI applicanti who apply for tItis position, but we mant advine that only appli- cantn chasen for an interview adi bc contacted. i Witnesses lead cops to BMW afrom COPS on page 1 The easbbound lanes were closed for about haîf an hour while firefighters and ambulance attendants from Mtlton and Guelph worked 10 rernove the bwo occu- pants of the Suzuki. Drive Jeanette Cosster' 20, of Woodstock was transported to Milton District Hospital while passenger Ron Nadahin, alan of Woodstock was taken 10 Guelph General Hospital. Both were tonal- T>ile steamn engins la ernong the classlc vehicles thet ed and released. -1,11 be on hend et the Steam-Ere. Eastbound traffic was then restricted 10 4 , one lane for three hours while the 'il Camnbridge OPP conducted a thorougis ' ll s e m h a examnination of the scene. Brijinder Pal Singh Bhullar, 31, of Brampton was arrested at the scene. He faces charges of dangerous driving caus- ing bodily harm and impaired driving causing bodily harmn. He was released and is scheduled bo appear in Ontario Court (provincial division) in Milton September 20. With the aid of witnesses, investigabors located the BMW lasb night, said OPP Constable Rob Kobayashi, who called the accident the "result of stupidity on the road." Charged with dangerous driving is Arnan Billing, 26, of Brampton. He's also scheduled to appear in Milton court September 20. The constable said the two suspects, who are cousins, were allegedly racing on the highway. TWISS ROAD RECONSTRUCTION 99-123-T Sealed Tenders on forms supplied by tise Town of Milton will be received by tise Corporate Services Department until 2:00 p.m. local trne on: Septemaber 15, 1999 There will be a site meeting on September 3, 1999 at 10:00 ar. Details can be found in tise bid docu- ment. Specificabions and forms will be available Wednesday, September 1 and rnay be obtained at the Town Hall, 43 Brown Street, Milton, Ontario, Corporate Services Departmenb during normal business hours, Monday through Fniday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. There is a $53.50 ($50.00 + $3.50) fee for tise tender documents. Payment can be made with cash, cheque, Interac, Visa or Mastercard. The lowest or any bid will not neces- sarily be accepted. Any inquiries regarding this tender may be directed to Leslie Williamnson, Purchasing Administrator, at (905) 878-7252 ext. 138 for the last show of the millenium By IRENE GENTLE The Champion A part of Milton's pa *st will corne chugging int the present for the upcoming Stearn-Era '99. A dozen or more steam engines, about 200 tractors and scores of antique cars and trucks wilI pull into Milton Fair Grounds Labour Day weekend, September 3-6. John Deere is the feature manufacturer of the year. Enthusiasts fromn ail over Ontario and parts of the United States are expected to hnm out for the exhibition, which bas grown to be one of the largest in Canada. But at one time, it was possible that the impressive looking machines would be loat forever. "Back in the '60' s there was a great concem -that if people didn't start preserving the old machines there wouldn't be any of them left," said Braci Clements, publicity director for Steam-Era. "They'd be concemed that this stuif was rusting and then going off to the scrap yard." Instead, the past is celebrated as the Iovingly restored machines roar into, action at the 39th annual exhibition. Twice daily, the big beasts parade around the quarter mile track at the Fair Grounds. They also take part in antique tractor pulls, threshing competi- tions and saw and shingle milI demonstrations. 'That you can't see in a museum," pointed out Mr. Ciernients. se. 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