5th ANNUAL WATER BUFFALO FESTIVAL 2013
STIRLING, ONTARIO

OPPORTUNITY
Energetic, well organized person to lead the Water Buffalo Festival on September 7, 2013

KEY RESPONSIBILITES

• Reporting to the Stirling-Rawdon B.I.A. and Water Buffalo Committee
• Chef Liason
• Contact and recruit Chefs
• Vendor application forms
• Collect fees
• Organize meetings with Chefs and vendors
• Prepare Chef packages
• Vendor survey
• Post event follow ups
• Final report to committee
• Prepare and distribute Health Unit forms
• Maintain Health and Safety requirements

TO SUCCEED YOU WILL HAVE:

• Minimum high school graduation diploma
• Minimum 3-5 years work experience in marketing-event planning
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Computer literate

Please send resume and cover letter to:

Allure_day_spa@hotmail.com

ACCEPTING RESUMES UNTIL MAY 24TH

Drinking water test results indicate that the sodium levels in our drinking water (approximately 24.5 mg/l) are slightly above the provincial standard. The water remains safe to drink for the general population. However, people with sodium restricted diets or high blood pressure may wish to consult their physician. For further information please contact the Hastings & Prince Edward Counties Health Unit at (613)966-5500 extension 677

Finance & Personnel Committee Meeting Minutes

2013 Budget Chart Breakdown

Smoke alarms should be tested once a month and batteries should be replaced every year.   Replace smoke alarms with new ones if they are more than 10 years old.

Fire Chief Caddick says “it’s just as important that everyone in your home  also knows exactly what to do BEFORE a fire occurs.”

Simple steps for home fire escape planning include:

• Determining who will be responsible for helping young children, older adults and anyone else requiring assistance to escape
• Making sure everyone knows TWO ways out of your home
• Checking that all exits are clear and easy to access
• Designating a meeting place outside the house where everyone can meet
• Calling the fire department from outside the house either from a cell phone or a neighbour’s house
• ONCE OUT, STAY OUT
• Practicing your home fire escape plan with everyone in your household

For people who live in apartment buildings and need assistance to escape:

• Make sure you tell the superintendent or landlord you require assistance
• Make sure your name is added to the “persons who require assistance” list in fire safety plan so the fire department knows which apartment you are in
• Know the emergency procedures outlined in the building’s fire safety plan

Most importantly for all fire escape plans ,WHEN YOU HEAR THE ALARM YOU MUST GET OUT IMMEDIATELY.

For more information contact: Township of Stirling-Rawdon Fire Department

Fire Chief Rick Caddick or any member of the Department

613-395-0214