Friday, November 30, 2012

What Does Windsor Want? Enter Your Opinion On Facebook Page


Windsor Revivers is a group of five 4th year undergraduate students in the Green Corridor class at the University of Windsor with a project called "What Does Windsor Want?"
The project is a community appeal research aimed at understanding what the citizens of Windsor would like to see developed in the downtown core as it goes through big changes. They would love for the people of Windsor to join them on their facebook page and leave a comment or two with their ideas about how we might make downtown more family friendly or more environmentally friendly.
Windsor Revivers members will also be available in person from time to time in the downtown area where they will be asking the public to speak to them about it and/or fill out a survey to contribute.
The research will be on going until late in December, however if the group receive a large amount of feedback they may continue the research until the project have reached 25,000 responses. If the goal got accomplished, they will be writing a report on their findings that can be given to city council as a petition for change.




by Alan Halberstadt www.alanhalberstadt.com

Monday, November 19, 2012

POTATO FEST IS COMING--Nov. 29, 2012!



Only $10 per person for a fabulous lunch.

Call for tickets today and see flyer for details ...







by Alan Halberstadt www.alanhalberstadt.com

Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Walkerville Holiday Walk 2012 Nov. 16 & 17, 2012

The Walkerville BIA hosts the Walkerville Holiday Walk 2012 Nov. 16 & 17, 2012. (Friday, 4 pm to 9 pm and Saturday from 11am to 5pm )

Stroll through the businesses and shops of beautiful historic Walkerville and enjoy discounts, treats and a variety of special events! Pick up your postcard, collect stamps from participating stores and enter to win one of 3 prizes - $250, $150 or $100 in Walkerville dollars!
Friday

 The Rotary Club of Windsor-Walkerville - 4pm to 9pm - bring your gently used coats, winter wear and blankets to Biblioasis and they will be delivered to the St. Vincent de Paul location in Walkerville

 Handmade in Windsor - 5pm to 9pm - over 30 high quality craft vendors will be selling their unique gifts at The Walkerville Brewery

 The Masquerade Carollers - 6pm to 8pm - strolling carollers in vintage attire will be spreading their vocal cheer

 The Stilt Guys - 6pm to 8pm - everyone's favourite tall boys dressed in holiday costume

 Santa at Ten Thousand Villages - 6pm to 8pm

 Storefront Decorating Contest - to be judge by local celebrities

Saturday

 Walkerville Collegiate - 11am to 5pm - students will be selling their signature swag, t-shirts, sweatshirts, etc. at Refine Fitness Studio

 The Rotary Club of Windsor-Walkerville - 11am to 5pm - bring your gently used coats, winter wear and blankets to Biblioasis and they will deliver them to the St. Vincent de Paul location in Walkerville

 Handmade in Windsor - 11am to 5pm - over 30 high quality craft vendors will be selling their unique gifts at The Walkerville Brewery

 Santa at Ten Thousand Villages - 12pm - 3pm

 The Walkerville Collegiate Carollers and Face Painters - 12pm to 3pm - students from the music, arts and theatre departments will be carolling through streets and leaving their artistic mark on the smiling faces of visitors young and old

 Magical History Tour - 12pm to 4pm - Sponsored by Blackburn Radio Group and hosted by local historian Chris Edwards. Enjoy a ride in a vintage trolley car while learning about the past of some of Walkerville's historic buildings. The tour will end at Blackburn Radio where you can record a holiday greeting for your family and friends to be aired on the radio free of charge

 Horse & Carriage Rides - 1pm to 4pm - cuddle up and turn back time with a ride through the beautiful residential area of historic Walkerville

 Storefront Decorating Contest - to be judge by local celebrities

Walkerville is proud to welcome 11 new businesses in 2012 & 2 more opening soon!
Come see what’s new – take home wonderful holiday memories!

The Walkerville BIA wants to thank their sponsors – Vito’s Pizzeria, Walkermole, The Gourmet Emporium, O’Maggio’s Kildare House, RBC Financial, Verhaegan Land Surveyors, Blackburn Radio Group and CIBC Devonshire Rd.

Visit www.walkervilledistrict.com for more information.




by Alan Halberstadt www.alanhalberstadt.com

Saturday, November 3, 2012

ChilifFest, Nov. 14, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at St.Clair



$8.00
At door

   
CHILIFEST 2012 Windsor Professional Firefighters
                                                                                                                                                           Wednesday November 14th 2012
11:00 AM - 2.00 PM
St. Clair Centre
for the Arts
201 Riverside Dr West
Chili from local restaurants
Served by your
Friendly Firefighters
                 
PROCEEDS TO THE WINDSOR GOODFELLOWS
*can goods drop-off on site*
  $6     presale tickets available at:

Motor City Community Credit Union 6701 Tecumseh Rd E

 Windsor Fire Headquarters 815 Goyeau St  

St Clair Centre for the Arts 201 Riverside Dr W 3rd FL

For more information visit  www.windsorfirefighters.org or contact Bridget 796-3503.




by Alan Halberstadt www.alanhalberstadt.com

Wednesday, October 3, 2012

Sunday, September 23, 2012

The Walkerville Rocks Street Festival Sept. 29, 2012

Saturday September, 29, 2012   11 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Extended Licensed Patios and Live entertainment from the 60s, 70s and 80s!

6 p.m. British Beat '66
8:30 p.m. Super 70s Live
10:30 p.m. 80s Inc.

Also featuring a car show with The Border City Mini Club and the Windsor-Detroit MG Club starting at 11 a.m.

*street closure in effect --Wyandotte St. East between Devonshire and Lincoln

Visit www.walkervilledistrict.com to learn more!
















by Alan Halberstadt www.alanhalberstadt.com

Sunday, September 16, 2012

ROCK THIS WAY, Sept. 23, 2012


A one-of-a-kind music filled day spotlighting local musical talent is headed our way Sunday, September 23, 2012. Get ready to ROCK THIS WAY, Windsor!

ROCK WALKATHON will begin at 10 am. This acoustic parade will begin at the Windsor/Detroit riverfront park not far from Ambassador bridge. A guaranteed spectacle to a see as well as a one-of-a-kind event to participate in, it’s sure Rock the Riverfront!

A large crowd of acoustic guitar players of all ages will besiege the park and will then be lead along the riverfront parkland by none other than Windsor’s own talented musician Pete Palazzolo. They will be playing a variety of easy 3 and 4 chord songs in unison as they stroll approximately 45 minutes toward Dieppe Park. Once all guitar players reach the final area – one last song will be played by the group, along with vocals from those who wish to sing along. ‘If you can rock your guitar –you are welcome to join’ as participant – all it takes is that you learn a set list of songs prior to the event as well as gather pledges, which will go to the RTW (Rock This Way) Benefit fund. These lucky participants are then invited to be special guests as the opening number of the RTW concert later in the day at the Chrysler Theatre. They will also be honoured guests for the rest of the concert, which starts at 2 pm.

ROCKIN’ THE STAGE of the Chrysler Theatre at St. Clair Centre for the Arts at 2pm is an incredible line up of local musicians and hosted by Jeff Burrows of Blackburn Radio. Enjoy the sounds of The Jody Raffoul Band, The United Snakes, British Beat 66 and Greatest Hits Live. Together this lineup has over thousands of hours, and hundreds of years of music experience that will surely ROCK your world. Along with this talented group we are proud to bring you the winner of the RTW Songwriter’s Contest who will deliver a very special performance in between sets.

If you love music, you won’t want to miss this show. Tickets are only $20 for adults and $10 for 16 years and younger.

ROCK YOUR TALENT and enter the Songwriters contest. Got a song you want to share with the world? Then enter the RTW Songwriters contest. Perform your own song (must be an original song written by the contestant), video tape it then send the link to the email provided. The cost per entry is $25 and will go directly to the Benefit fund. Contest forms are available on our website, Facebook page or at the Canadian Conservatory of Music. The winner will be selected the week before the concert and will be invited to perform as a solo act in between sets of the RTW concert. The winner will also be featured on The Rock radio station’s webpage, the RTW website, and a full-page feature in Windsor Social Magazine.

A RTW printed event program will be given at the concert will showcase all of the generous RTW supporters along with information on this year’s Benefactors of the RTW Fund. You will also see band biographies, local music scene information and of course messages from our sponsors!

ROCK THE FUNDS: The benefactors of the event this year are: In Honour of The Ones We Love, A Life Worth Living, and St. Clair College HealthPlex. Each one of these three local organizations are deserving of the funds that will be raised at RTW, in order to ensure they may continue to make a difference in the lives of everyone in this community.

To advertise, sponsor or to be a part of Rock This Way 2012, please contact Kathy Vincent at 519-982-2713, or like our Facebook page. Visit our website at www.rockthiswaywindsor.ca for more details or to download a copy of the flyer, the pledge sheet or to enter the songwriters contest. Concert tickets are available at the Chrysler Theatre Box Office visit www.chryslertheatre.com or call 519-252-6579 or by calling 519-971-2760.



by Alan Halberstadt www.alanhalberstadt.com

Sunday, September 2, 2012

Celebrate 50 Years of Education On Sept. 22, 2012


2012-2013 marks the 50th Anniversary of Education in the Windsor community.
Come and join in the celebrations, starting with the “Reconnect. Reunite. Reunion. Kick-off Barbecue” event at the Ciociaro Club Pavillion on September 22nd.
You can look forward to live music by Ciao, wine tasting, great food as well as some amazing prizes.
Proceeds will benefit the John McGivney Children’s Centre.
Come celebrate 50 years of excellence in education…Inspire. Empower. Innovate.
For more information, including how to purchase tickets, please visit www.uwindsor.ca/education/50th




by Alan Halberstadt www.alanhalberstadt.com

Monday, August 20, 2012

FASTSIGNS CONTEST TO HELP LOCAL BUSINESSES: VOTE TILL AUGUST 31, 2012


Twenty-two Windsor/Essex Businesses Hope to Win a FASTSIGNS® MetamorphoSIGN Makeover

For the second year in a row, the Windsor/Essex community has submitted more entries than any other areain North America into the FASTSIGNS® MetamorphoSIGN Makeover Contest.


“We’re so excited to see this overwhelming participation for the second year in a row,” said Donna Bilodeau, who co-owns the Windsor/Essex FASTSIGNS with her friend, Jackie Raymond. “There were more than 570 entries in the contest this year and 22 are from right here in the Windsor/Essex area.”


Voting  begins Aug. 20 and will run through Aug. 31. Those who are interested in voting for the entry they feel should receive a comprehensive sign and graphics makeover from FASTSIGNS can do so by visiting www.metamorphosign.com. The entries have been separated into three categories: Brick and Mortar Business, Vehicle-Based Business and Non-Profit. Each voter will be able to vote once per category per day and the entry with the most votes in each category at the end of the contest will win a makeover.

 The businesses from the Windsor/Essex area that have entered the MetamorphoSIGN Contest and their ID numbers are as follows – In the Brick and Mortar category: Happy Paws Pet Resort, 695; 1318908 Ontario Limited (Coronada Apartments), 698; AlphaKOR Group, 388; Complete Chiropractic Centre, 142; De Paoli Studio, 704; Galleria Ice Cream Inc., 613; K. Michaels Flowers and Gifts, 576; Secret Nails, 419; Windsor Croatian Centre, 401; LaSalle Premier Auto Spa, 85; and Jacobs Gowns, Footwear, & Accessories Ltd., 639. In the Vehicle-Based Business category: Complete Steam Clean, 648; The Wedding Guide Windsor/Essex County, 589; Workhorse, 693; Frank Michael Photography, 644; and Magnetic Jewelry by BlueFront, 596. In the Non-Profit category: Canada South Festival Network, 140; Canadian Mental Health Association, WECB, 602; Community Living Windsor "Capacita", 687; Distress Centre of Windsor-Essex County, 689; Scouts Canada, Windsor/Essex Area, 710; and Windsor-Essex Pride Fest Inc., 696.

“Last year, the community came together to support our local entries and their votes made it possible for L’atelier du Chocolat to win one of the makeovers,” said Raymond. “We’ve already earned the distinction of being the area with the most entries for the second year in the row, so we’re encouraging the community to vote and hopefully once again make Windsor/Essex the home of one of this year’s winners.”

At the end of the MetamorphoSIGN contest, three sign and graphics makeovers will be awarded. A brick and mortar business will receive a visual communications makeover valued at up to $10,000 while a vehicle-based business and a non-profit will each receive sign and graphics transformations valued at up to $5,000. The winners will be announced on Sept. 20. To learn more about the contest or to vote, visit www.metamorphosign.com.  


About FASTSIGNS®

FASTSIGNS® of Windsor is a sign, graphics and visual communications company that provides comprehensive visual marketing solutions to customers of all sizes—across all industries—to help them meet their business objectives and increase their business visibility through the use of all types of signs and graphics including vehicle, floor and window graphics, point of purchase and digital signs, labels and decals, architectural and interior décor signs, printing, promotional products and wearables, mobile marketing and other related marketing services. To learn more, visit www.fastsigns.com/658 or call (519) 948-8181.


by Alan Halberstadt www.alanhalberstadt.com

Monday, August 13, 2012

Don't Miss The Sushi Event Of The Year: August 19 at Grill 55!


Grill 55 in the Holiday Inn Suites, 1855 Huron Church Road, has teamed up with Jared Wood from Sushi by Jared to host the "Evolution of Sushi"Event.

A 7 course meal is featured consisting of different varieties of Sushi and a few courses with a Grill 55 Twist. items like california rolls; salmon, tuna & eel; oxtail & mango chutney in toasted coconut; duck prosciutto; beef, salmon and tuna tartar; dragon roll, shrimp tempura and even a dessert sushi!

This is not a typical sushi event, they will have the following ...

-Sushi rolled by Jared Wood (Biz X award winner!), Chef Erno Szabo and Chef Steve Meehan

-Dj service with music all night, turning into a dance after dinner

-3 local artists will be working on a Evolution of Sushi painting during the event

-Ben Simpson from Groovy Smoothies will be Creating Sapporo frozen drinks and smoothies

-Gerry Mazzali from Sleiman will be there with Sapporo items to raffle


Doors open at 5 pm and dinner is at 6 pm. Tickets are $50 inclusive of taxes

Email Chef Steve Meehan at Steven.Meehan@sodexo.com to get your tickets!



by Alan Halberstadt www.alanhalberstadt.com

Monday, July 30, 2012

Blueberry Social August 12, 2012

Getting Blue at the Homestead

 The butcher, the baker and the photograph maker, along with many other artisans, will be demonstrating their lost arts at the John R. Park Homestead’s Blueberry Social. On August 12th from 12 noon until 4pm, the Homestead invites you to participate in a day designed to stimulate your senses.

Have you ever enjoyed the smells of the ham curing in the smokehouse? Can you imagine having to drape a large black cloth over your head to take a photo? Did you grow the corn and craft your own broom before you swept your kitchen floor?  Well, here is your chance to come to the Homestead and try your hand at some of these old-fashioned activities. Meet the artists and craftspeople who make these traditional items, gain some knowledge, and find out how you could fit one of these ‘old’ hobbies into your modern life.

 Betty Ives, award winning fibre artist, will be at the Homestead and offering a rare opportunity to buy one of her inspired wall hangings. Betty is one of many fibre artists who will be at the event demonstrating and vending their unique local hand-crafted wares. Along with artists will be a group of colourful characters who live in the past for fun. Members of the Lac Ste. Clair Voyaguers will be encamped at the event and will be welcoming guests to participate in their period pastimes.


This event is held in partnership with Klassen’s Blueberries, located just east of the Homestead on County Road 50. Klassen’s will be open and visitors can stop by the farm and pick their own fresh local blueberries or purchase ready-picked at the on-farm store.  Visitors can enjoy lunch at the Homestead’s food booth which is operated as a fundraiser by the Kingsville Lions Club. The food booth will feature delicious barbecue items as well as blueberry desserts.

 The Homestead is located at 915 County Road 50 East, on the shore of Lake Erie between Kingsville and Colchester. Special event admission is: $6 adults, $4 children (3-16), Family Maximum $20.  For more information: 519-738-2029, email: jrph@erca.org, or check the website: www.erca.org.


by Alan Halberstadt www.alanhalberstadt.com

Sunday, July 22, 2012

Want To Be A Stilt Guy Or Girl? Here's Your Chance

STILT GUYS NEED MORE STILT GUYS
Auditions to Fill Busy Schedule

The Stilt Guys (Mark Lefebvre and Kyle Sipkens) announce they're holding auditions to expand their roster of performers to keep up with a demanding festival season.

"Last year we had to turn down a few bookings on the same weekends because they were just too far apart to drive to without exhausting ourselves." says Lefebvre "We are at the point now where we can hire and train a few more talented people, accept the offers coming in and develop even more work."

They are still awaiting word on when their segment on the popular CBC television series "Dragons Den" will air in the fall. The product they pitched to the five investors? "More Stilt Guys!" is the long and tall answer from Sipkens, "In our ninth season together we are entertaining crowds at major festivals and animating experiential marketing campaigns, national conferences and product launches. Working with clients like Molson Coors and Southwest Ontario Tourism has given us a
tremendous opportunity to think big and grow our business. the timing is right to expand."

"What we said to the dragons" explains Lefebvre "is that we'd rather teach stiltwalking to performers with similar backgrounds to ours than hire busker-types who although talented may not be able to talk to people let alone sing and dance, improvise or deliver a corporate message."

Both are graduates of the University of Windsor's acclaimed School of Dramatic Art and bring all of their classical acting training to bear doing street theatre and on the trade show floor.
"Audience interaction is key and our clients can see all ages and demographics responding to our larger than life charm," says Lefebvre. "And the media loves us! We make a big and lasting impression, that's for sure."

 Says Sipkens "Whether performing for thousands at Bluesfest or a few dozen at a private party, we are the product - the Stilt guys 'brand', and we need a few special artists to help us make more magic happen. We have bookings in August and September all lined up so whoever we hire will expect to be busy right away. And at least one of the new Stilt Guys should be a Stilt Girl!"

 If you would like an interview time, send headshot/resume to stiltguys@stiltguys.com


by Alan Halberstadt www.alanhalberstadt.com

Tuesday, July 10, 2012

Sessional Position Available At University of Windsor --July 24, 2012 deadline

2012-2013 SESSIONAL POSITION AVAILABLE


The School of Dramatic Art invites applications from qualified individuals interested in teaching the following course:

FALL 2012

24-260. Drama in the Classroom: Principles and Theories
A course in the use of drama as it relates to the school curriculum and the community.    (Note: This course includes the facilitation and supervision of student field work in local elementary schools.) - Thursdays – 4:00-6:50 pm.

* * * * * *

Please forward your completed application to:  Dr. Tina Pugliese,  Director, School of Dramatic Art, University of Windsor, Windsor, ON  N9B 3P4, phone (519) 253-3000, ext. 2805; FAX (519) 971-3629; e-mail: tinap@uwindsor.ca.  

To ensure full consideration, complete applications must be submitted before:  Tuesday July 24, 2012

Complete applications must include: 


· a letter of application including:


a. a statement of citizenship/immigration status.

b. list the courses being applied for by name and number

c. provide a full description of your scholarly and teaching experience relevant to the courses applied for


· a detailed and current curriculum vitae;

· candidates, who do not have prior teaching experience in the School of Dramatic Art must provide:


a. a teaching evaluations or other evidence of teaching effectiveness where available.    

b. three current academic letters of reference for applicants who do not have prior teaching experience in the School of Dramatic Art. Applicants who have held sessional appointments in the School are encouraged to submit current letters of references if their references on file are more than three years old.

c. Letters must be forwarded by the referees directly to the Director, School of Dramatic Art.  

Incomplete applications will not be accepted. 


Note: 
- Subject to budgetary approval and/or sufficient enrollment.
- When you apply, all class times are fixed.  

The University of Windsor is committed to equity in its academic policies, practices, and programs; supports diversity in its teaching, learning, and work environments; and ensures that applications from members of traditionally marginalized groups are seriously considered under its employment equity policy. Those who would contribute to the further diversification of our faculty and its scholarship include, but are not limited to, women, Aboriginal peoples, persons with disabilities, members of visible minorities, and members of sexual minority groups. The University of Windsor invites you to apply to our welcoming community and to self-identify as a member of one of these groups. International candidates are encouraged to apply; however Canadians and permanent residents will be given priority.


by Alan Halberstadt www.alanhalberstadt.com

Monday, June 25, 2012

Looking For Work? Part Time Coordinator Needed At Arts Council!

Arts Council Windsor and Region is seeking a Part-Time Outreach Coordinator:

Deadline: Friday July 6 by 5pm
GENERAL JOB DESCRIPTION:

Under the supervision of the Executive Director the Outreach Coordinator is responsible for building organizational infrastructure for volunteer and membership support, improving member services, and managing volunteer and membership programs.
This position also includes providing a variety of administrative and clerical services for the Artspeak Gallery, including but not limited to Exhibition Coordination (i.e. documentation, promotions, calendar and database management)

QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS:


§  Experience in community development and/or volunteer/membership management and/or project planning.

§  Relevant post secondary education and/or experience

§  Proven ability to work independently, facilitate groups, organize and manage projects and develop partnerships.

§  Proven written and verbal communication skills.

§  Proven proficiency in word processing, spreadsheets, database and graphics packages.

§  Knowledge of HTML and Wordpress is considered an asset.

§  Knowledge of Windsor and Essex county and established connections with relevant stakeholders in the Windsor and Essex County is highly desired.

§  Experience in Exhibition Coordination and Installation is an asset

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:


PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT

§  Research and determine volunteer and member needs

§  Development of volunteer and membership policies, procedures and records to document the volunteer and membership requirements and activities,

§  Recommendation to the Board and Executive Director on member benefits and other member and volunteer services.

§  Development and delivery of a volunteer and membership program and frontline promotional campaign, volunteer and membership recruitment, training, supervision, and scheduling

§  Maintain a database of volunteers and membership complete with existing skills and interest areas.

VOLUNTEER AND MEMBERSHIP OUTREACH

§  Production of print and digital literature to support the volunteer and membership program and development of a media campaign

§  Meet and establish relationships with regional arts and with volunteer organizations.

§  Develop and deliver a frontline promotional campaign into high schools, the University of Windsor and St Clair College.

§  Investigate and post opportunities on various volunteer websites.

§  Attend and/or present at relevant volunteer fairs and organizations.

§  Determine and schedule training sessions.

§  Update and produce required training materials, handouts, records, etc. Volunteer recruitment, training supervision and scheduling.

EXHIBITION COORDINATION

§  Provide front-line gallery reception services.

§  Provide patrons with exhibition information.

§  Engage visitors in discussions and help promote Gallery activities including an explanation of membership and volunteer opportunities.

§  Coordinate bookings and maintain ACWR event schedule.

§  Update ACWR website, twitter and blog accounts with Gallery activities.

§  Other administrative tasks assigned.

Additional Information:


The successful candidate must reside within Windsor/Essex County (or be willing to move), have a valid drivers license and have access to a reliable vehicle. The successful candidate will need to provide an updated police clearance.

This position is a part time position requiring a flexible schedule with the ability to work some evening and weekends. The annual salary is $20,000, with a time commitment of 22.5 hours per week.
The position will be offered with a three (3) month probation period attached

HOW TO APPLY


Please include a current CV and a one-page covering letter (in PDF) outlining your vision for this position and contact information for three (3) references no later than FRIDAY JULY 6 BY 5PM.

Applications should only be sent electronically to the Executive Director ed@acwr.netwith SUBJECT HEADER: OUTREACH COORDINATOR POSITION

We thank all applicants who apply for this position; however, only those applicants selected for an interview will be contacted.


by Alan Halberstadt www.alanhalberstadt.com

Friday, June 22, 2012

WIGGLEFEST 4: Saturday June 23, 2012

LOCAL BAND HOSTS “WIGGLEFEST 4” WITH DONATIONS TO SUPPORT THE 2013 INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN’S GAMES


The Bigg Wiggle Band hosts 4th annual “Wigglefest”, an evening of live entertainment and BBQ in a casual outdoor atmosphere to be held at the Riverside Sportsmen’s Club.  This fundraiser provides an opportunity for the band to entertain “big kids” with all proceeds to benefit the 2013 International Children’s Games.  The band is best known for performing the greatest hits from the 80’s on thru to top 40.


The event includes Bigg Wiggle performance, BBQ, 50/50 draw and raffle items supported by local businesses and sponsors of the 2013 ICG Summer Games.  Draw to take place at 11:00pm.


The International Children’s Games (ICG) originated in Celje, Slovenia, over forty years ago.  Founder, Metod Klemenc’s passionate belief that young people could develop lasting friendships and promote peace in the world through sport, enabled the ICG to grow from its humble beginnings in Europe to become one of the most respected and largest youth sporting events in the world.



What:             Wigglefest 4 – Fundraiser event



When:            Saturday, June 23, 2012

7:00 pm - midnight
$10 entry fee



Where:           Riverside Sportsmen’s Club

                        10835 Riverside Dr. E.

                       



by Alan Halberstadt www.alanhalberstadt.com

Saturday, June 16, 2012

Windsor Women of Influence --June 21, 2012


Please join Deloitte --Windsor Women of Influence as they continue to build our community of inspiration, motivation and support by attending our second networking event. 


They will highlight the successes of four local business women as they attempt to understand the opportunities we face in the business world.  Toni and Pina Maceroni of La Zingara, Meighen Nehme of The Job Shoppe, and Dr. Michelle Prince of Lifetime Wellness Center will briefly share the inspiration that launched their entrepreneurial spirit, the challenges they encountered and the key contributors to their success, with networking time before and after.

Please bring a business card to be eligible for our “thank-you” package for attending.


When: Thursday June 21, 2012

6 pm – 8 pm


Where: La Zingara, 769 Erie Street, Windsor, Ontario


Cost: $10/person plus cash bar

Hors d’oeuvres will be served

Representatives from Women’s Enterprise Skills Training (WEST) will be in attendance and it would be greatly appreciated if you could look in the back of your closets to bring a used business suit to donate to help other women starting out in the business world. 


RSVP

Liz Nehme,
519-967-7704
lnehme@deloitte.ca


by Alan Halberstadt www.alanhalberstadt.com

Thursday, June 7, 2012

Need A Job? Head to the Rafih Auto Mall June 14!

The Rafih Automotive Group will be holding a job fair for all interested individuals seeking employment in the following fields: Sales Associates, Service Technicians, Service Advisors, Parts Advisors, Lot Attendants along with other Management and Administrative positions. Due to continued growth the Rafih Automotive Group is in need of individuals to fill many key positions. Experience is a benefit, but not necessary as training will be provided to all successful candidates.

 The Rafih Automotive Group is an equal opportunity employer, and currently employees over 350 trained professionals. Rafih Automotive Group employees receive competitive wages and further benefits where applicable.  ­­­


Interested individuals are asked to bring their resumes along with them to the job fair. Resumes are to include at least 2 professional references. On-site interviews will be taking place.     

 Employment positions are available with all Rafih Automotive Group dealerships: Performance Ford, Lincoln of Windsor, Pinnacle Chrysler, Countryside Chrysler, Windsor Mazda, Eastway Toyota, Lexus of Windsor, Overseas Motors Mercedes-Benz-Smart, Overseas Motors BMW-Mini, Jaguar Land Rover of Windsor, and Volvo of Windsor.

 WHERE:                               Eastway Toyota in the Rafih Auto Mall 

9375 Tecumseh Road East

                                                Windsor, ON



WHEN:                 1 pm to 6 pm on Thursday June 14, 2012 


Tel: 519-990-4138


by Alan Halberstadt www.alanhalberstadt.com