HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2013-04-25, Page 18CUNNINGHAM. In loving memory
of a husband, father and grandfather,
Thomas Cunningham, who passed
away April 15, 1999.
Not a day goes by that we do not
think of you and wish that you were
still here.
We will keep you in our memories
forever.
– Always remembered by wife Ila,
children Linda, Debra, Roger, Julia
and Leona, sons-in-law Larry and
Rob, grandchildren Jasmine, Jeffery,
Jamie, Alexander, Janette and
Spencer. 17-1p
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aftermath of an abortion? For
support and healing please call
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E-file service available. Farm,
business or personal. Stephen
Thompson 519-482-3244. 07-11
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bunkhouse at Point Clark, includes
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PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 2013. Classified Advertisements
All word ads in The Citizen classifieds are put on our webpage at
www.northhuron.on.ca
TendersHelp wanted Help wanted
Montgomery Bus Lines is
looking for dependable, caring
individuals who are truly
committed to SAFETY.
This is your chance to join an active company offering
a rewarding part-time career in student transportation.
We are now providing free training and licensing for
school bus drivers. If you enjoy driving and working with
children, this could be the perfect, secure, part-time job
for you.
This is your opportunity to make a difference in a child’s
life, and maybe your own as well. Free driver and safety
training is provided by our certified driving instructor for
candidates who do not possess a B-class license.
Call us today, and let’s get you started
on a new and rewarding career!
In person: 701 Campbell Street
Lucknow, ON, NOG 2H0
Phone : (519) 528-2813
Our Core Values:
Safety | Customer Service | Resourcefulness
Integrity | Positive Attitude Team Work | Loyalty
Accountability | Respect | Dedication
Requires a
Licensed General Machinist/
Tool Maker/Tool & Die position
in a job shop environment
• Certificate of Qualification required
• Operate and program CNC Mills
• Superior conventional milling, grinding and turning skills
• Excellent math and problem solving skills
• Able to read and understand engineering drawings
and part prints, and GD&T
• Excellent mechanical aptitude would be an asset
• Leadership and communication skills would be an asset
• Understand cad/cam and other computer skills would
be an asset
Contact Ron Schefter
R & R Machine & Tool Inc.
Ph.: 519-357-1141
Fax: 519-357-4652
Email: ron.schefter@rrmachinetool.com
In memoriam
Personals
Services
acation
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LAWN SWEEPING
and ROLLING
Rear mount sweeper
and roller
Available after school
and weekends
TANNER CARDIFF
519-887-9867
County of Huron
Public Works Department
The Public Works Department is requesting
proposals for “RFP 2013-C03 to retain a
Design/Build Team for the Rehabilitation
of the County Road 31 Roadside Retaining
Wall”
Innovative design/build construction
proposals are being received by the
County of Huron, to reconstruct or re-
face an existing roadside retaining wall
in the community of Saltford, Ontario
(near Goderich, Ontario). A complete
Design/Build solution is required.
undersigned on April 24th 2013.
Proposal submissions are due on
May 16th, 2013 at 2:00pm.
Questions regarding the RFP may be
forwarded to Dave Laurie, Director of
Public Works. 519-524-8394 ext 3280
Director of Public Works
1 Court House Square
Goderich, Ontario
N7A 1M2
Tel: (519) 524-8394 ext. 3504
BUY? SELL? TRY CLASSIFIED
In support of Earth Day, Huron
Christian School in Clinton will host
a truckload sale of rain barrels on
Saturday, April 27 at Huron
Christian School from 10:30 a.m. to
1:30 p.m. Rain barrels will be sold
in advance for $50 each and funds
raised will support Christian
education in Huron County.
Rain barrels capture and store
rainwater collected from roofs
through downspouts. They provide
chlorine-free and fluoride-free water
which is ideal for flowers,
vegetables, lawns, shrubs and trees.
Rain barrels divert clean water from
sewer systems and can provide
cost savings for homeowners who
currently have a water meter
installed.
Each rain barrel available through
Huron Christian School is equipped
with a mosquito and leaf debris filter
basket, an overflow hose, an outlet
and a spigot. These environmentally
friendly products were once used to
import fruits and vegetables and
have been refurbished and
repurposed to offer years of reliable
service as rain barrels. They are
available in three colours including
grey, terracotta and black.
All orders must be placed online
in advance at www.RainBarrel.
ca/HCS or by calling Huron
Christian School at 519-482-7851.
North Huron hands
out service awards
Christian School to
sell rain barrels
Recognizing service
North Huron Township Council recognized the service provided to the township by its staff with
service awards during its April 15 meeting. Shown are, from left, Reeve Neil Vincent and Chief
Administrative Officer Gary Long presenting awards to Public Works Road Foreman Scott
Price, Utility Chief Operator Don Nicholson and Recreation Clerical and Marketing Assistant
Denise Lockie. Price has been with the township for 15 years and Lockie and Nicholson have
each been there five. Missing are Mark Nesbit, Connie Goodall and Bruce Bromley who have
all been with the municipality five years. (Denny Scott photo)
North Huron Council recognized
the efforts of municipal staff
with service awards for staff
members who have spent
recognizable amounts of times with
the township.
During the April 15 meeting,
awards were presented to Economic
Development Officer Connie
Goodall, Recreation Clerical and
Marketing Assistant Denise Lockie,
Utility Chief Operator Don
Nicholson and Utility Operators
Mark Nesbit and Bruce Bromley
who all were recognized for their
five years of service to the
community.
Public Works Road Foreman Scott
Price was recognized for his 15
years of service.
Chief Administrative Officer Gary
Long said that the municipality is
proud of the work its staff provides.
“North Huron staff consistently
provides high quality work for the
municipality and is committed to
making a difference,” he said.
By Denny Scott
The Citizen