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PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 2011.Classified Advertisements
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Royal Homes Limited, a builder of custom homes throughout Ontario is
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The successful applicant will be a working leader with the ability to co-
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Please submit résumés to:
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Attention: Personnel Department
213 Arthur Street, Wingham
N0G 2W0
Fax 519-357-1742
Email: personnel@royalhomes.com
Only those being considered for this position will be contacted directly.
Huron Bay Co-operative Inc. – Belgrave Branch
is currently seeking a candidate to fill the position of store clerk
• Responsibilities will include working closely with the store manager assisting
customers with feed, animal health products, pet care, general farm requirements
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• The successful candidate will be highly motivated, a self starter capable of working
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Huron Bay Co-op offers a competitive hourly wage for this position. Advancement
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Please e-mail your resume to: hbbelgrave@wightman.ca – attention John Verhoeve,
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1 Queen St., P.O. Box 190
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Fax: 519-357-4107
Applications for this position must be received prior to 5:00 PM, January 28, 2011.
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Gypsy Lane will soon be home to
a different kind of seniors dwelling
with Legacy Lane Homes
development of an eight unit
seniors community.
Located beside Ostbek Manor, a
seniors apartment complex, the
build has moved forward after
running into several problems with
zoning, including complaints from
neighbours and storm water
management problems due to the
height of the land compared to
surrounding lots.
Owner Bonnie Brak persevered
through several hearings with North
Huron Township to receive
permission to start the build, and
recently announced that the first
four units will be move in ready in
May.
“We were looking to be ready for
April 1, but due to the problems
with the weather, we’re looking at
May 1,” she said.
The buildings are set to fill a
niche market for seniors – those
who wish to live in a house without
the responsibilities and
requirements normally associated
with one.
Each unit contains all the
amenities of a home, including new
cooking, cleaning and laundry
appliances, and each has its own
garage, but work like snow removal
and landscaping are taken care
of.
“We really wanted to make each
unit a home, rather than an
apartment or condominium,” she
said. “We’ve taken extra measures
to ensure that future tenants
will feel that they have come
home.”
Brak chose Blyth because it has
no seniors housing like this model,
and because of the amenities and
events close by.
“Blyth is close to several centres
like Wingham and Goderich and
has events that seniors enjoy, like
the [Huron Pioneer Thresher and
Hobby Association’s] Reunion and
the Blyth Dog show,” Brak said.
In addition, the homes will be
close to Blyth’s historic downtown
and the many shops and services
the village has to offer.
The investment is a sound one,
according to Brak, because of the
number of retiring baby boomers
looking for living arrangements
with less hassle.
“It’s a great housing market to
invest in,” she said.
For more information or
applications, visit the Gypsy Lane
site, or visit
www.legacylanehomes.com
“Visitors are welcome to stop
by and check out the progress
any time,” Brak said. “We are
accepting rental applications
already.”
By Mikenna Lane
This week at St. Anne’s consisted
of the usual athletic, club and
academic activities.
The athletes claimed many
victories as the junior girls’
volleyball team dominated over
their many competitors, the boys’
hockey team won by an amazing
score of 6-0 against Goderich
District Collegiate Institute and the
swim team also claimed many titles
at the Huron-Perth meet on Jan. 13
including the overall girls title.
The band ventured to St. Mary’s
Elementary School in Goderich to
display their musical skills.
Habitat for Humanity is seeking
new members and they have an
awesome line-up of future activities
planned.
On a special note, on Jan. 12, the
students and staff joined together
for a prayer service to pay respect
and remembrance to those who
suffered in the Haiti earthquake
disaster which occurred a year ago.
Students wrote cards of
encouragement to their friends at
the Father Wasson Centre in Haiti,
an organization that they contacted
through prayers and financial
donations.
Students in our Grade 10 French
Immersion Religion class and the
school’s Me-to-We group put forth a
tremendous amount of effort into
the assembly. Their motivating
video, prayers and details regarding
the tragedy influenced students and
staffs members to appreciate all that
we have in Canada and it helped
remind students of their
responsibility to those who are in
need.
The school will now be entering
into the world of Quiet Week, where
students prepare for final
assessments and exam preparation.
As final assessments and exams
approach, students will be hard at
work studying and working on
projects that will determine a large
portion of their final grades.
Quiet week begins
at St. Anne’s
By Denny Scott
The Citizen
Seniors
homes
should
be ready
by May