HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2011-12-08, Page 2250 FT. X 126 FT. COVERALL
with cement floor, for storage or
livestock. Call 519-887-9911,
Brussels area. 47-2
POPP. In loving memory of Lorne
Popp, a dear husband, father and
grandfather who died 10 years ago
December 11, 2011. Also a dear son
and brother, Larry Meredith Popp
who died in 1970 in his 12th year.
Another year has come and gone,
And though our lives go on,
In our hearts we hold you dear,
Memories keep you ever near.
– Lovingly remembered by Evelyn,
Doug, Dianne, Robert, Paul, Debra,
Betty, David and families. 48-1p
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SMITH, Grace. December 10, 2006.
Since five years have passed,
Our hearts still ache in sadness,
And secret tears still flow,
What it meant to lose you,
No one will ever know.
– Love you always, Dad, Cathy,
Patty, Darlene and families. 48-1p
CHURCH BUILDING FOR SALE –
formerly Knox Presbyterian Church,
Brandon St., Belgrave. Asking price
$19,900. Call 519-887-6687. 48-3
FAXING SERVICE
We can send or receive faxes for
you. The Citizen, 404 Queen St.,
Blyth. Phone 519-523-4792. Fax
519-523-9140. tfn
NOW BOOKING FOR 2012 –
two-bedroom cottage with bunkhouse
at Point Clark, includes fully-
equipped kitchen, gas barbecue, fire
pit, horseshoe pit and much more,
close to lighthouse and beach. To
find out more or to book your
holiday call 519-523-4799 after
6:00 p.m. tfn
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PAGE 22. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2011. Classified Advertisements
Help wanted Help wanted
Services
For rent
acation
propertiesV
Position details:
• Scheduled Preventative Maintenance of Injection Molding
Machines using electrical and mechanical experience
• Troubleshoot, repair and maintain Injection Molding Machines and
other equipment
• Maintain documentation of all jobs, and effectively communicate
with all associates when required
Qualifications:
• 2 years Community College discipline (Mechanical, Electrical,
Pneumatics, Hydraulics) or Industrial Millwright
• Good problem solving / troubleshooting / analytical skills, excellent
organizational skills and mechanical aptitude
• Experience with injection molding machines, and
PLC Programming experience (Allan Bradley preferred)
Application Deadline:
• Wednesday, December 14th at 4:00 pm
• Please reference the following on your cover letter and résumé:
#11-15 (Production Maintenance Technicial - Afternoons)
Address: 1700 Mitchell Rd. S.,
P.O. Box 247, Listowel, ON N4W 3H4
Fax: 519-291-9931
Email: jobs@listech.on.ca
Listowel Technology, Inc. is currently looking for an individual to work as:
Production Maintenance Technician
— Afternoon Shift
Founded in 1996, Listowel
Technology, Inc. is one of the areas
largest companies, producing plastic
injected and painted molded parts for
Honda Canada
In memoriam Proposals Proposals
WINGHAM
TRAILER PARK
The Township of North Huron has declared the Wingham Trailer Park
property as surplus and will be divesting the property through a Request for
Proposal (RFP) procedure. Town of Wingham, Plan 410, lots 367-370, Part
Block D Mill Reserve, Lots 17, 18, 22R— 402.
Interested parties must register at the Township of North Huron office and
pick up the Request for Proposal document, available starting Wednesday,
November 30, 2011 at noon, 274 Josephine Street, Wingham. 519-357-3550.
RFP deadline submission is January 31, 2012 at 1:30 pm. Late proposals will
not be considered.
The highest, or any proposal will not necessarily be accepted. The Township
reserves the right to accept all, any part or none of any proposal submitted.
This call for proposals shall not be considered an indication that the Township
is obligated in any way to any Organization/Business or individual who
submits a proposal as a result of this call.
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include ones on student accidents,
student pregnancy, advertising in
schools, conflicts of interest and
handling complaints.
The policies under review will be
brought before the board again in
January 2012.
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Two wind turbines proposed for
the area of St. Columban School
will be located farther than the
minimum distance required, the
HPCDSB has learned.
At the board’s Nov. 28 meeting,
Superintendent of Business Gerry
Thuss presented a letter from Jose
Menendez of St. Columban Energy
LP.
Menendez wrote that the closest
turbine planned in the school’s area
is Turbine 11, which will be located
948 metres from the centre of the
school. The next closest would be
Turbine 14, located 1,097 metres
from the centre of the school
building.
In the new map, the distance
from Turbine 11 to the corner of the
St. Columban soccer field is 735
metres.
Menendez added that the
modelled noise level at the centre
of St. Columban school is 35.6
decibels, under the 40 dBA
maximum. The 40 dBA maximum
“corresponds to a quiet residential
street” wrote Menendez.
Turbines
moved
Concert raises over
$150,000 for fund
The Oct. 8 Out of the Storm
benefit concert started as a small
idea and grew into an outstanding
success. With the likes of Matthew
Good, Arkells, Serena Ryder and
Blueschild, the concert raised a
total of $152,270. The funds
will be matched 2:1 by the federal
government to reach a grand
total of $456,810 for relief
efforts.
“A number of our generous
sponsors had to complete their
bookkeeping and we had some final
expenses that had to be paid before
we could announce the final
amount,” says Matt Hoy, chair of
the Out of the Storm Committee.
“We wanted to make sure every
penny was accounted for and knew
the cut-off date to take advantage of
provincial fund matching was
imminent.
After the devastating F3 tornado
on Aug. 21 in Goderich that
devastated many homes and local
small businesses, many people in
the area knew that a huge amount of
money had to be raised. Community
groups and individual volunteers
quickly connected and got to work
on the event. “we knew we had to
work really fast, but it had to be
done right,” said Larry Graff, of the
Goderich Kinsmen Club. “We
didn’t know what to expect, but it
turned out perfect.”
In addition to raising much-
needed funds, other major
objectives of the event were to
create awareness with the
outside public and to bring the
community together. With over
4,000 people in attendance from
across Canada and parts of the U.S.
it was shown to be a huge
success.
“The hairs on my arms were on
end when a video of personal
accounts from the tornado were
shown” noted Hoy. “There were
thousands of people at the concert,
but you could hear a pin drop and I
was not the only one to shed a
tear.”
Concert goers not only had the
opportunity to watch over 20 bands,
there were activities and food for
all. Local artists came out to help
with hope flags and a quilting
square. A children’s area had
stations where kids could do many
different arts and crafts. Area
restaurants provided mouthwatering
fare. For Goderich and area
restaurants that were at the event
who had lost or had damage to their
businesses in the tornado, the
concert was a great way for them to
tell the public that they were
coming back or already back in
business.
The event had an amazing
volunteer committee who dedicated
many hours to make this event
successful. The committee couldn’t
have done it without the major
sponsors and hard work of the
volunteers. “The stage, sound and
lightning were donated, as well as
most of the advertising,” said Hoy.
“The community support was
overwhelming.”
For more information about the
event or future fundraisers for
Goderich relief efforts please visit
the iniative’s website at
www.outofthestorm.net
Find a job or advertisea job on the
Jobs In Huron section of
our website at
www.northhuron.on.ca