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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 2001-03-14, Page 14northhuron.on.ca Northern Huron's foremost source of information when you: • Need to check the weather • Need a plumber • Need to see what's on at area theatres • Need to build a barn • Need to find the money to build a barn • Need to read reviews on theatre presentation • Need a lawyer • Need to rent a crane • Need to order take-out food and don't have the telephone number • Need to find a real estate agent • Need an accountant Check it out at wwvv.northhuron.on.ca (an online service of The Citizen.) PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2001. Classified Advertisements Help wanted Help wanted Auction sales Auction sales .lVebsites + Coins, antiques, furniture, collectables, crocks, etc. to be held at Richard Lobb Auction Building in Clinton for the Estate of Francis Murray 4 of Lucknow plus good additions. SATURDAY, MARCH 17 AT 9 A.M. COINS: Approx. 70 lots. ANTIQUE FURNITURE: Antique sideboard with mirror, wooden dining table, Amphonia floor model phonograph, W.E. welding 4 gal. blue finger + painted crock, butter churn, sideboard bottom, handmade quilts, antique dressers with mirrors, washstands, open top washstand, 2 40 wooden butter bowls, butter print, piano stool w/glass ball feet, glass i butter churn, parlour tables, pressback chair, organ stools, wooden bed, T floor lamps, gunstock chair, 8 matching wooden stools, wooden stools, 3 A scrub boards, 3 drawer chest, tin flour bin, cream separator, 2 old i T kerosene heaters, tin boiler, wooden rocker, pressback rocker, chamber T i pieces, shadow box, dishes and glassware, child's chair, tub stand, i T several croCks, 4 wooden pop cases, egg washer pail, desk, 7 stacking T 4 + # 4 '' office chairs, heavy glass top table, chesterfields and chairs, bedding, i sets of drapes, dining suite plus More furniture, pictures, etc. Watch for y additions to this list. APPLIANCES: Harvest gold fridge, dehumidifier, 2 - portable t.v.'s, wringer + washer, washer and dryer, stove, computerized sewing machine, VCR, + CD player. OTHER: Wheelbarrow, step ladder, handsaws, sow vise plus other items. + Many additions of modern furniture, more tools, etc. We are accepting additions for upcoming auctions. Call now. Viewing 3 p.m. 'til 5:30 p.m. Friday, March 16 AUCTIONEERS: RICHARD AND BEN LOBB 519-482-7898 Clinton www.auctionhotline.com LARGE AUCTION SALE # 4 4 Central Huron to get 6 vehicles The Municipality of Central Huron intends to get six new vehicles. Council decided March 5, to lease five four-by-four, half-ton vehicles and one four-by-two, one-ton vehi- cle. Council will enter a three year lease, for a maximum total of $235,456, which includes tax and the buy-out option. Councillor Alison Lobb requested that the vote be recorded. She, along with Councillor Darren Stevenson and Councillor Marg Anderson voted. against getting new vehicles. "I don't think we can decide until we see the budget," said Lobb Reeve Carol Mitchell informed council this decision had to be made. It has been set aside for about seven months. She said, "If the answer is purchase it has to be part of our budgetary numbers." Council's budget meeting will be March 27. Council decided to lease rather than purchase because leasing won't affect the capital spending budget. The vehicles are being bought to increase the municipality's fleet by two vehicles and to replace the "redundant" vehicles. This would eliminate the use of the staff's per- sonal vehicles. The minutes of the Feb. 19 meet- ing read, "There was uncertainty as to the number of vehicles, the size of the vehicles, what would public per- ception with vehicles taken to the managers' homes? - are they being used for personal use?" Mitchell said the vehicles would not be used for personal use and they would not be taken to the managers' homes. "I still think it's hard to convince taxpayers that we went from no vehi- By Clint Haggart Clinton News-Record cies to six brand new ones," said Lobb, adding, "I think we need some. I don't believe we need six right away. " Lobb suggested three vehicles this year and three vehicles next year. Richard Harding, clerk, said he believes council will get four extend- ed cab vehicles but that will be up to council. On March 19 the Auburn UCW will meet in the Sunday school room. They have been doing a great deal of quilting recently. Rev. Paul Ross is vacationing. Next Sunday's guest preacher at Knox United will be Richard Bain. Helen and Keith Lapp have returned home from a holiday trip to Cuba. The Lions served another pancake breakfast at the Hall on Sunday, March 11 and were certainly busy with the crowd that enjoyed the meal. The Walkerburn Club planned to meet on Monday, March 12 at Ila Cunningham's home weather per- mitting. Things have had to be delayed due to the snowy winter pre- viously. The community is pleased to learn that Marion Haggitt and Tom Lawlor, patients in Wingham Hospital are both improving. May they continue to do so daily. f4 , ..eistlavk i The Corporation of the County of Huron Huronview (Clinton) and Huronlea (Brussels) Homes for the Aged require the following positions (Casual) Registered Nurses Qualifications - Nursing certificate and registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario. - Excellent written and verbal communication skills. - Assessment Skills course for Reg.N.'s and R.P.N.'s Level 1 and 2 or equivalent. - Leadership and geriatric experience an asset. Duties - To (*Wide holistic health care while working as a member of the multidisciplinary team, administering medications and treatments. - To provide leadership and supervision to members of the health care team. (Casual) Registered Practical Nurses Qualifications - Registered Practical Nurse Certificate and registered with the College of Nurses of Ontario. - Excellent written and verbal communication skills. - Assessment Skills course for Reg.N.'s and R.P.N.'s Level 1 and 2 or equivalent. Duties - To provide holistic health care to residents while working in a multidisciplinary team, under the direction of the Registered Nurse, to administer medications and provide treatments. (Casual) Health Care Aides Qualifications - Health Care Aide or Personal Support Worker Certificate. - Good communication skills. Previous experience with the elderly an asset. Duties - To provide holistic direct care to elderly residents under the supervision and direction of the registered staff. (Casual) Foodservice Aides and Student Aides Qualifications - Current safe food handling certificate. - Experience in institutional foodservice setting an asset. - Previous experience with the elderly an asset. Duties - To assist in the preparation and distribution of meals. - To perform general kitchen and cleaning duties in the foodservice area. (Casual) Cooks Qualifications - Branch 1 Cooks Certification. - Certificate from recognized cooking course. Current safe food handling course. - Experience in institutional cooking. Previous experience with the elderly an asset. Duties - To prepare and serve meals for residents, staff, visitors. - To perform general kitchen and cleaning duties in the foodservice area. (Casual) Domestic Aides - Housekeeping and Laundry Qualifications - Institutional Housekeeping/Laundry Linen Certificate an asset. - Experience in institutional housekeeping/laundry setting an asset. - Previous experience with the elderly an asset. Duties - To operate institutional housekeeping and laundry equipment. - To perform carpet/floor and general cleaning in building. - To sort, clean and deliver resident personal laundry and linen. Closing Date: March 23, 2001 Send letter and resume to: Human Resources County of Huron Court House Square Goderich, Ontario, N7A 1M2 All resumes received will be retained on file for six months. Only applicants invited for an interview will be contacted. FROM AUBURN Sticking together service theme Invitation to worship followed by the opening chorus, welcomed the congregation to the service on Sunday, March I l at Knox United. When the children came to the front, three articles concerning glue were shown. Rev. Paul Ross spoke to the children of the importance of holding things together. Scripture from Genesis 1 was regarding God making the earth. The second scripture was from Luke 13. Here the Pharisees said that Herod would kill him and Jesus replied that was wrong as he was blessed and would be saved. Rev. Ross's sermon was Sticking in the House. He spoke on the neces- sity of following the rules of the Bible and staying together in God's words. 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