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Maple Syrup Festival
Belmore Community Centre
Thursday, April 8th
9i30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
AND
Saturday, April 10th
8:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
ALL. YOU CAN EAT
Pancakes, Syrup, sausages
and applesauce
Homemade baking, crafts and
entertainment for everyone
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ACCOUNTING CLERK
Town and Country Support Services is seeking a full-time Account
Clerk to provide day to day accounting procedures. The incumbent is
part of the administrative/financial team and will be responsible to
maintain the accounts payable and accounts receivable.
The successful candidate is accountable to complete all
responsibilities in a timely and accurate manner, meeting work
deadlines spread throughout each month.
Please fax résumé
to Jean Young at 1-519-357-2506
Only those applicants selected for an interview will
be contacted.
Town and Country Support Services (TCSS)
is currently recruiting a Home Support / Personal Support Worker to be part
of our Brussels Flexible Care Team.
Qualifications: HSW Level II or III or PSW
Duties: • personal care, homemaking duties
• be available to participate in the on-call schedule
• work days and evenings
• work in a flexible supportive environment,
collaborating with other team members.
For further information please call 482-9264 or submit an
application to: Town and Country Support Services
Attention: Jan Warner Moore
Box 222, 317 Huron Street
Clinton, ON
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THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 2004. PAGE 13.
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Cards of thanks Coming events Help wanted Help wanted In memoriam
ANDERSON. I would like to thank
everyone who phoned, visited and
sent cards and goodies at the time
of my surgery. —John. 13-1
THE BRUSSELS CURLING CLUB
would like to take this opportunity
to thank the following for their hard
work in organizing the successful
Dinner and Dance in celebration of
the club's 40th anniversary. Many
thanks go to the Anniversary
Committee consisting of Susan
Alexander, Bob Alexander, Mervin
Bauer, Orval Bauer, Ernie
Lewington, Jo-Ann McDonald,
Brenda McIntosh and Murray
Pepper. A special thank you to
those who diligently researched
addresses and hand delivered
invitations. Additional thanks to
Susan Alexander for preparing the
invitations and tickets. Due to the
super decorating committee the hall
looked bright and cheerful. The
tables sprinkled with 40th confetti
were dressed with colourful
centrepieces and baskets of mums.
Thanks for a job well done. Thank
you Nora Stephenson for co-
ordinating a wonderful display of
curling photos which depicted the
past 40 years. Additional thanks go
to Mery Bauer for being the Master
of Ceremonies. Gary Pipe did a
fine job upon selecting the guest
speaker, Wilma Rathwell. Once
again Cardiff Catering prepared a
delicious roast beef dinner with all
the trimmings, which was enjoyed
by over 260 people. What a
celebration. Thanks to everyone
involved who made this event such
a success. Good food, good
entertainment and music, a good
time was enjoyed by all.
— Brussels Curling Club Executive.
13-1
WINGHAM GOLF & CURLING
CLUB Tim Hortons Provincial
Wrap Up. The Tim Hortons Colts
& Trophy Provincial Curling
Tournament was a success this past
weekend. Trophy tournament
winner was Dawn Sherk of Galt,
and Colts tournament winner was
John St. Denis of the Dixie Curling
Club. A big thank you to all the
volunteers, sponsors and
advertisers for helping make this
event possible. Without the team
effort and support of our
membership and sponsors, we
would not have been able to accept
the honour of hosting this event.
13-1
Coming events
CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL
Auxiliary meeting in CPH Board
Room, Monday, April 5. Annual
meeting at 9:30 a.m. Chairs' annual
reports - 3 copies. Regular meeting
to follow. Come along, bring a
friend. Call Marg Makins, 565-
2934 13-I
BLYTH UNITED CHURCH
presents: The Easter Story: A One
Person Passion Play based on the
Gospels, Good Friday, April 9,
7:30 p.m. Donations at the door.
Information 519-523-4224. 11-4b
A MUSICAL TRAVELOGUE —
Join the Blyth Festival Singers and
guests the Bayfield Winds for a
musical trip around the world on
Sunday, April 4, 2:30 p.m., Exeter
United Church. Tickets adults $12,
children 11 and under, $6. Blyth
Festival Box Office 523-9300;
Blyth Festival Singers; Campbell's
Photography, Goderich; Dutch
Store, Clinton; Snyder Studios,
Wingham; Tasty-Nu Bakery,
Zurich; Nifty Korners, Seaforth;
Bakelaar Jewellers, Exeter and
Exeter United Church or at the
door. .11-3
AUBURN UNITED CHURCH
roast beef supper, Wednesday,
April 7. Adults $10, elementary
children $5, kindergarten and
preschool children free, family rate
$30, 5:30 and 7:00 p.m. For
reservations call Shirley Andrews
526-7762 or Sandra Popp 526-
7088. 12-2
HURON COUNTY BEEF
Producers Beef BBQ and Dance,
April 3, 2004, Brussels, Morris and
Grey Community Centre. BBQ 6 -
8 p.m. Music by The Jeff Tanner
Band featuring Carl Keys on
fiddle. For tickets contact your
HCBP director or Jacquie Bishop
at 887-9379. Tickets: $15 per
person. 12-2b
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Van Egmond Foundation Van
Egmond House, Egmondville,
Saturday, April 3. Meeting - 3 p.m.
Supper 5:30 p.m. Guest speaker
Lutzen Riedstra, Stratford-Perth
archivist. Everyone welcome. 12-2
Farmland
WANTED TO RENT: FARMLAND
for long or short term. Strict three
year rotation. Phone 523-4309. 13-3p
CASH CROP LAND WANTED
to rent or share crop, short or long
term. Excellent stewardship.
Competitive bids. Call Peter
Rastorfer at 519-347-2354. 12-6
CASH CROP LAND WANTED
to relit, short term or long term,
competitive rates offered. Call 523-
4461. 10-4
WANTING TO RENT — STAND-
ing hay or cash crop land for 2004
season. Call Scott Cardiff, 887-
9867. 11-3
Hay & straw
FOR SALE: GRASS SEED, ALFAL-
fa $1.70 and up. Timothy $1.35 and
up. Red Clover DC $1.45. Red
Clover SC $1.20. Phone 523-4309.
13-2p
BIG SQUARE BALES OF HAY,
first and second cut for sale. Phone
Scott Cardiff, 887-9867. 11-3
FOR SALE — HAY AND STRAW
3 x 3 square bales. Call 523-4309.
12-3
WE ARE CURRENTLY SEEKING
individuals to work as farrowing
attendants and herdspersons in our
modern sow facilties. This is the
perfect opportunity for the caring
individual interested in working
with sows and newborn piglets.
Excellent wages and benefits.
Please apply by mail or fax to:
Special T Swine Ltd., RR 3,
Brussels, ON NOG 1HO. Fax: (519)
887-6330. 13-3 ,
FULL TIME PONTICA
AVAOLADLE
POOL TECHNICIAN
Opening & closing pools, service,
installing inground and above
ground pools, concrete forming
and finishing, fence installation.
SNOWMOBILE
REPAIR TECHNICIAN
for winter months.
Require valid drivers licence,
construction experience an asset
and mechanically inclined.
Please submit resume to:
Middegaal Pools & Sports Ltd.
234 Main Street N. Box 137
Seaforth, ON NOK 1 WO
REHABILITATION
THERAPIST
Local part time employment available
implementing individualized rehabilitation and
community integration programs. Excellent
training, support and supervision provided.
Diploma or degree required in social services,
health or education. Experience with brain
injury rehabilitation preferred.
Send your resume and cover letter to Arden
McGregor, Brainworks,
509 Commissioners Road West #307, London,
ON N6.1 1Y5.
Fax (519) 657-1182
brainworks@rogers.com
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CHATTERTON. In loving
memory of a dear wife and mother,
Lucy Chatterton who passed away
nine years ago, March 27, 1995.
YOU WERE THERE
On those dark and stormy nights,
When the sky seemed to be
exploding,
And I was filled with fright,
Your were there comforting me,
Making everything seem right.
When I was sick, and did nothing
but complain,
You were there to care for me,
doing everything you could to ease
my pain.
When my heart was full of anger,
and my world seemed to be falling
apart,
You were there to console me,
To love and to hold me.
When I needed you,
You were there.
-- by Elizabeth Gullusci
— Sadly missed by your husband,
Joe and children, Jim, Paul and
Beth and son-in-law, Mike and
grandchildren, Francesco and
Christopher. 13-1
DALE. In loving memory of
Leslie, who passed away March 30,
2003.
A family has a special bond,
It's love that forms the tie,
And even in the darkest hour,
That love will never die,
We cannot bring the days back,
When we were all together,
But in our hearts in memories,
You will live with us forever.
Always loved and never forgotten,
Shirley and family. 13-1
DALE, In loving memory of
Leslie, who passed away March 30,
2003.
To our grampa up in Heaven,
Whom we miss so very much,
His smile and understanding,
And his special gentle touch.
But as we look Up in the sky,
Arid see his star so bright,
We know that he is with us,
As we go to bed each night.
And as we speak his name out loud,
He knows we are so very proud,
To have a grampa such as he,
A better one there will never be.
Always loved and remembered by
yotir grandchildren. 13-1
DILWORTH. In loving memory of
a dear father, Tim Dilworth, who
passed away April 3, 2003.
May the winds of love blow softly,
And whisper so you hear,
That we always love and miss you,
And wish you were still here.
Always in our hearts. Lovingly
remembered by Karen, Dave,
Gerald, Stacey and Paula. 13- I p