HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2004-12-09, Page 16HELP WANTED ON AUBURN-
area farm. Duties to include
snowblowing, manure spreading,
transporting of pigs, pressure
washing, general maintenance and
barn work. Must have a valid
driver's licence. Fax résumés to
519-526-1066. Contact 519-526-
7411 for more information. 48-3
FULL-TIME POSITION AVAIL-
able on farrowing operation. Good
wages and benefit package
available. Our team is looking for a
team player who is motivated with
some animal experience. Please fax
résumé to 887-8712. 47-2
REWARDING OPPORTUNITY:
Tell the story of your community.
The Citizen requires community
correspondents to tell our readers
of the news in the Auburn and
Ethel communities. Small
remuneration. Contact Bonnie
Gropp, The Citizen, 523-4792. tfn
Check out The Citizen's
WEBSITE
at www.northhuron.on.ca
WANTED
The Citizen
requires a part-time
reporter-photographer
Experience in reporting or
photography an asset but
will train someone with
the following skills:
• Must be outgoing self-
starter with a good com-
mand of written English.
• Familiarity with digital
cameras an asset.
• Computer literacy
required. (Knowledge of
Photoshop and Quark
Xpress an asset.)
• Must have own
transportation.
Position requires 21
hours a week plus some
weekend and evening
duties.
Apply in writing to:
The Editor,
The Citizen,
P.O. Box 429, Blyth NOM 1H0
or
P.O. Box 152, Brussels NOG 1H0
(Only those applicants required
for interviews will be contacted.)
Town and Country Support Services (TCSS)
is currently recruiting Home Support/Personal Support Workers
with certification as a HSW Level II or III, Health Care Aide or
PSW's. Experience preferred, but will train the right candidates.
• Current in CPR/First Aid
• hours are part time
• ability to work flexible hours (days, evenings, nights
and weekends)
• a vehicle is necessary
Please send résumé to:
Jean Young, Executive Director
Town and Country Support Services
P.O. Box 969
Wingham, ON NOG 2W0
Applications will be accepted by fax at
(519) 357-2506 or email at jyoung@tcss.on.ca
Only those applicants selected for an interview will be contacted.
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DEADLINE
2 p.m. Monday
in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
in Blyth
Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
A ccommodation
for rent
MODERN, THREE-BEDROOM,
country house available for rent
Jan. 1, 2005. Located between
Blyth and Auburn, $600/month
plus utilities. Contact 519-526-
7411 with references. 48-3
CLINTON — NEWER APART-
ment , fourplex controlled entry.
two bedroom, four appliances,
laundry facilities available, $500
plus utilities. Parking available.
Call 519-685-2264. 40-tfn
DOWNTOWN BRUSSELS, 2-
bedroom upper apartment, $400
plus utilities. Phone 887-9007.
43-tfn
THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE,
large family room, living room and
kitchen. I ..ge deck and patio.
Includes stove. No pets, mature
person preferred. $650/month plus
utilities. 590 Ainley St., Brussels.
Phone 519-887-8493. 39-tfn
THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE IN
Blyth — 2 baths, main floor laundry,
$550 plus utilities. Phone 519-887-
9007. 45-tfn
BEAUTIFUL FOUR-BEDRoOM,
3-bath home in the country
between Listowel and Wingham,
1 1/2 car garage, full finished
basement, large yard. No pets, no
smoking. Must have references,
$850. Please phone 887-9158. 47-2
Articles for sale
1987 YAMAHA EXEL III SNOW-
mobile 340 F/C electric start,
thumb and hand warmers, exc.
cond., good for kids, $1,450 o.b.o.
523-4942. 48-1
CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE,
1 1/4 miles down Wingham Golf
Club road. Fir, Scotch pine, white
pine or cut your own spruce.
Spruce up to 12'. Glen Casemore,
357-1498. 46-4p
CHRISTMAS TREES — PREMIUM
Fraser Fir, balsam fir, scotch pine,
and spruce. We also have real
Christmas wreaths and garland;
also Christmas tree stands and
grapevine trees 3 ft. to 5 ft. Trees
are inside and free of snow. We
also sell tree bags. Hours 9-a.m. -
7 p.m. Contact Niel Edgar, Hwy.
86, between Wingham and
Whitechurch, Fire #39085.
Delivery is available. Phone 357-
2122. 46-4
MATHERS' CHRISTMAS TREES
— Pine, Spruce, Fir, Saturdays and
Sundays 9 - 5, 4 kms. south of
Wingham on Stone School Rd.
Come see — Come saw $20. 47-3
PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2004.
Classified Advertisements
Cards of thanks Coming events
MELANIE B. INVITES YOU
once again to her annual Christmas
gift show and sale. Make time to
_join me in my beautiful country
home to find just what you need to
make your home beautiful too.
Numerous displays of elegant gifts,
florals,, silk plants, crafts and
country decor. Incredibly low
prices. Dec. 9, 10, 11, 10 a.m.
6 p.m. 4176 Rd. 135, Sebringville,
519-393-5690. 46-3
BLYTH LEGION LADIES
Auxiliary, Annual Christmas Craft
Show Saturday, December 11,
Blyth Memorial Hall, 10 a.m. -
5 p.m. Food is available. 48-lp
HATE WRAPPING CHRISTMAS
Gifts? Come let JR's girls wrap
them for you! All proceeds to
Huron United Way, Tuesday, Dec.
21, 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Brussels Library
basement. Info call Madeline 887-
6951. 47-3
JOE, JANE, JIM AND JEFF AND
families of Ellwood and Beatrice
Seili invite you to celebrate their
50th anniversary at an open house
on Saturday, December 11 from
7 to. 10 p.m. at the BMG Commun-
ity Centre in Brussels. Come and
give your best wishes only. 47-2p
CELEBRATE THE GIFT OF
Light, CPH Auxiliary. Tickets $5.
Donations buy Blood Pressure Unit
for CPH Out-Clinic. Come Fri.,
Dec. 10, 6:30 p.m. Entertainment,
draw, hot cider. Sponsored by The
Old Mill, Snell Enterprises, Blyth.
42-7
Hay & straw
HAY & STRAW FOR SALE.
Phone 523-4309, ask for James.
48-7p
Healthcare
DOES THE IDEA OF GOING TO
a nursing home bother you? A rural
family invites you to live with
them. 24-hour care, medically
trained, first aid and CPR.
Competitive rates. Call 526-1021.
48-3p
Help wanted
Help wanted
ARMSTRONG. The family of the
late Murray Armstrong would like
to express our deep appreciation
and heartfelt gratitude to all who
gave of themselves to help us
during Murray's recent passing. A
sincere thank you to everyone for
the calls and visits, the food
brought to our homes, the beautiful
floral arrangements, the messages
of comfort conveyed by the cards
of sympathy and for the donations
made in Murray's memory. We are
grateful to all who came to be with
us at the visitation and funeral
service, and especially to Cheryl
and Scott's many friends for their
suppoh and many kindnesses.
Special thanks as well to the
management and staff of Campbell
Soups for their outpouring of
sympathy and support, and for all
the stories you shared with us. We
truly thank Rev. Cathrine Campbell
for her words of comfort and
encouragement and for a very
meaningful service. Thank you to
the pallbearers and flower bearers —
you were very special to Murray. A
very appreciative thank you to the
ladies and gentlemen of Melville
Presbyterian Church for providing
us with a delicious lunch and time
of fellowship after the service. A
sincere thank you is extended to
Frank and Jennie of the Schimanski
Family Funeral Home for their
compassion and guidance. We
would also like to thank the
paramedics, doctors, nurses, and
other health care professionals at
Wingham and District Hospital and
London Health Sciences Centre —
University campus for all their
efforts, -and for the care and
compassion they gave Murray and
our family. The support we have
received from family, friends,
neighbours and co-workers is a
great help to all of us during this
very sad time. Thank you for being
there and for your ongoing care and
concern. We will all miss his smile.
— Cheryl and Scott Armstrong,
Lynn Hanna Armstrong, Isabel
Armstrong, Brian and Elaine, Don
and Lynne, Gary and Judith
Armstrong and families. 48-1
COULTES. A very special thank
you to my frientis and family for all
the cards, visits, phone calls, letters
and flowers while I was a patient in
the Owen Sound and Wingham
hospitals and since I returned
home. Sincerely — Bill Coultes.
48-1
HUMPHRIES. Many thanks for the
condolences expressed to us on the
passing away of a dear sister,
sister-in-law and aunt. They were
greatly appreciated. Sincerely —
Bill and Marjory Humphries and
family. 48-1p
Coming events
EUCHRE TOURNAMENT,
Londesboro Hall, - Dec. 10,
8:00 p.m. Admission $5. Over
$100 in prizes. Proceeds for hall
improvements. 48-1 p
CHRISTMAS CONCERT AT
Huron Chapel Evangelical
Missionary Church, Auburn, Sat.,
Dec. 11 and Sun., Dec. 12, 7:30
p.m. An evening of, music and
drama. Treat bags for the kids and
refreshments. Everyone welcome.
48-lb
Articles for sale
CHRISTMAS TREES — WHITE
spruce and Douglas fir. Treebelt
523-9771. 47-4
LIONS CHRISTMAS TREES have
arrived at' Nature's Nest in
Londesboro — all trees $25, no tax.
47-2
BOOKS! BOOKS! • BOOKS!
Come in and browse through our
selection of books mostly on rural
themes. The Citizen, 404 Queen
St., Blyth, 523-4792 or 541
Turnberry St., Brussels, 887-9114.
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REPRINTS OF PHO'1OS TAKEN
by Citizen photographers are
available to purchase, Many in
colour. 4x6 — $4.00, 5x7 — $5.00,
8x10 — $8.00. Phone 523-4792 or
887-9114 to order. tfn
FREE - 2004 PHONE BOOK
published by The Citizen is
available free at our offices in
Blyth and Brussels. tfn
Births
BLAIR. Cameron and Donna
(Godkin), Ilderton are pleased to
announce the safe arrival of Cailin
Mackenzie, a baby sister for
Reagan. Cailin was born November
17, 2004 at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, weighing 7 lbs. 14 oz. The
proud grandparents are Stella and
ROn Blair, Richmond Hill and
Marion and Lavern Godkin,
Walton. 48-1
Cards of thanks
BEUERMANN. Yes, you all got
me good! My goodness, what a
surprise. I would like to give my
heartfelt thanks to everyone from
Nanton Alberta to Stratford, from
Winthrop to Kinlough and places in
between for the wonderful hello to
my 50s. Family and friends are
truly a gift I'll always treasure. To
the men in my life and Patricia,
thanks doesn't seem like enough.
Gracias Amigos. — Joan
Beuermann. 48-1
BUCHANAN. On Saturday, Nov.
20 a great time was had by all at
my 80th birthday party in the
Kinburn Foresters Hall. I would
like to thank my family for all their
work in organizing the party.
Thank you to family, friends and
neighbours who attended from far
and wide. We remembered lots of
good times and made -new
memories. I appreciated everything
very much. — Don. 48-1p
COULTES. Our sincere thanks to
our family, friends and neighbours
for donations, flowers, food and
cards sent to our homes at the
passing of our beloved son and
brother, Grant Coultes. Special
thanks to Rev. John Roberts for his
words of comfort and support. To
Doug McBurney and staff, we
express our appreciation for your
compassion, professionalism and
kindness. Thanks to the Calvin-
Brick UCW for providing lunch
after the service. At such a difficult
time, there is great consolation in
having such caring people in our
midst and part of our community. —
Mary Coultes and family. ' 48-lp