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THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2006. PAGE 17.
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Cards of thanks Coming events Coming events Coming events Help wanted
McNEIL. The family of Jean
McNeil expresses their sincere
gratitude to the staff of Huronlea
for the compassionate care given to
their mother. Thank you to Rev.
Cathrine Campbell for her many
visits and for conducting the
funeral service and to the
Schimanski Family Funeral Home
for their assistance. Thanks to Elli
Schimanski for the beautiful solo,
"One Day At A Time", and to
Grace Jutzi for providing the lovely
music. Special thanks to Jean
Bewley and the ladies of the
Melville Presbyterian Church for
the delicious lunch. Many thanks
for the memorial donations, floral
tributes and messages of sympathy
and food, in memory of our dear
Mom. — The McNeil family. 37-1
NICHOL. Allan and Elaine Nichol
would like to thank all our friends,
relatives and neighbours who came
to celebrate our 50th wedding
anniversary with us. Also thank
you for the gifts, cards and
congratulations we received. A
special thank you to Murray,
Kevin, Darlene and family for all
the planning and work to make it a
wonderful day for us. A special
thanks also to Gary and Jane
McCutcheon and Gordon and Dale
Finch for the use of their trailers.
PLAETZER. On July 19, 2006 I
began to see the healthcare system
from a totally new perspective,
never having been seriously ill
before. Since then I have been to
Clinton Hospital, undergone
emergency surgery in Stratford,
been in intensive care, in post
operative surgical care and now,
thanks to home care services,
outpatient visits to my surgeon and
the tender loving care of my
family, I am continuing my
recovery at home. I cannot thank
my husband, Lawrence, enough
for his loving presence every step
of the way and the diligent care he
is giving me. My friends have
reached out with messages, cards,
food, flowers and gifts that have
made me feel so blessed to belong
to this community. Thank you Dr.
Salter and the nurses in the Clinton
Hospital, Dr. Lefebvre and the
nurses in the O.R., Recovery
Room, Intensive Care and Post
Surgical Care unit at Stratford
General Hospital. To Cathy, Kara,
Julie, the community nurses who
are still dressing my incision and
Mary, the personal support worker
who helps me, I extend a heartfelt
thanks for all you are doing. Most
of all, I thank you, God. — Jean.
37-1
STILES The family of the late
Alice Stiles would like to express
their heartfelt thanks to family and
friends for their kindness and
support during this difficult time of
loss. A special thanks to Dr.
Shepard, the nursing and support
staff of Seaforth Community
Hospital for their loving care and
kindness. Many thanks to the
professional staff at the Schimanski
Family Funeral Home, particularly
Frank Schimanski for his
dedication and guidance during our
time of need. Thanks goes out to
the Seaforth Manor Staff for their
loving care also. A heartfelt thank
you to Sandra Cable for her
prayerful support. — The Stiles
Family. 37-lp
THE 58TH BELGRAVE TURKEY
Supper will be held on Wednesday,
October 4 at 7:00 p.m. sharp at the
Belgrave Community Centre (doors
will open at 6:30 p.m.) Ticket
prices are adults $12 and children
12 and under $6. Advance tickets
only can be purchased at Stainton's
Hardware and Township of North
Huron Office, Wingham, Belgrave
Co-op and Belgrave Variety, and
the Blyth General Store. 37-2
FREE CAREGIVER EDUCATION
series offered by VON Perth-Huron
and Huronlea Home for the Aged.
Every Thursday in October, 1 - 3
p.m. Pre-registration is required.
Call VON at 1-800-265-5176 by
Sept. 22. 37-1
MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR
Friday, Oct. 27 for The Scott
Woods Show at Northside United
Church in Seaforth, 7:30 p.m.
Tickets $15 each available at
Walton Inn or contact Marg 519-
527-1491. 37-39-41
GREY 150TH ANNIVERSARY
wrap-up meeting at the Grey
Municipal Office on Wednesday,
Sept. 27 at 8:00 p.m. Everyone
welcome. 37-1
WANTED — VENDORS FOR
upcoming craft and bake sale on
November 18 at the Wingham
Legion. Sponsored by Wingham
Air Cadets. Phone Carol, 1-519-
291-6231. 36-2
LONDESBOROUGH UNITED
Church Roast Pork Supper,
Saturday, Sept. 23, Londesborough
Community Hall, 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Adults $12 in advance, $14 at the
door, 6-12, $5, under 6 free.
Advance tickets 519-482-7585 or
519-523-9021. 35-3p
CPH AUXILIARY'S PENNY
Sale, Anglican Parish Hall, Clinton,
September 21-30. Open weekly 10-
6, Fridays 10-9, Draw Date 9-12.
Draw 12:30. 36-3
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HURON COUNTY CHILD
Abuse Prevention Committee
Teddy Bear Dream Auction,
Saturday, Oct. 14, Blyth Memorial
Hall, 6:00 p.m. Entertainment "The
Nearness of You" featuring Cindy
Church, Joe Sealy and George
Koller. A Tribute to the Music of
Hoagy Carmichael. Dream Auction
— Silent Auction — Door Prizes —
Hors d'oeuvres. Tickets at Ernie
King Music or call 519-482-8777.
37-3
DEBT FREEDOM CANADA
Open House — are you interested in
a lucrative business opportunity?
Debt Freedom Canada is holding
an Open House at the Knights of
Columbus Hall in Wingham,
Monday, October 16 and Monday,
October 30 at 7:30 p.m. Doors open
at 7:00 p.m. To those interested in
becoming financially independent
please call 519-523-9094 to
register. 37-6
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BRUSSELS HORTICULTURAL
Society meeting to be held Sept. 25
at the home of Phyllis Mitchell at
6:30 p.m. Guest speaker is Jamie
Rogers of Carlow on landscaping
and ponds. A tour of Phyllis's
garden will take place prior to the
meeting. Lunch and door prizes.
Note change of time and location.
37-1
CIDERFEST, SEPT. 24,
Van Egmond House, Egmondville,
10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Hot and cold cider,
flea market, historical demos,
museum, antique dolls, apple
fritters, Seaforth Girls Marching
Band. Adults $2, children $1,
preschool free. 36-2
COMMUNITY BREAKFAST,
Blyth Memorial Hall, Sunday,
Sept. 24, 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Sponsored by Blyth Legion and
Ladies Auxiliary. Proceeds to
support our community. 3"7-1p
PART-TIME WAITRESS/COOK
required immediately. Every other
weekend off. Phone Ron at
Stickers, 519-526-7759. 37-2b
REWARDING OPPORTUNITY:
Tell the story of your community.
The Citizen requires community
correspondents to tell our readers
of the news in the Ethel and
Cranbrook communities. Small
remuneration. Contact Bonnie
Gropp, The Citizen, 519-523-4792.
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Residential • Commercial • Farm . Generators
RR 2 Lucknow
519-529-3714
requires 3 licensed electri-
cians for construction and
maintenance. We offer com-
petitive wages and benefit
plan.
Please fax resume to 519-
529-3714 by Oct. 4, 2006.
Lucknow Co-op
We have an immediate opening for an
ENERGY MANAGER
We are currently seeking a self -moti-
vated individual to join our company
and manage our Energy Department.
The applicant must be a well orga-
nized team player able to manage
other staff and achieve sales goals.
Prior experience would be an asset
for both liquid fuels and propane sales
and including service. Full job descrip-
tion available.
The Lucknow District Co-operative
offers a very competitive salary with
benefits, please apply, in confidence
to:
Allan Scott
Lucknow District Co-op
Huron Rd # 1 (Lucknow Line)
Box 10,
Lucknow, NOG 2H0
Fax 519-529-1166
or e-mail ascott@rucknowco-op.com
We thank all applicants. however only those
considered for an interview will be contacted.
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