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Help wanted Help wanted Real estate Real estate Services
A-Z TRUCK DRIVER
Must have a minimum of three years experience. A
knowledge of border crossing procedure would be an
asset. This is a dedicated run to the same location up
to 3 times per week. Home on weekends and 2 nights
per week. A clean abstract and references will be
required.
Call Nott Farms
519-482-7439
to apply in person
or fax resume to
519-482-5644
Applications will be accepted up to February 5/05.
Same team, Same Service,
New Name!
ROYAL LePAGE
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Great news.
Heartland Realty
Broker/ Owner Fred Lobb has purchased
a Royal Lepage Franchise in Canada;
the Royal LePage Franchise Network.
What does it mean to you? Lots!
BREEDING TECH WANTED
Our operation is looking for
another team player to assist with
all aspects of our farrowing
operation. Successful candidate
must be self-motivated and ready
for a challenge. We offer
competitive wages and a benefit
package. Please fax resume to 887-
8712 or phone 887-9158. 05-2
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Gas Bar
Fuels Ltd.
BLYTH, ONT.
N0M1H0
Attendant
Continued strength and experience of the
same professional sales representatives,
supported by the power of the Royal LePage
name in the market. Watch for our new look
and ask us about our new direction.
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATOR
has spaces available to care for
children in my home. Wide variety
of activities, snacks and meals
provided. Before and after-school
care available. Receipts available.
Call 523-4932 for details. 05-1 p
LET AN EXPERIENCED TUTOR
assist your student to a/successful
year’s conclusion. 1 offer classes in
all subjects from Grades one to
nine. 1 have sessions available for
individual instruction in this spring
term beginning Feb. 1. Call Doreen
Raymond al 887-6703. 05-2
GAMBLING
Need support with your gambling
problem? A Gambling Support
group is axailable at Huron
Addiction Services, 482-3416 Ext.
2503. All services are free and
confidential. 05-lb
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
Full or part time
Some evening and
weekend work
Send resume to:
Radford Fuels Ltd.
PO Box 40
Blyth, ON N0M 1 HO
Attn.: Doug Scrimgeour
WANTING TO LOSE WEIGHT
or increase your fitness level and
don’t know where to start? Call
Karen at 519-527-1712. Nutrition
and Wellness Specialist and
Personal Trainer, Can Fit Pro
Certified. An in-home service. 05-2
How do you find a great real
estate agent?
Just call one of our offices:
FAXING SERVICE. WE CAN
send or receive faxes for you. The
Citizen, 404 Queen St., Blyth, 523-
4792 or 541 Turnberry St.,
Brussels, 887-9114. tfn
FULL-TIME FARROWING
position available on farm near
Molesworth. Individual must be an
energetic, self-motivated person.
Will train the right person for the
position. Please fax resume to 887-
8712. 05-2
IIn niemoriani
EAST. In loving memory of Harold
East who passed away February 1.
1994.
Special memories keep you near.
As time unfolds another year,
Happy thoughts of times together.
Memories that will last forever.
- Your wife, Mary and family.
05-1
SOUCH. In memory of a sister and
aunt who was taken from us 12
years ago.
Sherry,
Time has healed nothing.
Since you were taken away from
us.
So many things in our lives have
changed
That you should have been part of.
You are in our thoughts every day.
Missed much more than words can
say.
- Remembered always, Steve,
Wendy, Tiffany and Sarah. 05-1
BUY? SELL? TRY CLASSIFIED
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P ersonals
CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTRE.
Are you pregnant? Need help? Call
our 24-hour hotline collect 323-
3751 or drop in at 189 Main St. N.,
Mount Forest for free pregnancy
testing, counselling and support,
childbirth coaches, clothing. e4w
In memoriain
SOUCH. In loving memory of a
very special daughter Sherry Souch
who left us 12 years ago February
2, 1993.
Sherry you've been gone now 12
years,
Fond memories of you, still bring
us tears.
To us you were the very best,
Too soon you went to eternal rest.
It was such a blessing to have had a
daughter like you,
Sherry we will cherish you all our
lives through.
Silent thoughts of times together.
Hold memories that will last
forever.
And as time unfolds another year.
Memories keep you ever near.
So keep your arms around her
Lord,
And give her special care.
Make up for all she suffered,
And all that seemed unfair.
We hold you close within our
hearts,
And there you will remain,
To walk with us throughout our
life,
Until we meet again.
And as God calls us one by one.
The chain will link again.
- Dearly missed and forever loved.
Mom and Dad. 05-1
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CLINTON
482-3400
33 Hamilton St.,
GODERICH
524-6789
199 Josephine St.,
WINGHAM
357-2400
109 Main St.,
EXETER
235-3330
2C The Square.,
BAYFIELD
565-5100
64 Goshen St.,
ZURICH
236-4712
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Pets
Do-it-yourselfers
FOR SALE - 2 MALE BORDER
collie-cross puppies, 8 weeks old.
Phone 887-6596. 05-1
Blyth Scouting groups are getting ready to enjoy winter
outdoors creating their own snowshoes. Scouter Lavern Clark
gives a hand to one'of his troop members. (Vicky Bremnerphoto)
PHOTOGRAPHY - GRADUATE
of Humber College’s Creative
Photographer program
specializing in commercial shots
and portraiture. Call 887-6353. tfn
Check out the
classifieds
Weather
hurts
Walkerburn
attendance
The January meeting of the
Walkerburn Club was held at
Audrey Boonstoppel’s. Due to
weather, there was not a good
attendance.
The quilt. Children of Many
Nations, for the 2005 Quilt for
Cancer was on display.
Jacquie McKee opened the
meeting with a reading. Betty
Archambault read the minutes and
the correspondence. Roll call was
answered by a favourite kind of pic.
Bernice Norman gave the treasurer’s
report.
The next meeting is to be at the
home of Christena Gross on Feb. 22.
She will supply the lunch and Ila
Cunningham the program.
Deanna Snell gave out blocks to
be embroidered for the next Quilt
for Cancer project. It is another crib
quilt, Now I Lav Me Down to Sleep.
These blocks are to be handed in
at the February meeting and it is
hoped quilting will begin in March.