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Corporation of the County of Huron
Homes for the Aged
Requires a Temporary Part-time
Student Office Clerk
Assisting with general office duties (reception, photocopying,
word processing and filing) in a computerized office environ
ment. The successful candidate will work both independently
and as a team member with other office and departmental staff.
Must have excellent customer service skills and computer skills.
Resumes accepted until April 15, 2005.
Highways Department
Requires the following positions:
Full Time Bridge Workers/Road Workers
Full Time Engineering Technician
Summer Students
Full Time Maintenance Technician 3-Facilities
Send letter specifying position you are applying for by April 22,
2005.
See www.huroncounty.ca for more information and the applica
tion process.
Human Resources Fax (519) 524-2044
County of Huron
1 Court House Square
Goderich, Ontario, N7A1M2
Only those individuals selected for an interview will be contact
ed. Information is collected solely for the purpose of job selection
under the provisions of the Municipal Freedom and Protection of
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properties
NOW TAKING BOOKINGS FOR
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much more, close to lighthouse and
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Real estate
MORRIS TOWNSHIP
100-acre farm for sale, approx. 75
workable. No buildings. Phone
Ken, between 4:30 - 8:00 p.m.
887-6552. 13-3
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AND SERVICE
• Lawn Sweeping,
Rolling and Cutting
• Fertilizing
• Aerating Available
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• Lawn Care • Sweeping
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• Patios
- Owner
•-887-8493
Cell: 519-357-0179
286 DINSLEY ST., BLYTH $179,000:
Stately 3 bedroom, 2 storey brick
house on a double lot in Theatre
village of Blyth.This well taken care of
home offers an updated 4 pc. bath
upstairs, new roof (04), 2nd storey 2
room sunroom, hardwood floors on
main and 2nd level, walk-up attic,
formal dining room, open front porch,
new dishwasher (04), basement with 2
pc. bath, detached shed with large
finished family room and 2 pc. bath
(not currently hooked-up). Perfect
family home with Victorian charm.
MLS#050700
1 Albert St., Clinton
Fred Lobb, Broker/Owner
281 VICTORIA ST., LONDESBORO
$89,900: Excellent starter or
retirement bungalow in rural village of
Londesboro. Home features 2
bedrooms, main floor laundry,
replaced windows, gas fireplace, 5
year old roof, central vac, galley
kitchen, separate dining room, large
living room, wood deck, appliances
included: fridge, stove, dishwasher,
washer, dryer (gas), central vac
attachments. Call Rick or Fred.
MLS#050750
View all our listings on www.rlpheartland.ca
On the kitchen
table. If you
smoke, have only
one lighter or
book of matches.
Keep it with you
at all times.
93 Buick LeSabre
93 Chrysler Intrepid,
,, certified
| 91 Buick Regal Grand Sport
I 94 Pontiac Sunbird, certified
89 Olds 88
98 Chev pickup truck,
4x4, certified
All cars good running
condition, solid
Make an offer
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Phone 482-9750
Cell 440-8913
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WANTED TO BUY: SCRAP CARS
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St. Michaels Rd., 887-6510. 14-4p
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> Municipality of Huron
j|\East Fire Department
K For Sale by Tender
A 1975 GMC PUMPER
1 975 GMC Pumper manufactured by Thibault
Thibault 625 Pump
500 Gallon Tank
Low mileage
Last certified - November, 2004
Removed from service January, 2005
ALSO FOR SALE BY TENDER IS A
1942 INTERNATIONAL PUMPER
• Both vehicles for sale as is where is.
• Can be viewed at the Grey Township Shed, 44264
Newry Road.
• Tenders to be received at the Huron East Fire
department, 72 Mai? St. South, P.O. Box 610,
Seaforth, ON N0K 1W0 until May 6,2005 at 12
Noon. For more information please contact Marty
Bedard, Huron East Fire Chief at 527-0160 or 1 -888-
868-751 3 toll free from Brussels and Grey.
• Tenders must include name, address, phone number,
and proposed purchase price.
• Highest or any tender not necessarily will be accepted.
bowlers
do well
Congratulations _ to Rosalee
Johnston and Matthew Terpstra who
bowled in Goderich on the weekend
representing the Molesworth
Bowling Lanes. They won the YBC
Ontario High-Low Doubles
Championship and advance to the
Ontario Provincials in Toronto on
Saturday, June 18. They also won
tickets to see a Blue Jay’s game that
weekend.
Darts for the season ended in
Cranbrook on Wednesday, March
30. The winning team for the season
was Teuni Smith, Brad Speiran and
Dave Joslin. Marie Stute had the
high score for the ladies with 141
points and Ernie Lewington had the
high score for the year with 174
points.
After darts everyone enjoyed a
social time and had beef on a bun.
Some former neighbours of Joe
and Bev Smith visited them in
Listowel on Wednesday evening.
Cards began with 10 tables on
Friday evening in Cranbrook. Verna
Crawford had the travelling lone
hand. The high lady was Yvonne
Knight and John Subject had the
most points for the men. Those not
so lucky were Alice Keffer with a
pink card and Velma Sleightholm
with a white card.
Lone hand winners were Helen
Dobson and Judy Hahn. The share-
the-wealth winners were Allan
Edgar and Leslie Knight.
Isabelle Craig, Agnes Harrow,
Dorothy Dilworth, Adrian Verstoep,
Marion Harrison, Mary Craig, Lois
McLean, Eluned McNair, Isabelle
Bremner, Lloyd Weber, Mary
Huether, Jean Bewley, Myrna
Burnett and Keith Turnbull were
tally card winners.
Were you ready to spring your
clock ahead on the weekend? It took
more than one family off guard to
our area. We remember years it
caught us sleeping so we could
sympathize.
Belated wishes to Dave and Karen
Smith on April 1 and Don and
Darlene Fischer. Happy
Anniversary to Mike and Heather
Fahlenbock, April 12.
Birthday wishes to Joe Terpstra,
April 4; Tony Terpstra, April 5;
Doug Mitchell, April 7; Heather
Fahlenbock, April 8; Robyn
Phillips, April 9; Judy Becker and
Allan Walker, April 10 and Erik
Scott, April 14.