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DEADLINE
2 p.m. Monday
in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
in Blyth
Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
Births
DEWETERING-VAN NES. Rich
and Terry Ann are happy to
announce the birth of their
daughter, Margaret (Greta)
Christiena on May 20, 2005 at
Stratford General Hospital
weighing 7 lbs. 7 oz. Another
granddaughter for Bill Van Nes of
Ethel and great-granddaughter for
Joanna Terpstra of Stratford. 24-1
Cards of thanks wanted wanted
Accommodation
for rent
Vards of thanks
TWO-BEDROOM DUPLEX IN
Blyth with basement, large
backyard. Includes fridge, stove,
washer, dryer and heat.
$475/month. Available July 1.
24-tfn
RALLY RIDING MOWER 18 HP.,
44" cut, good condition. Phone
523-4215. 24-lp
HARD-TOP CAMPER. PHONE
887-6412. 24-lp
STRAWBERRIES - YOU PICK,
ready picked or custom ordered at
Dougall’s Berries and Veggies, 3
km. north of Exeter, Hwy. 4. Open
8 to 8 Monday to Friday, 8 to 4
Saturday, 9 to 3 Sunday. Open
now. 1-519-235-1491. 24-2
PAPPLE’S GARDEN CENTRE
and Produce Stand - best prices
around on plants and in-season
produce, all grown on our farm.
Strawberries are ready.
$2.50/quart and watch for flat deals
coming soon: $25/12 quarts. Still a
great selection of annuals,
perennials, and hanging baskets.
On special this week: 5 varieties of
perennials in bloom in one-gallon
pots: 3 pots of any one variety for
$10; whole flats on our $3 and $6
sale tables. Most perennials in one-
gallon pots are $4 every day, over
100 varieties with more added
daily. Our prices are often half that
of the competition and all prices
include tax. For additional specials
see our website: www.papple.ca or
stop in to our stand at 118 Main
Street, Seaforth. (519) 522-0874.
24-1
AMENT. The family of Mildred
Ament would like to thank all our
friends and neighbours for all the
cards, flowers and baking sent to us
after Mildred’s death. Also thank
you to the doctors and nurses at
Clinton Public Hospital for all your
care. Special thanks to Rev.
Bannerman for your help before
and at the funeral service. Also
thank you to the Blyth Fire Depart
ment for your quick response and
the ambulance attendants. Thanks
to the Blyth Legion Ladies
Auxiliary and the Order of the
Eastern Star for the special
services. Thank you to Falconer
Funeral Home, the pallbearers, the
flower bearers and the ladies of the
Blyth United Church for the lunch
following the service. - Stewart
Ament and family. 24-1
BLAKE. We would like to thank
our friends for sending cards,
phone calls and best wishes at the
time of our 60th wedding
anniversary. We would also like to
give a big thanks to our family for
all of their help and organization to
make it such a special day for us. -
George and Marie Blake. 24-1
GERMAN. We wish to thank all
our family, relatives and friends for
their expressions of sy mpathy and
kind acts upon the loss of our dear
mother and companion, Isabell
German. We were overwhelmed
with all the food, flowers and
donations that were received. To
Dr. Hay and the staff at Clinton
hospital, we say thank you for -
being there for Mom. Thanks to
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for keeping her spirits high. A
special thank you to Linda for
preparing a Sunday night supper
for us and a big thanks to Candice
for the Monday night supper. We
thank all the other special people
who dropped off food during this
stressful time. Tabitha’s help was
greatly appreciated when we
needed it the most. Thank you to
Falconer Funeral Homes and
Cooke’s Florist for their
professionalism and guidance
during this difficult time. The
Legion’s service was heartwarming
and very respectful for a fallen
comrade. The ladies auxiliary
presented us with a lovely lunch
after the service. A special thank
you to Les for a wonderful service
and for the comforting words about
our mother. Once again we wish to
thank everyone for the kind words
and actions. Please forgive us if we
left anyone out, your kind deeds
were appreciated. Sincerely -
Companion Dave Crich and the
German family. 24-1
LOOKING FOR A FARROWING
area technician on 2500 sow farm:
family owned and operated farrow-
to-finish breeding stock farm
Operated in Seaforth-Mitchell area.
Ideal for the person who likes
animals, is motivated, observant
and able to take responsibility in a
team environment. Looking for an
experienced person or will train a
highly-motivated person who
strives to succeed in this field. This
position is full time and offers a
competitive wage with benefits.
Contact Bob Robinson at Vista
Villa Farms daytime: 519-345-
2317 or 1-866-720-0320, evenings:
519-345-1333. Please fax resume
to 519-345-9934 or e-mail:
vistavillage@cyg.net 24-3
RIDING LAWN MOWER. GOOD
shape, 887-9135. 23-2
HEAVY DUTY MAYTAG
deep-tub washer and dryer.
Excellent condition. 887-9135.
23-2
NEW CLOTHING STORE -
533 Turnberry St., Brussels.
Open every Saturday from 9 - 4.
Selling good used brand-named
clothing. 519-338-3960, Mike or
BJ. 23-2p
PHONE BOOKS
The Citizen’s 2005 Phone Book is
now available at our offices in
Blyth and Brussels for only $1.00
each. tfn
REPRINTS OF PHOTOS 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
REWARDING OPPORTUNITY:
Tell the story of your community.
The Citizen requires a community
correspondent to tell our readers of
the news in the Ethel community.
Small remuneration. Contact
Bonnie Gropp. The Citizen, 523-
4792. tfn
ADVERTISE
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IN THE
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Unload your unwanted
items and pick up
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Sky Harbour
Aircraft
BROOKS. Thanks to family and
friends for your support during my
break - prayers, visits, cards and
nourishment. Special thanks to
Nicole for popping in each morning
doing her thing and to dear ole
hubby for being a nursemaid. That
was a treat! Thanks to Donna for
helping out at work when I had
doctors’ appointments and treats at
home. All was greatly appreciated.
-Brenda. 24-lp
McCALLUM. I would like to
extend a big thank you to all who
attended and contributed towards
my community shower held at
Walton United Church. To our
musical entertainers, thank you.
You did a great job. Thank you to
Karen Hoegy and Judy Glauser for
all the work you did and to anyone
else who helped in any way. It was
great. I will always remember your
generosity and your presence.
Thanks again. - Janice. 24-1
Childcare
We currently have opening for the following full time positions:
1) Exterior preparation cleaners in our Refinishing
Department. Hourly rate of $9.00 to start.
Training provided.
2) Entry level paint preppers and painters.
Hourly rate is based on experience & qualifications.
Excellent benefit program!
Please forward your resume to:
Sky Harbour Aircraft
R.R. #5, 33862 Airport Road
P.O. Box 536
Goderich, Ontario N7A 4G7
Fax: 519-524-8421
Email: tchambers@skyharbour.com
Attention: Tracy Chambers
MUNICIPALITY OF
MORRIS-TURNBERRY
HELP WANTED
CRAIG. The family of the late
Carman Craig would like to
express their sincere thanks to our
relatives and friends and
neighbours of Carman for their
floral tributes, visitation, cards and
donations. Special thanks to Rev.
Cecil Wittich for the service, the
ladies of the United Church for the
lunch following the service. Thanks
to Dr. Bokhout, Chaplain Fran
Donohue and the staff of
Huronview. Their many acts of
kindness meant so much to us.
- Margaret Townsend, Craig and
Wendy, Ruth and Rick and Murray
and Laura and families. 24-1
CHILDCARE PROVIDER IN
Auburn has two full-time openings,
available immediately. Receipts
given. References available. Call
526-1085. 21-4
Coming events
A MISCELLANEOUS COME-
and-Go Bridal Shower will be held
at the Belgrave W.I. Hall for Julie
Sanders on Friday, June 17 from
7 to 9 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
23-2
FINCH. Thanks to everyone who
remembered my special birthday
with cards, calls, gifts and visits.
Thanks to my devious kids who
surprised me with the birthday
lunch and celebration back at the
farm. Love you all - Betty Finch.
24-lp
FAREWELL GATHERING TO
honour Joan Golden as she leaves
Brussels to begin a new ministry in
St. Thomas. Say goodbye and wish
Joan well at Brussels United
Church, Sunday, June 19 from 1 to
3 p.m. 23-2b
BUY? SELL? TRY CLASSIFIED
Hay & straw
6W, Please Recyde
This Newspaper
The Municipality of Morris-Turnberry requires the following employee:
1-Working Lead Hand/Foreman - Full Time
for the Public Works Department
This position will be a full-time position, 40 hours per week, complete
with benefits. A job description for the position is available for review at
the Municipal Office.
The successful applicant must possess the following skills:
♦ a Class DZ licence
♦ Ontario Secondary School Diploma (Grade 12)
♦ Good interpersonal and communication skills
The following skills are preferred:
♦ Experience in road construction and maintenance, in a municipal
environment
♦ Completion of or willingness to enroll in Ontario Good Roads Courses
♦ Basic Computer knowledge
♦ Operation and maintenance experience with a loader backhoe, road
grader, dump truck and snowplow equipment.
This position will be posted internally and externally. .
All internal qualified candidates will be given equal consideration.
Please submit a letter of interest and resume, marked "Lead Hand
Application" to the undersigned by:
12:00 noon on Wednesday, June 29, 2005
For further information contact the Public Works Coordinator:
Barry O'Krafka
Public Works Coordinator
Municipality of Morris-Turnberry
RR 4
BRUSSELS, ON
NOG 1H0 Telephone 519-887-6137
We appreciate the interest of all applicants, however, only those
BALED HAY, STANDING HAY,
mixed grain for sale. Call 523-
9227. 24-1