HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2005-09-01, Page 24PAGE 24. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,2005.
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DEADLINE
2 p.m. Monday
in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
in Blyth
Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
Accommodation
for rent
APARTMENT IN BRUSSELS -
two-bedroom upper rear, $400 per
month. Fridge and stove supplied,
electric heat, utilities extra, no pets.
Available immediately. Phone 519-
345-2212. Leave message. 34-2p
TWO APARTMENTS FOR RENT
in downtown Blyth. A one-
bedroom ($340/month) and a three-
bedroom ($395/month). Available
October 1. For information call
523-4448. •> 33-tfn
CLINTON - NEWER BUILDING,
two bedroom, four appliances,
laundry facilities, $475 and $500
plus utilities. 519-685-2264. 33-lfn
Ar tides for sale
FRESH NATURALLY GROWN
tomatoes, beans, beets, cabbage,
squash, pumpkins, etc. Roadside
stand west of Blyth, 82835
Limekiln Line, Taylors, 526-7281.
34-1
FARM FRESH PRODUCE AT
Blyth Farmers’ Market on
Saturdays. Will take orders for
larger quantities. Noah Stutzman,
84407 Prosperity Line, RR2,
Auburn. 34-2p
ONE DION HARVEST WAGON,
24 polyester calf hutches, 11 frost-
free water bowls, 30 round bales of
straw. Art or Henry Bos, 523-9429
or 523-9764. 34-lp
GOOD USED MOFFAT AUTO-
matic washing machine, heavy
duty, $75 or best offer. Phone 519-
523-9200. 34-lp
APPLES: $2 FOR 4 QUARTS
(5 lbs.), potatoes $3/10 lbs., sweet
corn. Still a great time to plant
perennials: $30 for 10 one-gallon
black pots, tax included. Papple’s
Garden Centre and Produce Stand,
118 Main Street, Seaforth (519)
522-0874. www.papple.ca 34-1
PROCESSING TOMATOES
$10/20 lb.; also Romas. Also corn,
cucumbers, beets, etc. Available at
our farm at 82440 Harlock Line.
Also in Londesborough
MONDAYS and Thursdays. Our
own produce and other small
family farm production. Available
through September. Call 523-9411.
34-1
LARGE QUANTITIES OF FALL
mums available, wholesale and
retail. Call Sunset Springs
Greenhouse, 527-0761. 33-2b
BUY? SELL?
TRY CLASSIFIED
Babysitting
BABYSITTER IN AUBURN HAS
openings. Fun safe home. Lots of
crafts and activities. All ages
welcome. Receipts given.
References available. Call
Stephanie at 526-1085. 34-4
McDONALD. Mike and Michele
McDonald are thrilled to announce
the birth of their son Nicholas
Joseph. He was born August 22,
2005 at 3:14 p.m. weighing 6 lbs. 5
oz. at the Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Goderich. Big
sister Jenna is very excited to have
a baby to dote on and big brother
Greg is ready to show him how to
drive Papa’s tractor. Proud
grandparents are Brenda
McDonald of Blyth, Joe and Heidi
Manjin of Harriston. Equally
excited are great-grandparents Pat
and Charlie Shaw of Blyth. The
• McDonalds would like to thank Dr.
Kate Miller and the nursing staff at
the hospital for the excellent care of
Mom and baby. 34-1
TRICK-HADERLEIN. It’s a boy!
Karen and Henry are thrilled to
announce the arrival of their
beautiful baby boy, Robert
Brayden. Brayden was born
Monday, August 1, 2005 at 8:38
p.m. weighing 8 lbs. 7.5 oz. and
measuring 22 inches. Spoiling
privileges go to first-time
grandparents, Robert and Sylvia
Trick and Ulla Haderlein, as well
as first-time great-grandma, Viola
Sanderson. Many thanks go to Dr.
Ross and Dr. Wakim as well as the
nurses at Grand River Hospital,
Kitchener. 34-1
Cards of thanks
uuukiN. Many tnanks to Dutt's
United Church Women, family,
friends, and neighbours, for holding
a community shower in honour of
our upcoming wedding. Thanks
also for the beautiful gifts, which
will add country charm to our
Toronto home. Special thanks to
those who organized and
participated in the program,
provided the lunch and travelled
long distances to attend. Sincerely
- Sharon Godkin and Michael
Paterson. 34-1
HESSELWOOD. We would like to
say thank you to our family,
relatives and friends for the cards,
gifts, flowers and visits on our 50th
wedding anniversary. Thank you to
the Blyth United Church for the
potted plant arrangement. - Reg
and Betty. 34-1
Coming events
LONDESBORO UNITED CHURCH
roast pork supper. Saturday, Sept.
17, Londesboro Community. Hall,
5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Adults $10 in
advance, $12 at the door, 5-12 $5,
under 5 - free. Advance tickets
523-9280 or 523-9021. 34-3p
CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL
Auxiliary meeting, CPH
Conference Room, Tuesday,
September 6. Come along, bring a
friend. Call Shirley Carter, 482-
7776. 34-1
Coming events
OUTSIDE VENDORS WANTED
for Ciderfest, Sunday, September
25, Van Egmond House,
Egmondville. Phone Vivienne 519-
527-0375 or John 519-527-1369.
34-2
JOIN THE CLINTON COMMUN-
icators Toastmaster Club and
improve your speech and
communication skills. Every
second and fourth Tuesday, 7:30
p.m. at the OMAF Building,
Clinton. For more information 529-
7670. 34-2p
BLYTH UNITED CHURCH —
Garage Sale and Hot Dog BBQ,
Sept. 7 - 10, starting at 8 a.m. in
basement of church. Donations of
items accepted until September 6.
Call Brenda Brooks 523-4503 or
Rob Mason 523-9157 if you need
items picked up. 34-1
GRANDPARENTS TEA & BAKE
Sale, Friday, September 9,
Huronlea Nursing Home, Brussels,
1:00 to 3:00. Admission $2.50.
Door prizes. 34-2p
ETHEL UNITED CHURCH FISH
Fry (cooked by Brussels Legion)
Saturday, September 10 at Grey
Central School, 4:00 - 7:00 p.m.
Adults $10, 7-12 - $5. 6 and under
- free. Advance tickets only. Call
887-6501, 887-9483, 887-9330.
34-2
MEN OF NOTE IS EXTENDING
an invitation to local area men who
are interested in joining an all-male
choir. Come to the Clinton
Christian Reformed Church,
Wednesday, September 7 at 8 p.m.
and join us for our first practice of
the season. For more information
call 519-482-7862. 34-2
A HOSPITAL BENEFIT VARIETY
Show is being presented by the
Seaforth Harmony Kings at
Seaforth Public School on
Saturday, October 1 at 7:59 p.m.
Adults $12, 12 and under $6.
Tickets from members or call 887-
6457. Support local Health Care
and enjoy local talent. 34-37-38
COMING SOON - CPH
Auxiliary Penny Sale, Anglican
Parish Hall, Clinton. Draw
Saturday, September 24. 33-2
BUY? SELL? TRY CLASSIFIED
Garage/yard
sales
YARD SALE: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2
and Saturday, September 3.
Furniture, toys, seasonal
decorations and antique treasures.
290 Blyth Rd., Blyth. Rain or
shine. 34-1
GARAGE SALE - BOYS, GIRLS,
infant and toddler clothing. Lots of
other stuff - CHEAP!!
Londesborough, Saturday, 8 a.m. -
2 p.m. 34-lp
IN-THE-GARAGE SALE.
Saturday, September 10, 8 a.m. to 1
p.m. Kids’ gear - ccib, high chair,
swing, toys, clothes. Clearing out
the house. Large mirrors, window
fan, small appliances. 42132
Moncrieff Road, near Walton.
34-2p
Help wanted
FULL-TIME NIGHT SHIFT
babysitter. Phone 887-8292. 34-1
FULL-TIME HELP NEEDED ON
hog finishing and cash crop farm,
fetter than average accommo
dation available. Excellent
opportunity for a beginner farmer.
Call 887-6692. 34-2
PART-TIME MILKER FOR
sheep dairy farm near Brussels,
887-8449. 34-1
APPLE PICKERS WANTED FOR
harvest season, no ladder work.
Contact Blythe Brooke Orchards,
523-9338. 34-lb
CASHIER/GROCERY CLERK,
full-time position. Apply in person
with resume or application to Don
Scrimgeour at Scrimgeour’s Food
Market, Blyth For more
information call 523-4551. 34-1
WHITEWASHER’S HELPER - NO
students please, 6-day work week -
44 hours/week, mostly out-of-town
work. Employer pays expenses on
the road. Valid full G-Licence
required. Wages to be discussed at
interview. Call 519-523-9893 for
interview appointment. 34-3
2,500 SOW UNIT LOOKING FOR
herdsperson for breeding and
farrowing positions, as well as
nursery and finishing barn
managers. Competitive wages and
benefits. Housing available. Fax
resume to 519-887-6330 or call
519-887-6181. 34-1
REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY
PART-TIME
’ REDI-MIX
TRUCK DRIVER
Approx. 30 hrs./week
Apply in person to:
KRAEMER CONCRETE
220 Industrial Park Dr.
Brussels
887-8763
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ADVERTISING SALESPERSON
The Citizen requires a full-time or part-time sales represen
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outgoing. An artistic sense, or at least a sense of proportion
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essential. A valid driver’s licence and use of an automobile
is essential.
If you meet these requirements we can train you for your
duties which include:
1. Calling on clients to consult with them on their needs
and provide ideas on how to promote their business.
2. Designing advertisements in a creative way.
3. Selling special sections and special pages for The Citizen.
4. Selling for the three-times-a-year Stops Along the Way
visitors’ guide.
Apply in writing to:
Keith.Roulston, Publisher,The Citizen.
P.O. Box 429, Blyth N0M 1H0
or
Fax to 519-523-9140
(Only those applicants required for interviews will be col acted.)
The Citizen
Help wanted
HELD EQUIPMENT AivD BARN
maintenance position available. Fax
resume to 519-887-6330 or call
519-887-6181. 34-1
FARROW-TO-WEAN SOW
operation near Brussels requires a
farrowing room technician. Please
fax resume to 5 19-*887-9837 or
send to Monoway Farms Ltd.,
RR4, Brussels, ON NOG 1H0. 33-2
AZ COMPANY TRUCK
DRIVER and OWNER
OPERATOR positions available
hauling machinery loads on
'flatbeds and stepdecks. Primarily
midwest USA runs, border
experience preferred but not
necessary. Fully maintained late
model Peterbilt tractors.
Competitive pay, including
complete company paid driver and
family benefits. For more
information please call TTK
Transport Inc. in Goderich at
519-524-4331 or fax resume to
519-524-9658. 33-3
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, 523-4792. tfn
AZ TRUCK
DRIVERS
FULL-TIME and or
PART-TIME
drivers required
• Work includes dedicated run
to U.S.A.
• Must have clean driver’s
abstract.
• Experience with border
crossing an asset
• Fanning background an asset
but not necessary
Resumes accepted up to Sept. 10fh
Contact Nott Farms Ltd.
519-482-7439
or fax 519-482-5644