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26. HELP WANTED 26. HELP WANTED
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The Corporation of the
County of Huron
Huronview and Huronlea
Homes for the Aged
require the following positions
CASUAL R.P.N.'S
QUALIFICATIONS. RPN Certificate and registered with the
"IIene of Nurses of Ontario. medication. asepsis and
assessments skills level 1 & 2
DUTIES To provide holistic health care according to the
Ni i simulants while working on a multidisciplinary team
admuuster medications and provide treatments
HOURS OF WORK.:Wadable for all three shifts and every
c.th.•r+t•ekend as scheduled and called in
CASUAL HEALTH CARE AIDES
Q1ALIFi(AT1oNs health Care Aid or Personal Support
Worker certificate Good communications skills and
previous experience with care of the elderly
DUTIES- Ti. provide holistic direct care �o elderly residents
under the supervision of the registered staff. charting as
required
HOURS OF WORK: Available for all three shifts and every
'her .+eekend as scheduled and called in.
FULL TIME ADJUVANT - Huronlea
OU tLIFICI<TIONS Activation Techniques in Gerontology
••rtiftcate or Recreation and Leisure - Services Diploma
n i c 1'I; certificate Valid Drivers licence - Excellent
nrerpe.rs-.nal acid communications skills
1)1 TIES:T.. provide holistic programs primarily for the
rirr• ,re residents and other residents within the
ire ;, .r•n:ent Duties include planning. developing.
.i:;;•.• n • :.lin, and evaluating various programs for these
r• -. I, :, Programs will he restorative and recreational
includes working closely with other team
n,emhcrs families volunteers. staff and the'publie
1101 RS OF WORK 40 hours per week, usually days. flexible
h••ui- are required to accommodate programs Weekend
n1,i> be required
( losing date for all positions: December 18. 1997
Please forward letter of application and resume to:
Manager of Human Resources
County of Huron
Court House
Goderich. Ontario. N7A 1112
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Claims against the estate
of .
KAREN MARGARET
RUTH MACLEAN,
late of the Town of
.Seaforth. in the County of
Huron. who died on
'November 29th, 1996 must
be in my hands by
December 17th, 1997.. after
• which date the estate will
be distributed.
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P.O.Box 159
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142. DEATHS
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MCGAVIN, Taylor Rae Finlayson,
:henshed newbom daughter of
Brian and Sheltey (Finlayson]
McGavin of R.R. *4. Walton. died
on Thursday. December 4. 1997 at
Stratford General Hospital. Beloved
sister of Brandon and Abby. Also
dearly loved by her grandparents.
Laird and Ruby Finlayson of R.R.
*3 Kipper. Ned and Mane
McGavin of R.R *4. Walton, great-
grandmother. Irene Finlayson.
aunts. uncles and cousins. A pnvate
family funeral sennce was held at
Duff's United Church. Walton on
Sunday: December 7 Rev. James
Murray officiated. assisted by Rev
Chen ()move. The Whitney -Alba);
Funeral Horne. Seaforth was
entrusted with the funeral arrange-
ments. 42-50-1
BRODERICK. Dorothy Margaret.
age 76. a resident of People Care
198 Momington St.. Stratford and
formerly of 45 Buckingham Dr
passed away at her residence on
Tuesday. December 2. 1997 She
was born in Kinkora. Ontario daugh-
ter of the late George Ruston and
the former Mane Crowley She was
,a former employee of the Victonan
nn. Stratford and a member of St.
-Joseph s Roman- Catholic Church.
She had been a member' of the
Lakeside Seniors Assoaabon. the
Golden Age Club. the UVety Group
and the Fitness Group. Surviving is
two sons. Kenneth Brodenck Jr. arid
wife Emily of London and Wayne
Broderick and wife Bev of Seaforth,
and a daughter. Judy Elgie and hus-
band Ken of Stratford. Grandmother
of 12 grandchildren and 12 great
grandchildren. Also survived by
brothers Joseph Ruston of Nova
Scotia. Gerald Ruston of Stratford.
John Ruston of Mitchell. Fergus.
Jerome and Lawrence Ruston all of
Stratford. and sisters Mary Cassidy:
Agnes Clipperton. and Alice
ToMenlire all of London and Loretta
Vulders of Kinkora and many nieces
and nephews and their families.
Predeceased by a daughter
Margaret Gnffith, brothers Frank,
George and Leon Ruston and a
grandson Michael Wilcox. Fnends
and relatives called at the W.G.
Young Funeral Home. 430 Huron St.
Stratford on Wednesday. December
3. from 7-9 p.m. The funeral service
was held at tie funeral home on
Thursday at 11 a m Rev. Richard
Tremblay officiated Cremation with
burial at Avondale Cemetery. As
expressions of sympathy, donations
may be made to it Heart and
Stroke Foundataon or to the
Diabetes Association. 42-50-1
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•t3: BIRTHS
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VINCENT.
We've been doubly blessed! Barry
and Brenna (nee Wein) thank God
for the- safe and happy arrival of
their precious twin boys! On
November 18. at 1:13 p.m. Adam
Charles arrived weighing 4 lbs. 13
Oz.. quickly followed by Alex
Edward weighing 4 - lbs. 14 oz.
Proud grandparents are Maden and
Jane Vincent of Seaforth. Dorcas
Wein of Southampton and great
grandmother Laura Sillery of
Exeter. Special thanks and- warm
wishes for the holiday season go to
Dr, Steciuk, Dr. Fellows and the
Neonatal Care Unit at St Joseph's
Hospital in London. 43-50-7
MCGRATH
Dan and Effie are- pleased to
announce the early but safe arrival
of Ross Michael at $1. Joseph's
Health Centre on November 18.
1997 weighing 3 lbs. 12 oz. Proud
grandparents are Ross and Ellen
Schram of Arkona and Ina McGrath
of Egmondville and a special grand-
pa Michael smiling down from
Heaven. 43.50x1c
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46. IN MEMORIAM
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PARSONS: in loving memory of a
special wife and mother Helen
Mane Parsons who was taken'rorn
us on December 15 1996
There will always be a heartache
And often a silent tear.
But always precious memones.
Of days you were here
Always in our hearts. Bob. Larry.
Paul. Tracy and their family- 46-50-
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WATT
We would like to apologize to the
Town of Seaforth and the
Recreation Department for not
being able to attend the B I A.
Chnstmas Party to accept our
sports award We would like to take
thus time to thank Graham Nesbitt
for nominating us and the
Recreation Committee for selecting
us. We were very honored to
receive this award as we enjoyed
all our work in sports very much.
We met a lot of very nice people as
well as worked with great children.
We will always remember all the
kids and hope our involvement
helped each one in some small
way. Thank you. - John and Barb
Watt 47-50x1
TAYLOR
1 would like to thank my family.
friends and neighbors for gifts. vis-
its and phone calls while a patient ir
Seaforth Community Hospital
Special thanks to Dr. Rodney. Dr
Edwards and the very courteous
staff of the hospital. Also to VON
since returning dome. ;t was alt very
much appreciated. - Bertha 47-
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ETUE
The family of the late Mary Etue
would like to express their thanks to
relatives. Mends and neighbors for
the cards. flowers. donations.
phone calls and food brought to our
house. A special thanks to Fr. Tony
Delcrancuo for his concern and
prayers .for Mary and her family,
also his land words at the funeral
mass. Also to Cynthia Nowack and
Teresa Mabb. Mary Lou Scott, the
staff of St Colu mbar School and all
who assisted Mary at the time of
her need. Also to the ambulance
attendants. Dr Rodney. staff of
Seaforth Hospital, Whitney-Ribey
Funeral Home. St. Patrick s Funeral
Char. St. Patnck s Pansh Seniors
and St. James "WL for leading
prayers at the fur; home. St.
James CWL who served lunch atter
the funeral. Everything was greatly
appreciated. - Lou and Therese
Maloney and Family 47-50x1
GOV1ER
Our sincere thanks to ad for the
flowers. gifts. cards. phone calls
and visits tot our 50th Wedding
Anniversary. Thanks to our farnrly
who planned an unforgettable
evening on Fnday Special thanks
to the Legion Branch *156. Ladies
Auxiliary and Gwen for your excel-
lent hospitality - Love. Bob and Lois
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Deae+Mwr 10, 1997-1S
Halls decked at nursing home
it's beginning to look a lot
like Christmas everywhere
you go. The trees are lit, the
halls are decked. Now all we
need is some snow!" (but not
too much). During the past
month we were happy to
have the members of Legion
Br. 4156 as well as the
Ladies Auxiliary visit for
their annual Remembrance
Day service. A special thank
you goes out to Father Dino.
Rev. Hiscox, Elly. Van
Bergen and Rev. Thomson
for their services of
Remembrance dunng the past
month. The children of the
Seaforth Nursery School vis-
ited to sing songs for us
which is always a treat. We
also enjoyed the musical tal-
ents of pianists Carol Carter.
Marian Rose and Bill
Gipson. Our birthday party
entertainment was provided
by Marie Flynn and the
Huron Strings. The sounds of
barbershop harmony echoed
throughout the huilding as
the quartet "Audibly
Awesome.' was our featured
entertainment as we joined
residents from our
Retirement Home for "puh
night". We would like to
extend an invitation to every -
Community Calendar
WED:, DEC. 10
1-00.3:00 p.m. - Parents' and Tots'
Skating at the Arena
130-3:30 p.m - Senior
Shuffleboard at the Arena
7:30-9.00 p m - Junior and
Minor Broomball at the Arena
730-8-30 p m - Fitness/Step with
Sue at the Arena
9:00-10:30 p m. - Ladies'
Broomball at the Arena
10-30-11 30 p m. - Men's
Broomball at the Arena
THUR. , •DEC. 11
4.00-6:00p m. • Figure Skating
at the Arena
6.06-7 30 p.m. -Stratford vs.'
Baniam Hockey
7 30-9:00 p.m. - Minor Broomball
at the Arena
9-00-1' 30 p.m - Men's Broomball
at the Arena
• FRI. , DEC. 12
1030-11 30 a.m. - Storyhour at
the Library
1 00-3:06 p m - Seniors Bowling
at Stanigt-t _apes •
4 '5-5 15 p m. - Senior and Junior
-cuseleague Hockey Practice
5 '5-9 15 p m - Minor Hockey
practices at the Arena
8 15-'' ' 5 o m - Thamesford vs
Certenaires - Jr D Hockey
SAT , DEC. 13
6 30 a.m.-7 3C a.m -Houseleague
Blues vs. Ducks -
Tmekeeper .s parent
Mark Delchairo
7 30 a.m.-8:30 a.m. - Houseleague
Leafs vs. Kings Timekeepers is
parent of Matt Devereaux
8.30-9-30 a.m. - Houseleague
Sharks vs Oilers -
-•mekeeper -s parent of -
:acob Williams
93C-1030 a.m. - Houseleague
Whalers vs' Canadians -
T mekeeper's parent of
Jordon Scott
1036-11 30 a m. - Houseleague
Beans vs Panthers -
Timekeeper is parent of
Trevel Engel
11 30-12:30 p m. • Miles Hockey at
the Arena
12.30-2:30 p.m. - Ringette at the
Arena
2:30-10.30 p m. • Minor Hockey
at the Arena
SUN. , DEC. 14
11 00 a.m.-1 30 p m. • Recreation
Hockey League
1 30-2:30 p.m - Blyth vs. Tykes
Hockey at the Arena
2:30-4:00 p m- - Free Public
Skating -Sponsored by the
Seaforth Food Market
400-6:00p m - Ringette at the
Arena
6:00-9-30 p -m - Minor Hockey at
the arena
4-30:9-00 MON. , DEC. 15
Sating
' at the Arena
7 30-10:30 p.m. - Minor Sports
• Council Turkey. Bingo at the
Arena - Tonight's host is Legion
9130-10.30o m. - Grand Bend vs. -
Beavers Oldtimers Hockey
TUES. , DEC. 16
9-00-11 30 a.m • Parents and
Tots Playgroup at Northside
United Church Hall • '
10.00-12:00 p m. - Parents and
Tots Skating at the Arena
5 30-8:00 p m - Minor Hockey
at the Arena
7 00-8-00 p.m - Dog Obedience
at the Arena
WED. , DEC. 17
1 00-3.00 p m - Parents and Tots
Skating at the Arena
1 30-3:30 p rn. - Senior
Shuffleboard at the Arena
7 30-9:00 p m. - Junior and Minor
Broomball at the Arena
7 30-8:30 p.m - FIness,Step
at the Arena -
9.00.10-30 p.m. - Ladies
Broomball at the Arena
1030-11 30 p m. - Men s
Broomball at the Arena
one Tin the community to
come and view our life-size
nativity scene on our outdoor
patio. A dedicated group of
our talented staff have creat-
ed this scene for us which
will be on display from now
until after New Years. We
hope everyone has a wonder-
ful Chnstmas season.
C MIECTION
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We wish to draw your attention
to the following in our current
Scrooge Savings Guide' flyer
Page 14. Bin cart, 42-3066-
6. does NOT include the
green lid as shown.
Page 18. RCA 4 -head mono
VCR, 45-2142-4. Copy
should read: 31 -button
universal remote control,
NOT 39.
Page 21. Portable
CD/cassette stereo. 44-
1594-6. does NOT feature
the remote control. The
illustration and copy are
incorrect.
Page 23. Item 1. Sony clock
radio. 44-2043x, does NOT
feature digital tuning or 5
memory presets.
Page 29. Item 2. 3/8" -drive
torque wrench, 58-8655-8.
is sold separately and not
as a set.
Page 39. Item 2. 3 -pc
professional -grade chisel
set. 99-5817-4, does NOT
feature the built-in
sharpening stone.
Page 49. The illustrations
should be transposed for
item 9. Camp cot. 76-2589-
8 and item 10. Bunkmaster
cot, 76-2596-0.
We wish to draw your attention to
the following n our current
Scrooge's Best Prices Ever' 'Iyer
Page 2. The illustrations
should be transposed for
Paperwhites. 59-9905-6 and
Amaryllis. 59-9932-0.
Page 5. 3 -foot mini Pine
tree with lights and stand.
51-4532-8. The illustration is
incorrect.
Page 16. Item 1. 5 -piece
wooden TV tray set. 42-
3399-4. Quantities are
limited and no ratnchecks
will be issued.
Page 18. Christmas
dinnerware, glassware and
accessories.. selection and
availability will, vary by store.
Page 28. Discman car kit.
44-1588-2. Copy should
read: 3 second Electronic
Shock Protection. NOT 10
second. The illustration is
incorrect.
Page 34. 4 x 36" belti disc
sander. 55-3554-4. may
NOT be available at all
stores. No ramchecks will
be issued.
Page 35. 10 - table saw. 55-'
6866-4. may NOT be
available at all stores No
ratnchecks will be issued.
We sincerely regret any
mconvenrence we may have
caused you.
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