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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Expositor, 2004-02-25, Page 88-TH1 HURON RXPOSITOR FEBRUARY 26, 2004 26. Help Wanted 26. Help Wanted PURCHASING/PROMOTION Sun -North Systems Ltd. is currently seeking an experi- enced highly motivated purchasing/promotion individual who would feel equally comfortable in both areas. This individual will be computer literate, versatile, energetic, and a strong communicator. Experience in sourcing raw materials and finished product is required. Capability of producing in-house ad layouts and brochures using Corel Draw is necessary. If you meet the above qualifi- cations and are interested in this opportunity, please for- ward your resume in confidence to: mbowden@sun- north.com or fax to 519-527-2560. We appreciate your interest however only those who are selected for inter- views will be contacted. PURCHASING/PROMOTION Sun -North Systems Ltd. is currently seeking an experi- enced highly motivated purchasing/promotion individual who would feel equally comfortable in both areas. This individual will be computer literate, versatile, energetic, and a strong communicator. Experience in sourcing raw materials and finished product is required. Capability of producing in-house ad layouts and brochures using Corel Draw is necessary. If you meet the above qualifi- cations and are interested in this opportunity, please for- ward your resume in confidence to: mbowden@sun- north.com or fax to 519-527-2560. We appreciate your interest however only those who are selected for inter- views will be contacted. Earn extra cash The London Free Press requires Seaforth area carriers for seven-day newspaper home delivery before 6 am on weekdays and 7 am on weekends. The route takes about 1.5 to two hours to complete. A vehicle and valid driver's license is required. To apply, phone 667- 4582, or toll free 1-800-363-1785, ext. 0, Monday to Friday 7 am - 5 pm, Saturday and Sunday 6 am - 1 pm THE HURON RESEARCH Station is seeking college or university stu- dents to work as research assis- tants from the end of April to August 31st, 2004. Please send your resume by March 12, 2004 to Huron Research Station, RR #1, Exeter, Ontario, NOM 1S4 #911 70257 Airport Rd. 26-09x2cc ATTENTION TUPPERWARE FANS! We are hiring! Taking appli- cations for consultant, team leader and executive positions. Fund rais- ers, taste of Tupperware parties, bridal showers and custom kitchen planning available. Please call your local Tupperware District Manager Susan ' Salter 519-522-0282. Representing platinum sales. Authorized Tupperware distributor- ship 519-681-1340. 26-09-1 STUDENT FARM HELP on a hog finishing operation. Own transporta- tion required. For more information call 519-345-2919. 26-08x3cc MATURE ADULT wanted for part- time position in a small processing plant. Must be dependable and able to work flexible hours. Send resume and wage expectations to Drawer #93, c/o Goderich Signal -Star, P.O. Box 220, Goderich, Ontario N7A 4B6 26-07x3cc FOSTER PARENTS NEEDED! Help children from your community. For information call: Deanie Jardine -Mackenzie at Huron -Perth Children's Aid Society 1-800-265- 5198 or 524-7356. 26-01x27cc THE HURON EXPOSITOR urges our readers to use caution before sending money for business opportunity or employment advertisements. 26-49xtf 2 / 'aided vcncr al NOSTALGIC SALVAGE INC., a safe, professional insured disman- tling company is looking for old barns for salvage. Cali Danny Farrow 1-888-643-8410. Mount Forest. 27-45xtfcc 28. Business Opportunity THE HURON EXPOSITOR urges our readers to use caution before sending money for business oppor- tunity or employment advertise- ments. 28-49xtf 30. Employment Wanted DO YOU NEED work done? Painting, plumbing, carpentry, elec- trical, wallpaper, drywall hanging, floor refinishing, eavestrough clean- ing and replacing, pressure washer cleaning. Phone 519-527-2281. 30- 04-tf 31 Service Directory TIRED OF CLEANING all the time. Let me help you have more time for other things. I have openings. Reasonable rates. Good refer- ences. Your supplies or mine. Call Susan 519-233-3478 31-09x1cc R & R - Bathrooms, small renova- tions, decks, plumbing. Free esti- mates. Phone 519-233-7818. 31- 08x2cc ASSISTANCE 4U - Office cleaning spe- cialist. CaII 519-482-1505. 31-06x4cc REPAIR AND REFINISHING of furni- ture and antiques, handstripping, also custom made furniture built to your plans. Robert Kerr, RR #1, Seaforth. Phone 519-527-0786. 31-35-tf PHOTO COPIES Photocopying Service available at the Huron Expositor office, 100 Main St., Seaforth 8/ x 11 copies - .25 cents per sheet, 81 x 14 copies - .35 cents per sheet. (GST and PST extra). Phone 519-527-0240. 31.01-tfnxe 31. 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Auctioneer: Doug Jacob 271-7894. 42. Deaths HABKIRK, Mary Jane Frances (Cocarell): Habkirk, in her 67th year, passed away on Thursday, February 19, 2004 at the Seaforth Community Hospital surrounded by her loving family. Beloved mother of Cori Habkirk and her husband Darrick Overholt, Julie Kinsrnan and her husband Lyle Kinsman and Laurie Habkirk and her partner Harry Kettman. Cherished grand- mother of Adam, Chelsea, Tasha, Alissa, Molly, Cam, Hailey, Sydney and Josie. Much loved sister of Paul Cocarell and his wife Mary Jo Cocarell and Bob Cocarell and his partner Jamie Fournier. Dear daughter of the late Lev and Juliet Cocarell. At Jane's request crema- tion will take place and there will be no visitation. A public Memorial Service to celebrate Jane's life was held at the Seaforth Royal Canadian Legion at 7 p.m. on Sunday, February 22, 2004. Donations in memory of Jane to the Canadian Cancer Society or the Seaforth Community Hospital would be greatly appreciated. The family wishes to express its deepest gratitude to the caring staff at the Seaforth Community Hospital, the London Health Sciences Centre and the London Regional Cancer Centre. 42-09-1 PRESZCATOR, Wilfred Allan: On Thursday, February 19, 2004, Wilfred Preszcator, age 54, of Egmondville. Beloved husband of Ann (Rivers) Preszcator. Dear father of Allen Preszcator, of Stratford, and Tara Preszcator and fiance Tom, of Kitchener. Loving grandfather of Gordon, Samantha and Grant. Dear son-in-law of Barb Rivers, of Seaforth' Loved brother and brother-in-law of Larry Preszcator, of Exeter, Edward and Judy Preszcator, of London, Tammy and Brian Stewart, of Springhill, Nova Scotia, Barb and Mike Durrell, of Walton, June and Dan Gallagher, of Port Perry, and Jim and Marg Rivers, of London. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Predeceased by his parents Stanley and Frances (Barry) Preszcator and his father-in-law Elmer Rivers. Family received friends at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, Seaforth, on Sunday, February 22 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m., where the funeral service was held on Monday, February 23 at 2 p.m. Rev. Ted Nelson officiated. Pallbearers were Larry Preszcator, Ed Preszcator, Jim Rivers, Mike Durrell, Brian Stewart and Dan Gallagher. Interment Maitlandbank Cemetery, Seaforth. Memorial donations to Heart and Stroke Foundation or Canadian Diabetes Association would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy. Cibdikebces at www.whitneyribey- funeralhome.com. 42-09-1 MEIDINGER, Gerard Joseph: It is with painful sadness that the family announces the passing of Gerard Joseph Meidinger. suddenly on Saturday, February 21, 2004 at the age of 47. Loving husband of Glenda (Butt) Meidinger. Cherished father of Kevin Meidinger and Cathy Jessome and Gerard's anxiously awaited first grandchild of Egmondvilte, Kris Meidinger and Tracy Egginton of Egmondville. Dear son and son-in-law of Veronica Meidinger, of Clinton, and Dorothy Butt, of Egmondville. Brother and brother-in-law of Anthony and Lorraine Meidinger, of London, Phyllis and Edward Jeffrey, of Kingsville, Joanne and Joseph Fedder, of Vineland, Patrick and Carol Meidinger, of London, Michael and Shirley Meidinger, of Egmondville, Francis Meidinger, of London, Catherine Henderson, of London, Sheila and Carl Teichert, of Egmondville, Dianne and Larry McGrath, of Egmondville, Wayne Butt, of Stratford, Sandra and Scott Ingram, of Harpurhey, Kevin and Kelly Butt, of Seaforth, Barbara and Wayne Rankine, of London, Steven Butt, of Clinton, Also loved by sev- eral nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews. Lifetime family friend of Mike Marion and his fami- ly. Longtime business partner of Glenn Cardwell at Main St. Video in Seaforth. Predeceased by his father Delmer Meidinger (1974) and by his father-in-law Stewart Butt (1976). "Gerard touched the lives of many and will be dearly missed." Friends were received at the Box and Smith Funeral Chapel on Tuesday, February 24 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service will be held at the Egmondville United Church on Wednesday, February 25, 2004 at 11 a.m. Spring inter- ment Maitland Bank Cemetery. If desired memorial donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be greatly appreciated. Honourary pallbearer will be Glenn Cardwell, Flowerbearer will be Craig Ingram, Pallbearers will be Doug Fry, Kevin Bennett, Mike Marion, Harry Jansen, Jim Watson and Jerome Aubin. As a tribute to the life of Gerard a tree will be plated in his memory. 42-09-1. 43. Births LITT: Andy and Heather (Shilson) are happy to announce the birth of their daughter Alexis Violet on Feb. 17, 2004. First grandchild for Bob and Marie Litt and Norm and Kathy Shilson. First great grandchild for Theo Litt, of Stratford. First great granddaughter for Tony and Catherine van den Hoven, of Mitchell. 43-09x1 SUBSCRIBE TODAY! Call the Seaforth Huron Expositor at 527-0240 46 In Memoriam GEDDES: You asked me to sit beside you for a while, I stayed. Your thoughts and fears I heard. Although they were sometimes unspoken. We held on tight with both hands, until you let go. A bond there will always be. A Butterfly is free. To Babe from her friend. Carole Geddes, February 22nd, 1989. 46-09-1 EISLER: In loving memory of a husband, Dad and Grandpa, Bill, who passed away 5 yrs. ago, Feb. 24, 1999. We keep on smiling and make no fuss, But no one misses you more than us. - Love Always. Norma, Ann Marie and Bob, Sarah and Dan, Lindsay 46-09x1 WILBEE: In loving memory of our dear husband, father, father-in-law and Grandpa Bill, who was called home two years ago, February 25, 2002. You can only have one father Patient, kind and true, No other friend in all the world Will be so true to you. For all his loving kindness He asked nothing in return If all the world deserted us To our father we could turn. To those who have a father Treasure him with care For you never know his value 'Til you see his vacant chair. -Memories of a lifetime. Loved for eternity. Your family. 46-09x1 SOUTHGATE (1949-2003): In lov- ing memory of my dear husband, Bill, who died one year ago, on February 25, 2003. No farewell words were spoken, No time to say goodbye. You were gone before we knew it, And only God knows why. Those we love remains with us, For love itself lives on. Cherished memories never fade, Even though one loved is gone. We will never be, More than a thought apart. Forever in my memory, You'll live in my heart. -Loving you always, Helen. 46-09x1 SOUTHGATE: In loving memory of our father, Bill, who died one year ago, on Feb. 25, 2003. Dad...so many images come to mind, Whenever we speak your name. It seems without you in our lives. Things have never been the same. Dad, some days we hear your voice, And turn to see your face. Yet in our turning...it seems. The sound has been erased. Dad, who will we turn to for answers, When life does not make sense. Who will be there to hold us close, When the pieces just don't fit? Oh, dad, if we could turn back time, And once more hear your voice, We'd tell you that out of all the dads, You would still be our number one choice. Please always know we love you, And no one can take your place. Years may come and go, But your memories will never be erased. Today, Jesus, as you are listening, In your home above, Would you go and find our dad, And give him all of our love. -Missing you terribly, love Kathy and Rick, Angi, Andrew and Matthew. 46-09x1 47. Cards of Thanks MACDONALD The family of the late Kay MacDonald would like to express their sincere thanks and apprecia- tion to friends and relatives for their expressions of sympathy. Special thanks to Dr. Gonsen, Dr. VanWalraven, Dr. Scott and the staff at Stratford General Hospital and Dr. Shepherd and the nurses and staff at Seaforth Hospital for their care. Thanks to the Seaforth Manor Retirement Home, Whitney- Ribey Funeral Home and Bruce Whitmore for his comforting words. Thanks to the Haney family for the lunch and thanks to the Northside ladies for the luncheon after the funeral. To the pallbearers and flow- ersbearers a very special thank you. -The MacDonald family and Joyce McClure. 47-09x1 *•„ •*• G * • i�^4 4% t8 *\� •* *• • Birthdays . e Anniversaries . Buck & Does > \* Parties ;� from '20 + GST *o • Dmp by \- 4(.4t The Huron *- Expositor today! o APPY NOTES * v * •� *, • • .v v Sally's Closet has new owner, Classic Liquidation has new location By Susan Hundertmark Expositor Editor Two Seaforth Main Street business owners are expressing their thanks to t h e community for their success. "1 wouldn't have been able to do this without the support from t h e community," said Karen Delvecchio; the new owner of Sally's Closet, at 61 Main St. The 23- y e a r- o l d Egmondville resident purchased the second-hand store from Alta Wilbur in January. "I've always liked this business itself and I just love second-hand stores," said Delvecchio, a past employee of Sally's Closet. Although Delvecchio is a first time business owner, she said she has experience in retail and marketing. She said she hopes to offer newer items, of good quality and for a low price. She said she takes house hold items and clothing on consignment. She also purchases items from auction sales across Ontario to sell at her store. "It's like a recycling centre," she said. "There is something here for everyone. There is lots of clothing for men and women, of all different sizes, and you're sure to find something that is unique." Delvecchio said she is looking forward to working with the Seaforth Business Improvement Association. "I'm very thankful to the the downtown businesses and the community for being so welcoming. I'm looking forward to being a part of the town," she said. Sally's Coset's new business hours are Tuesday to Friday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. On the other side of ;he street, an established business owner is looking forward to expanding her product line in a new location. "I really needed a bigger location. And here, there is more space to fill," said Donna Teatero, Clow the sole owner of Classic Touch Liquidation and now located at 90 Main St. Teatero, who opened Classic Touch Liquidation on Nov. 1 at 60 Main St, moved the business to the former Andrea's Restaurant and re -opened during the first weekend in February. "The response from the community has been outstanding, more than what I expected. It's been very busy and very successful since we opened," said Teatero, of Egmondville. Teatero said she has extended her furniture line with coaches, sofas, entertainment centres, tables and chairs and bed frames. "We have a little` bit of everything, just more of it," she said. Classic Touch Liquidation has a wide variety of bedding, kitchen appliances, bathroom supplies and accessories, electrical tools and more. Teatero also credit her business success to the support from her family. "My family has been very helpful and the kids are also helping by working in the store. It's a family business," she said. Classic Touch Liquidation is open Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 9 - 5 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. - 9 p.m., Saturday, 9 - 5 p.m. and Sunday 11 a.m. - 5 p.rn. Karen Delvecchio Commissioner wants Guides in Seaforth By Sara Campbell Expositor Staff The area's new district commissioner of Girl Guides has made it one of her goals to re-establish a group in Seaforth. "We hope to introduce or re -introduce girls and women to Guides," said Cheryl McKenzie, who was appointed the district commissioner of the Silver Maple Guides branch (Mitchell, Wartburg and Scaforth) in November. McKenzie said there arc eight girls from Seaforth and arca that are members of the Mitchell Guides and she believes the district lost many members to the Clinton group. She said both in Mitchell and Wartburg Guides have an increasing number of girls joining. But, she said, they are facing a loss of Guide leaders, as arc other groups in Ontario, which may have caused the end of the Scaforth group. "it's good to have many girls interested in Guides hut that means nothing if we don't have any leaders," she said. "We are in such need of Guiding leaders that 1 hope we may be able to bring some women hack to Guiding or in for the first time." She said that at least three more leaders arc needed in Mitchell and Wartburg. But she added that she believes once there is an interest to start a group in Seaforth, new leaders will come forward. "Many women in the area have clone their duty as leaders when their daughters were involved and they do not want to jump hack into things again. Other women in the arca probably do not know about Guiding or don't know that we arc in such need of leaders," she said. McKenzie said those interested in becoming leaders are not required to have been in Guides before but must he over 18 and take a required background check. "it's a rewarding experience, seeing girls develop their tnrc potential as they go through the units," she said. iy "The program is always being changed to adapt to the children and youth of today." She said Guides also now offer scholarships, youth exchanges and camping trips, along with skills for at home and in their community. "1 believe that Girl Guides is a great opportunity for girls to learn valuable skills and develop self awareness and community awareness in a fun setting of just girlfriends," she said. To become a leader, or for more information, contact McKenzie at 348-9099 or email jcmckenzie@ezlink.ca