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26. Help Wanted
26. Help Wanted
26. Help Wanted
WOODCOCK BROTNERS
TRANSPORTATION GROUP
The successful applicant for this position will be responsible for the
safe and efficient transportation of general freight primarily within
southwestern Ontario. We require a minimum of one year
experience hauling flatbed trailers, AZ license with a clean driving
record, and a professional attitude and appearance.
If you have a strong passion to be part of a team that is focused on
operational excellence, apply in confidence to:
Dianne Broadfoot
Manager Human Resources
WOODCOCK BROTHERS
TRANSPORTATION GROUP
P.O. Box 100, Sebringville, Ont. NOK 1X0
E-mail: dianneb@woodcockbrothers.com
Fax: 519-393-5147
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26. Help Wanted
,,Jump Start your Career!
ShipCo International is expanding
and looking for more award winning
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FULL TIME SENIOR ACCOUNTING CLERK
Position incorporates all aspects of bookkeeping.
Applicants must possess:
• no less than 5 years experience
• working knowledge and experience in Quick Books, MS Word and Excel
• excellent communication and customer service skills
FULL TIME WAREHOUSE SHIPPING CLERKS
Applicants must possess:
• previous warehouse experience
• ability to work on a team and follow directions precisely
• ability to count accurately • basic computer skills
• forklift certificate an asset • must be physically fit
PART TIME AND FULL TIME RETAIL ASSOCIATE POSITIONS
Applicants must possess:
• minimum 3 years previous retail experience
• knowledge and experience in Quick Books, Excel and MS Word
• Experience with reconciliation of daily cash and POS transactions
• excellent telephone and customer service skills
• reliable transportation • must work all shifts as scheduled
• preference given to candidates with the ability to work multiple locations
FULL TIME RECEPTIONIST
Applicant must possess:
• minimum of 3 years office administrative experience
• excellent telephone and customer service skills
• extensive computer skills in Quick Books, Excel, MS Word, Outlook Express
and Internet Explorer
• be able to multi -task and work as an efficient member of a team
All candidates must be bondable and possess a valid driver's license.with clean abstract.
We thank everyone for their resume submissions.
Only those applicants selected for an interview will be contacted.
Resumes must be received no later than 5 pm, Friday, March 23, 2007
to be eligible for consideration.
Please submit resumes with references to:
ShipCo International,
89 Don St., P.O. Box 8, Clinton ON NOM 1L0
Tel: (519) 482-3579 Fax: (519) 482-3981
Email: tss@shipcointernational.com
Attention: Human Resources Manager
43. Births
DOUGHERTY
Marci and Shawn of Vincent Alabama are proud
to announce the early and safe arrival of Connor
Allan. He was born at Shelby Medical Center in
Alabaster Alabama at 0626 March 5th, 2007. He
weighed in at 6 lbs. 13 oz. and 20 1/2 inches
long. Spoiling privileges go to his grandparents,
Henry and Cindy DeGroof of Vincent AL, Nan
and Steve Ramsey of Pell City AL, and Carl Dieas
of Pell City AL, Great grandparents Gytha and
Papa Dougherty of Jacksonville, Florida, Francis
and Millard Bryant of Glen St. Mary, Florida,
August DeGroof and Marg of Goderich, Ontario,
Florence and Gaston Lacasse of London and
Amy Horne of Seaforth. Great Grandpa Horne is
watching over him from Heaven. 43-11-1
ROBINSON
Jeff, Erin, Grace and Emma are thrilled to
announce the birth of Ava Rose. Ave was born on
rebruary 28th, 2007 weighing 8 lbs. 3 oz.
Spoiling privileges go to Bob and Rose Robinson
of Walton, Sharon and Gerry Cooper of Sudbury,
and Greg Taylor and Denise Fraser of Sudbury.
Special thanks go to our midwife Beth Lyons and
midwife in training Amanda Byl for the safe
delivery of Ave. As well, we would like to thank
Grandma Rose for all of her help with Grace and
Emma before, during, and after Ava's birth, Nana
Cooper for staying with us after Ava was born to
keep us fed and the girls distracted. and
Grandpa Bob for helping to keep our crazy
taneway blown out the whole month of February
"just in case." 43-11x1
46. In Memoriam
ANDREASSI: In loving memory of Angelo,
February 15 1939 - March 15, 2006
We cannot lose the ones we love,
For even when they're gone,
We feel their gentle presence,
In the hush of every dawn.
We see them in the sunlight,
That makes the day so bright,
In the flowers of springtirne,
And in the stars at night,
The heart is like a treasure chest,
That's Tilted with souvenirs,
It's there to keep the memories,
We gathered through the years,
We cannot lose the ones we love.
For they will always stay,
In all that's bright and beautiful,
Around us every day.
- Remembered with love - Cathy and Family 46-
11x1
BUTTERS: In loving memory of my dear wife.
Loretta, who passed away three years ago today,
March 17, 2004.
Always Loved, Cherished and Remembered.
- Lovingly rememt4ered and sadly missed by
Gord, Cheryl, Kim, Kalia and Ben, Vincent,
Rosemary, Steve and Jim 46-11x1o1
38. Auction Sale
38. Auction Sale
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of combine, tractors, machinery, hay,
tools and misc. items
to be held for
Walter & Kathy Eigenheer
Lot 11, Conc. 6, Morris Turnberry
Twp., 4 corners west of Brussels
on County Road 16 (Morris Rd),
south on Martin Line, first farm left
or 1 corner south of Belgrave and
2 corners east - Em. # 84622
Wednesday, March 21,
10 a.m. sharp
Plan to attend this large clearing auc-
tion sale. Owners are good caretakers
and most machinery has been well
maintained and stored inside. Due to
health reasons, Walter and Kathy must
retire from farming.
For more information, call proprietors
at 519-887-6488.
Auctioneers
Brian Rantoul, Wingham, 519-357-2349
Bill Horst, Millbank, 519-595-2626
46. In Memoriam
MCCLURE, Sam: In loving memory of a dear
husband, father, grandfather and friend who
passed away March 13, 2006.
We travel down a winding road,
A road without an end,
And they who seem so far away,
Are only round the bend.
- Always remembered by Mary, children and
grandchildren 46-11x1
47. Cards of Thanks
HAMON
Many thanks to all those who have sent cards,
well wishes, flowers, food, visited and phoned.
Thanks to Reverend Gould for his visit. Special
thanks to Sharon and Leo and Kim and Taylor
during my recent stay in hospital in London and
recovery at home. - Judy 47-11x1
PELLING (WOLFE)
We wish to express our sincere thanks to friends,
neighbours and relatives of Dublin, Mitchell and
district for the many sympathy cards, flowers,
phone calls and charitable donations we
received since the passing of our daugt ler,
sister and auntie Sharon (Wolfe) Pelling. Special
thanks to Pastor Mark Storey and Father Poulin
for their weekly prayers during Sharon's illness, a
very difficult time. Everything was very much
appreciated. Thanks again from husband David,
mother Eileen and Don MacRae, brother and
sister Bill and Kathy Wolfe, Denise and Jack
Kelly, auntie to Adam and Tracey and Paige Dill
and Chad Wolfe. 47-1 1 x 1 cc
J. AL MORGAN
It's difficult to express our appreciation for the
exceptional care that he has received in home
and as a recent patient in Seaforth Hospital. This
is "his way" - "Horsemen, like old wounded
warriors are all the same - they never give up! It's
just in their blood. They are not afraid to defy the
odds and love the thrill of a comback!" Nurse
Mary C., says it's us "old" horses that he loves!
Truer and kinder words were never spoken. This
is to Mary C., Lynn D., Valerie, Cathy E., Carol,
Dianne W. and Deb H., at 82 years he knows
quality when he sees it...breeding, performance,
manners, gait and speed (when it counts). He
thinks that you are Real Kentucky Bluebloods -
the "finest" this world has to offer. He also
believes that it's a good idea to let the young
fillies run with the mares. To those "young fillies" -
Dr. Percival, Pauline, Paula (PT), Sandy (RT), and
especially Janet B (PSW). Therefore, this must
make Dr. Rooyakkers, Dr. Wittmer and Rev.
Henry - the Horse Whisperers! You each have a
rare and special gift. Thank' you for showing
genuine compassion. "The Best Is Yet To
Come..." - Al Morgan and Family 47-11-1
38. Auction Sale
38. Auction Sale
Richard Lobb
AUCTION CALENDAR
Clinton 519-482-7898
Saturday, March 24 at 10 am - modern furni-
ture, appliances, antiques, collection of dolls,
Teddy bears, Treasured memories, collector
plates, many small interesting collectable, flow
blue jardiner glassware etc. to be held at
Seaforth Fair Grounds Agri-Plex building for
Dolores Wheeler of Brussels plus Bayfield,
Goderich and Clinton Homes.
Thursday, March 29, at 10:30 am - JD 4420
combine. JD 2950 tractor, Ford 5610 w/quick
atttach loader, 1990 Chev pick-up, Great
Plains no till drill, JD 7000 six row planter, 20 ft
cultivator, 12 ft disc, 9 ft disc haybine,
Hagedorn 225 manure spreader, Forage
Harvester, forage wagons, grain wagons, for-
age blower, dump trailer, livestock trailer, shop
built 12 ft land roller, 6'8" snowblower plus
other equipment to be held for Mervin and
Maureen Agar at farm #41802 HydroLine
Road. Go 3.75 miles west of Seaforth on Hwy
8 to Kinburn Rd tum right go 1.25 miles, turn
right, go .75 of mile. Call 519-522-1857 for
information. Check Website for full listing.
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