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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2009-12-30, Page 15Huron Expositor • December 30, 2009 Page 15 it Ildie Bookkeeping Position Available Starting at 20 hours per week Key Job Responsibilities Reporting to the Raceway Manager, the Bookkeeper will preform the following duties: • Essential accounting duties including ledger entry, accounts payable, accounts receivable, deposits, bank reconciliations, payroll and human resources administration • Produce monthly financial statements and management reports • Preparation of various schedules and raceway reports • Maintainup-to-date and accurate accounting entries using ACCPAC • Provide various financial analysis/and reconciliation of balance sheet and income statement accounts Knowledge, Skills and Qualifications • Minimum 2-3 years experience in accounting, bank reconciliations and payroll duties • Proficiency with ACCPAC or similar accounting software and Microsoft Office applications • Knowledge of racing industry administration would be an. asset • Well organized, key willingness to learn and detail oriented self-starter Compensation is competitive and commensurate with experience. Interested applicants are requested to submit a resume by January 8, 2010 in person or by mail to: Clinton Raceway Inc. P.O. box 778 Clinton, ON NOM 1L0 ATTN: Ian Fleming We appreciate all applications; however, only those under consideration will be contacted. 37. aarNala$ Need Mortgage Money? Farm & Residential 1 & 2 , Mortgage $ - 3.25 Interest or Less If you qualify, payments: Amt. Approx. Mo. Payment $ 5,000 ' 13.55 '10,000 ' 27.08 '50,000 '135.42 8100,000 '270.83 • No upfront fees • Personal loans/mortgages • Consolidate your debts • Problem mortgage specialist Head Office Ph: 519-744-6251 Uc.tt10163 ASTRAL FUNDING INC. 1-8 84 10th Street. Hanover 1 0387.1932 ill Huron Commodities Inc. Requires a.full time Logistics Coordinator Outstanding opportunity to grow with a best in class, Multi -national company. Responsibilities Include: • Select and organize appropriate export transportation • Prepare shipping documents and maintain records • Problem -solving customer specific issues and ensuring the highest level of customer service and accuracy Applicants Must: • Have completed a university degree or college diploma • Have computer proficiency • Demonstrated communication and interpersonal skills • Be able to produce a high degree of accuracy with emphasis on quality and attention to detail Interested applicants are requested to submit a resume by January 4th 2010 by e-mail evanderloo@huron.com, or deliver to: Huron Commodities Inc. 75 Wellington Street P.O. Box 1353 Clinton, ON NOM 1L0 We thank all applicants for their interest, however; only those individuals selected for an interview will be contacted. 42. Naps LOSTELL, Carol Anne (Wallace): Carol Anne (Wallace) Lostell, age 57, peacefully with family by her side, at South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on Sun- day, December 27, 2009. Beloved wife of Lloyd Lostell of R.R. #3, Kippen. Dearly loved daughter of Joyce Wallace of R.R. #4, Seaforth. Cherished moth- er of Lois Anne McDougall and Terry Smith of R.R. #2, Kippen; Steven Lostell and Jennifer Maxwell of Vanastra; and Robert Lostell and friend of Windsor. Loving grandmother of Kaytlin, Megan and Jacob McDougall; Jaden, Corrinn and Reece Lostell; and Evan and Keith Maxwell. Sadly missed by her siblings Heather and Fred MacDonald of R.R. #3, Kippen; Richard Wallace of St., Marys; and Pauline and Mike Mero of Eg- mondville. Fondly remembered by Lloyd's sisters, Phyllis and Harold Parsons of Exeter; Donelda Sturgeon of Bayfield; and Susan and Wayne Pridham of R.R. #2, Staffa. Predeceased by her father Douglas Wallace, Lloyd's par- ents Margaret and Joe Lostell and a brother-in-law Glen Sturgeon. Family received friends at the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home, Seaforth on Monday from 2-4 and 7-9 pm and Tuesday from 2-4 and 7-9 pm. The funeral service will be held at Egmondville United Church on Wednesday, December 30 at 2:00 pm. Pastor Stephen Hildebrand will officiate. Pallbearers will be Richard Wallace, Greg Wallace, Fred MacDonald, Aaron Mero, Kyle Mero and Paul MacGregor. Flower bearers will be her grandchildren Kaytlin, Megan, Jacob, Jaden, Corrinn, Reece, Evan and Keith, and Stacey. Spring interment Baird's Cemetery, Stanley Township. Memorial donations to the Canadian Cancer Society or to a charity of one's choice would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy. Condolences at www.whitneyribeyfuneralhome.com 42-01-1 4t.1eM FINLAYSON: In loving memory of Ina who passed away December 29, 2008. God saw you getting tired and a cure was not meant to be, So He put his arms around you and whispered, "Come To Me." With tearful eyes we watched you as we saw you pass away, Although we loved you deeply, we could not make you stay. Your golden heart stopped beating, hard working hands at rest, God•broke our hearts to prove to us, He only takes the best. - Loved always missed deeply, Reg, Mike and Joy Finlayson & Family; Scott and Finlayson Families 46-01-1 42.NOM ELDER, Lorne Cavell (1916-2009) Lorne Elder, 93, a proud Queen's '42 Mechanica Engineer grad and avid genealogist, died on De cember 20 at the Village at Tansley Woods Nurs ing Home, Burlington, ON. Lorne is survived b' his 4 children, Ken and his wife, Carol of Ottawa Jean MacBride of Cumberland Center, ME, Kath' Fulmer of Waterdown, ON, and John and his wifE Cheryl of Belleville, ON; seven grandchildren. Eric Elder, Ingrid Popesku and her husband Jason Ajana MacBride and her husband Josh Svatek Garrick MacBride and his wife Laura, Sara Fulmer Aubrey Wagemann and her husband Dan, Marl Elder; and three great grandchildren, Lia Svatek James MacBride and Jacob Wagemann. LornE is predeceased by his devoted wife Gladys 'Sue (2005), grandchild Scott Fulmer (2002) and twE sons-in-law Bob MacBride (2008) and Ray Fulme (2008). Lorne grew, up in Hensall, ON, the young est of nine children born to John and Mary Anr (Smillie) Elder. He graduated from high schoc early in the Depression. With little work available he set off with a few dollars hitchhiking toward: Halifax intending to find passage to Englanc where he hoped to study and work with low speer diesel engines. He found employment in Drum mondville with the Canadian Celanese Compan' helping French-speaking workers translate docu ments required to erect a boiler in their powe plant. Recognizing his aptitude and interest ir mechanical systems. the Chief Engineer at Cana dian Celanese encouraged Lorne to enter Univer sity. Lorne took up the challenge, and with letter: of recommendation from colleagues and family, hE was accepted by Queens University Mechanica Engineering Dept. in 1938. He never forgot the support and encouragement that was provided t( him when he was young and it was ultimately thi: that caused him to establish the Lorne C. Elde Scholarships in Mechanical & Materials Engineer ing Endowment Fund in 2006 to support senio class engineering students at Queens. Upor graduating from Queens in 1942, he went on tE top positions in a variety of engineering concern: in Canada, South America, and Africa, and hek various offices in the Society of Automotive En gineers (SAE). He became Chairman of the OP section in '67-'68. In 1981, he penned a history o the SAE, The First Fifty Years of SAE Engineers ir Ontario. Lorne married the love of his life Glady: 'Sue' Passmore in 1942. He and Sue would go or to raise their family of four children in Hamilton Lorne's passions included genealogy, travel. auto mobiles, theatre, choir singing, and family. LornE and Sue thoroughly enjoyed travelling throughou North and South America and in many countries overseas. Lorne's life was blessed with man' accomplishments. One of his last great satisfac tions was attending a family reunion in Ottawa this past summer. Lorne would wish to thank the Vil cage Manor in Waterdown for their loving care an( friendship during his 6 yr stay. He would also wist to thank the Village at Tansley Woods in Burlingtor for their wonderful attentive care during his fina weeks. A very special thanks to Bob Shorten fo his companionship, support, and close friendship Cremation has taken place. A memorial servicE will be held in Hensall in the Spring. TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS PHONE 519-527-0240 1