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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2007-10-17, Page 3434 TIMES—ADVOCATE Wednesday, October 17, 2007 CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIES CLASSIFIEI 510 Help Wanted 510 Help Wanted Durisol Inc. is a progressive ISO Certified industrial manufacturing company supplying concrete precast elements to the Canadian and U.S. Markets. We are currently seeking candidates with 3 - 5 years experi- ence in the following areas: Maintenance Department: A skilled tradesperson with extensive hydraulic and pneumatic experience. Duties to include but not limit- ed to: installation, modification and maintenance of machinery and equipment such as small motors, hoists, painting equipment and concrete mixers. Certification or formal training in an area of specialty would be an asset. Shift work required. Skilled Laborers: Successful candidates will be reliable, energetic, safety conscious individuals who are team players with good work ethics and positive attitudes. Applicants must have their own transportation and be capable of continual standing, moving, bending and lifting. Experience in concrete placement, construction and / or manufacturing is a must. Shift work required. Durisol Offers: - Health and Dental Benefits - Group RSP Plan - Uniform Program - Work Boot Allowance - Service Award Program - Apprenticeship Programs - Other Excellent Incentives Dutisol Jennifer Vandenbroek, Human Resources Manager 51 Arthur Street South, P.O. Box 400 Mitchell, ONT NOK 1 NO Fx: 519-348-4223 / Email: jvandenbroek@durisol.com PARTS COUNTER CLERK WANTED - for busy ATV/Snowmobile sales/service shop, must be a team player, pos- sess excellent communication and problem solving skills, effi- cient time manager, able to prior- itize and work under pressure. Previous customer service expe- rience and knowledge of Polaris/Bombardier preferred, must possess a positive, winning attitude. Wages negotiable, pending experience. Please apply to Elder Enterprises, email: elderent@tcc.on.ca fax: 519-263- 6100 or in person. (42) 735 Lawn & Garden LAWN & GARDEN CARE PLUS - Grass Cutting. Laverne McCarter 519-235-1062. (12tfn) 760 Service Directory LORIE'S ADVANCED HAIR CARE - Full service hair care for Men & Women. Facial Waxing and Tanning. Crediton. 519- 234-6262. (36tfn) 760 Service Directory 760 Service Directory MURRAY'S WOODWORKS - Custom cabinets & furniture. Small home repairs. 519-234- 6127.(42-15*) TELEPHONE INSTALLA- TIONS, WIRING REPAIRS. CALL PETER MCFALLS - Tel: 235-0368. (16tfn2) "HONEY DO PROPERTY MAINTENANCE - Grass Cutting & Trimming, Home Repairs, Odd Jobs, Glenn Pfaff 519-237-3835. (26tfn) omit 1 It -lc ON THE CLASSB ZEDS MAIMMEarel Phone 235-1331 Fax 235-0766 or e-mail classifieds©southhuron.com 760 Service Directory COMFORTEMP Oil Burner Service & Installation Chimney Cleanings JAMIE DONALDSON 519-235-4693 519-281-8244 N.C. JONES & SONS Ltd. *Excavating *Trucking *Sand *Gravel *Topsoil • Site preparation • Land Clearing • Embankment const. • Basements • Driveways • Parking lots • Ponds • Open drainage • Demolition Call anytime for a free no -obligation estimate (519) 870-5546, (519) 878-3834, (519) 235-2489 TODD BOB SHOP RICHARD LOBB AUCTION CALENDAR - CLINTON 482-7898 SAT., OCT. 10 AT 10 A.M. Antique furniture, several Royal Doulton figurines, cranberry glass, brides basket, Beswick cats, girundle w/prisms, sterling silver, mantle clocks, crystal, Royal Albert Country Rose dishes, John Dodds Ginger Bear bottle plus others, stacking washer and dryer to be held at Seaforth Fairgrounds Agri-Plex building for Estate of Elizabeth Thomson plus some good additions. See www.lobbauction.on.ca for full listing and colour pictures. SAT., OCT. 27 AT 10 A.M. 2 bedroom bungalow on large lot, furniture and appliances at 41 Second St. Egmondville for the Estate of Mary Etta Ritchie. Call 519-955-0163 Richard Lobb or see www.lobbauction.on.ca for listing and colour photos. LARGE ESTATE AUCTION to be held at Seaforth Fairgrounds AgriPlex building for the estate of Elizabeth Thomson of Seaforth, Estate of Doris Fischer of Brussels, Herb Davidson of Goderich SAT., OCT. 20 AT 10 A.M. Appliances: 27" colour TV, 2 yrs. old, stacking washer and dryer used 2 years, fridges, freezers, washer and dryer, vac- uum cleaners, sewing machines etc. Riding lawnmowers: JD STX 38 hydrostatic drive, Roper 12 hp, Ariens self-propelled. Royal Doultons: 10 figurines plus 2 cats plus Beswick cats Antique glassware: Cranberry, girundle, jardiniere, minia- ture crystal figurines, depression glass, sterling silver pieces, John Dodds ginger beer bottle redware jug, Royal Albert Old country Rose dishes plus our usual large offering. Antique furniture: Large dining suite, Mahogany combina- tion secretary bookcase, antique sideboard, dining tables, curio cabinet, corner china cabinet, washstands, cedar chest 3 good bedroom suites, blanket box, 5 pc. wicker set, antique mantle clocks, chesterfields, upholstered chairs, Boston rocker, patio set, Aladdin lamps, plus power tools, hand tools, items far too numerous to mention. See www.lobbauction.on.ca for colour pictures and full listing. NOTE: 2 auctioneers selling starting at 10 a.m. TERMS: Cash or cheque w/proper I.D. AUCTIONEERS: Richard & Ben Lobb 1-519-482-7898 CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SALE Tractors -Machinery -Trailers -Tools To be held @ Roger McKay's 5311 Line 6 South Perth R. R. #6, St. Marys, ON Saturday, October 20 @ 10:00 am Tractors: JD 2130 c/w Loader, JD 2350 c/w Remotes, Equipment: Cement Mixer, Utility Trailer, Monaco 480 Bale Wrapper, 16 & 13 R/Seed Drills, 4R/Int. C/Planter, 35' and 40' Hay Elevator, 40' x 6' PTO Grain Auger, 8' W/Disc, Snow Blower, 18' Beaver Tail 5th Wheel 2 3500 Lb. Axles, 7 Rolling Scuffle Rolling Sheilds, MF 16' S/S Shank Cult. Ford Offset Flail Mower, 18' Harrowgator 225 gal. Water Tank Pump & Trailer, 16" Intruder Landscape Trailer, Double Horse Trailer. Miscl: Corral Gates 9' 6" & 10" c/w Man Gate, 2004 Yamaha Viper 700 CC Snow Mobile (3000K's) 200 Gal. Poly Water Tank, Barn Fans Radial A/Saw, Oil & Wood Furnaces, 15 Pcs-16' Roof Trusses, Chain Link & 2 rolls of Page Wire Fence (New), Plat Form Scales, Wagon Load of Items, 50 sheets of 4' x 8' styrofoam. Lumber: Quantity of Oak Plank and 2" x 8" x 8' Rough Cut, 2 x 6 & 2 x 4 used. Elliot -McGregor -McKay & Associates Dougal McGregor Roger McKay Forest, ON Auctioneers RR#6, St. Marys, ON 519-786-2222 519-229-8173 www.auctionsfind.com/elliotmcgregor Future Sale Oct. 25, Forest ON Selling Household Items Plus. We accept additons. Operation Impact results HURON — Huron OPP officers were busy Thanksgiving Weekend with Operation Impact 2007, attempting to keep the roadways safe for holiday motorists. Officers conducted numerous RIDE pro- grams throughout the county. In West Region there were 44 drinking and driving charges — one of which came from Huron County. Of the thirty-two 12 -hour suspensions handed out in West Region, three came from Huron County. There were nearly 1,000 speeding charges laid in the region, 130 occupant restraint charges and 27 careless driving charges. One of the careless driving charges also came from Huron County. Overall the county did fairly well. One death did occur Oct. 8, wherein a lack of seatbelt use was determined to be a factor. Centralia celebrates 85 year anniversary By Mary Peterson CENTRALIA CORRESPONDENT CENTRALIA - Hello everyone! Have you found some warmer clothes in your closet? Real fall weather fell upon us last week, and now the leaves are quickly turning to autumn shades. The decorating team of Dave Elliot, Faye and Larry Skinner, Carol Somerville, and Judy Mills did a great job of bringing the fall colours indoors to decorate the sanctuary at Centralia United Church at Thanksgiving, and again for the church's anniversary on Sun., Oct. 14. In addition to the lovely fall leaves, there were pumpkins, fruits and vegetables and flowers in every window and throughout the church. Larry Skinner greeted everyone at the door and handed them a special program designed by Nina Knee to honour the occasion. Dave Williams welcomed everyone from Centralia and Zion West and invited them to fmd peace during worship. Mikenzie Skinner lit the Christ candle. Everyone joined in the responsive reading and the prayer of thanks. Marjorie Johns provided musical accompaniment for several hymns during worship, including Come in, Come in and Sit Down, Jesus' Hands Were Kind Hands, We Have This Ministry, Your Work, 0 God, Needs Many Hands, and God of Grace and God of Glory. Dave Williams invited the children to meet with him at the front, and they discussed the importance of giv- ing thanks. He reminded them of the story of the 10 lepers when only one returned to thank Jesus for being healed. The Scriptures included readings from Psalm 66:1-12 and Isaiah 58: 6-11. Dave Williams' message to the congregation focused on part of the Scripture reading, "...like a watered gar- den". He explained that his own garden had received little water this past summer, and as a result, had pro- duced fewer and smaller vegetables. IIe compared the church to a garden, and explained how everyone required nourishing at various times, and sometimes extra support through tough times. He asked that everyone remember in their prayers several members of the congregation and their families who need support as they deal with various health issues. Dave spoke about the history of Centralia United Church, which began with ministry from a minister who rode to the village by horseback for worship. The church originally was situated further south, but the first church building was built at the current site in 1886. It was hit by lightning and destroyed by fire in 1921, and was replaced by the current red brick church in 1922. He congratulated the church on cele- brating its 85th Anniversary. Everyone enjoyed the musical talents of Rob Essery on saxophone and Marjorie Johns on the piano for the lively number Shout Out Your Love for Jesus. Worship closed with the choral response Go Now in Peace. Community Activities The community extends prayers and sympathy to the families of Mike Parsons and Bev Delbridge who recently passed away. Rev. Ray Hagerman will arrange to visit those who are sick or who would appreciate spiritual support. Contact Ray Mills or Ivan Hem if you wish to ask Rev. Ray to visit someone. There will be a special meeting of the official board on Thurs., Oct. 18 at 7:30 p.m. at Centralia United Church to deal with one item related to pastoral rela- tions. All members of the official board are requested to attend this meeting. On Sun., Oct. 21, regular worship services will be held at Zion West and Centralia United Churches. John McNeilly will be guest speaker and at Zion, Sharon McNeilly will provide musical accompaniment. Exeter United Church invite everyone to a Beef BBQ Dinner and County and Western Entertainment on Oct. 20 at the South Huron Rec Centre. Advance tickets are available from the church or Exeter Decor Centre. Brucefield United Church will host a Beef BBQ on Oct. 21. Reserve advance tickets by contacting Jim Collins at 233-7188. All United Church Women are invited to attend the Fall Rally at St. Mary's United Church on Mon., Oct. 22. Registration will be at 6:30 p.m. Don't forget that the Turkey Supper and Silent Auction will be held at the South Huron Rec Centre on Sun., Nov. 18. Everyone is asked to think about how you can provide assistance during the supper and by donating an item for the auction.