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TIMES—ADVOCATE
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
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510 Help Wanted
'3TIEHelp Wanted
TRAVEL CONSULTANT NEEDED
Full-time agent needed for busy leisure
travel agency in London, at least 2 years
experience and have completed a travel
course. Great working environment,
great hours, great wages!
E-mail resume to
travel.travel@hotmail.com
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• Apply to: C. Dack, Director of Care
PS
wanted...
S To help deliver high quality Long -Term
Care in a pleasant rural setting.
II Lang -Term Care experience a definite asset ii
Also accepting applications from experienced RPNs
: Blue Water Rest Home
• R.R. #3, Zurich, Ontario NOM 2T0
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Ph: 519-236-4373
• Fax:519-236-7685
• email:bluewaterhome@hay.net
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GENERAL NEWS REPORTER/
PHOTOGRAPHER
REQUIRED FOR THE
WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES
Job Summary:
Responsible for regular beat coverage including police, police board,
court; fire department, hospital board, municipal council, breaking news
stories, and features, as assigned. Must be motivated to initiate and sug-
gest stories on a variety of topics. Knowledge of agriculture and sports an
asset.
Competencies/Skills and Experience:
Must be reliable, able to meet deadlines, and comfortably converse with
people at all levels in the community. A high level of reporting skills (both
interviewing and written) is essential, as well as the ability to proof-read
copy. Must work as an effective team member, willing and able to cover
beats other than one's own during vacation periods; and maintain a
friendly, working relationship with other departments of the newspaper.
Qualifications must include a college diploma or university degree in jour-
nalism. A reliable vehicle is required.
Position available immediately.
Please send resume to:
Kathy Steele, General Manager
Wingham Advance -Times
P.O. Box 390, Wingham, Ontario NOG 2W0
Fax: 519-357-2900
or e-mail: ksteele@wingham com
We thank all applicants, but only those selected for an interview will
be contacted.
OPTOMETRIC SALES
ASSISTANT - Part-time posi-
tion available in growing
optometry practice in Grand
Bend. Duties include glasses
and contact lens sales and gen-
eral office admin. Optical
experience required. Send
resume to Grand Bend
Optometry Clinic, Box 970,
Grand Bend, Ont. NOM 1TO
(43*)
SUPPORT WORKER NEED-
ED FOR - 21 year old woman,
Lucan - Exeter area. Call after
4 pm. 519-225-2657. (43-46x)
WAITRESS REQUIRED FOR
THE BURKLEY RESTAU-
RANT - 312 Main St., Exeter.
Apply in person. (42;43*)
SOW FARROWING TECH-
NICIAN FULL OR PART-
TIME - all aspects of nursing
sows and piglet care in a clean,
comfortable work envirorn-
ment. Experienced or train-
able. Ideal for a person who
likes animals. Contact Bob
Robinson at Vista Villa Farms
Ltd. 519-345-2317 (daytime)
or 519-345-1333 (evenings).
Please fax resume to 519-345-
9934 or email to:
robinsons@vistavillagenetics. c
om (42;43)
Foster Parents
Wanted
Make a Difference
Generous Reimbursement
Training Provided
'km Call
FAMILY 1-800-265-0368
HOMES
www.naimfamilyhomes.com
Lawn & Garden
LAWN & GARDEN CARE
PLUS - Grass Cutting.
Laverne McCarter 519-235-
1062. (12tfn)
760 Service
Directory
2 BARBERS TO SERVE
YOU - 7:30 to 5:30.
Otterbein's Barber Shop, 394
Main St., Exeter. 519-235-
0559. Closed Wed., Sat. at
2pm. (4346*)
"HONEY DO PROPERTY
MAINTENANCE - Grass
Cutting & Trimming, Home
Repairs, Odd Jobs, Glenn Pfaff
519-237-3835. (26tfn)
510 Help Wanted
510 Help Wanted
COMFORTEMP
Oil Burner Service & Installation
Chimney Cleanings
JAMIE DONALDSON
519-235-4693
519-281-8244
MURRAY'S WOODWORKS
- Custom cabinets & furniture.
Small home repairs. 519-234-
6127.(42-15*)
LORIE'S ADVANCED HAIR
CARE - Full service hair care
for Men & Women. Facial
Waxing and Tanning.
Crediton. 519-234-6262.
(36tfn)
Tenders Wanted
Tenders Wanted
County of Huron
Homes for the Aged
it* Request for Proposal,
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Pharmaceutical Services
To obtain complete packages on the details of the RFP
to provide Pharmaceutical services to the County
Homes for the Aged, Huronlea in Brussels and
Huronview in Clinton
contact Huronview or go online at
www. Tenders
All interested parties must comply with the "Workplace
Safety and Insurance Coverage" and "Workplace
Health and Safety" clauses from the County of Huron,
Human Resources Policy
No. 5.12 " Contractors-WSIB, H&S Obligation
Clearance Certificate and Site Safety"
Sealed bids will be accepted until 4:00 pm, local time
on November 9, 2007.
at Huronview Home for the Aged
R.R. # 5 Clinton, ON NOM 1L0
Attention: Ruth Craig, DOC
The County of Huron reserves the right not to accept the lowest or any proposal.
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALES
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• CLEARING ESTATE AUCTION SALE
• OF ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD, FARM MACH, ETC.
• For the Estate of The Late Leo Boyle - 35337 Richmond St. N.
• (#4 Hwy) At Mooresville just N. of Lucan.
• Sat., Nov. 3 -10:00 A.M.
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• Antiques & Household - Kenmore automatic washer &
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• dryer; Maytag automatic washer; Moffat gas stove;
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• Kelvintator fridge; deep freeze; round dining room table & 4
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• chairs; mantle clock; china cabinet; lazyboy chair; sofa bed;
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• 3 section wall unit; wardrobe; coal oil lamp; dresser; chest
of drawers; set of dishes; knick-knacks; barometer; pots &
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• pans & kitchenware; everyday dishes; heater; exercise
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bike; cups & saucers; old barber chair; hope chest; double
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• bed; wardrobe; old flat -to -wall; sewing machine; old tool
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• box; variety of tools; sump pump; wheelbarrow; etc.
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• Farm Mach. & Misc. - 2 Ford tractors believed to be 2 N &
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• 8 N; 3 pt. h. double disc; rotory mower; gas & ele. weed
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• wacker; 3 pt. h. blade; power washer; compressor; grinder;
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charger; 2 Turf 12-38 riding mowers; Husqvarna riding
mower LTH 13-42; extension ladder; older 10 h.p.
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Springfield mower; cultivator; garden disc; set of harrows;
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2 wheeled trailer; variety of windows; etc.
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• Terms - Cash or Approved Cheque Sale Day. No Plastic
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• Cards, No Buyers Premium.
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• FILSON AUTIONS PH/fax 519-666-0833
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Auctioneer Bob Heywood
235-0874
www.bobheywoodauctions.com
SAT.. NOV. 3 AT 9:30 A.M.
AT THE SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE, EXETER
Dispersing a large offering of household effects, antiques,
furnishings & hundreds of collectible s, lots from Exeter homes
and local antique shop. Check out next week's paper or website
for a more complete listing.
STOREY AUCTIONS
GOODING TRAILER MANUFACTURES
MAJOR PUBLIC AUCTION
12000 SQ. FT. SHOP, SHEAR -WELDERS -TRACTORS -
ANTIQUE WOODWORKING EQUIPMENT -NEW STEEL -BOAT
-NEW & USED TRAILERS -VEHICLES- PORTABLE DIESEL
SANDBLASTER " QTY. NEW TRAILER PARTS, ETC.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30TH, AT 11:OOAM
2492 ELGINFIELD RD., PARKHILL, ONT.
1 KM EAST OF HWY 81 ON HWY 7
519-641 -2844 www.storeyauctions.com
Certificate presented to honour service
By Liz Sangster
HENSALL CORRESPONDENT
HENSALL — The Hensall South
Huron Agricultural Society will
meet on Wed., Nov. 14 at 7 p.m.
in the auditorium of Hensall
Arena to make plans for the
140th Annual Hensall Spring
Fair to be held on June 13-14
2008. Everyone welcome.
At Hensall United Church ser-
vice began with an organ pre-
lude. Everyone was greeted and
the Christ candle was lit. The
call to worship and
prayer of approach
followed. I the Lord
of Sea and Sky was sung. The
prayer of confession was repeat-
ed followed by assurance of for-
giveness. Rev Lewis had a spe-
cial time for the children. Bible
verses were read and Come Let
Us Sing of a Wonderful Love was
sung.
The Gospel Lesson was from
Luke 18: 1-8. The sermon was
entitled "Worship that is written
on our hearts". The offering was
received and dedicated. Make
Me A Channel Of Your Peace was
the closing hymn. The service
ended with commissioning and
benediction and choral amen.
Taking part in the service were
greeter Mona Alderdice,
reader/candle lighter Julie
Towton, organist Carol Carter,
HENSA
and ushers Kay Mock and Pat
Veal. Donna Hamather looked
after the nursery. The next
council meeting is on Wed., Oct.
24 at 7:30 p.m.
At Carmel Presbyterian Church
Rev Jan McInnis was the guest
minister with Joyce Pepper play-
ing the organ. The offering was
received by Frank Varley. The
service closed with benediction.
The Hensall and Community
Horticultural Society held their
October meeting on Monday
evening with president Luanne
Phair presiding.
Luanne asked for
the minutes of the
previous meeting to be read.
This was the night when the
scarecrow contest winners were
announced. The winners were
(business class) Thompson's,
McBeath Funeral Home, Bank of
Montreal. (children's class)
Brayden Hulley, Evan Krebs.
Jenny Jolly, a long-time mem-
ber of the society, was presented
with a service certificate honor-
ing her years of faithful service
to the Society.
The guest speaker, Susan
Ferguson of Ferguson Apiaries,
gave an informative talk on how
bees are cared for and how
honey is harvested. Susan had
slides and photos to illustrate her
talk. Ann Maxwell thanked
Susan for her informative and
LL NEWS
interesting presentation. A letter
from the Ontario Horticultural
Association informing us that our
insurance would be increased
was read.
Ann Maxwell conducted the
door prize draw. The door prize
winners were Mona Alderdice,
Rachel Schwalm, Luanne Phair,
Betty Simmons, Jenny Kipfer,
Marg Hayter. Lunch and a social
time brought the meeting to a
close.
The annual pot -luck dinner will
be held on Sun., Nov. 25. This is
a special meeting with presenta-
tions and demonstrations.
Bursary is
sponsored
EXETER - We undraped our char-
ter. We will again be selling cheese
this year.
Nov. 5 is a soup and sandwich in
St. Mary's. Our Memorial Service
will be held on Nov. 7. The officers
are to wear white dresses. NG
Joyce Morgan will be laying a
wreath at the cenotaph on Nov. 11.
Brandon Consitt was the recipient
of the first bursary we have spon-
sored. Congratulations to him!