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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times Advocate, 2008-02-06, Page 2626 TIMES—ADVOCATE Wednesday, February 6, 2008 CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIES CLASSIFIEn 510 Help Wanted 510 Help Wanted Su pCo FULL TIME ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT • Previous office experience a must • Excellent telephone (reception) and customer service skills • Demonstrated computer skills: Quick Books, Excel, MS Word, MS Outlook • Ability to multi -task in a fast -paced environment PART TIME & FULL TIME RETAIL ASSOCIATE POSITIONS • Previous retail experience • Demonstrated computer skills: Quick Books, Excel, MS Word, MS Outlook • Excellent telephone and customer service skills • Must work all shifts as scheduled • Proven sales ability FULL TIME WAREHOUSE SHIPPING CLERKS • Previous warehouse experience as asset • 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 FULL TIME / PART-TIME ACCOUNTING CLERK • Position incorporates all aspects of bookkeeping • No less than 2 years experience • Working knowledge: Quick Books Pro, MS Word, Excel • Ability to work efficiently while multi -tasking 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, February 08, 2008. Please submit resumes with 3 professional references to: ShipCo International 89 Don Street, P.O. Box 8, Clinton ON NOM 1L0 Email: shipcointernational@shipcointernational.com Attention: Human Resources Manager PERSONAL LINES BROKER - CSR PERMANENT POSI- TION - Insurance Brokerage is currently seeking an Insurance Professional to fill a full-time position as a Personal Lines Customer Service Broker. This is a permanent full-time position. Key responsibilities: process renewals, endorse- ments, quote and write new business; Cross -sell and up -sell automobile and property insur- ance by clients; interface elec- tronically with various Insurers, including applications for new business, endorse- ments and renewal; RIBO Licensed, excellent verbal and communication skills. Apply in confidence to Box 3055, c/o Wingham Advance Times, Box 390, Wingham, ON. NOG 2W0 (5tfx) WORKING FOREMAN AND SKILLED TRADESMAN - wanted for Metal Building Installation Crews, structural Steel, Steel Siding, Steel Roofing. Pay based on experi- ence. Inquire by phone at 519- 580-0265. (6x) 760 Service Directory "HONEY DO PROPERTY MAINTENANCE - Grass Cutting & Trimming, Home Repairs, Odd Jobs, Glenn Pfaff 519-237-3835. (26tfn) 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) LORIE'S ADVANCED HAIR CARE - Full service hair care for Men & Women. Facial Waxing and Tanning. Crediton. 519-234-6262. (36tfn) HYNDMAN TRANSPORT LTD. RR#1 Wroxeter, On NOG 2X0 CATTLE HAULERS Run Western Canada Ontario, Quebec and U.S. - U.S. Cattle Experience A Must - .410/ mile - AZ Drivers - Minimum 1 Year Experience - Clean Abstract Contact Kevin Ritchie 1-800-265-3071 ext 237 Classified Ad Deadline MONDAY AT 10:00 AM 760 Service Directory N.C. JONES & SONS Ltd. *Excavating *Trucking *Sand *Gravel *Topsoil • Site preparation • Land Clearing • Embankment const. • Basements • Driveways • Parking Tots • Ponds • Open drainage • Demolition Call anytime for a free no -obligation estimate (519) 870-5546, (519) 878-3834, (519) 235-2489 TODD BOB SHOP Varna UCW to meet on Thurs., Feb. 7 By Joan Beierling VARNA CORRESPONDENT Lay worship leader John McNeilly led the worship in Varna Church this past Sunday. Madison Louch lit the Christ candle. Time for the young at heart - John spoke on the difference between the heavy suit- case and the light back pack. God wants us to travel light and not to carry the heavy burdens around. Following the service a chili lunch was served which was enjoyed by all. Free will donations of $293 was raised for the Mozambique Garden Project. Thanks to all who donated the delicious pots of chili and desserts. Also to those who support- ed the cause. Gordon Hill had announced it was "Focus on Crocus" week. He was selling crocus for the CNIB once again this year. The annual reports were also ready. Sun., Feb. 10 church will be in Varna with Melissa Snyders lead- ing the worship. Ladies please bring sandwiches and finger desserts for lunch following the worship and then the annual meeting will begin. Goshen will have their meeting on Feb. 17. Varna UCW will meet Thurs., Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. in Varna Church. Guest speaker will be Ellie Brewster the Healthy Hearts co-ordinator. Come on out and listen! Crokinole club Varna Crokinole Club met last Tuesday evening for singles play. Players were randomly divided into two groups. Winners of the A side were Joe Fulop with 55 points, Abe Leitch with 51, Murray Perdue 39 and Ralph Stephenson with 37 points. Winners of the B side were Ron Coleman with 44 points, Bill Hearn and Ken Pollock with 42 points, and Joan Beierling with 40 points. The club will meet Feb. 26 for doubles play. Local hockey highlight Did anyone hear Ryan O'Reilly from Varna on the radio this past week? Ryan lives in Varna in the former Pakenham home known as the Magnolia Manor. His parents are Brian and Bonnie. Sixteen year old Ryan played for Team Ontario which won the gold and also is the 3rd top scorer for the Erie Otters now. Ryan has a 21 year old brother Cal who plays for a hockey team in the States called the Milwaukees and is leading their team. His sister Tara 19 years old is attending Carlton University in Ottawa and is also playing hockey for the University. Ryan also has a sister Shannon 11 years old living at home. The O'Reillys have lived in Varna for over a year now but we welcome them to the Varna commu- nity. Russell makes Skate Canada team EXETER — Nicole Russell of Exeter has been named to the Skate Canada Western Ontario Development Team for 2008. Russell is eight years old and the daugh- ter of Dave and Laurie Russell. Nicole is a member of the Bluewater-Zurich Skating Club and is coached by Patty Dougherty. The Development "select " team is made up of skaters in singles, dance and pairs who have been selected through an evaluation process that includes competing in three desig- nated competitions and collecting points for their protocol and evaluations. Russell was judged and given a report card after each event with overall marks and suggestions for improvements. She was given a final report card with a total mark which placed her in the top four and was asked to join the team. The program goals are to provide enriched com- petitive experiences for young skaters in Western Ontario, to provide assis- tance to young skaters, their parents and coaches with learning opportuni- ties, to aid in skaters' competitive development and to provide feedback and guidance for future development to the skaters. Russell started skating when she was four years old in the CanSkate pro- gram. She quickly progressed through the program and after two years, entered her first competition. Russell has accumulat- ed several medals and awards through her efforts and continues to progress through the Skate Canada program. The past two summers, she has attended the M.A.0 skating camp in Lucan, where she is coached by Marg Carey and where she was assessed and asked to try out for the team. Russell is looking for- ward to the months ahead with many compe- titions, the Bluewater- Zurich Skating Carnival and the seminars and events of the develop- ment team. Russell also thanks Dougherty and Carey for their expertise and encouragement. Making the team — Nicole Russell of Exeter (right), who is coached by Patty Dougherty, has been named to the Skate Canada Western Ontario Development Team for 2008. (photo/submitted) Local skating clubs excel on ice EXETER — The results of the Exeter Skating Club (ESC) at the Dennis Silverthorne Memorial Invitational Competition Jan. 11-13 in Sarnia are as follows: Canskate • Kiley Pincombe, third; • Charlotte Gregus, second. Pre -Preliminary A • Shaylynn Durand, second; • Evelyn Walsh, fourth; • Mackenzie Ansems, fourth; • Lauren Moore, third; • Hayley Hoffman, fifth; • Abbey Caldwell, second; • Hunter Minim, third; • Kirsty Howe, second; • Kristen Backx, eighth. Pre -Preliminary B • Kristen Walsh, 10th. Preliminary A • Laken McArter, fourth; • Will Kwajafa, fourth. Preliminary B • Caroline Eineke 10th. Junior Bronze • Kyla Hunt Beach fifth. Starskate Pre -Preliminary • Kathleen Gregus, third; • Kristen Brintnell, seventh. Preliminary • Sarah Kwajafa, second. Senior Bronze • Mackenzie Holtzmann, fourth. Gold • Justine Sheppard, eighth. Introductory Pairs • Sarah Kwajafa, third; • Will Kwajafa, third. Upcoming events: • ESC Showcase, Feb. 7; • Western Ontario Starskate Qualifier in Windsor Feb. 15-17; • Futures Stars in Exeter March 1- 2, with over 500 skaters registered.