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A -Z TRUCK DRIVER
Position available hauling flatbeds, stepdecks
and double drop and container chassis.
Primarily midwest USA runs, some local trips,
home most weekends, border experience pre-
ferred. Fully maintained late model Peterbilt
tractors.
Up to .50 cents per mile plus company paid,
driver and family benefits.
For more information please call
TTK Transport Inc. in Goderich
at 519-524-4331
Fax 519-524-9658
or visit our web site at
www.ttktransport.com
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"HONEY DO PROPERTY
MAINTENANCE - Grass
Cutting & Trimming, Home
Repairs, Odd Jobs, Glenn Pfaff
519-237-3835. (26tfn)
LORIE'S ADVANCED HAIR
CARE - Full service hair care
for Men & Women. Facial
Waxing and Tanning.
Crediton. 519-234-6262.
(36tfn)
750 Service Directory
PHOENIX RENOS - 519-902-
3321. Tis the season to reno-
vate. Book now for your free
estimate on whatever project
spring has sprung. Call
Stephen for great rates and
workmanship! (22;23*)
TELEPHONE INSTALLA-
TIONS, WIRING REPAIRS.
CALL PETER MCFALLS -
Tel: 235-0368. (12tfn2)
MURRAY'S WOODWORKS
- Custom cabinets & furniture.
Small home repairs. 519-234-
6127.(42-41*)
AUCTION SALE
C & M LANDSCAPING -
Commercial grass cutting and
trimming, lawn sweeping, out-
door home improvements,
ponds and flower beds. Corey
and Mark Laye Sr. H(519)234-
6272, C(519)281-4592.
AUCTION SALE
Auctioneer Bob Heywood
235-0874
www.bobheywoodauctions.com
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 5 AT 5 PM
at South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter.
We will be dispersing a large offering from the century farm
home of Idella Gabel along with additions from local estates.
Partial Listing: includes flat to the wall cupboard, "Pressed Skirt"
dining table; wrought iron breakfast table & chairs; fireside bench
(needleprint); antique dressers; Gibbard sideboard; wicker
loveseat; corner cabinet; bookshelves; a full line of appliances;
New Raymond treadle sewing machine; pressback chairs; fold-
ing rocker; primitive bench; a large offering of collectible smalls
incl. Chine & glass; redware crockery; gingerbread clock; 15 gal
sauerkraut crock; dough box approx. 16 die cast truck banks
(Can. Tire, Home Hdwe etc.) & other old metal toys; Aladdin
lamp; misc hand & garden tools; White riding lawn mower; White
10-30 snowblower; occasional tables & chairs; Ms. Gabel's car:
1998 Toyota Corolla (4 door) approx. 109,000 kms selling as is at
7:30 p.m. & much more.
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Free Estimates • Reasonable Rates
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AUCTION
Richard Lobb AUCTION CALENDAR
CLINTON 519-482-7898
SAT., MAY 31 AT 10 A.M. 99 Dodge 4x4 Club cab drive,
old Morris Minor cars, Kubota lawn tractor w/ snowblower,
99 Ford 4x4, car trailer, van trailers, 28 ft. office type trailer,
motorcycles. Antique furniture, tools, shop equip. etc. for
Estate of James Kelly. Go north of Goderich to Saltford turn
right follow road to Westmount line go approx. 1/2 mile. See
www.lobbauction.on.ca for colour photos and full list.
THURS., JUNE 19 AT 10:30 A.M. JD 6620 turbo combine,
MF510 Combine, JD 8 row planter, JD 4240 tractor, JD 401A
backhoe loader tractor, Kinze grain buggy, grain augers,
gravity boxes and wagons, farm machinery etc. to be held for
G.L. Pryce Farms Inc. Gordon and Irma Pryce. Go 6 miles
north of Seaforth to Sawmill Road turn right go approx. 2
miles to farm # 43451. See www.lobbauction.on.ca for colour
pictures and full list. Call Gord 519-777-4336.
TUES., JUNE 24 AT 7 P.M. Real estate auction property
known as 181 King St., Hensall, formerly Wedge the Mover,
steel clad building 36 x 108 with 72 ft. shop and 4 bedroom 2
storey apt. in north and plus brick building w/ 3 levels used
for storage. Lot size approx. 1.25 acres, town water and
sewer. Being offered subject to reasonable reserve bid.
Richard Lobb Sr. Sales rep auctioneer for Royal Le Page
Heartland Realty, 1 Albert St., Clinton 482-3400 office or cell
number 519-955-0163. See www.lobbauction.on.ca for pic-
tures and listing.
Auctioneer Bob Heywood
235-0874
www.bobheywoodauctions.com
LARGE FARM & ANTIQUE AUCTION
SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 2008 AT 9:30 AM
On location on the Bronson Line - 1 mile north of Dashwood for
the estate of Paul Watson and Mrs. Angela Watson - 10 antique
tractors, camping trailers, pickup truck, farm equip., saw mill etc.
Tractors: AC "D-15" Series 1 with loader & live power; AC "D-15"
Series 2; AC "B"; AC "D-17" Series 3; AC WC; Farmall Row
Crop; Fordson Super Major (2nd tractor for parts); Minneapolis
Moline "G 705"; MF- Industrial 202 with loader; Massey Harris 30
- for parts; misc. tractor parts, tires, wheels etc.; Truck: 2000
Ford Lariat 4x4 250 - V8 Triton - 200,000 kms - selling as is;
CAMPING & CARGO TRAILERS: - 1987 fifth wheel 25' Prowler
Lynx; 1978 Citation Slide -in truck camper; 10' Sunlight hard top
tent trailer (sleeps 6); 16' triaxle 5th wheel trailer with 4' beaver
tail; tandem axle tractor hydraulic trailer; tandem axle trailer with
ramps; Farm Equipment: semi -mounted & drag plows (2 & 3 fur-
row); JF10' cultivator; AC manure spreader, Int. 15 run drill; 4
row corn planter (IH#56); MF7' mower; McKee 6' snowblower;
10' dbl disc; blade; flat rack & wagon; Saw Mill: Waterous - 48"
knockout replacement teeth; 2nd saw mill; 3 buzz saws; Horse
drawn cultivator, 2 fur. drag plow, walking plows, garden cult.;
Lawn mowers & Chainsaws; approx. 9 riding lawn mowers, 40
chainsaws incl. 1 Merc. 2 men saw; approx. 16 crosscut saws; a
large selection of power shop tools, hand tools, New Ingersoll
5HP Compressor, welder & torch set; quanitity of roughcut lum-
ber - cherry, maple, ash, walnut; 3 farm windmills (not complete)
& hunderds of useful & collectible items. * Mr. Watson loved to
collect & fix so this is a large sale with 2 rings selling. Tractors to
sell at approx. 1 p.m. Lunch Booth Owner & Auctioneer not
responsible for accidents.
Proprietor contact: Chris Watson 519-852-9865
ESTATE FARM AUCTION
35108 Lieury Rd. N. of Parkhill on Grand Bend Rd. (#81) 4.5 km,
E. on Cty Rd. 24 (McGillivray Dr.) 5.5 km, then 2 km N. on Lieury Rd.
Sat. June 7 - 9:30 a.m.
Tractors: . JD 350-B Crawler Loader (#143264T), sm pad; IH 454 w
1800 IH loader 5' bucket, 3400 hrs.; Ford 6700 w cab. 18.4x34 duals,
5600 hrs.; Equip: 3pt backhoe approx. 9' reach; Lucknow da 7'
snoblow whyd hood; 8' 3pt hd Overun blade; 5' Lucknow chopper; MF
22 run drill; Ford 14' cult w/ roll harrows; Ford 36 pl disc; 3 f triple K
plow; old truck dump trailer; forks Tools: 3/4" socket set; Craftsman
rad & band saw; fl drill press; 2 anvils; vices; 2 tool chests; air
compress; many exc hand tools; 2 Mercury 2 man ch saw w/ 4'
blade; Jonsered 2083 ch saw w/ 18" blade (exc); shop manuals.
Welding & Steel: ESAB 250 MIG welder; acetyl torches & carts;
clamps; Ig chop saw on table; 2 HD welding tables; Irg sel of steel -
tubing - 2"x2"; 4"x3"x72"; 2"x6"; 2"x4"; 4"x4"x36"; scrap steel;
Recreation: Royal 8'x24' tandem trailer, sway bars, ramp & side
door (exc); 16' Wilker boat w/ 65 hp Mercury outbd motor & trailer; 14
ft. canoe; Phazer snomble for parts Misc: wood bins 4'x5'x5' (10); 4
sect scoff; Neigh Add: IH swather 4000 w/ draper hd & hay cond.; 9
shank Glencoe soil saver; 18.4 x 30 duals; 12' fert auger; 16' & 20'
flat racks (exc); IH 155 spreader (exc); 2 wheel trailer/float; 100 gal
plastic tank; 12' chain harrows; 2 sq. hay feeders; old road grader; 10'
c i packer; MF 35 dies. Trac w/ 72" finish mower (v g); McCorm Super
W6 standard dies Collect: Lrg sel rolling pins; butter bowls; old
kitchen utensils; 1,2 & 4 gal. jugs; display cab. for model tractors
(21 "x48"); nice sel dishes. Auctioneer's note: An excellent
opportunity to purchase well looked after machinery & hand tools.
Terms: cash or cheque w ID. Please have PST exempt no. available.
www.murraymcleanauctions.com
Mclean Auctions 519 232-4213
510 Help Wanted
510 Help Wanted
Kingsway Lodge
A "resident focused" long term care organization is
currently accepting applications for:
• REGISTERED NURSE AND
REGISTERED PRACTICAL NURSES - Full & Part time
• PSW OR LTC ATTENDANTS (training provided)
- Part time & Casual
We offer a stable but flexible schedule. Past experience is
honoured and reflected in pay scale. We offer a
competitive benefit package and registered staff are
only required to work every third weekend. We require
qualified individuals to join our team and help us
make a difference in our resident's lives.
Please submit resume to info@kingswaylodge.com
or fax to 519-284-4468
To learn more about these positions go to our website at
www.kingswaylodge.com
Kingsway Lodge/Fairhill Residence
310 Queen Street, St. Marys, ON 519-284-2921
cooking with memories
BY DEBBY WAGLER
Strawberry Rhubarb Sauce
IT IS ALWAYS FUN TO COME UP WITH A NEW IDEA FOR A
SIMPLE DESSERT. I FOUND EXPERIMENTING WITH FRUIT
SAUCES CAN REALLY JAZZ UP A SIMPLE ANGEL FOOD OR
SHORTCAKE. THIS RECIPE WAS ONE I MADE OUT OF FROZEN
RHUBARB AND STRAWBERRIES AND IT WAS JUST THE RIGHT
TOPPING ON MY MOM'S GREAT SHORTCAKE RECIPE. SERVE IT
UP WITH WHIPPED CREAM OR TOPPING AND WOW!
2 cups fresh or frozen rhubarb cut in small pieces
I cup mashed strawberries
I/2 cup water
I/2 cup white sugar.
Cook rhubarb in water till tender and mushy. Remove from
heat and add sugar. Stir till dissolved. Add berries. Stir. If you
like the sauce a bit thicker you can thicken the rhubarb with
cornstarch or add extra strawberries. Enjoy!
Local business meeting
CLINTON — An upcom-
ing meeting will address
the issue of keeping local
businesses strong.
On June 16, Huron
Economic Development
Matters is hosting a public
forum with Jeff Milchen,
co-founder of the
American Independent
Business Affiance (AMIBA)
and international leading
advocate for community-
based enterprise.
Milchen will offer a pre-
sentation illustrating the
economic and civic impor-
tance of sustaining a
strong base of local, inde-
pendently -owned busi-
nesses. He'll also explore
the hidden costs that
accompany chain store
proliferation and provide
numerous success stories
of programs developed by
Independent Business
Alliances to support com-
munity-based businesses
and stop chains from dri-
ving out locals.
Milchen has been on the
leading edge of the local-
ism movement, having co-
founded and directed the
first Independent Business
Alliance (IBA) in Boulder,
Colorado, in 1998. Three
years later, he cofounded
AMIBA to help other com-
munities start successful
IBAs of their own, create
a network for collabora-
tion among them and
begin building momentum
for national shifts.
The morning session
June 16 will feature
examples from many of
more than 40 alliances
now operating across the
continent, from towns of a
few hundred people to
major cities.
"Independent businesses
are struggling for survival
everywhere," said
Milchen. "But through col-
laborative efforts and the
active involvement of citi-
zens, communities have
proven that harmful
trends can be stopped and
home-grown businesses
can still prosper."
The presentation will
introduce programs from
across three realms,
including public informa-
tion campaigns about the
benefits of doing business
locally; organizing collab-
orative purchasing, mar-
keting and media cam-
paigns among business
members; and creating a
visible public presence for
independent business
owners.
The event takes place at
the Clinton Town Hall
Auditorium June 16 from
8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
and is free and open to
the public. Space is limit-
ed. RSVP by June 11 to
the Huron County
Economic Development
Services Dept. at 524-
8394, ext. 3.