The Times Advocate, 2008-11-05, Page 3030
TIMES—ADVOCATE
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
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510 Help Wanted
Corporation of the County of Huron
Huronview (Clinton) and
HURON Huronlea (Brussels) Home for theAged
COUNTY Have immediate openings for
Registered Nurse
Qualifications:
• Nursing certificate and registration with the
College of Nurses of Ontario.
• Excellent communication skills including
written, verbal and computer skills.
• Assessment Skills course for Reg. N.s and
R.P.N.s Level 1 and 2 or equivalent an asset.
• CAPCE training or P.I.E.C.E.S. training is an
asset.
• Leadership and geriatric experience an asset.
Duties:
• To provide holistic health care while working
as a member of the multidisciplinary team,
administering medications and treatments.
• To provide leadership and supervision to
members of the health care team.
Registered Practical Nurse
Qualifications:
• Nursing certificate and registration with the
College of Nurses of Ontario.
• Excellent written and verbal communication
skills.
• Assessment Skills course for Reg. N.s and
R.P.N.s Level 1 and 2 or equivalent an asset.
• CAPCE training or P.I.E.C.E.S. training is an
asset.
• Leadership and geriatric experience an asset.
Duties:
• To provide holistic health care while working
as a member of the multidisciplinary team,
administering medications and treatments.
• To work closely with Registered Nurses to
provide supervision to members of the health
care team.
Health Care Aides/Personal
Support Workers (Huronview only)
Qualifications:
• Current PSW, HCA Certificate.
• Good communication and interpersonal skills.
• Strong work ethic.
• Previous experience with elderly an asset.
Duties:
• To assist residents in performing activities of
daily living and to perform specific interventions
as outlined in the individual care plans, while
working closely with the interdisciplinary
team.
Huronview and Huronlea Homes are Huron
County's municipal homes, providing health
services for people who can no longer live
independently in their own homes and need
nursing and personal care 24 hours.
The closing date is November 14th, 2008. Please
forward your cover letter indicating which
position you are applying for and resume to:
County of Huron - Human Resources
1 Court House Square
Goderich, Ontario, N7A 1M2
Or Fax to: (519) 524-2044
Or Email to: HumanResources@huroncounty.ca
Only those individuals selected for an interview will be
contacted Information is collected solely for the purpose
of job selection under the provisions of the Municipal
Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
Tenders Wanted • Tenders Wanted
Tenders Required for:
Supply and Installation
(prior to May 15, 2009)
of 24 quality, brown aluminum
storm doors
at Sauble Court, Grand Bend
Call: Elsie Keyes 519-238-8042
for information.
Tenders to be submitted by Nov. 30, 2008
to:
Grand Bend Non Profit Housing Corp.
Box 674 Grand Bend, Ontario NOM 1TO
Successful tender only will be notified
510 Help Wanted
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E.D. Smith & Sons, LP is seeking a
HUMAN RESOURCES ADMINISTRATIVE /
Assistant Contract position for its Seaforth facility —
a progressive Private Label Salad Dressing
Manufacturing division.
Responsibilities include but are not limited to the
administration of E.D. Smith's Collective Agreement.
Daily customer service support to Supervisory/Manage-
ment team and employees. Assist in orientation, training
and health & Safety administration.
Qualifications for the position are either those can-
didates who possess education in Human Resources
acquired either through an accredited institution or
HRPA — CHRP designation but lack the work related
experience; or a minimum of 2 years related Human
Resources experience but are in the process of complet-
ing their Human Resources designation. Literacy using
PC applications (Windows)
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Laura Albrecht, Human Resources
@ E.D. Smith & Sons, LP,
151 Main Street South, P.O. Box Seaforth, Ontario
NOK 1 WO; FAX 519/527-0200;
E-MAIL: lalbrecht@edsmith.com
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ShipCo
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 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 & PART 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
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,
November 14, 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
Tenders Wanted • Tenders Wanted
Requesting quotes for
SNOW REMOVAL
at Towerview Apartments
65 William St., Exeter
for the 2009-2010 SEASON
Please call
519-237-3647
for more information
Cultural quilt display enjoyed
By Muriel Lewis
GRANTON CORRESPONDENT
GRANTON — The chefs of
The Only on King restaurant in
London, Paul Harding (son of
Jim and Willa), Jason Schulbert
and sous -chef Geoff Spencer
are to be congratulated on the
success of their business ven-
ture. The restaurant has been
named one of the 10 best new
restaurants in Canada by
renowned restaurant reviewer
Chris Johns from enRoute
magazine. They were featured
on the front page of the
London Free Press on Fri., Oct.
1 and on A Channel news at 6
p.m.
Several from Granton
enjoyed the luncheon spon-
sored by the Hillcrest Rebekah
Lodge at the St. Marys
Presbyterian Church on Mon.,
Oct. 27.
Avonton Presbyterian
Church sponsored their annual
turkey supper at the church on
Wed., Oct. 29, which was well -
attended.
The Granton -Wesley United
Church beef supper was held
on Sun., Nov. 2 at the Kirkton-
Woodham Community Centre,
and was very popular.
At Granton -Wesley United
Church on Sun., Nov. 2, Verna
Mills lit the Christ Candle and
Mary Waters gave the Minute
for Mission.
Pastor Paul Vollick led the
service and the message was
entitled Masks. The Scripture
readings were from Matthew
23 and 1 Thessalonians 2.
UCW
Granton -Wesley UCW Unit 3
met on Friday morning, Oct. 24
when April Bryans and Cheryl
Wright arranged an outing to
the African quilt display at the
Ailsa Craig Community
Centre. It was a great display
of culture, creativity and art-
work.
The group of 12 then had
lunch at a restaurant in Ailsa
Craig, where they had their
business meeting.
At St. Paul's Anglican Church
in Kirkton on All Saints' Sun.,
Nov. 2. Rev. Dalice Sim cele-
brated the Holy Eucharist. The
message was about remember-
ing people who showed con-
cern for each other. Bill
Schaefer read the Lessons.
Hensall Drop-in hosts lunch
By Liz Sangster
HENSALL CORRESPONDENT
HENSALL - At Hensall United
Church Ian O'Neill was the min-
ister, his sermon was "Love
Conquers All". Eric Den
Hollander was the organist.
The ushers were
Larry and Evelyn
Elder. Kathy
Mann was the reader and can-
dle -lighter. Jan Collings looked
after the nursery. Service
closed with commissioning,
benediction, and choral amen.
Come out and enjoy our
November meal at the Hensall
Drop -In on Nov. 20 at the
Hensall United Church. Lunch
will be served at 12 noon.
Following lunch we will be
hearing music from Marlene
Mathers. We welcome all local
individuals to this luncheon held
on the third Thursday of each
month. The cost is $6 per per-
son. If required, transportation
can be provided. To make
reservations contact Kay Mock
HENSA
at 262-3231 or Faye Skinner at
235-0258 by noon on Mon., Nov.
17.
At Carmel Presbyterian
Church the service began with
welcome and announcements.
Joyce Pepper was the organist.
Rev. Andy Meinen was the min-
ister, and contin-
ued his message
on Ruth. The
offering was received by Harry
Moir and Frank Varley.
Several hymns were sung. The
service closed with the singing
of God Be With You Til We Meet
Again. Carmel Church will join
Hensall United Church for the
special Remembrance Day ser-
vice on Nov. 9.
Shuffleboard results
The Hensall shuffleboard
scores for Oct. 27 are as follows:
(5 games) Harry Pennings 396.
(4 games) Lorraine Alexander
430, Ann Van Dorren 403,
Merle McLellan 391, Bill
Coleman 340.
LL NEWS
Board of governors
New board — Pictured above is the South Huron Hospital
Association board of governors for 2008/09. In front from left are
Olga Davis, chief of staff Dr. Ming Lam and treasurer Jeff Keller; in
the middle are Cindy Maxfield,Auxiliary representative Elaine
Skinner, Bill Haskett, vice -chairperson Ernie Miatello and George
Shaw; in back are chairperson John Hanson, Bill Brintnell,Tom
Hayter and Justin O'Rourke.The hospital welcomes new mem-
bers Haskett and O'Rourke. (photo/submitted)