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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-09-26, Page 17THE HURON EXPOSITOR ;EPTEMBEk td 1990 I85. TENDERS WANTS i 35 TENDERS WANTED THE TOWN OF GODEftICH REQUIRES A HEAD CUSTODIAN The position requires an individual capable of car- rying out custodial duties, as well hs preparing shift schedules, coordinating custodial duties and understanding and implementing Provincial Legislation (i.e. - WHMIS, Occupational Health and Safety Legislation, etc.). Carpentry, maintenance knowledge and experience would be an asset. APPLICATIONS IN WRITING WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE UNDERSIGNED, UNTIL OCTOBER 19, 1990. LARRY J. McCABE, ADMINISTRATOR TOWN OF GODERICH 57 WEST STREET GODERICH, ONTARIO N7A 2K5 38. SERVICE DIRECTORY EXPERIENCED TRADESMAN for any of your needs - carpentry, ceramics, drywall, furniture, refinishing, painting. You name it. For quality work call Keith 345-2629 38-39 -tf Abattoir and Meat Market Hjj3:jjs(ojer Try us for CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING Kill Days - Tuesdays OUR SPECIALTY Home cured and smoked meats processed exactly the way you like it. STRYKER'S — SIDING INSTALLATION •SIDING 'SOFFIT •FASCIA •ALUMINUM & VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS •STORM WINDOWS & DOORS •EAVESTROUGHING QUALITY RENOVATIONS! FREE ESTIMATES! OVER 210 YEARS EXPERIENCE 1 AVCAN. 4iJ7428 as*rw,re. RJ4. $ CLINTON 38. SERVICE DIRECTORY Fuel oil Furnace Repair and Cleaning Paratchek's Maintenance Dublin 345-2235 STUMP REMOVAL Reasonable Rates Call , CUT -RITE TREE SERVICES 229-8802 138. CARDS OF THANKS 1 CAMPBELL I would like to triisnk taw tUfDurn Foresters Ick sponsoring me in this years fair 1 would also like to think Anna DodnaU., Donny Dalton, Keay Dalton, Harry Arts, Mary McClure, Muriel McClure, the Agricultural Society and Ribey Family Congratulations Kate Karen Campbell 39-38 -1 ARTHUR Thank you 10 the -Neighbours on the 12th' ' for the welcome home flowers and fruit basket. Aaron 39-39 x t CONNOLLY We would tike to thank our friends arta family who attended the party in honour of Pete's birthday Thank you for the cards, gifts, flowers and the delicious dinner served by the Legion ladies of Mitchell Special thanks to Ken and Gladys and Dianne who work- ed so hard to make this event so memorable . Pete and Mary . 39-39 x t CRONIN Melita and Kyle would like to thank everyone fol their flowers, cards, gifts and especially their much needed visits during our stay in the hospital Thank you to those who brought food to the house, and to all the babysitters for Christopher A special thank you to Uncle Gary and Auntie Ann 39-39 -1 40. IN MEMORIAM TITFORD Wilfred, passed away October 1, 1978. Lovingly remembered by Grace. 40-39 -1 HOEGY In loving memory of a very special wife and mother, who passed away one year ago, on October 2, 1989 We cannot bring the old times back, Your hand we cannot touch, But we still have sweet memories, Of the one we loved so much. What we would give to hold your hand. Your happy face to see, To hear your voice and see your smile, That meant so much to us What you suffered you told but few, You didn't deserve what you went through They say that memories are golden, But we never wanted memories, We only wanted you Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by husband Clifford, and daughter Bar- bara, son Barry and daughter-in-law Karen, daughter Norma and son-in-law Barry and grandchildren- 40-39 -1 39. CARDS OF THANKS STEELE Thanks to the Horticultural Society for the Gloxenia plant, that I won at the meeting. Norma Steele. 39-39 -1 CROSS CANADA MARKETPLACE IT'S FAST - IT'S EASY! ONE CALL, ONE BILL DOES IT ALL. THINK BIG - CALL THIS NEWSPAPER FOR DETAILS. MORTGAGES ARE YOU A HOMEOWNER? We have mortgage money for any purpose. Pay off credit cards- No qualifying hassels. Excel Financial Corporation. (tollfree) 1 -800-265-6984. OUT OF TOWN PROPERTIES CROWN LAND availability and Ontario properties to be sold for unpaid taxes. For information write: Properties, Dept. CN, Box 5380, Stn. F. Ottawa, K2C 3J1. VACATIONlTRAVEL SOUTH CAROLINA - MYRTLE BEACH Resort - Oceanfront Condos, Tennis, Indoor Pool, Putting Green, Saunas, Whirlpools, Housekeeping and Golf Packages. FREE Brochure: 1.800-448-5653 or 1-803-238-3902. COMING EVENTS NINTH ANNUAL FOREST CITY Nostalgia and Antique Show and Sale. Canada Building, Western Fairgrounds, London, October 20th, 12-9pm. Oct. 21st, 11-6pm. Admission $3. 60 dealers' Olga (519) 679-1810. THE TWELFTH ANNUAL London Arts and Crafts Christmas Show and Sale, Centennial Hall, London. October 26, noon- 10pm. 27, 11 am -1 Opm. 28, 11 am-6pm. Admission $2.50. Olga Traher (519) 679-1810. AUCTION WANTED FOR AUCTION, Oct. 6 Rifles, shotguns, hunting equipment, wildlife paintings, trophy heads, decoys, books and magazines, Indian relics, hand tools, etc. Call Freeman -Brooks Auctions (519) 426-6317. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES NEW BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Top dollars Full/part time No selling. No investment. Mass appeal Be firsts (306) 343- 6515 Business Options, 2121 Wiggins Ave , Saskatoon, SK, S7J 1 W4. $$MONEY$$ Potential 75K+ Own your own business Protected territories, Complete training and start-up package S5.900. Investment. Call Mr Doucet. Director of Franchising (416) 740-0163 OUR LINGERIE COMPANY offers you security, Flexible hours, great pay, opportunities, fun, tree vacations, Average $30 per hour No deliveries Full and part-time Tollfree 1.800-265-8541 START YOUR OWN 10K JEWELRY Business for as little as $50. Fabulous designs, superb quality, excellent profits- The Gold Discovery, 14335-47 Ave., Edmonton, T6H 0B9. (403) 434-2550 LIFESTYLE DIET COOKIES and Cakes t ose up to one Ib per day. Make unlimited income Hottest repeat consumer product aver. Call Walter (705) 444-2890 or (705) 444-5766 BE THE FIRST in your area to market Cameiion sheer non -run hosiery and silver jewellery. (416) 483-4660 collect, evening or waekend CAREER TRAINING EARN YOUR CERTIFICATE' Learn Income Tax Preparation Free brochures No obligation U&R Tax Services. 205-1345 Pembina Highway, Winnipeg, MB, R3T 286 1-800 665-5144 Exclusive franchise territories available TRAINING Land scapergreenskeeper!groundskeeper 20 -week in -school portion of the Horticulturist Apprenticeship Program, Sir Sandford Fleming College. Hatiburton. November 5, 1990 - March 22. 1991 Cm' Barb Bolin, (705) 457 16/30 FREE career guide to home -study correspondence Diploma (Murses. Accounting, Aircondinonnq, Bookkeeoing, Rumness. Cosmetology. Electronics. Lega,,Medical Secretary. Psychology. Trawl Granton (SA) 263 Adelswfe West, Toronto, 1 800-950- 1972. TRANSPORT DRIVER TRAINING for rewarding careers in trucking Class A -Z and D -Z licences. Days and weekend courses. Job placement assistance. Markel Transport Training. Guelph. 1-800-265-7173. LEARN AUCTIONEERING at the Southwestern Ontario School of Auctioneering. Next class: October 20-27190. For information, contact: Southwestern Ontario School of Auctioneenng, R.R.#5, Woodstock, Ontario, N4S 7V9. (519) 537-2115. YOUR FUTURE STARTS WITH... Tri -County Truck Driver Training. Established in 1978, job search assistance available, daytime, evening and weekend courses. Financial assistance on approved credit. 1-800-265- 0400. Cambridge. HELP WANTED INTERNATIONAL FARMING EXPERIENCE: If you're between the ages 18-30 and interested in travelling overseas International Agricultural Exchange Association, 1x206, 1501 - 17 Ave. S.W., Calgary, AB, T2T 0E2. SUNSHINE VILLAGE requires lift operators, cooks, etcto fill ski hill positions. Send resume: Box 1510, Banff, AB, TOL OCO. (403) 762-6546, fax (403) 762-6513. ESTABLISHED 14 YEAR OLD Canadian firm seeks self - motivated, money -oriented individuals for display merchandise placement in your area. Income potential $60,000+ annually, starting immediately. (416) 756-3174. (416) 756-2156. SALES HELP WANTED HOUSEWIVES, Mothers and interested persons needed immediately to sell toys and gifts for National Home Party Plan. No investment, deliveries or money collection. Call (519) 2511 7905. PERSONAL WOULD YOU LIKE to correspond with unattached Christian people, ages 18-80, the object being companionship or marriage Write: ASHGROVE, PO. Box 205. Chase, B C , VOE IMO CHILD/DAY CARE NANNY/HOUSEKEEPERS. Carefully screened, excellent childcare, live-in renewable one year contracts $570 month plus government remittances Details call European Nannies, licensed agency, (416) 421-0596 Fax (416) 421-0966 RECREATIONAL VEHICLES BONAIR R V's, Camping Trailers, hardtop, tent, told -down, fifth wheel, travel, park -models, accessories New -Used Fibreline & Leer. Fiberglass & Aluminum truck Caps Royal Trailer & R V Centre in Teviotdale, Ont. (519) 343-2122. STEEL BUILDINGS STEEL BUILDINGS Positively lowest pnce 20x30 82,330. 25x30 82.935 3004 $3,710. 40x46 85,142. Endwalls included. Stock Items Other sizes available Save -save -save 1 800-668- 4338 (416) 792-2704 BUIL DING CLEARANCE -Save thousands while supply lasts - we have limited steel left from our largest summer sale - strAiMlAll & Quonset types - Paragon - 24 Hours - 1-800-263- 8499 BUILDING - FACTORY STEEL CLEARANCE - Unbeatable prices - 30x40's - Quonset $3,469'. S Model 84,239' Straightwail 88,249' Complete with endwalls Fast Delivery Limited offer PIONEER/ECONOSPAN 1-800-666-5422 (24 hours) BUII DINGS Plowing match spial. Ouonsets, 'S' Models b Straightweils Factory has allocated 29 buildings Venous Sites. No reasonable Offer Refused. Call Future 1-800 668 A663 Your ad could appear in community newspapers in Ontario, or right across Canada, or any individual province. Space is Limited, so CaII This Newspaper Today' 17 Quilt Show enjoyed by residents Our activities at the Manx were highlighted by a trip to Seaturth Fall Fau with week. Ten of our residents enjoyed a tour of the exhibits and watched the parade. Thanks to volunteers Eva McCartney, Viola Lawson and Joyce Emery and staff members Ruth Nolan, Rose Mason and Ann Laycox far their assistant . Marion Rose provided a lovely aficmoon of music and aging. Thank -you Marion. We also managed to schedule on final barbecue and ice cream parlour for the season before the cold weather amves. Providing our church services over the past week were Mr. & Mrs. Lobb from Bethel Bible Church, Rev. Sloan from First Presbyterian Church and Father Henry from St. James. Thank you everyone for your inspirational messages and visits. Our euchre winners this week included. High men's: Alvin Dodd's, High Ladies: Edie Salo. Low Men's: Pat Ryan. Low Ladies: Mamie Ross and Lone Hands: Elmer Bakscy. Thanks to volunteers 40. IN MEMORIAM MURRAY In loving memory of Mr and Mrs John E Murray, Melva who passed away Sept 29, 1976, and John E who passed away Oct. 8, 1964. You always had a smile for others, As you went along life's path, Always words so tender, If your advice we would ask, Always your love so abundant, You gave for all to see, Always friends and companions, These are our memories Lovingly missed by Mamie, Helen, Joe, Jerry, Beatrice, Jerome, Cyril, Ronald. Arthur and their families. 40-39 x1 HAIST In loving memory of a dear husband, father, grandfather and great- grandfather, Elton (Jake) Haist, who passed away twelve years ago, September 21, 1978. Sometimes an old fashioned song, Brings thoughts of you; Or a flower, as I walk along, Under a sky that is azure blue; As time passes into years, Memories keep you ever near, Silent thoughts of times together, Hold memories that will last forever. ALWAYS REMEMBERED and sadly missed by his wife, Ethel, daughter Betty, son Billy, sisters Vera and Velma, and granddaughter Marie 40-39 x1 CAMPBELL Isabella (Belle) Campbell 1896-1989 Her memory will live in the hearts of those with whom she shared. Margaret E. MacLean. 40-39x1 CHARTERS In memory of a loving husband, father and grandfather, Pearson, who left us eight years ago, September 26, 1982. There will always be a heartache, And often a silent tear, But always precious memories, Of the days when you were here. Loved, remembered and sadly missed by wife Bessie and family. 40-39 x1 SEAFORTH MANOR Eva McCartney, Viola Lawson, Cotten Kelly and Mary Nolen. Thanks also to Mary for donaung the prows. Our monthly Resident's Council meeting was will attended and we discussed fund raising projects. In the evening lucky winners at our "pyjama bingo" were Margaret Smale, Dennis Arney, Bill Connal- ly, Mamie Ross, Margeurite Shill, Dave Netzke, Frank Smale, Elmer Bakscy and our "full card" game went to Jennie Hildrhrand. Thanks to volunteer ladies, Viola Lawson, Anne Downey and Doreen Kelly and to student volunteers Scott Saunders and Steve Philips. Our residents were delighted as the new "Bowling Season" began this week. Volunteers from Mrs. Thomas Gr. 5/6 class at SPS included Courtney Laviree, Valerie Collins, Shannon Davies, Matthew Shortreed and Grant Ward. Our high bowling scores this week went to Mary Essery (355); Frank Smale (318) and Tom Gemmel (313). Coming events: Euchre with Volunteer Ladies September 27 and Birthday party with Gladys Van Egmond and Elgin Nott, September 28. September, fall, schooldays, routines! What is a routine? It sure isn't dull living without one. Sep- tember with its cooler days brings the urge to get out and go! WE enjoyed a wonderful trip to the Quilt Show at the Huron Coun- ty Museum in Goderich. The weather even co-operated beautiful- ly for a picnic lunch of Kentucky Fried Chicken at the Lighthouse. Some of our residents were out to watch the Fall Fair Parade and our trip to the African Lion Safari has been planned for September 25, weather permitting. Thanks to Nor- ma Altman, Grace Cartwright, Betty Diebold and Chris and Danny Mor- rison for their assistance to make these outings possible. Norma and Betty volunteered not only their time. but their vehicles. Our YAH! nweung was held early this month on request of Peg Campbell of the Town Council to discuss further ideas regarding disabled parking un Main Street. We appreciate being approached for our opinions and feel we have been well listened to. Thank you to Peg and the Protection Commitee. Exercise classes are still being enjGyed, or endured, Monday and Friday mornings. Some of our residents join the nursing home for church services, sing -a -longs, and euchre parties. Nature is a wondrous thing and our residents have enjoyed watching a small caterpillar feeding on milkweed leaves, transform to a chrysalis. We patiently await our butterfly! Birthday wishes went out this month to Olive Ball and warm welcome wishes to Jetze and Antje Valdhuis. They are a lovely couple who came to us from their home in Goderich. Unfortunately Jetze just got settled here when medical complications took him to hospital. Our prayers are with Jetze as we wish him a speedy recovery. Love conquers all. How true. It is so inspiring to feel the love bet- ween our couples and watch how this love, though weathered through many storms of life, give each one the strength to face yet another crisis. If only more of our generation could experience such love. PEOPLE Home during the weekend with Joe and Olga Eckert were Shirley and Renee Vanloon and Mrs. Hel- ma Wright form Newmarket; Bar- bara Canning, North York; Rose Marie Borysiuk, Judy Emm, Strat- ford; Jack and Nancy Storey, Steven and Nora Eckert, Seaforth. z3° ORGANIST NEEDED io PAID POSITION D Phone D The Reverend Aubrey Bell �= D 565-2616 �a Trinity Anglican Church 1�1 Bayfield, Ont. c C� PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE - MID -HURON LANDFILL SITE The Mid -Huron Landfill Site Board of Management invites interested members of the public to attend a Public Open House between the hours of 4:00 and 9:00 o'clock p.m. on Thursday, October 4th, 1990 in the Auditorium at the Goderich Township Offices. The purpose of the Open House will be to provide information to members of the public on both the current status of the Mid -Huron Landfill Site, and future plans for the Site. Topics will include (1) the closure of the existing fill area, (2) the design and operation of the relocated area (3) the status of the existing Emergency Certificate of Approval, and (4) the application process for a service area expansion to permit the newest four municipal users of the Site to continue to use the Site, and (5) the relation of the Site to the Huron County Waste Management Master Plan. In addition to members of the Board. representatives of the Board's engineer ing consultant (Messrs. Anthony Crutcher and James Yardley of Conestoga Rovers & Associates), and representatives of the Ministry of the Environ lnent will be in attendance. Coffee and tea will be served. In the spirit of the 3Rs please bring your own mug. For further information please contact . Mr. Larry McCahe, Secretary to the Mid -Huron Landfill Site Board at (519) 524-8344, or Mr. James Yardley, P. Eng. at (519) 884-0510.