The Citizen, 2007-02-22, Page 19THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2007. PAGE 19.Classified Advertisements Help wanted Help wanted
Rural Healthcare Work
Placements for Students
10 summer jobs with healthcare employers
across Huron County
Students must:
• Return to school in September 2007
• Demonstrate a strong interest in a healthcare career goal
• Be a resident of Huron County (may be away attending school)
• Meet employer’s selection criteria
Check the HealthKick Huron Website for job list
and application instructions.
www.healthkickhuron.ca
Goderich Place is
seeking applicants to
fill the following positions:
Full-Time Permanent R.P.N.
Night Position with Medications
and
Part-Time R.P.N.s with Medications
for all shifts
Applicants must have previous experience in a long-term care
environment. Must have good organization and communication
skills. Wage range $17.75-$18.50 per hour.
Please submit applications to:
Goderich Place Retirement Residence
Att’n: Susan Boyce, Director of Care
30 Balvina Drive East,
Goderich, ON N7A 4L5
Phone: (519) 524-4243
Fax: (519) 524-8173
Town and Country Support
Services is a not-for-profit accredited
agency providing support for Personal
Support Workers, Home Support
Workers and other unregulated health
care workers in the field under the
CCAC contract, as well as private care
to homes in Huron and Perth Counties
Regional Nurse Manager
Permanent, Full-Time position
Town and Country Support Services is seeking an RN with
management ability and leadership skills to join our senior
management team. This career opportunity provides
leadership to Nursing Service Coordinators, Personal Support
Workers and unregulated Health Care Workers. Reporting to
the Executive Director you will participate in the senior
management team. This position will appeal to a motivated
individual who is committed to working with a dedicated
team and providing care to our clients that enhances their
quality of life, well-being, dignity and independence. You will
work in a collaborative setting with government and
community service providers such as LHIN and CCAC. There
are opportunities to expand programs, develop new programs
and participate in local, regional and national initiatives. You
have:
• Bachelor of Science Nursing degree preferred, current
registration with Ontario College of Nurses in good standing
• Minimum of three years experience in program
development, leadership and management
• Interest and knowledge of the community health system
• Experience in best practices, client driven care, critical
thinking, strategic planning, problem solving and conflict
resolution
• Excellent organizational, observational, interpersonal,
communication skills and excellent computer skills
• Ability to manage and motivate staff and create a positive
team environment
• Ability to easily adapt to change
• Knowledge and ability to network with health care agencies
• Ability to travel as required
Please send resumes by Friday, February 28 in confidence to:
Jean Young, Executive Director
Town and Country Support Services
Box 969, Wingham ON N0G 2W0
or email jyoung@tcss.on.ca
Town and Country thanks
all those who apply. Please
be advised that only those
candidates selected for an
interview will be contacted.
Real estate Real estate
519-482-3400
1 Albert St., Clinton
Fred Lobb, Broker of Record Heartland Realty,Brokerage
OPEN HOUSE
Saturday, February 24
from 1-3 pm
218 DRUMMOND ST., BLYTH $169,900:
3 bedroom side split, gray brick
home with an attached carport and
solarium. Home has new wood
doors and trim on the upper level,
gas insert in rec. room, heated
with hot water F.A. furnace and
C/A, most windows replaced
and new roof ’05. Call Don.
MLS# 063489
39363 WINTHROP RD., RR 1
LONDESBOROUGH $450,000:Here’s
a great opportunity for a starter
farm or a chance to increase your
land base with this 100 acre farm
in Hullett Township. The farm
consists of approx. 85 workable
acres and 12 acres of bush and 3
acres buildings and lot. There is a
well kept, remodelled mobile
home with 3 bedrooms, an exterior
wood furnace, large main floor
laundry and open concept
kitchen/living room. There is also
a large older bank barn (currently
holding sheep) and 2 small
storage sheds. Call Fred, Rick or
Kathy.
N e w L i s t i n g
Royal LePage.
Helping you is what we do.
TOWNSHIP OF
NORTH HURON
GRAVEL TENDERS
Sealed tenders properly
marked will be received by the
undersigned until 12:00 noon
on Monday, March 5, 2007.
1. Supply, crush, load and haul
20,000 Metric Tonnes Granular
“M” Road Gravel to Township
Roads (East Wawanosh Ward).
Tenders to be submitted on
Township Forms obtained at
the Municipal Office.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
Ralph Campbell,
Director of Public Works
Township of North Huron,
P.O. Box 90,
Wingham, Ontario N0G 2W0
Telephone: 519-357-3550
Tenders
Stick With the Classifieds.
If you’re shopping for something special, keep looking
in the Classifieds. Every week, you’ll find a great selection of
listings for everything from apartments for rent to
things to buy and see.
The Citizen
International Women’s Day
March 8 will be celebrated this year
in Huron County with the fifth
Annual Women of Distinction
awards, honouring women for their
contributions to their communities.
In celebration of this annual event,
Women Today of Huron is asking
the public to nominate a special
woman and to highlight the
particular contributions she has
made to her community in Huron
County.
“Nominees can include a
volunteer, a caregiver, coach, a
teacher, a community leader, or a
woman who may have contributed
in some other special way,” said
Pam Hanington, Women Today of
Huron Executive Director. “These
awards are a way to recognize
women for their many
accomplishments and let them know
they have not gone unnoticed.”
Submissions must include the
name of the nominee, their phone
number and the name and phone
number of the person nominating
them and also include a short one-
paragraph description about why
you are nominating this woman.
Nominations will be accepted
until Friday, March 2 until 4:30 p.m.
and can be submitted by phone 519-
524-6767; fax 519-524-1233; e-
mail: info@wthuron.ca or can be
dropped off in person or mailed to
Women Today of Huron 45 West
Street Goderich, N7A 2K5.
The nominees will also be posted
on the Women Today of Huron
website www.wthuron.ca for the
entire year.
Last year’s nominees included
Winnie Brown, Jennifer Finegan,
Marylo Graham, June Robinson,
Dayle Taylor, Linda Wiebe, Jean
Young and future woman of
distinction, Ella Baker-Lehnen.
2007 marks the 30th anniversary
of International Women’s Day,
which was established in 1977 by
the United Nations.
The purpose of the day is to
provide an opportunity to reflect on
the progress made to advance
women’s equality, to assess the
challenges facing women in
contemporary society, to consider
future steps to enhance the status of
women and, of course, to celebrate
the gains made in these areas.
The Canadian theme for
International Women’s Week
2007 is Ending Violence
Against Women: Action for Real
Results, which reflects Canada’s
approach to addressing gender-
based violence.
Senior speakers
The seniors were the main event at Blyth Public School last week for a speech contest
presented by the Legion. The speakers were, from left: Kelly Cooke, Alanna Roy and Heather
Gibson of Hullett Central Public School and Laura Peach, Grant Sparling and Tyler Black of
Blyth Public School. Sparling came in first, while Peach took the silver honours and Gibson
placed third. (Shawn Loughlin photo)
March 8 International Women’s Day