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The Citizen, 1999-12-22, Page 39THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1999. PAGE 39. HELP WANTED - RATES - 20 words or less only $4.00. Additional words 15C each. 50C will be deducted if ad is paid by the following Wednesday DEADLINE 2 p.m. Monday in Brussels 4 p.m. Monday in Blyth Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114 A ACCOMMODATION FOR RENT BLYTH - 2 BEDROOM APART- ment, includes fridge, stove, heat and hydro, no animals. References required. Phone 482-9371. 48-tfn 2 BEDROOM UPPER APART- ment in downtown Brussels, newly decorated, parking. $375. Refer­ ences. Phone 887-9007. 36-tfn HOUSES FOR RENT: TWO country homes currently available for rent. One 3 bedroom plus one 5 bedroom home. Rent is $500 per month plus utilities. Telephone 519-887-6181. 49-2 [ANNOUNCEMENTS BLYTH MINOR HOCKEY Monthly Raffle - December winners were - fresh flower arrangement and bulldog from Luann’s Country Flowers - Gary Bratt, Stoney Creek; $100 voucher from Scrimgeour’s Food Market - Don Dunbar, Belgrave. 50-1 AVON STOCKING STUFFERS - $1 and up. Merry Christmas. Vera Hesselwood, 523-4483. 50-lp A ARTICLES FOR SALE KENMORE 30 INCH STOVE, self-clean, almond, $100 o.b.o. 887-2631. 50-lp SNOWMOBILE - 1994 SAFARI Deluxe - warmers, sliding back rest/cargo rack, 1200 km. Excellent condition. Phone 1-519-347-2705. 50-1 FRESH, SWEET APPLE CIDER, made from hand-picked apples, quality controlled. Also good supply of cooking and dessert apples. Contact Boyd Taylor 523- 9279. 45-6b TWO SNOWMOBILES IN excellent condition with stand and covers, ’98 Formula 500, ’95 Polaris Indytrail. Call 887-6761 after 6 p.m. or 887-6851 days. 45-6 PICTURE REPRINTS MAY BE ordered from The Citizen for only $5.00 for a 5 x 7 or $8.00 for an 8 x 10. Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114. tfn Medic Alert SPEAKS FDR YOU l-8Da-66S-15D7 www.medicalert.ca COOMBS. Steve and Chris are happy to announce the safe arrival of their newest little buddy. Wade Wesley weighed 8 lbs. 4 oz. when he was bom on December 6, 1999 at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich. He is a little brother for our angel Wesley and big sister Jenna. Proud grand­ parents are Wes and Phyllis Coombs, Jack and Lorraine Nelemans. 50-1 GROPP-McKAY. Joshua and Lisa have been blessed with a baby boy. Mitchell Reilley was born at 10:08 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 16 in St. Joseph’s Hospital, London weighing 7 lbs. 6 oz. Doting on their first grandchild are Mark and Bonnie Gropp of Brussels and Sean and Karen McKay of Lucknow. 50-lp CARD OF THANKS HOGGART. Many thanks to Dr. Lal and all the other Drs. and nursing staff at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital who attended John. Also for the quick response when he was transferred to University Hospital, London. Thank you to the ambulance attendants and to the nurse who went along. Thanks also to Dr. Nicolle, Dr. Anjema and nursing staff at University. The care received at both hospitals was excellent. We’re so thankful for all the prayers, cards, phone calls and food sent to the house and to Rev. Paul Ross for his visit at University. What would we ever do without our family and friends. With a special thanks to Laura who took the time to go to London and to babysit for us. We would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and may the Blessing and Joy of this Christmas Season be with you throughout this coming year. - John, Jane Hoggart and families. 50-1 McDONALD. Many thanks for families, friends, neighbours, phone calls, flowers, visits, cards, food brought to our home while I was a patient in Seaforth Hospital. Thanks to Dr. Shepherd, Dr. Quinlan and the nurses for their care. - Vera McDonald. 50-1 p NETHERY. I would like to express my thanks to family, friends and neighbours for visits, cards, treats, flowers and prayers while in hospital and since coming home. Special thanks to Dr. Lampe and nurses at St. Joseph’s Health Centre. Best of the Holiday Season to everyone. - Jean. 50-1 p WE THE VOLUNTEER Auxi­ liary of Huronlea would like to thank Brussels and surrounding community for supporting the Christmas craft and bake sale. Your support was greatly appreciated. A special thanks to all the crafters who participated to make it a successful day. 50-1 p c CARD OF THANKS ROSE, George. We would like to thank all the kind and thoughtful relatives, friends and neighbours who shared in our grief. Special thanks to neighbours who prepared food and to those who sent flowers, cards and donations to the Wingham Hospital Foundation. Thanks to the doctors and nursing staff of the Wingham Hospital for the excellent care of our father and the continued care of our mother still in hospital. A special thanks to the Schimanski Family Funeral Home for special services. - Madeline Rose and family. 50-1 p WARWICK. We would like to thank everyone for their kind expressions of sympathy during our recent bereavement. We thank you for your cards, floral tributes and special donations. Thank you also to all those who brought food to the house. Thanks to Rev. Linda Young for a wonderful service and to the ladies of Knox Presbyterian Church, Bluevale for the lunch following the service. - The Family of the late Edythe Warwick. 50-lp WHITE. I would like to thank the many friends, neighbours and family for the many phone calls, cards and gift baskets while in the hospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Brian, Kevin, James, Al and Mike for all their help with chores and.to Tobi and Judy for the food brought to the house. Your acts of kindness will never be forgotten. - Sid. 50-1 WHITE. Special thanks to Dr. Edwards, emergency room staff, the nurses and kitchen staff for the excellent care and meals since being admitted to the Seaforth Hospital. - Sid. 50-1 c COMING EVENTS VISIT SANTA IN HIS WORK- shop at 22 Flora St., Brussels, Dec. 21, 22, 23, 6:30- 8 p.m. 49-2 THE MAJESTIC WOMEN’S Institute will be holding a euchre party in Brussels Library on Wednesday, January 5, 2000 at 1:30. Everyone welcome. 50-1 p SALE CONTINUES UNTIL January 1, 2000. Up to 50% off and save the taxes. 18 votives - $20. Kountry Essence Candles, 3 miles east of Londesboro, 523-9271.50-1 HELP WANTED PART-TIME SERVER MUST BE 18 and part-time cook. Contact Peter or Carol at the Blyth Inn 523- 9381. 41-tfn WANTED - PERSON OR PERSONS to instruct 3 to 6 aerobic classes per week in downtown Brussels, wages negotiable. Call 887-8013 between 9 and 4:30 or 887-9181 after 7. 50-1 [{■1 HELP H___WANTED COMMUNITY LIVING - CENTRAL HURON invites applications for the position of Full-Time Senior Case Manager The successful applicant will be responsible for the supervision of a number of subordinates and maintaining a caseload. The focus will be to provide individualized support for Agency participants to live and participate as fully as possible in their home community. Requirements: A minimum of two years community experience in the Human Services field; related education, professional development­ strong written and verbal communication skills; demonstrated analytical and reasoning skills; knowledge of legislation, financial, medical, psychological, social, vocational; residential and advocacy services for adults with developmental disabilities; ability to self-direct; supervisory experience would be an asset. Applications will be accepted from persons who believe in a service delivery approach that assists people in a supportive, respectful and positive manner. Please submit your written application no later than 4:00 p.m., December 29, 1999, to: Mary Lamb, Coordinator, Adult Services Community Living - Central Huron P.O. Box 527, 267 Suncoast Dr. W. Goderich, Ontario N7A 4C7 Fax (519) 524-1511 Only candidates receiving interviews will be contacted. Community Action Program for Children VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR (1 year contract - full time) Position Summary: The Volunteer Coordinator will be responsible for coordinating all aspects of the recruitment, training and coordination of volunteers for Rural Response for Healthy Children, the Kids on the Block puppet program and/or certified Community Food Advisors. This individual is also responsible for coaching and empowering the volun­ teers in order to develop an effective group dynamic and for integrating newly trained volunteers into existing programming. Qualifications: > Experience and demonstrated skills working with volunteers and pro­ gram coordination >• Demonstrated skills in public speaking, conducting workshops and organizing demonstrations and displays >■ Demonstrated ability to function independently, and to work coopera­ tively with volunteers, professionals and community groups >■ Demonstrated computer skills >• Possession of a current and valid driver’s license and access to a motor vehicle >■ Knowledge of Huron and Perth counties an asset >■ Experience with positive parenting strategies and knowledge of abuse prevention programming an asset >■ Experience with foods and nutrition an asset Please forward resume by January 7, 2000 to: Rural Response for Healthy Children Box 687, #13 Rattenbury St E., Clinton, Ontario N0M 1L0 Fax: 519-482-8340 Email:rrhc@hurontel.on.ca No phone calls please. While we appreciate the interest of all applicants, only those considered for an interview will be contacted. KenCucksey C fjMPoultry Service /CHICKEN; (519) 357-4387 or CATCHERS 1-00M5M549 \ t between 9 am. & 4 pm RR4, Wint/iam, ON DUE TO EXPANSION, WE currently have openings for farrowing room and nursery attendants in our large, three site swine operation. Previous experience would be considered an asset but we are willing to provide training for the right person. Please apply by mail or fax to: Acre T l^rms Ltd., R.R. #3, Brussels, ON NOG 1H0. Fax 519-887-6330. 49-2