SHOPPORTUNITIES will be offered the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month. Community Outreach Lunch Friday October 11, 2019 $12.00/ person DINE IN OR TAKE OUT 12:15pm at Knollcrest Lodge MENU Ham Scalloped Potatoes Baby Carrots Garden Salad Dinner Rolls Pumpkin Pie Coffee/ Tea/ Juice Reserve seat no later than Monday October 7, 2019 Community Outreach 519-595-8755 PH. 519-595-8755 | FAX. 519-595-7755 | EMAIL. [email protected]|25 CENTS October 4, 2019 NO. 6 COMMUNIT Y OUTREACH SERVICES MILVERTON SHOPPORTUNITIES
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SHOPPORTUNITIES will be offered the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month.
BRENNEMAN FUNERAL HOME LTD. JIM BRENNEMAN FUNERAL DIRECTOR
141 JOHN STREET, ATWOOD ON N0G 1B0 Telephone: (519) 356-2382 | Fax: (519) 356-2325
Beverly Horst – of Milverton, passed away peacefully in her
sleep on Sunday September 29, 2019 at the age of 58. Bev was a member of St. Paul’s United Church, Milverton. For many years she was a very active member of the Optimist Club of Mornington and a book keeper for Bill Horst Auctions. Bev was the smiling face that greeted hundreds of school children as their bus driver for 20 years. She enjoyed reading, word find puzzles, curling, watching baseball, especially her beloved Toronto Blue Jays, and her greatest joy of all was spending time with her grandchildren. Beloved wife of Mahlon Horst whom she married in 1984. Loving mother of Sheila (Adrian) DeVries. Special grandma of Madison, Emily, Jaydon, Jaxon, Payton and Kailey. Dear daughter of Ethel (Machan) Walker and sister of Ron Walker (Lorraine Fraser) and Chuck Walker (Krista). Fondly remembered by Salome Habegger, Ada Horst, Samuel and Susan Horst, William and Ingrid Horst, Henry and Julia Horst, Ivan and Ruth Ann Horst, Nelson and Shirley Horst, John and Martha Horst, Clayton and Erma Horst and many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and cousins. Predeceased by her step-father Howard Allan, brothers-in-law and sisters–in-law Edward Habegger, Allan and Emma Horst, Joseph Horst, Reuben and Kathleen Horst, and Eva Horst. Relatives and friends were invited to share their memories at Milverton Christian Fellowship, 6619 Perth Road 131, Milverton, on Wednesday October 2 from 7-9 p.m. and on Thursday October 3 from 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. The funeral service to celebrate Bev’s life was held at Milverton Christian Fellowship on Friday October 4, 2019 at 11:00 a.m. with Pastor Chris Beaumont officiating. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery, Milverton. As expressions of sympathy, memorial donations to St. Paul’s United Church or Mennonite Central Committee would be appreciated by the family. Arrangements entrusted to Brenneman Funeral Home, Atwood (519-356-2382) www.brennemanfuneralhome.ca
RIDDLE: What has 2 arms but no hands and a neck but no head? ANSWER: A SHIRT
COMIC’S CORNER People who take care of chickens are literally chicken tenders!
What do you call a chicken staring at a pile of lettuce? A: A chicken “sees her” salad. What job did the frog have at the hotel? A: The Bell-hop What do you call a parade of rabbits hopping backwards? A: A receding hare line Do you have a joke that you would like to share? Send it to [email protected] to have it
FOR SALE NewMac Oil Furnace/ Water Heater in very good condition. 170,000 BTUs. Has separate heating block for hot water. Can be converted to 12 V for battery or off grid operation. Asking $500.00. It is disconnected– You pick it up. Located in Milverton. For information: 519-276-0208 BBQ– Broil King with cover & extra tank $200.00
Quitar with case– Epiphone $125.00 | Call 519-595-8885 Pampers and many more baby needs available such as sleepers, blankets, soothers, lotions and fabric soaps. Mrs. Sheila Jantzi 7026 Road 116 2005 White Dodge Caravan $2,200- 140,00km | Call or text 519-897-7141 COOKIES – Crispy oatmeal chocolate chip, crispy oatmeal supreme, old fashion chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin – All in 5lb boxes. Mixed cookies in 3lb OR 8lb boxes. Vinta and garden vegetable Crackers, also Almond and Spice Snaps. Marion Kuepfer’s in Milverton-142 Mill St East (last house on the left) QUILTS GALORE Beautiful hand quilted quilts, wall hangings, cribs etc.. Custom Quilting Custom Orders. Low Prices. 1 mile East of Millbank. 7026 Road 116. CALL 519-595-7193 Custom made rabbit cages. Full line of rabbit Supplies, competitive rates. Also sell honey and Virgin (cold compressed) coconut oil at discount price. 2 Apricot standard poodle males available for Service. Eli Albrecht- 6929 Road 116 RR#1 Millbank, ON, N0K 1L0 or leave a message at 519-804-0441 ex.183 Cockshutt 1365 65 HP 4760Hours. New tires, seat, fuel pump, lights. Well maintained. always stored inside. Located near Newry. 519-807-3902. Price $7500.00 Competition Overum Two furrow plow incl weights. Well maintained. Located near Newry. Call 519-807-3902. $3500.00 Big Chicken Coop 24f by 24f Insulated. Incl big outside walking area. Incl. drinking and feeding bowls. year old chickens. Located near Newry. Call 519-807-3902. Price 8000.00 Sheep Texel Ewe lambs born spring 2019. More info call 519-807-3902. Located near Newry 1 Buck Rabbit | Wanted: Mature Does Call—519-273-2696 Firewood for sale | Season Solid Split Hardwood 12” or 16” $60.00 / quart plus tax | Leave a Message 519-698-2902 4 Winter rims. 18” x 6 1/2” for a KIA, only used one winter (1500km) like new. $150.00 or OBO. Call 519-595-8596 COMFORTER AND QUILT BATTING by the roll. Country Cousins, Brunner. Call 519-595-44277 10 Year Old Gelding Lady Driver 1500– Call 519-595-7452 Accepting orders for grape juice. Call Harvey Kuepfer 519-595-7592
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE Hydrangea- Pink, Diamond, P.G, Prezioza, Annabelle, Nikki Blue, Mariesii Nine Barks- Nugget, Manlo Weigela- Pink Princess, Red Prince, Brigela, Variegate Barberrys- Royla Cloak, Rose Glow Magnolia- Soulangena,. Betty Compactus Burning Bush, Pink Cloud Beauty Bush, Dark Night Blue Beard, Coral Beauty Cotton Easter, Cameo Flowering Quince, Midwinter Fire Boxwood, Pauls Varigated Forsythia, Karl Forester Grass, Daylilys, Triloba Flowering Plum, Cistena Sand Cherry $7.50 to $10.00 each . Call: Laura Jantzi- 6213 Road 116 519-656-3534
BACON FOR SALE GMO Free, Berkshire Pork Side- $4.99 lb. Shoulder & Back - $5.99 lb. Call 519-595-2645 2014 Ram SLT, 4x4 Crew Cab, 5.7L Hemi. Excellent condition, Side steps, tonneau cover, includes winter tires on rims. Rust protected annually, 169,750 kms, $21,500.00 Call or text 519-895-6080
Patio Door For Sale 81 ¾ inches high and 73 inches wide Disfigured Glass with Gold Enlace, Sun Resistant Blinds Affixed. Like New | $150.00 | Call – 519-595-4190 2 Sets of RIMS with tires $100.00 | Call 226-752-7277 1 set of chrome rims off of 2002 Chevy Cavalier Z24. Size 515/45ZR17 1 set of black winter rims off of 2014 Honda Civic SI. Size 205/55R16 4 X 8 Pool Table– slate bottom. All accessories included. $150.00. Call 226-752-7277 Winter Tires– excellent condition Firestone winter force P245/70R16 inch fits Dodge Dakota set of four on steel rims, $450. Call 519-595-8828 Wall mounted pullout clothes dryers. Call Jacob Kuepfer 519-595-7430
LOOKING TO HIRE
B. Debus and Sons. Looking to hire a millwright Call Sam 519-272-4634 vv A permanent, full time year round woodworking position. This job entails fabricating, assembly and installation of stair and railing parts. Some heavy lifting and the ability to do a variety of repetitive tasks is necessary; own transportation required. Wages according to woodworking experience. Please Contact [email protected]
WANTED TO RENT Land that was in hay for 2020. Will pay up to $500.00 per acre, Please leave a message at 519-595-3055
LOOKING FOR
Looking for shop space to rent for the winter months; must fit a gravel truck. Please call or text 226-929-0001. ff Wanted: Barbie bolls, clothing & accessories. Call 519-271-7644
50th Birthday Card Shower for Leona Milligan. 7 Memorial Ave Elmira, ON N3B 2P8 Unit 107
NEW & USED VEHICLES
If you or anyone you know would like to advertise your business, please bring in your business card or email it to [email protected]
Kitchenware | Toiletries School Supplies | Scrapbooking
Nail Polish | Makeup | Electronics Pool Toys | Flip Flops
Greeting Cards Confectionaries | Helium Balloons
Garden Ornaments AND SO MUCH MORE!
STORE HOURS
Monday—Saturday 9am—6pm
Sunday 10am—5pm
Dollar Haven 4—55 Main St Milverton | 519 595 2991
HAY CUTTING | TWIN ROTARY RANKING| SMALL SQUARE BAILING New equipment to get the job done in a timely & efficient manner!
SALE! SEPT. 30—Oct. 11 Kathy’s Dry Goods
6376 Road 121 Poole | 519 595 4830
Broadcloth Batts Fleece, Flannel & Christmas Prints
Also 10 % Off Janome Sewing Machines
Open: Mon, Wed, Fri 9am—5pm
SPENCER STREET
SELF STORAGE
STORAGE SOLUTIONS IN MILVERTON
Clean, Secure, Professional and Affordable units for Personal or Business Storage.
Units range from 5 x 10 to 20 x 10
519 595 4800
Private Tutoring
Sessions specifically focused on the needs of your child!
Auction Sale Of more than 20, 000 trees to be held
Oct 5th, 2019 at 10am | For Gideon & Nancy Wagler At PINE RIVER TREE FARM
# 739 Hayes Lake Ave, Con.12, Holyrood, ON N0G 2B0 (16 km North of Lucknow and 3km West of Kinlough)
POTTED TREES 70 Autumn Fantasy Maple approx. 8’ Tall
15 Royal Red Maples approx. 8’ Tall 10 Royal Red Maples approx. 10’ Tall
20 Sugar Maples 6’-8’ Tall | 250 Sugar Maples 2’-3’ Tall 40 Fruit Trees, Apple, Pear and Peaches
40 Assorted Shade Trees 6’-8’ Tall 10, 000 Norway Spruce, White Pine, White Cedar, White Spruce, Blue Spruce, Balsam Fir, Austrian Pine & Hemlock , in 2 gal. pots 1’-2.5’ Tall
2000 Assorted Evergreens in 5–8 gal. pots 3’-6’ Tall 20 Bushy Field Grown Spruce approx. 6’ Tall
FIELD GROWN SPRUCE 300 Bushy Field Grown Spruce approx. 6’ Tall - We dig and load.
Presently most of these are still in field but if weather permits we plan to have a large amount dug and available at Auction. We are down to the last of these. We had 10,000! You don’t want to miss out on these!
NO TAX NO BUYERS PREMIUM Approx. 3 Hrs | FREE LUNCH | BRING YOUR TRAILER
Fall is the best time to plant trees. We will plant a tree just before sale starts as a demonstration.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Terms are cash or personalized cheques with proper ID on day of sale. Owners and
auctioneer are not responsible for accidents, injury or loss of items on sale day. Verbal announcements take precedence over all written
material. Sale is subject to additions or deletions. Sale conducted by McCormick’s Auction Service Dave McCormick, Auctioneer, Ph. 519-359-0202
www.mccormicksauctions.com
A one-day program designed for children 10 years of age and older to help prepare them to stay safe when they are alone for short periods of time. Phone call and visitors, recognizing hazards, following home
safety procedures, first aid basics, healthy eating, fire safety and how to use 911 will be covered. St. John
Ambulance believes that youth who are well prepared for the unexpected will more confidently handle an
emergency and be safer as a result. Each student will receive a Canada Safety Handbook and certificate.
Sponsored by the Optimist Club of Mornington,
Recommended for Youth Ages 10+ years, Sat. Nov. 9, 2019 from 8:45am to 3:30pm
at the Milverton Legion (Dart Room). Mornington Optimist Club pays almost half your fee so you
pay only $30 (cash or cheque on the day). Please bring nut-free lunch (snack provided).
Must pre-register with Optimist Tricia Holmes Storey 519-584-5603 by Nov. 4
BRANCH 565 MILVERTON LEGION
POPPY CAMPAIGN 2019
Friday October 25th Poppy Campaign beings Friday Oct 25 Comrade Ron Schweitzer to drop off counter label boxes at local businesses in Milverton and surrounding area. Week of October 26th Drop off remembrance tote boxes at Milverton Public, Mornington Central, Elma, Central Perth Public Schools Friday November 1st Banquet BRANCH 565 7:00pm Guest Speaker– William Fawcett, UN Peace Keeper Tickets $18.00– to be purchased at the branch Sunday November 3rd Community Church Service- 11:00am at the PERC Parade to form and leave 565 at 10:45am Wreath laying ceremony after service with comradeship to follow at branch. Monday November 11th 22 minute wave of silence– 11:00am
HILLTOP FABRIC
FALL SALE!
October 21-26 Open everyday that week
10% off store wide
4785 Perth Line 67,Milverton ON 519-595-4344
St. Paul’s United Church Luncheon
October 4, 2019
11:30 a.m to 1:30 p.m
Chicken Breast
Mashed Potatoes
Coleslaw
Radish
Crusty Bread
Desserts
Beverages
Adults $10.00 | Children $3.00
Everyone Welcome!
Milverton Blood Donor Clinic, September 10 2019
Thank you to all donors who came out to support the Milverton Blood Donor Clinic on September 10. Our numbers were encouraging with 116 donors attending and 105 blood units received. What was also encouraging were the 12 new first time Donors who attended.
Thanks as well to the Laverne Kuepfer Congregation for providing volunteers and snacks for clinic Donors.
Contributing to this success was the Perth East Fire Department who partnered with Canadian Blood Services in hosting this clinic, and promoting the clinic in Honour of Krista Leigh Sheill. They hope to raise awareness of the ongoing need for blood supplies in Stratford, Perth County and beyond, by reminding us of Sheill’s experience: Shiell was rushed to Stratford General Hospital by first responders in 2006 with severe internal injuries after an unoccupied vehicle rolled and pinned her against a garage. She required immediate surgery and an immediate 13 units of blood.
She was rushed to London health Sciences with a 5 percent chance of survival. But after a total of 48 units of blood and 26 days in the hospital, she eventually recovered.
“Without the blood, I would have died… I got everything back,” said Shiell, an attendee at a clinic in Milverton in the past, thanking donors for their gift, and encouraging eligible blood donors to step forward and give the gift that saved her life.
The message had some immediate response from one of the first time donors, who made it known that he had happened upon the scene when Sheill was injured, and wanted to commend first responders for their prompt response, their efficiency and dedication in saving her life, and for the fact that there were blood supplies available when urgently required. He felt the need to support this process, first by commending first responders, secondly by being a donor, and then by making a donation to the Milverton Lions Club for providing ongoing volunteer co-ordination for the local clinics.
The next clinic in Milverton is on December 10, 2019, at PERC from 5pm to 9 pm. Please mark this date, invite a new donor to come with you, and lets continue to work together to give the gift of life!
Jim Leis and Patrick Minor, Clinic Volunteer Co-ordinators
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Harvest Supper Featuring Fresh Farmers Sausage,
Ham, Scalloped Potatoes,
Sauerkraut, Corn, Coleslaw,
Variety of Pies and Dessert,
Coffee/Tea/Juice/Milk
Tuesday, October 22, 2019
at the PERC 5-7:30 p.m.
Adults $15.00
Children 6-12 $8.00
5 and Under FREE
Dine in or Take Out
For Tickets Call
Joan at 519-595-4952 or
Joyce at 519-595-8358
MANE APPEAL IS CELEBRATING
20 YEARS IN BUSINESS!
I would like to take this opportunity to say THANK-YOU to my loyal customers and
this outstanding community for their continued support over the past 2 decades!
I have really enjoyed the time I have spent working in this town as well as the many
people I have met and the friendships I have established with clients past and present.
It's been a genuine pleasure and I look forward to serving you for many years to come!
As a token of my appreciation and to celebrate in "style", I will be offering
20% OFF In-Stock Hair Care Products (Paul Mitchell, Kenra, Matrix),
Styling Tools, Tanning Lotions,
ARBONNE Skincare & Nutrition Products
for the MONTH OF OCTOBER!
P.S....Christmas Gift Packages will be arriving throughout the month of October,
so take advantage of this discount and start your shopping early!!
Sincerely, Connie McKertcher
1 Main St. N. Milverton | 519-595-7900
REPAIR DAMAGED AND LIFELESS SOILS TO REDUCE INPUT COSTS
AND IMPROVE YOUR END RESULT www.mtsenvironmental.ca
Soil Carbon Mix A humic carbon based product with an all natural biostimulant containing vitamins, enzymes and gentle growth stimulators such as triacontanal glycosides and others. Exhibits earlier, stronger emergence Shows improved growth in cool soils Demonstrates less seedling disease Increases roots by 30—40 % Increases dry matter yields of crops Reduces fungal plant diseases Reduces the presence of damaging insects Acts as a biostimulant Promotes proper soil structure (including
reducing hardpan) Reduces soil born diseases Extends the lift of Nitrogen applications Improves the release of both macro and
micronutrients already in the soil Improves both water penetration and water
holding Application Details Apply Spring or Fall at 4L (1US Gal.) / Acre for
the initial treatment; 2L (2qts.) / Acre for subsequent treatments.
Can also be applied with UAN at 20L/mt of UAN (5 US Gal./ton of UAN).
Soil Carbon Mix can be placed in-furrow with the seed, banded along side the seed, sprayed on the soil surface, or applied to crop residue after harvest.
Note: Soil Carbon Mix is compatible with all fertilizers and herbicides, but a jar test should be performed before using it with new products.
Ammonia Control 250 Main Benefits:
Aids in the reduction of odours and harmful gases, making a safer and more pleasant environment for workers and livestock.
Speeds composting of solid manure and reduces solids in liquid manure
Can be used for all types of livestock, pigs, cattle, poultry, sheep, goats and horses
Aids in removing and preventing crusts for easier manure management
Increases available nutrients in manure allowing them to be more readily available to crops when land spreading, thus decreasing fertilizer costs
100% all natural, therefore environmentally friendly and safe to handle
In side by side barn tests, decreased Phosphorus concentrations by over 1%
The Truth About Ammonia Elevated concentrations of harmful gases, such as ammonia, are associated with several production factors including: reduction in average daily gain, increased number of days to market, as well as higher mortality rates and medication costs. Ammonia can reduce performance and increases the
incidence of disease The typical range of ammonia in hog barns is 5– 50ppm with
numbers often in excess of the 25ppm recommended threshold level
Concentrations at the level of 50ppm ammonia can cause significant reduction in average daily gain
The concentration of ammonia can be as much as 60% higher at the animal breathing zone than at the human breathing zone
AMMONIA CONTROL 250 has shown air born ammonia reductions of 54% on average in side y side barn trials
What is it? Our line up is comprised of 100% all—natural environmentally
friendly products used to treat and control solid build ups, offensive odours, nutrient contamination, and microbial and nutrient imbalances.
Naturally occurring, microbial stimulants and liquefied carbons—substances that have been in existence for centuries—comprise the base for each of the products in the line. They were selected their natural abilities to break down pollutants and improve water and soil quality.
Our products work to restore a natural balance of microbial life, activating the natural biodigestion system to eliminate the cause as well as the symptoms.
Ervin & Janelle Ebersol | 519-492-1049
7408 Road 140, RR #1, Atwood, ON, N0G 1B0
PRESSURE CLINIC
Requires
Part-Time Sidewalk Snow Removal For our Long Term Care Home in Milverton, ON
Eligible candidate must be available to shovel the sidewalks at Knollcrest Lodge & Milverton Place fre-quently during snowfall season. You will be respon-sible for keeping the sidewalks clear at all times dur-ing snowy weather. Forward resume to: Jackie Yost P.O. Box #453 50 William St., Milverton, ON, N0K 1M0 519-595-8199 (fax) or e-mail [email protected]
PERMANENT PART-TIME PERSONAL SUPPORT WORKERS
For our Long-Term Care Home in Milverton, ON
We offer:
Comprehensive paid orientation
Comprehensive benefits package (upon completion of
probation) including uniform allowance and pension plan for both part-time and full-time employees
We recognize 12 Stat Holidays
We use Point of Care Documentation System
Departments work together as a team
We require:
Excellent interpersonal, team building and problem solving skills
Current P.S.W. certificate from a recognized community
college or educational institute. Or proof of enrolment and completion and required practicum in a PSW, RPN or RN program
Must be able to speak, write, read and understand English
2-step TB (tuberculosis) skin test is a prerequisite for
employment
Current Vulnerable Sector Check
Must be willing to work all rotating shifts involving both
weekdays alternate weekends.
Must be able to work independently within a team
environment, organized, self-starter, compassionate and have a positive, pleasant attitude.
Forward resume to: Carol Whiting– DRC 50 William St., Milverton, ON | P.O. Box #453 | N0K 1M0 519-595-8199 (fax) | E-mail [email protected]
PERMANENT PART-TIME
Dietary AIDE
For our Long-Term Care Home in Milverton, ON We offer: Comprehensive paid orientation and ongoing skills training
Competitive wages Comprehensive benefits package including uniform
allowance We require: Excellent interpersonal, customer service, team building and
problem solving skills Must be able to understand as well as speak, write and read
English Must be willing to work various shifts including weekends
Must be able to work independently and with co-workers Must be able to stoop, bend, push, pull and carry up to 50
pounds Graduates of Food Service Worker Program preferred but
will hire with an agreement to complete courses within 3 year
Forward resume to: Lorrie Plein
Email: [email protected] 50 William St. Milverton, ON N0K 1M0 519-595-8199 (fax)
FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC
Friday October 4, 2019 at the
Village Pharmacy from 12-3pm.
Community Outreach Services
is Looking for:
VOLUNTEER
DRIVERS
Help out local residents get where they need
to be! Whether it be grocery shopping, medical
appointments or a trip into town, if you have
some free time and are willing to help out
within your community give us a call!
Alicia—519 595 8755 ext 130
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church LUNCHEON
FRIDAY, OCT. 18TH, 2019
11:30-1:30 p.m.
MENU POTATO SALAD BEEF ON A BUN
COLESLAW CARROTS
RELISH TRAY MIXED FRUIT-DESSERT
BEVERAGES
Adults: $10.00 Child: $3.00
EVERYONE WELCOME!
Find us on
FACEBOOK too!
STORE
HOURS
Pre-order to avoid
disappointment
FRESH OR FROZEN
TURKEYS COMPLIMENTS
HAMS
HAPPY THANKSGIVING FROM FOODTOWN!
Foodtown will be closed Monday October 14th for Thanksgiving Day.
36 Main St N, Milverton, ON 519-595-8898
Monday—Friday: 7am—7pm
Saturday: 8am—6pm
Sunday: 10:30am—5pm
Let’s fill the local LOAVES AND FISHES FOODBANK! We have prepared $10 Foodbank bags and have a drop off bin inside the door. The Lions Club will be collecting items door-to-door
on Saturday October 5th or drop off is available at Lions Gazebo.
