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2 p.m. Monday
in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
in Blyth
Phone 519-523-4792
or 519-887-9114
e-mail: info@northhuron.on.ca
is
Accommodation
for rent
TWO-BEDROOM SPACIOUS
apartment for rent, Drummond
Street in Blyth. $800 per month
includes heat, hydro, water, fridge,
stove and laundry. No smoking, no
children, no pets. Seniors (50+)
preferred. Call Brian at 519-524-
7517. 21-tfn
Articles for sale
OVEN-READY CHICKENS
available for pickup Sept. 9 and 16,
$3/lb. Call 519-529-7724. 34-2
GERBERS FIREWOOD HAS
quality slabwood and bodywood
available. Delivery included. Stock
up today. 519-656-2057. 01-50p
FREE
2016 CITIZEN PHONE BOOKS
are available at our offices in Blyth
and Brussels. tfn
COOKBOOKS AVAILABLE AT
The Citizen in Blyth and Brussels,
$15 each in support of the 2017 IPM
at Walton. tfn
REPRINTS OF PHOTOS
taken by Citizen photographers are
available to purchase. All are in
colour. 4x6 – $4.00, 5x7 – $5.00,
8x10 – $8.00. Phone to order 519-
523-4792 or 519-887-9114. tfn
THE CITIZEN IS AVAILABLE TO
purchase at these locations –
Auburn Co-op, Belgrave Variety,
Blyth Corner Cafe, Blyth Variety,
Scrimgeour's, Brussels Bulk &
Bargains, Brussels Foodland,
Brussels Variety, JR's, Clinton
Convenience, Dauphin's Country
Store in Walton, Walton Inn, Dean's
Valu -Mart in Wingham, Wingham
Mini Mart, Seaforth Foodland, GT
Mini Mart in Seaforth, The Citizen,
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Births
TAP.
BROPHY/LITCHFIELD. Adam and
Helen are pleased to announce the
birth of their son Nigel Branson
Brophy on July 23, 2016, a little
brother for Nolan. Spoiling
privileges go to grandparents Joe
and Adrienne Brophy of Wingham,
Harry and Janet Litchfield of
Listowel. 34-1
SCOTT. Parents Denny and
Ashleigh Scott are pleased to
announce the arrival of Sandra Mary
Jane Scott, born Sunday, August 21
at 12:50 a.m., weighing 6 lbs. 7 oz.
and measuring 20 inches in length.
Mary Jane is welcomed by family
and friends near and far. 34-1
Cards of thanks
BEUERMAN. Thank you to
everyone for supporting our
barbecue fundraiser in memory of
Denis and Kevin! We were
overwhelmed by everyone's
generosity and support! Together,
we raised just over $7,000 to donate
to the Cardiac Care Unit at LHSC.
We truly appreciate everyone who
bought tickets, donated items for the
silent auction, made monetary
donations, and/or attended the
barbecue. We really appreciate being
a part of such a caring community. It
was wonderful to see so many
people at the barbecue. Denis and
Kevin would have been proud.
Thank you! – Bonnie, Paul,
Christine, Kurt, Katie, Michelle and
Jed. 34-1
Auction sales Auction sales
PUBLIC AUCTION
OF REAL PROPERTY AND OUTBUILDINGS
SEPTEMBER 27, 2016
1:OOPM SHARP
Located at 41428 Summerhill Road, RR#1 Clinton, Ontario
consisting of approximately 10 acres with four bed house, 1000
head weaner barn, 60x200 storage shed and 40x100 barn set up
for sheep or goats. Contact office for Buyers Package:
ONTARIO Phone: (519) 235-4949
r r FARM Email: exeter@realtyexecutivesplatinum.ca
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Cards of thanks Cards of thanks Coming events
BLAKE. We would like to extend
our sincere thanks for all the
support, cards and tributes following
the death of our beloved son and
brother, Philip Blake. Thank you to
the medical and nursing staff at
Seaforth and Stratford hospitals.
Thank you to Father Keith Morrison
for spiritual care for Phil and family
at Stratford hospital, his ongoing
support, and for officiating the
lovely Mass of Christian Burial.
Thank you to Frank and Jennie of
Schimanski Family Funeral Home
for their service and guidance.
Thank you to Kevin Deitner for
handling the parking at the church.
Thank you to Miriam Terpstra,
Glenda Morrison and the youth choir
for their gift of music. Thank you to
the Brussels Legion Ladies for
providing the lunch following the
service, and all the extra work they
did to set up the community centre
so nicely. The always caring support
of this community, makes these most
difficult times more bearable. Thank
you all. – Marie Blake and family.
34-1
DRISCOLL. Words cannot begin to
express our gratitude and thankful-
ness to Dad's friends, colleagues,
neighbours and our family during his
journey over the past seven months.
Thank you for the calls, food and
visits to Glammis while he was
recovering from his surgeries. You
made his Tuesday visits to the
Legion and Friday visits to the Fish
and Game so enjoyable. He really
enjoyed touring and visiting in
Seaforth and surrounding area on
Wednesdays with Scott. Special
thanks to everyone who helped him
celebrate his 75th birthday in April.
Special thanks to the CCAC of
Bruce County that allowed Dad to
stay with us for so long. The weekly
nursing visits, PSW support and
doctor visits were appreciated and
very supportive during his journey.
Thank you to Bruce County
Ambulance Service and the medical
staff of Kincardine and Seaforth
Hospitals for the supportive and
personal care during his short stay.
Special thanks to McGlynn Funeral
Home, Rev. Dwight Nelson, Donny
Sills (soloist), Jack McLlwain (urn
bearer), Neil McGavin, Mark
McLlwain, Rick Albrecht, Colin
Underwood, Ryan Driscoll and
Steve Hildebrand, (eulogists), the
First Presbyterian Church ladies for
the delicious lunch and the Seaforth
Legion Branch 156 for hosting his
Celebration of Life and our family
dinner. Thank you for the cards,
donations, beautiful flowers, food
and meals, phone calls and genuine
support to our family. Dad was very
happy and proud to be an integral
part of a small community such as
Seaforth (and Glammis). He will be
greatly missed by us all! – Shelley,
Scott and families. 34-1
EMPEY. The family of the late
Christena (Tena) Empey wishes to
express our sincere thanks to our
relatives and friends for their
support, acts of kindness, memorial
donations, cards and flowers during
the loss of our mother, grandmother
and great-grandmother. Very special
thank you to the staff at Goderich
Place Retirement Home, CCAC and
St. Elizabeth's Home Care, Chris
Smith and staff at Falconer Funeral
Home and to Reverend Terry
Fletcher for his comforting words
and also the Knox United Church
Women for the wonderful lunch
after the service. To so many others
who gave us their sympathy and
support, your kindness was sincerely
appreciated and will never be
forgotten. – Empey family. 34-1
MACHAN. The family of the late
Ken Machan would like to thank
everyone for their support and
kindness during the recent loss of
our father, son, brother, brother-in-
law, uncle and great-uncle. Your
attendance at the celebration of life
the floral tributes, memorial
donations, calls, messages of
sympathy and food helped us get
through this difficult time. Special
appreciation to the doctors, PSWs
and nurses who provided extra care
for him during the last couple of
weeks. Thank you to McBurney
Funeral Home for their guidance.
Rev. Gary Clark, your service was a
tribute to Ken. Thank you to the
ladies at the Wingham Legion for the
delicious lunch they served. Bill
Empey, your help was so
appreciated. The support of
neighbours, friends, co-workers and
family will never be forgotten. –
Mandy, Danny, Jody, Lloyd, Marion,
June, Cathy, Scott and families.
34-1p
MITCHELL. Thank you to all
who attended my 90th birthday.
Your thoughtfulness is much
appreciated. – Emerson Mitchell.
34-1b
SPEIRAN. Sincere thanks to
everyone for the cards, visits,
flowers, food brought to our home
and charitable donations in memory
of the passing of our mother,
grandmother and great-grandmother,
Olga Speiran. Special thanks to
Huronlea Home for the Aged in
Brussels for the care given to Olga.
Thank you to the Schimanski Family
Funeral Home for your guidance and
compassion. Thanks to Sandra Cable
for her comforting words at the
service and the Brussels United
Church ladies for the lovely lunch
they served. The kindness shown to
us will never be forgotten. – Brad,
Gayle and family. 34-1p
Help wanted
BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH
Bake Sale at the market, Friday,
Sept. 9. Lots of goodies and pies
available. 34-2p
arage/yard
sales
GARAGE SALE – 43986 BLYTH
Road, four miles east of Walton,
Saturday, Sept. 3, 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Lots of old stuff, old barn windows,
hunting equipment, traps, etc., lawn
sweeper, lots of nails and bolts.
34-1p
Help wanted
SEAFORTH FREEZE KING HIR-
ing staff for Monday to Friday
daytime shift. Come in or call 519-
527-0034 or call/tex 519-525-7601.
33-2
Meat Cutter/
Manager
required
Apply in person
Brussels
1
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38 King St., Brussels
ROYAL
HOMES
AZ DRIVER
Royal Homes a Leader in
Custom Home Building based in
Wingham has an opening for an
AZ Driver The ideal candidate
will have a clean abstract,
construction experience and
monitoring your vehicles
performance is required.
Submit resumes to:
personnel@royalhomes.com
Your lot, your dream...custom built
MORE HELP WANTED ON PG. 16
HURONWAY FARMS
Swine Herdsperson – 3 Positions Available
Looking for experienced swine workers for different areas at our
farm (Sow -Nursery -Finishing). Need to be able to perform daily
chores, identify health issues, and assist in shipping and
receiving. Need to be able to work rotating weekends and have
valid driver's licence.
Farm Equipment Operators
We are looking for experienced farm equipment operators for our
spring and fall seasons. Experience in maintaining equipment
and shop experience is necessary. AZ licence is an asset but not
mandatory. Full-time or part-time hours are available.
Competitive wages and group health benefits
(for full-time positions) are available.
Send resume to huronwayfarms@xplornet.ca
or fax 519-887-6330.
Please call for more information 519-887-6181.
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