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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 2012-06-28, Page 13FIREWOOD FOR SALE – CLEAN, seasoned hardwood. Available by the log or cut and split. Discounts on 10 or more cords. Delivery available. Call 519-887-6219 or 519-291- 8642. 13-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 2012 CITIZEN PHONE BOOK is available in our Blyth and Brussels offices. Only $1.00 each. tfn DAER. A huge thank you to all of you for all of the support you have given since my heart attack. I’m indebted to you for every prayer, hug, visit, phone call, treats, lawn cutting, caring for my cattle and rides to my dialysis appointments. I’m fortunate to live in such a caring community. God bless all of you. – Gordon Daer. 26-1p CHILDCARE WANTED, ETHEL/ Brussels area, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., 2x weekly, for 7 month girl. 519-887- 6203. 26-1p OUTSIDE VENDORS WANTED for Ciderfest Sunday, September 30. Phone 519-522-0358 for info. 26-1 YOU ARE INVITED TO VACATION Bible School at Zion Mennonite Fellowship (44902 Cranbrook Rd.), Monday, July 2 until Wednesday, July 11. Closing program will be Wednesday, July 11, 7:45 p.m. Contact Mervin Kuepfer at 519-291- 9486 for additional information. 26-1 -------------------------------------------- COMMUNITY BRIDAL SHOWER for Candace Procter, Wednesday, July 11, 7:00 - 9:00 p.m., Belgrave Community Centre. 26-2b -------------------------------------------- BALL’S CEMETERY DECORA- tion Service, Sunday, July 1 at 3 p.m. at Ball’s Cemetery, Baseline Road (between Clinton and Auburn). Guest minister Rev. Allan Livingstone of St. George’s Anglican Church of Goderich with special music by The Harbouraires. Everyone welcome. 25-2p COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR RENT in beautiful downtown Blyth, $550/month plus utilities. Available now. Please contact Michelle at 519- 523-4448. 16-tfn -------------------------------------------- STORAGE BOXES DELIVERED to your home or business, ground level access, up to 20 feet long. Phone 519-482-5996. 15-50p FAMILY GARAGE SALE, Saturday, June 30, 7 a.m., 216 Morris St., Blyth. 26-1p MODERN FARROW-TO-FINISH hog operation near Blyth has a full- time position available for a dedicated individual or couple. Duties include all aspects of hog farming, maintenance, operating equipment and some field work. Must be reliable, responsible and hard working. Livestock experience is an asset. Hours and wages negotiable. Must have a valid driver’s licence. Housing available if needed. Please forward résumé with references to nauwelaerts.d@live.ca or fax 519-523-4464. Only qualified candidates will be contacted. 25-2 HOME SEWERS REQUIRED FOR piece work first two weeks of July to roll hem white cloth napkins, pickup and return pieces to Barmy Tech, Walton. Cut pieces, thread, labels supplied. E-mail: dorothy@ barmytech.on.ca 26-1 -------------------------------------------- PART-TIME HELP WANTED. Drop off résumé at Brussels Variety. 25-tfn RIDING LESSONS – Summer session bookings now being accepted. Five-week session starting at $100. Private or small group lessons in western pleasure and western games. Call 519-523-4907 for more information. 14-tfn BELL, Jean. July 4, 2000. Those whom we remember go out of sight, But never out of mind, They are cherished in the hearts, Of those they leave behind. – Lovingly remembered by Wallace, Sharon and Frank, Wayne, Mark and Chris and family, Dean and Kari. 26-1p -------------------------------------------- CALDWELL. In loving memory of my dear husband, Ralph, who passed away June 30, 1999. As I sit here with your picture, It seems to me that you are saying, I’m waiting here for you in Heaven, And for that day I am praying. My thoughts are always with you, And when my life is through, I pray that God will take my hand, And lead me straight to you. – Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by your wife, Gladys. 26-1p -------------------------------------------- CALDWELL. In loving memory of a special father, grandfather and great-grandfather, Ralph Caldwell. You talked with everyone you met, Shared jokes as you passed by, Loved your family and your friends, Had a twinkle in your eye. Can it be thirteen years without you? We still miss you every day, We will always love and remember you, Each in our own special way. – Love, your family. 26-1p -------------------------------------------- RICHARDS. In memory of a great and wonderful lady, Sheila Richards, who passed away one year ago this month. So many wonderful memories remain when she was here, And the friendship we shared together will keep her always here. – Missed so much by Lois van Vliet and the many peoples’ lives that she touched. 26-1p SPARKLE & SHINE AUTO Detailing – wash, wax, interior shampoo, RainX windshield treat- ment, etc. For all of your car care needs call Shanann 519-440-7031 or email: sparkleshiner@hotmail.com 26-2 FAXING SERVICE We can send or receive faxes for you. The Citizen, 413 Queen St., Blyth. Phone 519-523-4792. Fax 519-523- 9140. tfn TWO-BEDROOM COTTAGE WITH bunkhouse at Point Clark, includes fully-equipped kitchen, gas barbecue, fire pit, horseshoe pit and much more, close to lighthouse and beach. To find our more or to book your holiday call 5419-523-4799 after 6:00 p.m. tfn LOOKING FOR A BARN OR space in a barn in the Blyth, Auburn, Londesborough, Belgrave or Brussels area to rent for 40 - 50 sheep and hay storage for same. 519- 523-4907. 26-tfn -------------------------------------------- THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 2012. PAGE 13.Classified Advertisements – RATES –20 words or less only $7.00 + HST. Additional words 20¢ each + HST. 50¢ will be deducted if ad is paid in advance DEADLINE 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 Coming events ccommodation for rentA Articles for sale Help wanted Coming events For rent Horses acation propertiesV Cards of thanks All word ads in The Citizen classifieds are put on our webpage at www.northhuron.on.ca Adult Apartment in Blyth Two bedrooms, ground level with patio, stove, fridge, private parking Phone 519-524-4680 ALIA TANJAYN For the month of June buy 1 item at regular price get the second item of equal or lesser price at 1/2 price 1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY SALE Located at Lucknow Travel 603 Campbell St., Lucknow 519-528-2388 or 1-877-582-5669 PRIZE DRAW AT END OF MONTH Mon - Fri 9:30-5 Sat 9:00-12 Childcare BDO Canada LLP and Staff Invite you to join us in honouring Alan P Reed, CA Retiring after 39 years of dedicated client service At Belgrave Community Centre 12 Queen Street, Belgrave Hwy. 4/CR-4 Wednesday, July 18th 3-6 pm Come and Go arage/yard salesG Help wanted In memoriam Services Services Services Custom Hay & Straw Service Cutting, Baling & Wrapping Buying and selling hay & straw Wanted to rent ~ standing hay ground Blake Cardiff Ethel, Ontario Cell 519-357-8407 or 519-887-9867 Individual Baling & Wrapping ~ 3x3 square bales * loader provided Cutting ~ Hesston Steel on Steel Discbine Wanted BUY? SELL? TRY CLASSIFIED Morris-Turnberry Council is trying to figure out what to do with an unexpected gift. At their June 19 meeting councillors were told by Nancy Michie, administrator clerk- treasurer, that the Heart and Stroke Association was presenting Morris- Turnberry with a defibrillator. The municipality had not applied for one. The discussion then took place as to where the defibrillator should be located to make it most useful to the public. Normally such equipment is placed in places of high traffic like arenas for to use for those suffering heart attacks but there are no such places in Morris-Turnberry. There was some discussion about placing it in Bluevale Hall but for the time being it will be placed at the municipal office. Municipal staff will train to use the equipment as well as to perform CPR on July 4. Due to the closure of a neighbouring show the Bluewater Kennel Club Dog Show has changed their schedule for the first time in 33 years. Florence Pullen, the treasurer and obedience chair person for the show, explained that the Oxford County dog show folded and that allowed the Bluewater Kennel Club, who had always held their show mid-week as to not clash with the Oxford show, to move later in the weekend and be held from Thursday 5 through Saturday, July 7. “We’re hoping that with the weekend we get a larger number of entries,” she said. “We’re also hopeful that more will also stay and participate longer since there isn’t another nearby show to get to on the last day. “ The show is a definite point of interest for the warm-weather Huron County traveller. Featuring handlers and breeders from around the continent, and dogs from around the world, the event showcases canines as paragons of their breed, as champions of obedience, and as models in their group, according to Bluewater Kennel Club President Joe Lobb. The event, which is the only Canadian Kennel Club-sanctioned purebreed competition in the area, provides an opportunity for tourists and residents of Huron County alike to get a glimpse of the world of dog breeding, handling and training that they otherwise may have to travel outside of South-Western Ontario for. Dogs can compete through several different programs, including, obedience trials, and breed judgings. The veteran class that was recently added for dogs seven years and older will continue this year, however the baby puppy class is being dropped as well as the agility competition. A breeder’s competition will also be continued this year, allowing breeders to show what they’re capable of instead of handlers, which are widely used throughout the dog show circuit. “Dog shows used to be about breeders showing their dogs, but its not as common as it used to be,” he said. “Most dogs are shown by handlers, this contest will only be for people to show dogs the y have bread themselves.” Lobb says the show is a real tourism draw, both for the presenters and the animals. “In the past we’ve had people come from overseas, but recently it’s been mostly from the states,” Lobb said, adding that previous year’s shows have brought in contestants and tourists from more than 11 different states. For a full list of events and times, see page 20. Dog show returns M-T Council receives gift BUY? SELL? TRY CLASSIFIED