HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-08-20, Page 15PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1986.
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CLASSIFIED RATES:
Minimum $2. SOfor 20 words, additional
words 10ceach. 50c will be added for ads
not paid by the following Wednesday.
Deadline: Monday at 4 p.m. Phone
523-4792 er 887-9114.
FOR SALE FOR SALE HELP WANTED help wanted;TENDERS WANTE
ORDER YOUR PEARS NOWTO
assure supply. Contact Boyd Tay
lor, 523-9279. 34-2
PLASTIC “MEADOWS” GREEN
house 12’ x 15’. Could also serve as
children’s playhouse. Have no
further use for it. Phone Norman
Alexander, Londesboro, 523-4597.
34-lp
36 x 48 OAK BASE DRAFTING
table, 1 */2 years old. Dynomite
infant car seat.Infant to 2 years
size girl’s clothes and some boy’s
infant size. One pair of ivory drapes
84 x 125” wide with tie backs.
Phone526-7281. 34-1
MAN’S28” STANDARD BICY-
cle. Asking $35. Phone 523-9649.
34-lp
1980 FIREBIRD, 6 CYLINDER,
only 64,000 km.; 1982Ford Pickup-
Courier, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, only
48,000km.,523-9500. 34-lp
CUCUMBERS: PICK YOUR OWN
or picked until September 2.
Contact Mark Coultes, 887-6124.
34-1
65 OLD HENS, MEAT TYPE $1.00
each live. Also a 2-year-old nanny
goat. Call Brian Mitchler 887-9081.
34-1
22 ACRES STANDING ALFALFA,
second cut hay in Belgrave area.
Phone357-1279. 33-2
1978 PONTIAC LE MANS 4 DOOR
Sedan 75,000 miles, V-6 automatic
good condition. Also 1982 Honda
motorcycle, 250 custom, 357-1864.
34-lp
WINTER CANOLA SEED AVAIL-
ablefrom Belgrave and Auburn
Co-op, 357-2711, 523-4454,
526-7262. 34-1
ONE NEARLY NEW INGLIS
Wc\sher. Phone 524-8651 or
524-7065. 34-1
FEEDSYSTEM 1-YEAROLD, 6
compartment IVi h.p. Farmatic
Mill; TVt. h.p. Fuller air pump;
12-ton Helm Feed Factory. Call
887-6616. 34-1
USED APPLIANCES. 30-DAY
warranty. Call 887-9175. 20-tfn
BULK BAKING INGREDIENTS &
boxed meat, etc. available at
Connie’s Kitchen Cupboard, l1/*
milessouthofLondesboro, turn
west on Cone. 8 off Highway 4.
523-9609. 11-tfn
FIREWOOD FOR SALE. PHONE
523-9295. 30-tfn
CEMENT MIXER, STOVE &
fridge, washer & dryer, freezer,
dining,room set, sofa bed, wooden
table & chairs, beds & dressers,
Electrolux vacuum cleaner, Call
348-8244, no Sunday calls please.
32-tfn
HANK’S SMALL ENGINE SALES
and Service, Highway 4, Londes
boro. Complete service for all small
engines. Dealer for Canadiana,
Bolens, Weed Eater, Poulan and
Badger Farm Equipment. Call
523-9202. 25-tfn
FREE PICKUP OF UNWANTED
appliances. Call 887-9175. 20-tfr.
LAWN MOWERS: 5 HORSE
power rider $1,099, 8 horse po,wer
rider with electric start $1,399. See
these now at Belgrave Co-op,
357-271 lor 523-4454. 33-2
‘75 FORD PICK-UP INCLUDING
cap, 887-9669. 33-tfn
YEAR OLD HEAVY ROASTING
chickens dressed and bagged.
Ready for freezer, average 5 - 6
lbs. $4.00 each. Phone Len
Hordyk, 335-3468. No Sunday
Sales.
33-2
SUMMER END CLEARANCES
at the Co-op include deluxe and
standard barbecues, work clothes
and boots, many small and unusual
items. See these now at Belgrave
Co-op357-271 lor 523-4454. 33-2
1980GRANADA, 6CYLINDER,
air cond., low mileage, $3,200
safety.
1977 Ford LTD for parts, $500.
Phone 887-6664. 33-2
HONEY FOR SALE: WE CAN
fill your containers. Lloyd Wheeler
887-6025. 33-2
FOR RENT
IN BLYTH: 3 BEDROOM HOME,
stove and fridge included, $280
monthly and utilities. Available 1st
week in September. Apply to Box
R, c/o The Citizen, Box 429, Blyth.
33-2p
HOUSETO RENT IN ETHEL, 2
storey, 4 bedrooms. Call 524-2681
between9and5p.m. 34-2
WANTED
SMALL CALVES, EITHER DAIRY
or beef. Also stockers or cows.
Phone 357-2861. 34-4
WOMEN WANTING CATERING
work. Call 523-4809. 34-lp
THE CITIZEN IS LOOKING FOR
old pictures of early threshing
scenes, steam engines, etc. for its
special issue honouring the 25th
annual Huron Pioneer Threshers
Reunion. Please deliver to The
Citizenoffice. All photos willbe
returned. 34-2p
WANTED TO BUY: NEW CROP
mixed grain, combining available.
Phone 887-6444. 33-2
WANTED TO BUY: LIVESTOCK,
barbecue pigs, ruptures, rhinitis,
poor doers, feedlot rejects. Also
sows and boars fit to butcher. Call
335-3151. 08-tfn
TURN UNWANTED ITEMS
from your attic or basement into
cash. Top prices paid for old
cupboards, desks, dining room
suites, chests of drawers, glass,
china, old lamps, etc. Call Auctions
Unlimited, 527-1847. 16-tfn
CARD OF THANKS
SHADDICK. The family of the late
Joseph R. Shaddick wish to
express our thanks to all relatives,
friends and neighbours for their
many kindnesses shown during the
recent loss of a husband, father and
grandfather. The flowers, memor
ial donations, lunch following the
service and the many cards
received have been greatly appre
ciated. Special thanks to Rev. Stan
MacDonald and the Tasker Funer
al Home for their kind support. -
Elsie Shaddick and Family. 34-1
TURNBULL. I wish to thank my
friends, neighbours and families
for making my 90th birthday such a
success. The many cards and gifts
were much appreciated and I
enjoyed seeing everyone. - Wilbur
Turnbull. 34-lp
Community Nursing Services
requires two permanent part time visiting nurses. One nurse is
required in the Blyth-Clinton-Auburn area and another for the
Brussels-Wingham-Gorrie-Wroxeter area — each position
involves a minimum of 70-100 hours per month.
These two demanding positions require registered nurses
who are very flexible and have excellent communication and
assessment skills.
Interested applicants are asked to send a written resume with
references to: Linda Knight, Director, Community Nursing
Services, Belgrave, Ontario NOG 1E0.
Closing date for applications for Wingham and area position
is September 1,1986. Closing date for Clinton and area position
is August 25, 1986.
I u I HURON
(■■J TRACTOR
SERVICE
TECHNICIAN
We have an immediate opening
for a fully qualified, service
technician. Are you conscien
tious and have a desire to work
in a modern J.D. dealership?
Contact:
Kevin Buchanan,
Huron Tractor Limited.
Blyth 519-523-4244
CARD OF THANKS
SAUVE. Thank you to all the
friends from Brussels, Guelph,
Sudbury, Alliston, London, Saska
toon, Trenton, Naughton, Monk
ton, Brodhagen and Toronto that
came to help us celebrate our 45th
Wedding Anniversary. Also thank
youforthe many cards and gifts
from our friends all over Canada
and England and U.S.A. A special
thankyoutoour oldest son Glen
from Richmond Hill, our oldest
daughter Sandra and granddaugh
ter Karen from Saskatoon, our
second son Dale and our youngest
daughter Beth and her husband
Don for all the planning and
running around they did to make
the dance and barbecue a success.
We love you all. -Ruth and Clayton
Sauve. 34-lp
WHITE. I would like to thank
everyone who attended my bridal
shower at the Brussels United
Church. The gifts were lovely, your
kindness is greatly appreciated,
also a very special thank you to all
the ladies that arranged and
worked so hard to make that night a
very successful and memoriable
one for me. - Sincerely Gloria
White. 34-lp
On Sunday, August 17 the T-Ball
game between Brussels and Blue
vale was a great success. Score of
the game was 32-32 with much
action and lots of excitement.
Thanks to the fans for your support
and special thanks to Brussels
EMA Foods and Oldfield’s Pro
Hardware for their donations of ice
cream and freshie for all. - Don and
Alan. 34-1
HALLAHAN-VALENTEYN. We
would like to thank all those who
attended our Buck and Doe and
extend a special thanks to those
who arranged the event. The time
and effort invested are greatly
appreciated. - Peter and Joanne.
34-lp
WAITRESS-WAITER POSITION
now available. Apply to Blyth Inn,
523-9381. ’ 34-1b
LOCAL AGRIBUSINESS RE-
quires an aggressive individual to
serve customers in the feed and
crop production areas. Experience
in retailing, feed, crop production
or farm background would be an
asset. Will train. Send resume to
Box S, c/oThe Citizen, Box 429,
Blyth. 34-2
WAITRESS FOR WEEKENDS,
must be 18 or over. Golden Lantern
Restaurant, 887-6303. 34-1
CARD OF THANKS
TASKER-RILEY. We would like to
thankall who attended our Buck
and Doe and to our attendants for
their time and effort in arranging
it. Thanks to George Hubbard for
the use of his shed. A very special
thanks to Janice Hubbs, Clara
Riley, Cenetta Bainton and Karen
Souch for the showers you gave and
to all those who attended and for all
the lovely gifts we received.
Thanks so much to the Londesboro
neighbours for their monetary gift.
It was greatly appreciated. We
would also like to thank Graham
and Ken Jackson for willingly
driving us around with rhe horses
and carr iage foil owing the cere
mony. -Cherida and Edward Riley.
34-lp
COULTER-WHITE. We would like
toexpress our sincere thanks to
everyone that attended our Buck
and Doe, and a very big thank you
to the bridal party that worked so
hard to plan and carry out a most
enjoyable evening for both of us.
You’re a great bunch to have as
friends, once again thank you for a
great night. - Sincerely Gloria
White and George Coulter. 34-lp
RICHMOND. Wewishtothankour
many friends, neighbours and
relatives for their words of encour
agement, cards, flowers and food
following our car accident. Every
thing has been helpful and very
much appreciated. - Rene and Bob
34-1
IN MEMORIAM
McDOWELL. In loving memory of
a dear wife, mother and grand
mother, Viola McDowell who
passed away August 22, 1985.
- Lovingly remembered by the
family. 34-lp
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CLASSIFIEDS
TOWNSHIPOFWEST
WAWANOSH
TENDERS, in SEALED, PLAINLY
MARKED envelope, will be re-
ceivedbythe undersigned until
5:00 p.m., TUESDAY, SEPTEM-
BER2,1986, forabulldozer and
operator to work REGULARLY,
EVERY TWO WEEKS, at the
Waste Disposal Site. Tenderers
should submit a contract price for
compacting and covering garbage
at the Dump, on a specific day
biweekly. Tender should indicate
size of machine. Successful tender
er will be required to sign an
Agreement to perform the requir
ed services. Lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted.
For more information contact the
Clerk.
Joan C. Armstrong, Clerk,
R.R. 2, Lucknow. NOG 2H0
528-2903 34-2
TOWNSHIPOFGREY
TENDER FOR SIDEROAD 20-21
CONCESSION 17 CULVERT
SEALED TENDERS, clearly mark
ed as to contents, will be received
by the undersigned until 4:00 p. m.,
local time,
MONDAY, AUGUST25. f986
for the construction of the Sideroad
20-21, Concession 17 culvert,
Township of Grey, County of
Huron.
The work includes the removal of
the existing structure, the con
struction of a 6,000 m. x 2.700 m.
rigid frame open footing concrete
culvert 30.30 m. long, backfilling,
associaited road work, etcetera.
Tender forms, specifications and
plans may be obtained from
Maitland Engineering Services
Ltd., Box 470, 449 Josephine
Street, Wingham, Ontariofor a
non-refundable fee of ten dollars
($10.00).
All bids must be accompanied by a
bid bond in the form of a certified
cheque made payable to the
Township of Grey in the amount of
$5,000.
Lowest or any tender not necessar
ily accepted.
Tenders subject to M.T.C. appro
val.
Mr. Roy Williamson
Road Superintendent
Township of Grey
R.R. #3
Brussels, Ontario
NOG 1 HO 34-1
ENGAGEMENTS I
CARTWRIGHT-MUNNINGS
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cartwright
of Londesboro are pleased to
announce the engagement of their
daughter Carol to Ben Munnings,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Munnings of Clinton. The wedding
will take place in Londesboro
United Church on September 13,
1986at3:00p.m. Reception will
follow at Goderich Township Hall.
Holmesvilleat8:00p.m. 34-1
SCOGGINS-POLLEN
Kay and Gerald Bridge of Brussels
are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter Donna Pollen (nee
Bridge) to Mr. Tommy Scoggins of
Brampton son of Betty and Orlin
Fox of Windsor. The wedding will
take place Friday, August29,1986.
BIRTHS
KNOX. Denise Lynn would like to
announce the arrival of her baby
sister, Jeanette Corrine, weighing
9lbs.,9ozs. ShewasborninSt.
Joseph's Hospital in London on
Aug. 6, at 1:58 a.m. Proud parents
are Patty and Dennis Knox of
Wingham.