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DEADLINEDEPENDABLE
HIGHLY VISIBLE
2 r.M. MONDAY
IN BRUSSELS.
4 P.M. MONDAY
IN BLYTH.
O BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
START YOUR OWN 10K JEWEL-
ry Business for as little as $50.
Fabulous designs, superb quality,
excellent profits. The Gold Discov
ery, 14335-47 Ave., Edmonton,
T6H 0B9. (403) 434-2550. 38-lp
CARD
OF THANKS
ACCOMMODATION
TO RENT
ARTICLES
FOR SALE BIRTHS
HAVE YOUR OWN BUSINESS.
Ladies dance/exercisewear. Excel
lent profits. Your own hours.
Fitness contacts an asset. Request
information package: Finelines,
294 Wilson, Downsview, Ontario
* M3H 1S8. 38-lp
THE BELGRAVE, BLYTH &
BRUSSELS SCHOOL FAIR
Board would like to thank everyone
who helped make our 70th fair a
great success. A special thank you
to all the volunteers, without them
our school fair would not be
possible. 38-1
FOR RENT: 3 BEDROOM BUN-
galow on paved road near Brussels.
Call 887-6425. 37-2
2 OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR
rent in Brussels - 3 pc. bath,
laundry room, double deck, tool
shed and big back yard, $550 per
month plus utilities. Phone 887-
6453 between 5 and 9 p.m. Monday
to Friday. 37-2
APARTMENT FOR RENT IN
Brussels. Available November 1.
One bedroom, private entrance and
private laneway. Call 887-9098.
37-2
FROZEN HOME-GROWN
PORK
Regular
Pork Chops.............$2.90/lb.
Sausage ..................$2.00/lb.
Sausage Patties ....$2.00/lb.
Roast .......................$2.00/lb.
Also available - frozen pork
in 10 lb. boxes
523-4364
BRUCE & MARIE
BERGSMA
RR1,LONDESBORO
AITCHISON. Bill and Peggy are
thrilled to announce the arrival of
Colleen Jennifer, a sister for Katie
and Mary Ann. Colleen arrived
August 22 at Wingham and District
Hospital weighing 8 lbs. Proud
grandparents are Gerald and Isobel
Gibson of Brussels and John Ait-
chison of Clinton.
NEW BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
Top dollars. Full/part-time. No
selling. No investment. Mass ap
peal. Be first! (306) 343-6515
Business Options, 2121 Wiggins
Ave., Saskatoon, SK, S7J 1W4.
38-lp
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
HOUSE FOR RENT: NOV. 1, 3
bedroom in Brussels. References
required. Phone 887-9226 or 887-
6058 evenings. 38-tfn
HOUSE FOR RENT: 2/3 BED-
room house for rent, immediately.
Phone 887-9538 or 887-9135. 38-2p
4 BEDROOM FRAME HOUSE,
located in Londesboro, IV2 bath
rooms, two driveways, good sized
lot, wood/oil combination furnace,
available immediately. Phone 523-
9606. 38-1
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT
for rent in Walton. Phone 887-6029.
____ 38-tfn
ARTICLES
FOR SALE
CUSTOM WOOD STRIPPING - NO
job too big or too small, low rates,
complete refinishing service avail
able. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Phone 887-9775. 36-3p
RECOVER ANY SOFA AND
chair $695.00. Great specials on
smaller jobs. Hundreds of fabrics
to choose from. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Phone 887-9775. 36-3p
TURNBERRY UPHOLSTERY,
Brussels - sofas and chairs, re
covered like new! Free estimates,
pickup and delivery. Workmanship
guaranteed. Call 887-6073. 37-2
FRESH APPLES, FRESH PRESS
ED CIDER - Maitside Orchards,
west of Brussels, 887-6883, open 7
days a week. 37-2
EXTRA INCOME! GROW BAIT-
worms in your basement or garage.
Odorless operation. Low invest-
jnent. Market guaranteed! Free
information. Early Bird Ecology,
RR #1, Smithville, Ontario, LOR
2A0 (416) 643-4252. 38-lp
AUTO REPAIR GARAGE AND
house in Northwestern Ontario
near Lake of the Woods. Excellent
Opportunity. Forestry, farming and
tourist area. Contact (807) 597-6573
38-lp
Caahln
With the ClaMif leCLa
OVER $50,000 POSSIBLE. TRIO
Pizza supplies 150 outlets in Mari
times and B.C. Introduce product
line in restaurants, bars, cafeter
ias. Investment required $11,500.
Exclusive territory. (506) 853-4110,
collect. 38-lp
GIRL’S FIGURE SKATES IN Ex
cellent condition - sizes 4 and 5.
Phone Barb Knox 523-4290. 38-1
FIREWOOD- HARD MAPLE $35
face cord, $40 delivered. Phone
523-9232 or 523-9585. 38-3
2” BOUMATIC PIPLINE - 4
units, 3 milk metres and cattle
clippers. Phone 356-2503. 37-2
NEW AND USED SATELLITE
systems for lease to owg or rent
with monthly payments. L. & A.
Southwest Satellite, RR 2, Clintcn,
524-9595. 12-tfn
CAN-PACTOR - EASY COMPAC-
tion of recyclable cans. Enviro
friendly. Treebelt - 523-9771. 38-2
ONE SET OF HOCKEY EQUIP-
ment, age 9; 2 pr. of hockey skates
boys 3; 2 pr. of men’s skates S10V6;
2 pr. of figure skates S6 and SI 1.
Phone 523-4528. 38-1
BIG, PEPPY BAITWORMS.
Wholesale, retail. Never need re
frigeration. Early Bird Ecology, RR
#1, Smithville, Ontario, LOR 2A0,
(416)643-4252. 38-lp
AUCTION
SALES
AUCTION
SALES
BROWN KELVINATOR RANGE,
30”, works, $100 or best offer.
Must go, can’t park car in garage.
887-6661. 38-lp
STAINED GLASS: SHOP BY MAIL
Glass and supplies. Great Prices.
184pg catalogue, $5.00 (refund
able): The Glass Place, 50 Ste-
Anne, Pointe-Claire, Quebec, H9S
4P8. Orders Call: 1-800-363-7855.
38-lp
CCM BLACK HELMET AND
mask $20 (fits K - Gr. 4); Bauer
skates $35.00 (size 6. worn one
season). Phone 523-9541. 38-1 p
SEASONED FIREWOOD. ALL
split hardwood, cut in 4-foot
lengths. Call (519) 698-2818, after 8
p.m. 38-lp
HI-FI UNIT IN LARGE CABINET
$150; 4 piece sectional soft $150;
pool pump, filter and accessories
$250; cabinet bar $50; kitchen table
$20. Call 887-6173, 9 -5 or 527-2741
after 6 p.m. 38-2
BUILDING CLEARANCE - SAVE
thousands while supply lasts - we
have limited steel left from our
largest summer sale - straightwall
& quonset types - Paragon - 24
Hours-1-800-263-8499. 38-lp
BELLAMY EQUIPMENT, STAY-
ner, Ontario. Sept. 26/90. Reduc
tion Auction. Tractors, combines,
bailers, manure spreaders, tillage,
tires, elevators, antique tractors,
garden equipment, fork lifts. 1-800-
461-5848 or (705) 428-3130. 38-lp
WANTED FOR AUCTION, OCT. 6.
Rifles, shotguns, hunting equip
ment, wildlife paintings, trophy
heads, decoys, books and maga
zines, Indian relics, hand tools, etc.
Call Freeman-Brooks Auctions
(519)426-6317. 38-lp
AUCTION SALE
Antique furniture, house
hold effects, dishes,
miscellaneous for the estate
of
CECIL [TED] BATEMAN
in Ethel
5 miles south of Molesworth
6 miles west of Atwood.
Sale held at residence on
MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER24,4P.M.
Auctioneers Bob & Doug
Gilmore
291-3489 or 291-3421
FOR SALE
POTATOES &
TOMATOES
Availableat Bailey’s
Gypsy Lane, Blyth
PHONE 523-9338
BUILDINGS PLOWING MATCH
special, Quonsets, ”S” Models &
Straightwalls. Factory has allocat
ed 29 buildings Various Sizes. No
reasonable Offer Refused. Call
Future 1-800-668-8653. 38-lp
WANTADS
ALL THE TIME’/V
A CLEARING AUCTION
SALE
of farm machinery, livestock and feed for
ROSSTAYLOR, RR 1, BELGRAVEON
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22,1990 AT 12 NOON
Location: Lot 32, Cone. 7, East Wawanosh, 1 corner south of
Belgrave, 3 corners West approx. 4 miles.
LIVESTOCK: Blonde Acquitaine bull [3 yr. old], 8 beef cows
Simmental X with calves, cows rebred to blonde bull [May 20 -
July], 1 Holstein cow, 7 Blonde X bred yearling calves [steers],
2 Blonde X bred yearling heifers, 200 bales 1990 hay [5 ft.
round], 300balesstraw [square], 3130 John Deere tractor/cab,
safeguard, 2800 hrs., good rubber, 18-4-34 tires, tractor
chains, John Deere plough 4-16” semi mount, Allis Chalmers
Gleener E combine/pick up & reel, John Deere 700 mix
mill/long auger, hammer mill belt, John Deere wagon/rack, N.
Idea manure spreader 300 bu./tandem/hydraulic tail gate, 1
gravity turnco bin/wagon, 1 gravity bin/John Deere wagon, 3
drum land roller, 3p.t.h. weed sprayer, set of 4 section diamond
harrows, Danuser 14” post hole digger, 7’ Helm snow blower
[singleauger], N.H. bale fork model 80/3 p.t.h., grain aerator,
30’ grain auger on wheels, cattle squeezer & head gate,
Brucefield 12’ stock trailer tandum/lights like new, set of racks
1/2 ton truck, Lincoln welder 225, 3 hydro electric fencers,
cattle oilers, bale feeder, pig crate scales, farrowing crates, 3
timbers 28’ long, posts, traps, double barrel shot gun/F.C.C.
license required, numerous small articles.
Plan to attend this sale as Farm is Sold.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I.D.
8% Sales Tax in effect where applicable.
Any announcements day of sale take precedence over written
advertising. Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for accidents
or loss of purchase day of sale.
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
ROSS TAYLOR 357-2368
AUCTIONEER, BRIAN RINTOUL 357-2349
BLYTH SQUIRT GIRLS would like
to thank Murray Black, Garth
Walden and Bruce Howson for
their assistance. Also to the moth
ers who helped keep score. We
couldn’t have done it without your
support. Thank you it was greatly
appreciated. - Candice Howson
38-lp
COOK. The family of the late
Charlotte Cook wishes to express
their gratitude and appreciation to
relatives, friends and neighbours
for acts of kindness, floral tributes,
cards, food to our homes, chari
table donations, and the trio that
provided the special music. Many
thanks to Rev. Ramirez for his
comforting message, the Beattie-
Falconer Funeral Home for their
support and guidance, to the staff
at Huronview for their kindness
and care to our mother and
grandmother, to the ladies of the
Blyth United Church for the lovely
lunch. Your kindness will always be
remembered. - Sincerely, Mary
and Lloyd Walden; Gene and Alvin
Snell and families. 38-lp
HAMILTON. The family of the late
Pearl Hamilton wishes to express
sincere appreciation to friends,
neighbours and relatives for their
kindness, funeral home visits,
memorial donations, flowers,
cards, food, and expressions of
sympathy. A special thank you to
Reverend Paul Ross for his kind
words, Mr. James Breen for his
hospital visit, and Beattie-Falconer
Funeral Home (Ball Chapel), Clin
ton, for their kindness, assistance
and support. A special thanks to
the Burns U.C.W. for providing the
lunch. A sincere thank you to the
staff of Home Care for their
tenderness in caring for mom while
she was at home, Dr. Salsbury,
nurses and staff of Clinton Public
Hospital. All these acts of kindness
are appreciated and will always be
remembered. - Shirley and Murray
Lyon, Helen and Milton Dale,
Lenora and Everett Lamont and
their families. 38-1
HUMPHRIES. Our sincere thanks
to all those who have patronized
our general store over the past
many years. To our faithful cust
omers, Thank You. It was an
extreme pleasure to serve you all.
Sincerely, The Humphries families.
McARTER. Alice McArter wishes
to thank neighbours and friends for
the many cards and flowers while a
patient in Wingham hospital.
Thanks to nurses of the Hospital
and Drs. Hanlon and McGregor
and special thanks to William
Turnbull for taking me to Wingham
after my accident. 38-1 p
NICHOL. Thank you to all our
Brussels area friends and relatives
for their lovely wedding gifts.
Special thanks to the neighbours of
the sixth line for their generosity.
Your kindness and thoughtfulness
is appreciated. We wish to invite all
of our Brussels area friends, rela
tives and neighbours to an Open
House at our Palmerston home
Sunday, September 30/90, 1:30 -
4:30 p.m. Best Wishes Only Please
- Kathy and Paul Nichol. 38-1
SMITH. I would like to thank all the
businesses for all the wonderful
gifts I received at the Queen of the
Fair. Also, a special thanks to my
sponsor, the Brussels Hotel, for all
their help and encouragement. -
Frances 38-1
CALL CITIZEN CLASSIFIED AT 523-4792 OR 887-9114 24 HOURS A DAY