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Wednesday
DEADLINE
2 p.m. Monday
In Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
in Blyth
A ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
HOUSE FOR RENT, CLOSE TO
downtown Brussels, on Main
Street. Phone 887-6551. 47-2
LARGE MODERN APART
MENT, Queen St., Blyth, available
January 1, heated. References
required. Phone 523-4481. 47-tfn
FOUR RENT OR SALE: 4 BED-
room house centrally located, $450
per month plus utilities, first and
last month and references required.
Phone 523-9514 after 5 p.m. 47-3p
2 BEDROOM HOUSE IN BLYTH
$250 plus utilities. Pets allowed.
References required. Call 523-
9383. 47-lp
FARMHOUSE FOR RENT BE-
tween Brussels and Belgrave on
paved road. For inquiries call: 357-
3330. 47-1
BRUSSELS, ONE BEDROOM
APARTMENT, electric heat,
remodelled, available immediately,
887-9083. 45-tfh
3 BEDROOM HOUSE IN
BLYTH, hydro included, first and
last month's rent required. Phone
523-4272 or 523-9867. 45-tfh
BLYTH - ONE BEDROOM OR
TWO bedroom apartment, avail
able now, ground floor, centrally
located, references required. Con
tact 482-9371. 44-4
GYPSY LANE - LARGE TWO
bedroom apartment, fridge and
stove included, washer and dryer
on premises, available December 1.
Phone 523-4525. 44-tfn
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT,
Queen St., Blyth, refrigerator and
stove included, newly renovated,
available Nov. 15/91. Phone 523-
4930 or 523-9448. 42-tfn
NEW 3 BEDROOM BUNGA-
low with garage in Blyth for rent.
Available immediately. References
required. Phone 887-6138 after 8
p.m. 35-tfn
A
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ARTICLES
FOR SALE
Locally Grown
POTATOES
Red - White
Any Quantity
523-9338
A ARTICLES
FOR SALE
2085 FERGUSON TRACTOR
NEEDS some work. Best offer. XI
Arrow Force left-handed com
pound bow, with sights, quiver,
glove and guard. 2117 arrows and
broad heads. Best offer. 50 gallon
aquarium with accessories. Call
523-4935. 46-2
LADIES' SKI DOO SUIT MED.
$25. 7' artificial Christmas tree,
used twice, $15. Phone 887-9604.
47-lp
CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE
- Scotch Pine, Spruce, Balsam and
Fir, also cedar roping, balsam
wreaths and pine roping. Contact
Niel Edgar, Hwy. 86, 3 miles west
of Wingham 357-2122. 47-4
CRIB FOR SALE IN GOOD
CONDITION. Phone 523-4335.
47-lp
LOOKING FOR A SPECIAL
XMAS Gift? I sell real gold and
sterling silver. Everything from
baby rings to adult things. If inter
ested in buying or selling please
call 887-6400. 47 & 49
DOUBLE KNIT SLIPPERS, As
sorted colours, make a nice gift.
Mary Hoonaard, 523-9459. 47-1
WOOD STOVE - WINGHAM
Clipper, good condition. Phone
887-6135. 47-1
GIFT CERTIFICATES ARE
AVAILABLE at the Township
office to purchasers of the East
Wawanosh History Book. The gift
certificates will be redeemed at the
East Wawanosh office when publi
cation is announced. Order your
book now for $40, G.S.T. included.
47-lb
NEW AND USED SATELLITE
Systems for sale or rent. Also
antennas, rotors, boosters and tow
ers. Service to all makes of satellite
systems; leasing also available. L
& A Satellite Co. Ltd., phone day
or night 524-9595. 22-tfn
GIRL'S MOLDED LANGE
SKATES size 2. Boy's molded
Lange Li'l Devil skates, size 12-13.
Both pair in excellent condition.
Call 523-4555. 46-2
‘79 340 TXC POLARIS SNOW-
mobile and ‘81 250 Gemini Polaris
snowmobile. Call 523-9372. 44-4
WOOD FOR SALE. PHONE 523-
9486. 46-2p
A AUCTION
SALES
RICHARD
LOBB
AUCTION CALENDAR
CLINTON 482-7898
Saturday, Nov. 30 at 10 a.m.-
Antiques, furniture, appliances, 2
table saws, 1982 car at Lobb
Auction Building in Clinton for
May MacDonald of Blyth, the
Estate of Elmer Potter plus
several additions.
BURK. Hi, my name is Rachel
Heather Marie. I was bom on Sun
day, Nov. 3, 1991, at Peterborough
Civic Hospital, weighing 8 lbs. 6
oz. and 203M". My proud family are
Ross and Laurie Burk (nee Elliott)
and big brother Bradford of Hal-
iburton. Tenth grandchild for Bill
and Hazel Elliott, Durham, former
ly of Blyth and fifth for Max and
Connie Burk, Haliburton. 47-1
LORIMER. Kim, Don and big
brother Kyle are very pleased to
announce the birth of Kristin
Alexandra on November 19, 1991
at 1:23 p.m. at K-W Hospital
weighing 9 lbs. 3 oz. Spoiling priv
ileges go to grandparents Mervyn
and Donna Bauer, Brussels and
Murray and Eileen Lorimer, St.
Catharines, great-grandparents
Reinhardt and Mabel Bauer, Brus
sels and Cecil and Dorothy
Hymers, Listowel and great-great
grandmother Ethel Miller, Listow
el. 47-1
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
CASH IN ON THE CHRISTMAS
selling season. Distribute nation
ally-known products. Pot-Pourri
Enterprises, 887-6446. 46-2
Learning the
Ropes Pays Off
'AI SCOUTS CANADA
RAINBOW TROUT - SIX FOR
$10, cleaned. David Hedley, 1 mile
north of Westfield. Phone 357-
2329. 45-6
c CARD OF
THANKS
ADAMS. We would like to express
our sincere thank you to our rela
tives and friends for their kindness
and support following the passing
of the late Isabel Adams. The beau
tiful floral tributes, charitable dona
tions will always be remembered.
Special thanks to Rev. Carolyn
McAvoy, Betts Funeral Home,
Isabel's friends and my neighbours.
- Paul-Ann Veliath, Viola Adams.
47-lp
BROMLEY. We would like to
thank our family, relatives and
friends for the gifts and cards we
received and for making our 50th
wedding anniversary so special. -
Charlie and Pearl Bromley. 47-1
c CARD OF
THANKS
CALDWELL. Since my accident, I
have encountered so many con
cerned and caring people who have
helped me in very many different
ways. I would like to express my
sincere appreciation for all the vis
its, inquiries, gifts, cards and flow
ers. I would like to thank the Blyth
Fire Department for their superb
help at the accident scene and also
Frank and Daryl Hallahan for sum
moning help. I would like to thank
Dr. Ping and the staff at Wingham
and District Hospital and the doc
tors and staff at Victoria Hospital
for their professional care and kind
ness. It was most comforting to
have Albert Mason, Leslie Cald
well, Bryan Black, Gary Young
and other neighbours who helped
with my farm operation. Also, I
would like to thank the group of
neighbours who came with tractors,
ploughs and spreaders and did my
ploughing and spread the manure.
Also thanks to the ladies for the
cakes, pies, and other baking they
brought to the house. Every day
when I count my blessings I think
of everyone of you. Thank you. -
Gary Caldwell. 47-lp
GOLL. The family of the late
Clarence Goll wishes to express
their sincere thanks and apprecia
tion to family, relatives, neighbours
and friends for their thoughtful
expressions of sympathy for floral
arrangements, sympathy cards and
donations to the charity of their
choice, also for food brought to our
homes, for the lunch provided by
my sisters and nieces after the visi
tation hours. Special thanks to
Doug McBumey and Doug Layton
of the McBumey Funeral Home,
who guided us through a difficult
time. We will never forget their
compassion and kindness. To Rev.
Rae Grant for his words of comfort
to us and the lovely service you
conducted. We thank you. For pall
bearers, flower bearers, the ambu
lance drivers, Sergeant Greg King
and the other O.P.P. officers, we
thank you too. To the ladies of Unit
3 of Bluevale United Church for
the lovely lunch served after the
funeral service, it was greatly
appreciated. Your kindness will
always be remembered. - Beth,
Ross and Dianne, grandchildren
Lisa, Elizabeth, Steven and Jordon.
47-lp
LOGUE. I wish to thank our neigh
bours and friends for the flowers,
food, and expressions of sympathy
at the time of the loss of a dear
mother and grandmother Margaret
Logue. Your kindness will always
be remembered. - Bill Logue and
family. 47-lp
MCDONALD. I would like to
thank everyone for visits, cards,
flowers and treats that I received
while in hospital. Special thanks to
family and friends for helping out
at home and to Dr. Woldnik and
the staff at Seaforth Community
Hospital. - Don McDonald. 47-lb
You can lose a lot more than
your licence
drinking (jyj the Attorney
and driving. Ont«no General
c COMING
EVENTS
BAZAAR, BAKE SALE AND
PENNY Auction on Saturday,
December 7 at 11 a.m. at the Brus
sels Library sponsored by the St.
Ambrose C.W.L. Tickets also
available for 1/2 pig (cut and
wrapped), wooden plate rail and
$50 money tree. 47-2
HURON STRING SCHOOL
CHRISTMAS Concert, Blyth
Memorial Hall, Dec. 1, 2 p.m.
Everyone welcome. Silver collec
tion. 47-lp
BELGRAVE KINSMEN TURKEY
Bingo, Thursday, Dec. 5 at 7:30 at
the new Belgrave Community Cen
tre. 47-2
BENEFIJ DANCE FOR WAYNE
and Mary Redmond who lost their
bam by fire Sat., Nov. 30 at Dun
gannon Agricultural Hall. Music by
“Temptation”. Ladies please bring
lunch. 47-lp
MAJESTIC WOMEN S INSTI
TUTE is holding a card party on
Thursday, December 3 at 8 p.m.
Brussels Library. Everyone wel
come. 47-lp
OPEN HOUSE OF CROCHET
ING and Crafts at the home of
Joann MacDonald, comer of Mor
ris and McConnell, Blyth on Thurs
day, November 28 and Sunday,
December 1 at 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.
47-lp
BLYTH LIONS EUCHRE SAT.,
Dec. 7/91 Blyth Memorial Hall.
Admission $5.00. Everyone wel
come. 47-2p
BLYTH LEGION CHRISTMAS
Euchre - 8 p.m., November 30.
Everyone is asked to bnng a $2.00
exchange gift. Free draws. This
will be the last euchre for the sea
son. 47-1
CHRISTMAS DINNER BUFFETS
to be served at the Blyth Inn on
Sundays from December 1 through
to December 22 - 5 to 7 p.m. or at
other times upon request. Reserva
tions appreciated, 523-9381. 43-7b
HURON COUNTY HEALTH
UNIT Adult Health Clinic. Loca
tion: Health Unit Office, Medical
Bldg., Brussels. Date: Wednesday,
December 4/91, Time: 1:00 - 3:30
p.m. 1. Health Counselling; 2. Foot
Care (fee); 3. Blood Pressure test
ing. 47-1
BELGRAVE COMMUNITY
CLUB is sponsoring a dance in the
Institute Hall, Saturday, November
30, 8:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. with
Gordon's Old Tyme Music. $5 per
couple. Ladies, please bring lunch.
Everyone welcome. 46-2p
BLYTH & DISTRICT OPTIMIST
Toy Sale, December 7, 1 - 3 p.m.,
Memorial Hall. 46-3
LEARN SAFER SNOWMOBIL-
ING. OFSC Driver Training
Course for children 12-16, Decem
ber 5 and 10 in Brussels. For info
call 887-9338 or 887-6353. 45-3