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2 p.m. Monday
In Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
in Blyth
QUIET ONE BEDROOM GROUND
floor in Blyth, private entrances,
fully carpeted, fridge, stove, heat,
hydro, cable TV, and parking
included $425 per mo. 523-4937.
39-2p
FARM HOUSE - COMFORTABLE,
quiet, oil heat, close to Blyth,
suitable for a retired couple.
References required. First and last
month's rent please. Available
November 1/93. Reasonable.
Contact 523-9279. 39-2p
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT,
downtown Blyth. Large, carpeted,
washer/dryer hookup, fridge &
stove. 357-4049 or 291-2145.37-tfn
THREE BEDROOM APARTMENT,
close to school, two blocks from
uptown available Sept. 1. Phone
523-9673. 30-tin
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
in Blyth, available immediately,
includes fridge, stove, heat, hydro,
parking and laundry facilities. Nice
large apartment, reasonable rent.
For more information call 482-
9371. 23-tin
UNFURNISHED ONE BEDROOM
apartment, stove and fridge,
$366/month, utilities included,
available immediately. Phone 523-
4570 or 523-4595. 38-2
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT,
fridge and stove, $300/month,
utilities included. Phone 523-4370
or 523-4595. 38-2
SENIORS WELCOME — LARGE
2 bedroom apartment available,
fridge and stove, water and
sewerage supplied, laundry
facilities, 65 Princess St. W.,
Clinton. Phone 527-1315 or 482-
9403. 38-3
ARTICLES
FOR SALE
TWO GIRLS' WINTER JACKETS,
size 10 and 14. Girls' figure skates,
size 1. Call 523-4528 after six.
Mary Lou Stewart. 39-1
MASSEY 15 RUN GRAIN DRILL,
double disks on rubber, $350.
Phone 523-4431. 39-2
ELECTRIC HOT WATER HEATER,
60 gallons, 3 years old, excellent
condition, 887-6058. 39-1
FIREWOOD FOR SALE, ALSO A
455 Podlan-Pro chain saw. Phone
before 9 a.m. or after 7 p.m., 887-
6280. 39-2p
30" ENTERPRISE PROPANE
stove. Phone 887-9303. 39-1
ARTICLES
FOR SALE
FIELD TOMATOES BY THE
bushel or basket. To order phone
523-9338 or 523-4383. 37-tin
FARM FRESH APPLES, SWEET
cider, apple butter, honey. Maitside
Orchards, County Rd. 16, Brussels.
Phone 887-6883. Open daily. 38-2p
GLANVILLE. Robert and Jackie
are pleased to announce the birth of
their daughter Joelle Marie, born on
Sept. 3/93 weighing 6 lbs. 8 oz.
Proud grandparents: Dave and
Janet McCutcheon, Brussels; Lorne
and Bonnie Glanville, Walton.
Great-grandparents: Jack and
Margaret McCutcheon, Lloyd and
Isabel Batkin, Winnifred Glanville,
Jim and Isabel Edwards. 39-lb
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BIRTHS
HALLAHAN. Kent and Julie (nee
Nicholls) of Belgrave, announce
the birth of their son, Matthew
William Hallahan, who was born at
St. Joseph's Hospital in London on
Sept. 2, 1993 at 11:48 p.m. and
weighed in at 9 lbs. 7 oz. Eighth
grandchild for Ron and Ella Shaw
of Wingham and first grandchild
for Bill and Marguerite Hallahan of
Blyth. 39-1
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SMITH. Jeff, Karen and Jolanda
are pleased to announce the arrival
of Jenelle Alex Marie, born on
Sept. 14, 1993 weighing 8 lbs. 1
oz., 21 inches long, at Listowel
Memorial Hospital. Proud
grandparents are John and Leona
Johnston, Jamestown and Ross and
Shirley Smith, Cranbrook. Great-
grandmothers are Mabel Smith,
Brussels; Isabel England, Luck-
now; and Margaret Stewart, Ripley.
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THANKS
BLYTH APOTHECARY. We
would like to thank all those who
have supported their community
pharmacy, Blyth Apothecary,
during our first year. We appreciate
your suggestions, your friendly
spirits, and your words of
encouragement. Thank you for
making this first year an enjoyable
experience. Yours truly — Donna
and Dan Taylor. 39-lb
B.M. & G. ARENA BOARD.
Thanks to all those who attended
the donation dance for the purchase
of an ice-resurfacing machine and
dishwasher. The support and funds
were greatly appreciated.
Approximately raised, so far,
$18,000.00 — Need $32,000 more!
— B.M.& G. Arena Board. 39-1
BRUSSELS & DISTRICT
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Thank you to the residents for
looking after the flower boxes in
town. We need more "box keepers"
for next year. Thank you, Brussels
and District Horticultural Society.
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GRASBY. I would like to express
deepest thanks to family,
neighbours, and friends who
remembered me with flowers, cards
and visits while I was in Victoria
Hospital, London and for food
brought to our home since I
returned home. Also thanks to
Community Nursing Services for
their care. Your kindness and
thoughtfulness are sincerely
appreciated. —Jane Grasby. 39-lp
LYON. I would like to thank
everyone who came to my surprise
birthday party for the cards, gifts
and best wishes. Special thanks to
my family who did the planning for
getting it together and to Gordon
and Darlene for getting me there. It
was all very much appreciated
beyond words. — Bert.
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MACLEOD. The families of the
late Joan MacLeod wish to thank
the Ladies Auxiliary of Blyth for
the lunch and the flowers. Special
thanks to the Rev. Paul Acton of
Blyth Anglican Church. Thanks to
all who sent sympathy cards. — The
MacLeod and Quinn families. 39-lp
THE 1ST BRUSSELS SCOUTS
would like to thank Brussels Auto
Sales for the use of their vehicle for
the recent scout trip to Fort George
on Sept. 17, 18, and 19, also to
other parent drivers. 39-1p
THOMPSON. I would like to thank
everyone who remembered me with
cards, phone calls, flowers, visits
and gifts since I have been
recovering from surgery. It has
been much appreciated. Also a
special thanks to our family who
took such good care of Bob and I.
Sincerely — Audrey. 39-1
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COMING
EVENTS
SEAFORTH MINOR SPORTS
bingo, every Monday night 7:30
p.m., Seaforth and District
Community Centres. Over $2,000
in prizes plus Share The Wealth,
$750 Jackpot must go! Doors open
6:30 p.m. eow
CANCER SUPPORT GROUP
Informal Tea, Thursday, October 7,
7:30 p.m. at 77 Montreal St.,
Goderich. Please bring family and
friends. Enjoy evening of
friendship. Information Ruth Ann
Day 524-2788/leave message.
39-2
THE BULLS ARE NOW
corralled. Come join the charge at
the home opener against the Barons
2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 3 in Brussels.
39-1
OPEN HOUSE. COUNTRY CHARM
of RR 1, Varna, invites you to
attend our 7th Annual Open House,
Wednesday, October 6 through
Saturday, October 9, 10 a.m. - 9
p.m. We are decorating many
rooms of the house with quality
handcrafted, floral gifts. Watch for
our signs between Varna and
Bayfield. 263-5367. Refreshments
and door prizes. Everyone
welcome. 39-2
ART EXHIBITION - HURON
Society of Artists present their
Annual Exhibition. Exciting work
in watercolors, acrylics, prints,
iron, bronze, glass and clay.
October 1, 5 - 8 p.m.; Oct. 2, 10 -
5 p.m.; Oct. 3, 12 - 5 p.m. Town
Hall, The Square, Bayfield.
Information 345-2184. 39-1
FALL COLOUR TOUR: AN
autumn tradition! The Maitland
Valley Conservation Authority will
be hosting the annual Fall Colour
Tour at Wawanosh Valley
Conservation Area on Sunday,
October 3 from 1 to 4 p.m. Take a
wagon ride through the conserva-
tion area to view the spectacular
fall foliage or join in on a guided
walk along the River Trail. Be sure
to stop in at the Wawanosh Nature
Centre for a cup of hot apple cider.
Admission is free. Wawanosh
Valley is located south of Belgrave,
west of Highway 4 on Nature
Centre Road (Concession 6-7 of
East Wawanosh Township). For
more information contact the
Authority office at 335-3557. 39-1
TURKEY BINGO, OCTOBER 1,
doors open at 6 for 7 start, at
Brussels Legion. Proceeds to help
heat The Ark. 38-2
BLYTH OPTIMIST CLUB IS
holding a craft show and quilt
draw, also children's entertainer,
Nov. 20/93 at Blyth Memorial Hall.
Interested Crafters call Lynne at
523-9664. • 39-lb
LARGE AUCTION SALE
to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building In Clinton for Jim
and Doris Laidlaw of Blyth, Rose Pringle of Seaforth plus additions
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2 AT 10 A.M.
Harvest gold fridge, Whirlpool almond washer - 3 years old,
Kenmore harvest gold dryer, apt. size chest freezer, dehumidifier,
Kroehler chesterfield and chair in good condition, chesterfield like
new, pink recliner chair, upholstered chairs, apt. size dining table
extends from 20 Inches to 6 ft. with 6 matching chairs and buffet,
round maple kitchen table with 2 leaves and 4 chairs, Zenith 16"
floor model colour TV, G.E. vacuum cleaner with power head nearly
new, apt. size chrome kitchen table and 3 chairs, oval coffee table,
hump back trunk, press back high chair, 3 piece bedroom suite
with box spring and mattress, bed and dresser with box spring and
nearly new double mattress, dresser with mirror, double mattress,
bridge lamp, large oval rug, 2 - 1878 horse bells, hexagon end
tables and coffee table, 3 handmade quilts, bedding, plus our usual
offering dishes, glassware, chest of silver, flatware, small
appliances, lamps etc., garden tools, electric hedge trimmer,
aluminum step ladder, wheel barrow, fertilizer spreader etc.
NEW TOOLS - H.D. battery charger, table saw on stand, H.D. power
hacksaw, 2 ton cherry picker, engine hoist, two scroll saws on
stand, 2 small portable air compressors, 3/4 socket set, 3/4" air
Impact wrench, drill bit sets, gluing clamps, 4 Jack stands, plus
other hand tools, sockets sets, etc.
CARS - 1978 Chrysler 2 door hardtop, 1980 Volare 2 door.
Another good auction - plan to attend.
AUCTIONEER: RICHARD LOBB 482-7898 CLINTON
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9 AT 10 A.M.: Large offering of trees,
shrubs and nursery stock at Richard Lobb's Auction In Clinton.
AUCTION SALE
Auction Sale of furniture, antiques, tools
and misc. household Items.
To be held at
THE BRUSSELS COMMUNITY CENTRE IN BRUSSELS
WED. OCT. 6 AT 5:00 P.M.
Furniture: sofa bed, chesterfield and chair, 5 pc. maple kitchen
suite, small chrome table, 4 wooden chairs, double bed and
dresser, telephone table, misc. household Items, lamps, pictures
and frames, small writing desk, chrome table, Radio Shack TRS
80 Micro Computer System, chrome table and 6 chairs, 24"
electric stove.
Antiques: wooden trunk, 2 cane bottom rocking chairs, rocker,
child's rocker, 5 drawer chest of drawers, fainting couch, 2
washstands, 2 antique dressers, French Provincial 4 pc.
bedroom suite, wicker fern stand, captain's chair, sideboard,
china cabinet.
J.D. 165 hydrostatic drive lawn tractor (like new), 4 ft. 700 lb.
lawn roller, utility trailer for lawn tractor, fertilizer spreader,
sump pump, garden tools, hand tools, men's and ladles'
bicycles, plus other numerous items.
Note: This is a good clean offering with some good furniture
etc. for everyone. Plan to attend. Auctioneer and proprietors
not responsible for accidents day of sale.
TERMS: CASH OR CHEQUE DAY OF SALE
PROPRIETORS: RUDY & MARILYN VERSTRAETEN
AUCTIONEER: JOSEPH ZEHR 887-9599