The Citizen, 1994-07-27, Page 25THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1994. PAGE 25.
BIRTHS COMING
EVENTS
CARD OF
THANKS
CARD OF
THANKS
-RATES-
20 words or less only
$4.00. Additional words
15< each.
500 will be deducted
if ad is paid by the
following Wednesday
DEADLINE
2 p.m. Monday
in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
in Blyth
ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
GYPSY LANE APARTMENT,
Blyth - clean, quiet, 2 bedroom
apartment, fridge and stove in
cluded, laundry facilities, available
Sept. 1/94. Call 523-4525. 30-tfn
ONE BEDROOM HOUSE IN
Ethel, $490/month plus utilities,
includes fridge and stove. Call after
6 p.m. 887-9360. 30-2
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
for rent, Blyth. Fridge, stove,
utilities and laundry facilities all
included. Call 482-9371. 26-tfn
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
in Brussels, $520 per month, heat
and hydro included. Phone 570-
4362. 24-tfn
ARTICLES
FOR SALE
J.D. 6601 PULL TYPE COMBINE,
excellent condition. J.D. 800 12 ft.
swather, excellent condition.
Emerson Mitchell 887-6697. 30-lp
REBUILT 305 CHEV MOTOR,
$400. Blyth 523-4205. 30-1
PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW
for cucumbers. Call Bylsmas 523-
4555. 30-4
TIRED OF THOSE BIKES ALL
over the lawn? Phone Don for a
bike stand after 6, 887-6402. 27-9p
SLABWOOD: TRUCK LOAD LOTS.
Delivered. Ready for the stove.
Phone 392-6502 or 392-6956. 24-8
RAINBOW TROUT - POND
stockers, $1.50 each, freshly
cleaned, 6 for $10.00 or fish your
own at 300 an inch. 3 concessions
north, 3 sideroads west of Blyth.
David Hedley, 357-2329. 10-tfn
HAY WAGON RACKS 8 FT. BY
18 or 20 fl. with treated and painted
deck, 6 ft. hardwood ladder. Round
bale carriers 8 ft. by 24 ft. solid
deck, white oak sills. Horst under
carriages, Better Bilt Products.
Brussels 887-6571. 27-6
J.R. FEAR APIARIES NOW HAS
new crop honey for sale. Will fill
your containers. Open Monday to
Saturday, 8 to 12 and 1 to 6. Closed
Thursdays. Sundays and evenings
by appointment or chance. 357-
3656. 28-3
PORTABLE WOOD SPLITTER
with Honda motor and elevator.
Phone 523-9421. 29-2p
FREEZER $75; WASHER $75;
DRYER $50. All in working
condition. 887-9490. 29-2p
SMITH. Steve and Kim are proud
to announce the arrival of their first
child, a daughter, Stephanie Teuni
Elizabeth, bom July 4, 1994 at the
Seaforth Community Hospital,
weighing 6 lbs. 13 oz. Proud first
time grandparents are Fred and
Teuni Smith of Cranbrook. Proud
of their fifth grandchild and first
granddaughter are George and
Helen Subject, both of Atwood.
30-lp
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
GUARANTEED RETURNS PLUS
bonuses for contract hog feeding.
Some former beef barns con
sidered. Phone 345-2317 or 527-
2604. 30-2
BUSINESS FOR SALE - MAIN
St. location, full service flower
shop, willing to train. Serious
inquiries only. Call after six p.m.
887-6351. 28-3
CARD OF
THANKS
EASOM. I would like to express
my sincere thanks to doctors,
nurses and ambulance attendants
for their patience and care during
my four months stay in Clinton and
London hospitals. Also thanks to
my family, relatives and friends for
their prayers, best wishes and
support. It is all appreciated. - Roy.
30-lp
FINLAYSON/HASTINGS. We
would like to thank our families
and friends for making our Buck
and Doe a huge success. A special
thank you to the wedding party, for
a job well done and to Ken for that
"one" last song! It was certainly a
night to remember. - Bonnie and
Darryl. 30-1
GARLAND. We would like to
thank all our relatives, friends and
neighbours from near and far who
came to make our 50th anniversary
such a joyous occasion. Very
special loving thanks to our son,
Elwin, and his wife Linda, our
great friends Josiah, Aleda aind
Annie Shantz, and a wonderful
couple Ralph and Nelda Shantz,
Linda's loving parents. Also thanks
to our kind neighbours for their
most useful gift. Il was a great
party! Thank you all. - Herman and
Georgina. 30-lp
HAIG. I wish to thank my neigh
bours and friends for their
kindness, and to those who brought
food to my home and the flowers
and beautiful cards I have received
in the loss of our sister Clara. -
Kale Wilson 30-lp
HESSELWOOD. I would like to
thank everyone for flowers, gifts,
cards and treats sent to me while I
was a patient in Clinton and
Stratford hospitals. Special thanks
to the doctors and nurses for their
special care. - Kay. 30-1
MACFARLANE. I would like to
thank neighbours and friends for
cards, flowers and treats since I
came home from the hospital.
Thanks to Joyce for taking me to
and from the hospital. - Bernice
MacFarlane. 30-lp
HAIG. On behalf of the family of
Clara Russell Haig we would like
to extend our deepest gratitude to
relatives, friends and neighbours
whom during her illness and in our
recent loss showed overwhelming
support and caring through visits,
cards, flower arrangements, offer
ings of the Holy Sacrifice of the
Mass and memorial donations to
the cancer research fund. We
appreciated the service extended
through patience and guidance by
Betts Funeral Home. Special thanks
to Father Joe Nevett for his prayers
of remembrance and inspiration
during the visitation and for
officiating her funeral mass at St.
Ambrose Roman Catholic Church.
Thanks to the ladies of the C.W.L.
for their preparation of a gracious
luncheon extended after mass, to
the wonderful nursing staff at
Wingham and District Hospital,
London University Hospital,
Ontario Cancer Treatment Research
Foundation, Huron County Home
Care Program, Community Nursing
Services, AeroCare and to Dr. Peter
Long - we extend our heartfelt
thanks. - Colleen Martin and
family. 30-1
McARTER. We would like to
express our sincere thanks to all
who attended our surprise 35th
anniversary party on July 16.
Thank you all so very much for the
gifts, cards and well wishes
received. They are appreciated and
will be treasured always. To Roy
and Donna, thanks for the
enjoyable dinner out and the scenic
drive home to the huge tent full of
friends from Brussels, Bluevale,
Goderich, Exeter, Waterloo and
Wroxeter. Thanks also to Cardiff
Catering for the delicious barbecue
beef, the crowning touch to the vast
array of snack foods and
anniversary cake present. A very
special thank you to our family,
Doug and Rhonda, Kevin and
Heather, Brian and Tanya, Mom,
Jack and Marilyn, Ken and Kim,
Klaas and Shelley, for all their hard
work in preparing and keeping a
very good secret. Thank you all for
a job well done in organizing a
great evening and providing us
with memories we will not forget. -
Mel and Lois. 30-1
McLEOD. The family of Clara
McLeod would like to thank the
friends for the cards, baking and
flowers. Also for the excellent care
while in the Kincardine and District
Hospital, the doctors and staff of
the hospital, also the Davey and
Linklater Funeral Home. - the
McLeod family. 30-lp
PROCTER. I wish to thank all the
nurses on first and second floor, Dr.
Long and Dr. Flowers for their
wonderful care while I was a
patient in the Wingham and District
Hospital and for all who visited me
and sent get-well cards. A special
thank you to my wonderful family
for their flowers and visits. - Mrs.
Beth Procter. 30-1
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TENPAS-TAYLOR. We would
like to thank everyone who came
out to our Buck and Doe. We had a
great time - it’s nice to have such
supportive friends and family as we
start our new life together. A
special thanks to our wedding party
and anyone else who helped out.
Thanks again - Judy Tenpas and
Nigel Taylor. 30-lb
TRICK. We would like to thank
everyone who made our 25th
anniversary party so memorable.
Special thanks to Karen for all your
hard work. The program of music
and comedy was greatly enjoyed.
We thank our relatives, neighbours
and friends for the beautiful cards
and gifts. Thanks to all. - Sylvia
and Bob. 30-lp
COMING
EVENTS
BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH
Silent Auction Saturday, Oct. 1/94.
Tax Receipts issued for donated
auction items. Pleaser contact
George Cousins or Mary Jean Bell
for more information. Proceeds for
new furnace. 28-eow
GETTING MARRIED? RENTING
candelabras, arbour, silk trees,
wedding cakes, church vases and
baskets. Check our prices:
bouquets, balloons and decorations.
Little Village Crafts, 523-9168;
565-5501. 24-eow
VENDORS WANTED FOR THE
8th Annual Craft and Hobby Show,
Sunday, September 25, 10 a.m. to
4 p.m., Elma Logan Arena, Monk
ton. Call Diane Hahn, 347-2742.
30-2
THE FALLS CAR SHOW & ARTS
and Crafts Sale - Come out for fun
at the Falls! Falls Reserve Conser
vation Area is hosting a third
annual Car Show & Arts and Crafts
Sale on Saturday, July 30 and
Sunday, July 31, from 11 a.m. to 5
p.m. daily. The cost for a day pass
is $5.00. The Falls Reserve
Conservation Area is at Benmiller,
near Goderich. From Goderich take
Highway 8 to County Road 1 and
follow the signs for the park. For
more information call 524-6429.
30-1
BREAKFAST AT THE BRUSSELS
Legion Hall, Sunday, July 31 and
Monday, August 1, 7:00 a.m. to
1:00 p.m. Adults $3.50, Children
$2.00. Everyone welcome. 30-1
COMMUNITY WORSHIP SERVICE
at the Blyth Lions Park on Sunday,
August 7 at 7:30 p.m. Il provides
you with an opportunity to praise
God and fellowship with others.
Please bring your lawn chair. 30-lb
LUCKNOW AND DISTRICT
Lions Club Lucky Bingo every
Sunday, Lucknow Community
Centre, 7:15 p.m. Doors open 6:30
p.m. Air Conditioned. Wheel Chair
Accessible. Potential prize board
over $3,000, $1,000 jackpot must
go every week. tfn
COMMUNITY SHOWER FOR
Bonnie Finlayson in the Walton
United Church, Wednesday, Aug. 3
at 8 p.m. Everyone welcome. 29-2
DABBER BINGO - $1,000 JACK-
pot must go! Wingham Knights of
Columbus, every Tuesday. Sacred
Heart Parish Hall, Wingham. Doors
open 6 p.m. Early Birds 7:15 p.m.
tfn
GARAGE
YARD SALE
YARD SALE, JULY 30 & 31,
670 John St., Brussels. 30-1
GARAGE SALE - FRIDAY
evening, July 29, 6-8; Saturday,
July 30, 8 - ? 289 Drummond St.,
Blyth. R. McCrea. 30-lp
GARAGE SALE AT 623 JAMES
St., Brussels on Saturday, July 30,
8 a.m. # 30-lp
GIANT YARD SALE - JULY 29
and 30, 8 a.m., last house on Hwy.
#8 east of Clinton. We’ve got some
treasures for you. Fish finder,
furniture, household and miscella
neous items. 30-1
YARD SALE - JULY 30 & 31,
9 a.m. - ? 4 miles west of Brussels
on County Road 16. Crafts,
clothing, household items, etc.
Cancelled if rain. 30-lp
YARD SALE - JULY 30 AND
August 6, weather permitting. Mill
St., Blyth, next to the Fire Hall.
9 a.m. to ? 30-lp
MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE
August 6, 8 - 12, Hwy. #4 between
Londesboro and Clinton at Cone.
6-7. Toys, wood lathe, tools,
curtains, furniture, kids clothes,
baby items, etc. 482-5990. 30-1
HELP RAISE MONEY FOR TEAM
jackets - yard sale for Hullett
Squirt Girls. Toys, books, crafts,
small appliances, everything -
Saturday, July 30, 8 a.m. - ??
Parking lol of Today's Variety
General Store in Londesboro. 30-1
HAY/STRAW
FREE - ONE ACRE STANDING
hay, Cone. 8, Morris. Phone 887-
6132. 30-lp
HELP
WANTED
CARE GIVER REQUIRED, IN MY
home for three children, starting the
middle of August. Live in or out.
Please call 887-9624 (home) or
887-9045 (business). 30-1
ADULJ^SUPERVISION FOR
young teen, vehicle required. Some
evenings/weekends. Apply to
Drawer 350 stating experience,
c/o The Citizen, Box 152, Brussels.
30-1
HIGH SCHOOL BOY, 16 OR 17
required for three or four hours a
week. Phone after 6:00, 523-4717.
30-lp
You can lose a lot more than
your licence
drinking (VJ
and driving. cZC
. Ministry of
I the Attorney
Ontario General