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$4.00. Additional words
150 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
Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
FARMHOUSE FOR RENT -
2 bedrooms, between Blyth and
Londesboro, available August 1.
References required. Phone
523-9610. 27-2
NEWLY DECORATED 3 BED-
room semi in Blyth. Ample
parking, large yard $525 plus
utilities. 887-9007. 27-tfn
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
in Brussels, $550/month includes
everything. Phone 519-743-9298.
20-tin
BLYTH: TWO BEDROOM
apartment, fridge, stove, utilities
and laundry facilities all included.
Phone 482-9371. 01-tfn
200 T OF CORN AND 20 T OF
barley. Emerson Mitchell, Walton,
887-6697. 27-1p
BEDROOM SUITE - $75,
2 super single waterbeds $20 each,
antique dresser, electric lawn
mower, kitchen -table and 6 chairs,
$70. Call 887-6863. 27-1
HAY RACKS - 8' x 18', COMES
with 6' hardwood ladder. Oak sills
treated and painted, $715. Also
available - 20' and 24'. Better Bilt
Products, 887-6571. 25-6
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Give your children the
advantage of
WORLD BOOK'S complete
learning system for the
21st Century
For a free demonstration call Marie
McIntosh (519) 887-6412
PRIMROSE
GARDENS
• snow peas
• peas
• lettuce
• swiss chard
Ready - Thurs., July 6
also • Hanging Baskets
• Patio Pots
• Homemade Pies
VanAmersfoort's
570 Queen St. N., Blyth
523-4202
Will take phone orders
Closed Sundays
ARTICLES
FOR SALE
12 FT. ALUMINUM BOAT
(Springbok) with trailer, excellent
condition $800 for both. Phone
482-7675. 27-2
BROWN AND WHITE LAYING
hens, 8 and 9 months old, laying
well. Phone 523-9077. 26-2p
RAINBOW TROUT - FRESHLY
cleaned, 6 for $12.50 or fish your
own at 300 an inch; 3 concessions
north, 3 sideroads west of Blyth.
Gloria Hedley 357-2329. 04-tfn
BRIAN RINTOUL
AUCTIONEER
357-2349
CALENDAR
TUESDAY, JULY 11 - Paul
Traynor, RR 2, Wingham,
Turnberry Twp., household
effects.
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RICHARD LOBB
AUCTION CALENDAR • •
CLINTON 482-7898
e SAT., JULY 15 AT 10 A.M.: Large g Auction to be held for Ken and
Lois Ottewell approx. 4 miles
west of Dungannon and 1/2 mile
south. Furniture, antiques, farm
machinery, 14 inch power
planer, 3 hives of bees, fur
equipment, etc. Phone 529-7010. •A
WED., JULY 19 AT 5 P.M.: 2
tractors, old farm machinery for •
Lorne Porter, 4 miles west of
Holmesville on Cutline road.
BIRTHS
DORSSERS/WASSON. Lee and
Shelley are pleased to announce the
birth of their third child. Ethan Lee
was born June 25, 1995 at Clinton
Hospital weighing 7 lbs. 14 oz., a
little brother for Cole and Caitlin.
Special thanks to the grandparents
for all their help: Hank and Joanne
Dorssers of Scaforth, Diane
Radford of Blyth, Albert Wasson of
Blyth, great-grandparents Lila
Radford of Blyth and Margaret
Wasson of Walton. 27-1
PIRCH. Kellie and Reinhardt Pirch
are pleased to announce the birth of
their son, Alexander Reinhardt
Pirch, June 26, 1995 at K-W
Hospital. Proud grandparents are
Bill and Joan Stephenson of
Brussels and Herman and Anita
Pirch of Kitchener. Proud great-
grandparents are Bill and Velma
Stephenson of Brussels. 27-lp
SJAARDA. Bert and Brenda are
pleased to announce the blessed
arrival of 8 lb. Madison Marilynn,
born June 26, 1995 at Clinton
Hospital. Thrilled are siblings
Kirsten, Tyson and Austin and
grandparents Bob and Rene
Richmond of Brussels and Harry
and Marilynn Sjaarda of Goderich.
Special thanks to Dr. Hay and the
O.B. staff. 27-1
C
PERRIE. I would like to sincerely
thank the Brussels Lions Club for
financially sponsoring me for the
Canadian National Track and Field
Junior and Senior Championships
which are to be held in British
Columbia and Montreal in July.
Your generosity is greatly
appreciated and won't be forgotten.
Thanks again! — Lori Perrie. 27-1
A
C
ALCOCK. I would like to express
my sincere thanks to all those who
helped make my retirement
reception such a memorable
occasion, especially Huron County
Council, Past Wardens of Huron
County, County Staff, Huron
County Municipal Clerks and
Treasurers, my family and friends.
A special thanks to Barb, Terri and
Dave for all their work and the
Candlelight Restaurant for
providing the facilities and the
dinner. — W. R. (Bill) Alcock, C.A.,
AMCT Treasurer, County of Huron
(Retired). 27-1
AMENT. We wish to thank our
neighbours, friends and relatives
for the flowers, cards and the
baking sent to the house in the loss
of our son-in-law. — Stewart and
Mildred.
27-lp
BATTYE. Thank you to everyone
who helped make my retirement
memorable. Thank you to the staff
and students of Blyth Public School
for the lovely flowers and gifts, and
a special thank you to my Grade
1/2 class and their parents. In my
years at Blyth P.S. I have experi-
enced happiness and fulfillment. I
am grateful for the support of
parents and community. Last, but
not least, my heartfelt thanks and
love to my children who have given
me all the help and encouragement
any parent could wish for. The
unexpected party last Saturday was
wonderful. I really enjoyed meeting
all of my former colleagues again.
Thanks to all! — Elizabeth Battye.
27-lp
DIXON. To all who attended my
bridal shower and those who gave,
thank you so much for the lovely
gifts. A special thank you to Isabel
Wheeler for the reading of lovely
poems, Charlene Franken for her
wonderful singing with the
accompaniment of Betty Campbell
and Dawn White for a very touch-
ing poem. A very special thank you
to Shirley Wheeler, Audrey
Cardiff, Isabel Wheeler and
Claudia Maltais for organizing the
shower and serving a lovely lunch.
Thank you one and all for a
wonderful memory I will always
treasure. — Sincerely, Marian
Dixon. 27-1
RODGER. We sincerely thank our
former neighbours, our friends and
relatives for the party given in our
honor at the Auburn Hall on
Friday, June 16. Thanks to all who
organized the event, those
responsible for the lunch and for
those yummy cakes. Thanks also
for the lovely floor lamp, vase and
money. Although we have moved
to Goderich, we will always carry
fond memories of the Westfield
and Auburn community. Drop in
and see us sometime! Thanks again
for a wonderful evening.
Everything was greatly appreciated.
— Emer and Phyl. 27-1
ROULSTON. Thank you to all my
friends and family for the great
presents, flowers, cards and treats
you gave to me while I was in
Victoria Hospital. — Erin. 27-Ip
• More than 50 per cent of people
are unhappy with their body shape
or size. Two-thirds of adult women
at a healthy weight are dieting.
C
SCOTT. I would like to thank Dr.
Hanlon, Dr. Omole, Dr. Gear and
all the nursing staff/for your
wonderful care while I was a
patient in Wingham Hospital. I
appreciated the cards and visits
from friends and family. The kind
care I later received at Seaforth
Manor meant much to me and will
always be a lovely memory. —
Alice Scott. 27-1
TEN PAS. I would like to thank
everyone who attended my
community shower, on Monday,
June 26, 1995. Thank you for all
the beautiful and useful gifts, they
are an excellent addition to our new
home. Special thanks to Diane
Huether and those who helped her
make the evening very enjoyable,
and to the entertainment of Ethel
Brewer, and Mary Lowe, Amber
Park, Tracy Bosman and Lois
McArter. Thanks again. — Dawn
Ten Pas. 27-1
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FOOD FAIR: Food samples,
recipes, cooking demonstrations,
seminars on starting a food
business, Saturday, July 22, 11 a.m.
- 2 p.m. at the Blyth and District
Community Centre. 24-6p
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY TEA
The family of Marjorie (Arthur)
and Gordon Wall invite relatives,
friends and neighbours to attend a
"Come and Go Tea" in honour of
their parents' 50th Wedding
Anniversary on Sunday, July 16
from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m, in the
Fellowship Hall of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, Wingham.
(Best Wishes Only, Please). 27-2p
BLYTH FESTIVAL IS CELE-
brating warbrides in its upcoming
play, This Year, Next Year. If you
are a warbride living in the area,
give Joanne a call at the Festival at
523-4345 by Monday, July 10 for a
special invitation to Opening Night
July 19 to celebrate your contribu-
tion to Canada. 27-1
MONSTER EUCHRE TOURNA-
ment - St. Joseph's RC Church,
Clinton, Wednesday, July 12,
8 p.m. Over $100.00 in prizes.
Lunch provided. Everyone wel-
come. Sponsored by Knights of
Columbus. 27-lp
FUN FAIR! Brussels Lions Park
Hill, July 15, 1995, 10:00 a.m. -
4:00 p.m. Giant water slide, pony
rides, real goldfish pond, fortune
telling and much more!! Proceeds
toward The Ark Youth Centre. 27-2
WHILE AT THE BLUEWATER
Kennel Club's Dog Show in Blyth
on July 4-5-6 be sure to stop in at
the Auburn/Belgrave Co-op's booth
and see our wide selection of pet
supplies. 27-1
A TASTE OF COUNTRY
BARBECUE: beef, pork, turkey,
venison, hors d' oeuvres, salads
Saturday, July 22, 5 - 7 p.m. Blyth
& District Community Centre.
Adults $12, Children 12 and under
$6 (includes admission to the Food
Fair). Tickets available at the
Citizen Blyth and Brussels offices,
and Blyth Festival. 24-6p
CARD OF
THANKS
AUCTION
SALES
AUCTION SALE
of Household Effects, Antiques & Riding Lawn Mower
will be held for
PAUL & RHETA TRAYNOR, RR 2 WINGHAM, ONT.
Lot 30 Conc. 10 Turnberry Twp.
North end of Wingham turn west at Hodgin's Buildall and go 2
miles to the Horseshoe, or go north of Wingham on Hwy. 4 past
the Co-op corner, turn left -- approx. 2 miles. Watch for signs.
ON TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1995
AT 5:30 P.M.
Canadiana articulating riding lawn mower with front cut (good
condition), 1988 motorized golf cart (good condition).
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Gibson deep freeze, round tables and 4
chairs, chesterfield and chair, double bed and dresser, 2 drop
leaf tables, wooden arm chair, clover leaf table, double bed with
night tables and lamp, corner what-not, book table, small
wooden tables, couch, odd chairs, 2 wooden rocking chairs, old
bottles, lawn furniture and swing, pictures and mirror, colour TV
and stand, stereo and 2 speakers, sewing machine, vacuum
cleaner, drapes, jars, sets of dishes, blue cups.
ANTIQUES: pink depression glass, 2 antique washstands, 2
antique hutches, antique sideboard, antique table, gun FAC,
MISCELLANEOUS: Sears electric snow blower, 2 wheel trailer,
rotor mower, Stihl chain saw, BBQ, scrap Iron machinery, 2
snowmobiles, extension ladder, wagon load of hand tools and
dishes.
Plan to attend as property is sold.
TERMS: Cash or acceptable cheque with proper I.D. day of sale.
Not responsible for accidents. Verbal announcements take
precedence over advertising, items listed as described by owner.
For information call owner - Paul Traynor 519-357-3100
AUCTIONEER: BRIAN RINTOUL (519) 357-2349
CARD OF
THANKS
CARD OF
THANKS
COMING
EVENTS