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HOUSE TO RENT - IN BRUSSELS,
available November 1. Phone 887-
6768. 37-2
THREE BEDROOM APARTMENT
with yard for rent in Blyth. Call
523-9428. 33-tin
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
in Brussels, $450.00 includes
everything. Phone 519-743-9298.
20-tin
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
in Brussels, heat included.
Available immediately. 887-6408.
36-tin
GROUND FLOOR STORE FRONT
office in Brussels, 2 piece bath,
insulated, electric heat, air
conditioned. 887-6164. 36-2
MODERN 2 BEDROOM APART-
ment, 1,000 sq. ft. with appliances
and hookup for washer and dryer.
Repainted. $395 plus utilities.
Downtown Blyth. 291-2145 days,
357-4049 evenings. 35-tin
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ARTICLES
FOR SALE
FARM FRESH APPLES, SWEET
cider, apple butter, new crop honey.
Maitside Orchards, County Rd. 16,
Brussels. Phone 887-6883. Open
daily. 36-2p
COLONIAL STYLE SOFA,
brown and beige upholstery. Phone
887-6745. 37-1p
HAIR PIECES, PERMANENT
attachment, human or synthetic,
sales and services. The Perfect
Look, 1-800-817-2221. 37-tin
PATHFINDER'S BLOUSE AND
scarf, like new, only $25. Phone
523-9636 after 5:30 p.m. 37-1p
ONE HITACHI STEREO SYSTEM
includes radio, tape player and
turntable and equalizer with large
speakers. Paid $1,300 new, sell for
$400. Phone 887-9141. Excellent
condition. 37-lp
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1995. PAGE 19.
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20 words or less only
$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
BLYTH, 3 BEDROOM BUNG-
alow, excellent location, available
October 1, monthly rent $475 plus
utilities. References required.
Phone 523-9435. 35 & 37
TWO BEDROOM FARMHOUSE
between Blyth and Londesboro,
available immediately. References
required. Phone 523-9610. 37-tfn
16 X 24 FT. SINGLE CAR garage
for sale. Call 887-9576 or 887-
6273. 37-1
METAL STANLEY GARAGE
door 7' high x 10' wide, hardware
included. Phone 887-6809. 37-lp
OIL FURNACE, 8 YEARS OLD,
in excellent condition. Asking $500
o.b.o. Phone 523-4403. 3'7-lp
CATHY'S SHOPPE - UNIQUE
gifts, great prices, fall decorating. 1
1/4 miles north of Winthrop, turn
right, second place on left. If I'm
home I'm open days and evenings.
Call 527-1484. 37-3
LARGE DARK PINE, 4 DOOR
china cabinet, glass doors on top,
like new. Phone 519-887-9066.
37-1p
SIX TWENTY-WEEK-OLD
pullets, brown egg layers, $5/bird.
Phone 887-6024. 37-1
AUCTION
SALE
OF MACHINERY,
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
& MISCELLANEOUS
will be held for
J. Fehr, RR 1 Seaforth
Go north of Seaforth to Winthrop
and one mile west - on Conc. 8
of McKillop Township
SATURDAY, SEPT. 23
11:00 AM
— VEHICLES —
1976 Lincoln 2 door (sell as is);
1977 Ford pickup half ton (sell
as is); 1978 Kawasaki 340 liquid
cooled snowmobile.
— RABBITS —
72 doe and 10 buck rabbits;
cages; 45 ft. trailer used for
rabbits.
— MACHINERY —
Two tractors; 18 ft. trailer;
Cockshutt 5 furrow plow; three
furrow plow; three small trailers;
trail disc; eight ton feed tank;
snowblower; two cement mixers;
scuffler for lawn; post hole
digger.
— HOUSEHOLD —
Electric sewing machine; sewing
machine; organ; electric house
fans; ten electric heaters; flower
stand; vacuum cleaner.
— MISCELLANEOUS —
Pioneer chainsaw; bus frame; 4
tires for Dodge truck; rods for
car and truck; steel fence posts;
angle iron; shovels; bicycles;
eight 30 ft. rafters; blue square
siding; black & white vinyl. Two
wagon loads of small items.
TERMS: Cash or acceptable
cheque with proper I.D. day of
sale. Not responsible for
accidents. Verbal announce-
ments take precedence over
advertising, items listed as
described by owner.
For information call owner -
J Fehr - 519-527-2114
AUCTIONEER:
BRIAN RINTOUL
519-357-2349
COATS-CUNNINGHAM. Rob
and Debra Coates of 47 Robinson
St., London are happy to announce
the arrival of Alexander Edward, a
baby brother for Jasmine born on
September 8, 1995. Spoiling
privileges go to grandparents Tom
and Ila Cunningham, Auburn; Bob
and Elva Coates, Saudi Arabia;
great-grandmothers Norma Grigg,
Clinton; and Lillian Park, London.
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BRUSSELS R.B.I. Ladies Fastball
Team would like to thank Brussels
Country Inn for supplying the team
with new ball shirts. Thank you
also to Frank Stretton for spending
time with the team. 37-1
C.C.Y. would like to thank all
those who helped with the Rhythm
and News Concert. Special thanks
to The Gift Chest, Donut Delite,
J.R.'s Chesterfried Chicken,
Brussels Lions Club, Bainton's,
IGA Brussels, Belgrave Co-op,
CKNX-AM and FM 102. And a
Big Thank You to all those who
bought tickets. 37-1
DAER. We would like to thank the
Blyth Firemen for such a quick
response to our fire and thanks to
anyone else who was involved in
helping in any way. - Bert and
Dorothy Daer. 36- 1p
DEVRIES. I would like to thank
Dr. Hanlon and Dr. Flowers for
their excellent care while in
Wingham Hospital. The nurses on
second floor were just wonderful.
Thanks also to Rev. Cam
McMillan, Rev. Rae Brent and
Rev. Nielson coming to see me. I
am very grateful for the visits,
cards, flowers and goodies from
family, friends and neighbours. It
was all very much appreciated.
Sincerely - Jane Devries. 37-1
GWYN. A very special "Thank
You" to John Lyons for pulling me
to safety when I slipped and fell out
of the loader when it took fire and
to Bob Machan for the transporta-
tion to Clinton Hospital. To Dr.
Salsbury, thank you and the
ambulance drivers for taking me to
Goderich Hospital and Dr.
Pototschnik, thank you. To Louise,
a special thanks for leaving work to
be with Ella and for bringing me
home for the five days. Thank you
Wilmer for taking me back to the
Clinton Hospital and all the trips
you made for me. To Dr. Hay, the
nurses and staff and for the loan of
the wheelchair, a sincere thank you.
A heartfelt thanks, to all for the
treats, cards, phone inquiries and
visits. Thank you to Fannie
Somers, Lloyd Glousher and all my
co-workers. To Ella, Louise, Paul
and Natasha (for the rose) your
love and support is appreciated.
Carman Gwyn. 37-lp
JACKLIN. Lawrence and Mildred
sincerely thank our family, Don
and Joyce, Marlene and Brian,
Gordon and Debbie Cann, Wayne
and our grandchildren, Shawn and
Sharie, Bobbi Jo, David and Janice
and friend Bradley Rodges, for
taking us to The Ranch House in
Blyth on Sunday to celebrate
Lawrence's 80th birthday. The
smorgasbord was delicious. Also
thanks for the gifts and inviting
Mildred's sister, Margaret Lindner
and Walter Schlueter to be a part of
it. Sure reminds us, as it does so
often throughout the year, how nice
it is to have a family. — Lawrence
and Mildred. 37-1
JARDIN. Our sincere thanks to all
who attended our 25th anniversary
celebration and remembered us
with cards, gifts and flowers. A
special thanks to all who partici-
pated in the renewing of vows skit
and to those who organized the
party. — Harold and Nancy Jardin.
37-1
MANNING, McALISTER. A
warm thank you to Dan and Donna
Taylor, proprietors of The Blyth
Apothecary, for their support of
local artists. The generous donation
of their storefront windows for an
exhibition of paintings and bronzes
in the summer of '95, is greatly
appreciated by Jo Manning and
Leda McAlister. 37-1p
McCALL. A sincere thanks to
everyone for their thoughtfulness
and concern after my fall. Your
visits, cards, flowers, gifts and
treats were very much enjoyed
while I was a patient in Seaforth
Hospital and since returning home.
Thanks again, it was all
appreciated. - Betty. 3'7-lp
SCHNEIDER. We would like to
thank all our family and friends for
making our day a happy occasion.
Special thanks go to the Coffee
Club at the Walton Inn, Linda
Baillie and Jean Prescott for their
help at the reception and the ladies
of the Guild for taking care of the
dinner. Thanks also for the gifts,
cards and best wishes we received,
they are all greatly appreciated.
Thanks again. - Lois and Merv.
37-1
WHITTARD. I guess knowing my
picture was to be in your paper was
too much for me. Many thanks for
flowers, visits and calls I received
while in hospital and since coming
home. Thanks to Doug for getting
Bush to the hospital and to Rev. N.
Beale for her visits. - Lois
Whittard. 37-lp
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TIPS
(NC)—Selenium, an essential
mineral, is also a valuable tool in
cancer prevention. One study after
another has shown that high intake
of selenium lowers one's cancer
risk. Optimum total intake (from
food and supplements) is at least
200 to 400 micrograms daily.
Vitamin E boosts selenium's health-
ful properties.
li!formation proyided by (he
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Coming event. Inform The Citizen
EVENING AUCTION SALE
of Home Furnishings and Antiques
consigned from homes in the
Teeswater-Wingham-Brussels area
will be held In
Teeswater Agri-Curl Building
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,
AT 6:00 P.M.
AUCTIONEERS: WALLACE BALLAGH, TEESWATER 392-6170
GRANT McDONALD, RIPLEY 395-5353
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Antique furniture, glassware, collectable* to be held at
Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton
FOR THE ESTATE OF VELMA HAIST OF SEAFORTH
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 AT 9 A.M.
APPLIANCES: Modern Moffat fridge, 24 inch electric stove,
Energy 7 chest freezer, spin dry washer.
ANTIQUES: Large antique piano, hall stand with mirror,
phonograph, bonnet chest, pressback rocker, china cabinet, chests
of drawers with mustache pulls, buffet, sideboard bottom, treadle
sewing machine, washstand, blanket box, parlour tables, old radio,
old dining table, school desk, old pictures, antique dressers with
mirrors, trunks, antique bed, 5 cream cans, toy wagon, 2 fancy old
light fixtures, wicker fern stand, crocks and jugs, oak swivel office
chair, small desk, oil painting, wooden rocker, old high chair,
hooked rug, 2 miniature stoves, sad irons, lantern, oil lamps,
wooden plane, scrub board, approx. 200 salt and pepper shakers,
glassware, bedding, some material, odd tables, garden tiller, electric
lawn mower, plus many other hems too numerous to mention.
Terms: Cash or Cheque with proper I.D.
AUCTIONEER: RICHARD LOBB 482-7898
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 AT 9 A.M.: CNR items, antiques, Capel
rugs, table top phonograph. Another good auction at Lobb Auction,
Clinton.
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