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CARD OF
THANKS
-RATES-
20 words or less only
$4.00. Additional words
15e 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
ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
TWO BEDROOM FARMHOUSE
between Walton and Blyth.
References. For more information
call 523-4716. 17-1
NEWLY DECORATED APART-
ment. Your choice, upper or lower,
large living room, country kitchen,
2 bedroom, Auburn. $350 plus
utilities. Call 526-7355. 05-tfn
APARTMENT FOR RENT IN
Brussels, 2 bedroom, $400/month
plus hydro. Phone 1-519-229-8958.
28-tfn
BLYTH - TWO BEDROOM
apartment, utilities (except cable
and phone) included. References.
Phone 482-9371. 09-tfh
UPPER TWO BEDROOM APART-
ment in Brussels. Rent $300.00 per
month. Call for appointment 887-
6682. 16-tfn
FARMHOUSE FOR RENT -
Farmhouses located close to Blyth
available immediately. For more
information call: (519) 357-3330
(weekdays 8 - 5). 16-2
FARMHOUSE FOR RENT -
Beautiful 4-bedroom two-storey
brick farmhouse recently renovated
with new attached two-car garage.
Located on Hwy. #4 between Blyth
and Belgrave. Monthly rent $700
plus utilities. For inquiries call:
(519) 357-3330 (weekdays 8 - 5).
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TWO LOCATIONS AVAILABLE
in Clinton - new two bedroom,
quiet 4 plex, controlled entry, 4
appliances, laundry facilities
available, ideal for seniors, $450.00
and $475.00 monthly, plus utilities.
519-685-2264. 14-tfh
A ARTICLES
FOR SALE
386 - 25 COMPUTER, 2 MEGS
of RAM, 3 1/2 and 5 1/4 floppy
drives, colour monitor, mouse and
printer. Windows and DOS and
other games installed. $300 o.b.o.
Phone 887-6535. 17-2
SINGLE PEDESTAL OVAL
maple table and chairs, $250. 887-
6027. 17-1
21' TANDEM HOUSE TRAILER,
fridge, stove, furnace, tub, shower,
toilet, water heater, sleeps 6,
excellent condition. One Massey
Ferguson lawn sweeper. Call 887-
6924. 17-3
UPRIGHT ARMAND PIANO.
Phone 887-9061. 17-1
GIRL’S FISHER PRICE BARBIE
Bicycle, training wheels included,
asking $40. Single wooden bed,
mattress and box springs, $100.
Phone 523-9855 after 4. 17-1
486 DX33 COMPUTER, 8 MEGS
of RAM, monitor, keyboard $300.
o.b.o. Phone 887-6535. 17-2
PINE AND SPRUCE WINDBREAK
trees, 2' to 4' tall, bareroot, $5.00
each. Treebelt - 523-9771. 17-2
1983 HONDA GL 650 SILVER
Wing touring bike. Excellent
condition, $2,595. Call 887-6402.
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SUPERIOR WHITE SEED POTA-
toes available at North Huron
Gardens, RR 1, Ethel, 887-6870.
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Greyhaven Gardens
is Open!
• We have a full line of nursery stock,
vines, roses, &
• Perennials, hanging baskets,
bedding plants
• Mixed flowering containers
• & much more
Stop in soon!
1/8 mile west of Londesboro,
turn west at Hillcrest Restaurant
(519) 523-9781
AUCTION
SALES
!♦♦♦♦
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AUCTION SALE ♦
to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building In Clinton for the i
Estate of Leslie Watson of Seaforth, Estate of Irene (Pat) of ▼
Seaforth, Mrs. Rumble of Clinton, Gladys Evans of Goderich plus ▼
other additions ♦
SATURDAY, MAY 3 AT 9 A.M. ♦
SPORTS CARDS sell at 10 a.m., singles, sets, waxed boxes ♦
memorabilia. |
COINS sell at 11 a.m., approx. 50 lots, good offering. ♦
APPLIANCES: matching harvest gold fridge and stove (look real ♦
good), 2 apt. size freezers, microwave, vacuum cleaner, Frigidaire ♦
fridge, wringer washer, dryer, portable washer, Hot Point 30 Inch ♦
stove (real clean), dehumidifier, beer fridge, Electrolux vac with ♦
power head, sewing machine, celling fan, humidifier, antique i
wooden case fridge with compressor. •
ANTIQUES/FURNITURE: oak ice box, antique flat-to-wall cupboard, ♦
antique wooden wheelchair, antique marble top dresser, book case, ♦
treadle sewing machine, antique coffee table, 2 door china cabinet, ♦
small china cabinet, apt size dining table, corner what-not, 1898 ♦
pocket watch, portable colour TV with remote, beds, bedroom ♦
furniture, Aladdin lamp, antique dishes and glassware, bedding, i
garden tools, Elmira fireplace Insert, chesta bed, davenport, plus ♦
our usual large offering of mlsc. Items, garden tools, platform *
scale, steel posts, 3 cattle oilers, electric 3 wheel scooter.
Two Auctioneers selling at the same time.
RICHARD LOBB, AUCTIONEER 519-482-7898 CLINTON
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7 AT 11 A.M.: combine, 2 tractors, farm
machinery, 11/4 miles north of Kippen on Highway 4 for Ted Oud
233-9219.
THURSDAY, MAY 8 AT 10 A.M.: grain and feed bins, tractor augers,
truck, feed grinding and mixing equipment and property, Varna
♦: . . ..... .......tFeed Mill, Varna 233-9219 (Mill), 263-2113 (Home).
BAKKER. We would like to thank
everyone who attended the surprise
25th anniversary party held for us
on Saturday. Thank you for your
good wishes, cards and gifts, they
are all very much appreciated and
you have made this a very memor
able day for us. Special thanks to
our children Karen and Mike, Ruth
Anne, Michael and all our families
for all their hard work. Also thank
you to Glen and Marie Webster for
the dinner and all their work in
making this a very special day for
us. Thank you. - Marinus &
Margaret Bakker. 17-lp
|A AUCTION
SALES
BRIAN RINTOUL
Auction Calendar
Sat., May 10
John & Ann Semjanovs
Amaranth Township
(Orangeville)
Farm machinery
Sat., May 17
Amish Benefit Auction
Sale Hospital Fund
St. Helens
Mon., May 19
Estates of Eva McGill
& Lewis Cook
Belgrave Arena
Sat., May 24
Ken & Audrey McKague
Turnberry Twp.
Sat., Mav 31
Don & Ruth Bell
Kinloss Township
Sat., June 7
Amish Benefit (School Fund)
Milverton
Kitchener Stock Yards (Olex)
Every Tues. & Thurs.
Brussels Livestock
every Friday
RR #3 Wingham
357-2349
DEVRIES. I was very touched last
week when a beautiful basket of
flowers was delivered to my home,
with a card with more than 30
names of friends and neighbours.
My son Pete's wife Rose had
passed away after battling with
cancer for more than a year. It feels
so good when people care about
you at times like these. I would like
to thank all of you who sent cards,
food and made phone calls and
those beautiful flowers for your
friendship and love. It will never be
forgotten. - Sincerely, Jane
Devries. 17-1
FORAN. I wish to express my
deepest appreciation for everyone
who attended my community bridal
shower. Your gifts and kind words
will always be remembered. - Joy
Foran. 17-1
FORAN-LAMMERANT. We
would like to thank everyone who
attended our stag and doe, the
memories will last a lifetime. A
special thanks to our wedding party
for all their hard work. - Joy and
Randy. 17-1
FOTHERGILL. Ted and June
Fothergill wish to thank relatives,
friends and neighbours for the gifts,
cards and money received on the
occasion of their 40th wedding
anniversary. This day will long be
remembered. 17-lp
GLOUSHER. I wish to thank
family and friends for cards,
' flowers, visits and enquiries while
in Wingham Hospital. Special
thanks to doctors and nurses. -
Marie. 17-1
GROPP. I would like to thank my
family and friends for their
assistances, calls and visits last
week. Special thanks to my co
workers at The Citizen for the
lovely flowers and to the Brussels
Bombers for their gift which
brought a little sunshine into our
home. Grateful appreciation to the
ER and OR nurses at Listowel
Hospital, Dr. Michael Shannon and
Dr. Paul Rutherford. And love to
my husband and kids for their
patient pampering. - Bonnie. 17-lp
GULUTZEN/HALLAHAN. We
would like to thank all those who
attended our Buck and Doe on
Saturday night, especially the
wedding party and other friends for
helping out. Your hard work was
appreciated. It was a great night.
Thank you. Sincerely - Bill
Gulutzen and Christine Hallahan.
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HALLAHAN. I would like to thank
everyone for attending my com
munity shower. A special thank
you to Diane and Marian for all
their hard work. It was wonderful
to see so many family and friends.
Thank you for your great advice
and all the wonderful gifts.
Sincerely - Christine Hallahan. 17-1
KING. O God our help in ages past,
Our hope for years to come,
Our shelter from the stormy blast,
And our eternal home.
It is with deep gratitude and love
that we extend our sincere thanks to
all who sent flowers, cards,
delicious food and donated to the
Melville Musical Instrument Fund
in memory of Chris who truly
loved music. The support of friends
and family and all those who
offered condolences and sympathy
is greatly appreciated. The ladies of
the church provided a bountiful
luncheon and catered in their caring
and capable manner. Thank you
one and all for everything you did
to help us. - Shelley, Laura,
Joanne, Bill, Bill, Tammy, Justine,
Willie and Kassandra, Karla,
Darryl. 17-1
RILEY. The family of the late
Elizabeth Riley wish to express
their deepest gratitude to family
and friends who were there to give
their kind support in the loss of a
dear mother, grandmother and
sister. A sincere thank you for
sympathy cards, donations to
charities, and the many beautiful
floral tributes. We are deeply
grateful to Sharon Wurm for her
comforting message and to Karen
Bruinsma for her lovely solo. To
the McCallum and Palla Funeral
Home for their kind service, to the
pallbearers and flower bearers. A
special thank you to the ladies of
Victoria Street United Church for
the lovely lunch they provided after
the service. Your kindness will
long be remembered. - The Riley
family and Gladys and Ralph
Caldwell. 17-lp
SANDERSON. I would like to
thank my family and friends for
their acts of kindness, cards and
calls at the time of my injury.
Special thanks to my husband and
children for all their love and help.
-Maria. 17-lp
VOLK. The family of the late Lois
Volk sincerely thanks relatives,
friends and neighbours for flowers,
cards, donations and words of
comfort during the loss of our
sister. A very special thanks to the
Londesboro U.C.W. for a great
lunch, Rev. Paul Ross for an inspir
ational service, Beattie-Falconer
Funeral Home (Blyth Chapel) for
exceptional services. Many special
thanks to nurses and staff of
Clinton Hospital for such great care
and understanding during her
sickness. Thanks to those who we
may have missed who may have
helped out during the past few
months. Thank you, Lois's family.
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c COMING
EVENTS
THE HURON COUNTY LONG
Term Committee plans for long
term care services for Huron
County residents. Next meeting:
May 13, 1997 at 9:30 a.m. at the
Board of Education Office, Clinton.
Everyone welcome! 17-1