HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1997-12-17, Page 17THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17,1997. PAGE 17.
ARTICLES
FOR SALE
CARD OF
THANKS
COMING
EVENTS
-RATES-
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
A ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
3 BEDROOM FARMHOUSE, 3
miles northeast of Blyth, no pets,
need references. Phone 523-9373.
49-tfh
APARTMENT FOR RENT IN
Brussels, heated and appliances.
References required. Phone 887-
6408. 35-tfn
THREE BEDROOM DUPLEX
house in Wingham, available end
of October. Phone 357-1378. 41-tfn
IN BLYTH, 2 - 3 BEDROOM
semis, large yard, good parking,
$375 and $425 plus utilities. Phone
887-9007. 37-tfh
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT,
central location, Blyth, fridge,
stove, laundry, heat and hydro
included. Reasonable rent.
References required. Phone 482-
9371. 32-tfh
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ADVENT COOKIES ARE AVAIL-
able to order prepared by Jeanette
Boynton and Co. All proceeds from
this project go towards Project
Uplift of Brussels United Church.
Cost is $10 for a beautiful plate of
various seasonal goodies available
on December 20. Call 887-6043 or
887-6259 to order. 47-3
A ARTICLES
FOR SALE
SWEET APPLE CIDER.
Macintosh, Northern Spy,
Delicious, Mutsu, Cortland,
Spartan, Empire, Ida Red apples.
Wellesley apple butter. Contact
Boyd Taylor, 523-9279. 49-2b
ELECTRIC WATER HEAT, 40
gal. size, 6 yr. old. Contact 523-
4297. 49-1
BOBCAT SKIDSTEER LOADER,
20 hp., bucket and fork. Phone 526-
7387. 49-lp
OTTOMAN, COFFEE AND TWO
end tables, two lamps and student's
desk. Phone 887-6761 or 887-6851.
49-1
1993 SAFARI RALLY SNOW-
mobile, 500 cc, 2 up seat w/
backrest. Walk-behind snowblower
with 26" cut. Wood splitter -
complete unit. Phone 887-b726.
49-2
FRESH OVEN READY GEESE,
8 to 10 lbs. Phone 523-9586. 49-1
CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE:
Pine, Spruce and snow-tipped
Douglas Fir, 11/4 miles south of
Wingham and 1 1/4 miles down
Golf Club road. Glen Casemore
357-1498. 464
2 CYLINDER AIR COMPRESSOR
with 5 hp. motor and 60 gal. tank.
$500 or best offer. Phone 523-
4816. 47-tfn
COMPUTER CHRISTMAS
Special - Pentium 166 MMX, 32
MB RAM, 1.7 GB, 24X CD-ROM,
mouse, stereo speakers, 33.6 fax,
Windows '95, monitor, Canon
colour printer, $16/wk., 1-800-515-
5545. Free Delivery. 47-3
CHRISTMAS TREES - SCOTCH
Pine, White Pine, Fraser Fir and
Balsam. Niel Edgar, Hwy. 86-3
miles west of Wingham. Delivery
available. Phone 357-2122. 46-4
LADIES' WINTER COATS,
short and long, sizes 10-18 in black
and brown; 2 men's wool coats at
$200 each, size large. Phone J.
McNeil 519-887-6045. 48-2p
MAITSIDE ORCHARDS,
Brussels. Fresh pressed cider -
great for your Christmas party.
Apples, good selection including
Northern Spy, Gala, Talman Sweet,
Russet. Phone 887-6883. 48-2p
SUPER STEREOS - JVC OR
Fisher, 400 watts, prologic
surround, 5 speakers, double
cassette, 60 CD, awesome home
theatre, $ll/wk, free delivery,
1-800-256-1722. 47-3
FRESH CUT CHRISTMAS
TREES for sale - Balsam Fir,
Scotch Pine and Spruce. Treebelt,
1 mile west of Blyth, 523-9771.,
47-3
WE DO LAMINATING UP TO
13" wide, custom T-shirts - great
for Christmas, photo-scanned
business cards. "Your imagination
is our creation." Great prices. Lynn
523-9271. 48-3
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SANTA CAME EARLY TO THE
McCALL'S. Amanda, Dwayne and
Janessa are thrilled to announce the
safe arrival of Angela Patrica,
weighing 8 lbs. 13 oz. on Dec. 10.
Proud parents are Don and Darlene
McCall. Spoiling privileges go to
Lois McCall of Brussels and Pat
G amble of Teeswater. 49-lp
With Osteoporosis
a fractured hip could be
a life sentence.
Osteoporosis
Society
■ • > ■ of Canada
Call 1-800-463-6842
for more information.
c CARD OF
THANKS
TO THE COMMUNITY OF
BRUSSELS AND AREA for their
generous support of the Tree of
Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smith for
their donation of a beautiful blue
spruce. Ross Smith, Warren Wray,
Neil and Paul Gowing for putting
the tree up. Don Crawford, our high
in the sky light man, Ashley Keffer
and local businesses for selling.
Thanks to Betty Graber for her
special Christmas message at the
tree lighting, Optimists for
providing hay rides for the evening,
Carol Thornton for serving
refreshments, Ruth Uyl for being
there for photos, an appearance by
Santa and the Legion for sending
the names out on cable. As always,
Sue Gowing for supporting us with
her time and energy. She is truly a
blessing to us all. - The Ark 49-1
TO THE BRUSSELS BUSINESS
GROUP who gave of their time to
provide the community with a
fantastic night of entertainment
with their pageant and fashion
show. We are very grateful for the
offer of admission being a donation
to our youth centre, which provided
us with $200. Thanks to the group
who provided baking for the lunch,
Grace Jutzi for musical inter
mission, the Legion for providing
the facility, the Cadets for setting
up the hall and the youth who
helped to serve. - The Ark. 49-1
HICKS. I would like to thank Dr.
Hay, Dr. Flowers and nurses of
Clinton Public Hospital for special
care given to me during my stay.
Also thanks to family, friends, and
neighbours for many visits, cards,
flowers, phone calls and food
brought to my home. Special
thanks to Rev. Huntley and Rev.
Ross fortheir visits. Your kindness
will never be forgotten. Thanks
again. - Doris and Debbie. 49-lp
JAMES. The family of the late
Winnifred James wish to extend a
sincere thanks to friends and
relatives for their many acts of
kindness during her illness and at
the time of her funeral. Thanks for
the flowers, charitable donations
and gifts of food sent to our homes.
A special thanks to Rev. Nancy
Beale for her many visits to the
hospital and her prayers and
support she gave to Wynn and all
of us. Thanks also to Dr. Edwards
and the staff of Seaforth
Community Hospital for the
excellent care she received, and to
the staff of Betts Funeral Home for
their help and understanding.
Sincere appreciation to the
Anglican Church Women for the
lovely lunch. - Annie James and
family. 49-lp
WHERE DO YOU TURN
TO SEE
WHO GOT
MARRIED?
YOUR NEWSPAPER:
The link to your community
McGAVIN. Words seem
inadequate for the love and support
we have received since the death of
our infant daughter Taylor. The
overwhelming amounts of food,
flowers, gifts, donations, cards,
visits and phone calls by family
and friends will always be
remembered. To our parents and
family, your special love and
compassion for us has helped make
each day a little more bearable.
Thank you for everything. Thank
you to Rev. James Murray. You
don't know how much your
soothing words, prayers and
understanding at the hospital,
funeral and at home have helped to
try to ease our pain. Thanks also to
Rev. Cheri Dinova. Thank you to
Dr. Percival for your care during
our pregnancy and since returning
home. Thanks also to Cindy, Rita
and Barb, Dr. Walker and Dr.
Edwards from the Seaforth Clinic.
From Stratford General Hospital,
we thank Dr. Whitmore, Eugene
and special nurses Carol and Nancy
for your professionalism and
understanding. We would also like
to thank Ross Ribey Funeral Home
for your guidance and under
standing. You will live in our
hearts forever Taylor. God Bless
you all - Brian, Shelley, Brandon
and Abby McGavin. 49-1
McLELLAN. I would like to thank
everyone for the kindness shown
me and my family at the time of my
sister's death, Mrs. Gladys Halt of
Palmerston. The expressions of
sympathy, cards, flowers and phone
calls were a great comfort at this
difficult time. - Edna McLellan and
family. 49-1
McWhirter, i would like to
thank all the staff at the Wingham
Hospital, also the people who drove
me to Wingham and London,
Bobbie, Cheryl and Bruce, and
Kim Higgins, my niece, Jim and
Kathy Bridge, Lome Draper who
drove me to Wingham, the
neighbours and the Legion who
gave me fruit baskets, Dr. Hanlon,
Bobbie and Bruce who kept me at
their place after my operation in
London. Many thanks to everyone.
- Bill McWhirter. 49-1
COMING
EVENTS
THE OPTIMIST CLUB OF BLYTH
is sponsoring free skating on Dec.
29, 1:30 to 3:00, Blyth arena.
Everyone welcome. 49-2
VISIT SANTA IN HIS WORK-
shop, 22 Flora Street, Brussels,
Dec. 21, 22, 23 - 6:30 - 8 p.m. 49-1
SINGLES DANCE - SATURDAY,
Dec. 20 at the Listowel Kin Station.
Dancing 8-12 p.m. Music by: The
Country Troubadours. 49-lp
EVERYONE IS INVITED TO A
Community Carol Sing-a-long at
the Brussels United Church,
Monday, December 22 at 7:30 p.m.
If you like to sing Christmas
favourites join us for an hour and
bring your friends! 49-1
OPEN HOUSE INVITATION.
To tour Christmas in our Country
Homes and enjoy refreshments,
sweets and Xmas decor, Monday,
Dec. 29, 6:30 p.m. - ? For
directions and information phone
Wilma Scott 357-3778 or Deanna
Snell 523-4711. Free will donation
appreciated. 49-1
NEW YEAR'S EVE POTLUCK
Dance at Brussels Legion, 9-1,
$5.00 per person. Limited tickets.
Tickets available at Murray's
Barbershop or the Legion. 48-2
COME & JOIN IN OUR
celebration of Christmas at
Cornerstone Bible Fellowship,
Ethel, on Sunday, Dec. 21 at 7 p.m.
Everyone welcome. 48-2
HELPM________WANTED________
LOOKING TO HIRE CUTTER/
skidder operator. Must be reliable
and hard working. Prefer
experienced person, but will train
person with potential. Work
references necessary. Only serious
individuals need to apply. Call and
leave a message 523-9385. 49-2
SOCIAL WORKER, REGISTERED
Nurse or equivalent with current
knowledge of psychiatry required
for progressive, adult community
based psychiatric day treatment
program. Must be motivated,
dynamic, enthusiastic, and able to
work with a multi-disciplinary
team. Experience with running
therapeutic programs and
individual counselling required.
Computer skills helpful. Full time
shared position between Seaforth
and Clinton Community Psychia
tric Service. Resumes to Maureen
Thomas, Seaforth CPS, Box 1019,
Seaforth, Ont. N0K 1W0, 527-2711
fax 527-2712. Thanks to all
applicants. Those selected for
interview will be notified. 49-1
TOWNSHIP OF
HULLETT
Requiring part-time office
support staff for general
clerical and reception
duties. Computer know
ledge essential.
Applications will be received
at the Municipal Office, P.O.
Box 226, Londesboro,
Ontario, N0M 2H0, until
Tuesday, December 30, 1997
at 4:00 p.m. Only those
applicants selected for an
Interview will be contacted.
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