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15c each.
50c 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
AVAILABLE JUNE 1, DOWN-
town Brussels, second storey, 2
bedroom apartment, private
entrance, parking, completely
renovated, $375 plus utilities.
References. Phone 887-9007.19-tfn
180 DRUMMOND ST. W., BLYTH
seniors apartment, $575, heat and
hydro included. Phone 523-9695.
44-tfn
BLYTH - AVAILABLE APRIL 1,
2 bedrooms, includes fridge, stove,
heat and hydro, no animals,
references required. Contact 482-
9371. 12-tfn
HOUSE FOR RENT IN COUNTRY.
Phone 523-4207. References
required.' 21-2
A ARTICLES
FOR SALE
MEMORIAL TOMBSTONE
saddles and vases. New and redo’s
available at Luann’s Country
Flowers, Blyth, 523-4440. 22-3
CLEAN FILL AVAILABLE.
Yours for the trucking fee.
Brussels, 887-9422. 22-1
HEART HEALTHY EMU MEAT
low fat, low cholesterol and Emu
oil. Meat prices reduced by 50%
and more. Summer sausage and
smoked sausage. Adrian Vos 523-
4294. 24-tfn
AFFORDABLE, EASY TO
install and maintenance-free steel
roof shingles. Assorted non-fading
colours available with a 50-year
guarantee. For more information
call Diamond Steel Roofing at 357-
3760 or toll free 1-888-810-ROOF
(7663). 20-3
300 VARIETIES OF PERENNIALS
and bedding plants. Open from
April to October. Cory Sanders,
887-6306, west of Brussels on Cty.
Rd. 16. 19-6
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AUCTION SALE
of Tractors, Farm Machinery and Miscellaneous
will be held for
Delmar and Judy Sproul
Lot 14, Cone. 2, East Wawanosh Township
1 corner south of Dungannon and 1 mile east
SATURDAY, JUNE 5 -10:30 A.M.
TRACTORS: 1995 Ford 8210 4 WD - cab, fully equipped, 1800
hrs., 14.9.28 front tires, 20.8.38 rear tires (20.8.38 snap on duals);
MF 375 4 WD with Quickie 620 loader, 800 hrs., bucket, manure
fork, bale prong and pallet fork, 16.9.30 tires.
MACHINERY: NH 492 9 ft. haybine (good condition), NH 67
square baler, George Smythe 9 ft. double auger snowblower, NH
rake, JD 8 row corn planter with hoppers & insecticides, NH 28
forage blower, two 20 ft. racks & wagons, IH 18 ft. cultivator, MF
43 22 run all grain & grass seeder, seed drill, two 20 ft. round bale
wagons, 20 in. tires, 47 ft. Westfield 7 in. grain auger, two 2000
Allis Chalmers 16 in. and 18 in. 4 furrow plows, chain harrows,
four 375 bu. Killbros gravity bins, 350 Killbros gravity bin with
extension, 8 section diamond harrows, 3PH swath turner, 3PH
scraper blade, 8 ft. Onan 60 KW generator on trailer, New Idea
180 bu. flail spreader, 10 ft. Crow packer with two 8 ft. pups,
Turnco sprayer.
MISCELLANEOUS: 5TE hopper feed bin on legs, 3PH hydraulic
wood splitter with electric controls, bale feeder, buzz saw, air
compressor, 40 ft. & 32 ft. extension ladders, 20 in. wagon tires,
2 stock water troughs, wagon snapper, hog scale, logging
chains, forks and shovels, sledge hammers, chain tighteners, 4
in. & 6 in. grain augers, electric fence stakes, cattle oilers, house
trim machine, hen crates, two cast iron kettles, pig feeders, feed
cart, cage wire, steel gates, steel barn posts, large anvil, steel
rod, 2 in. x 8 in. lumber, barn timbers, misc. lumber, planks &
plywood, transfer pump, approx. 40 4 ft. x 5 ft. round bales of
straw.
Plan to attend. Owner is sharecropping the land and has no
more use for his machinery and miscellaneous. 2 wagon loads
of farm related items. Lunch booth.
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 more information call Delmar Sproul evenings
at (519) 529-7273
AUCTIONEERS: Brian Rintoul (519) 357-2349
Bill Horst (519) 595-2626
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ECKERT. Big sister Christina
wishes to proudly announce the
early but safe arrival of Jamie Lee,
weighing 6 lbs. 13 oz. on May-24,
1999. She is the daughter of Kim
and Darrel Eckert. 22-1
HIGGINS. Meagan, Melissa, Kate
and Stuart would like to welcome
their little sister Loretta May Anne
on May 20 at the Wingham
Hospital. She weighed 8 lbs. 9 oz.
Proud parents are Greg and Betty
Jane. Loretta is the 47th grandchild
for John Foran and the fifth for
Chester and WiIda Higgins. 22-1
JONES. Rod, Heather and big
sister, Shae-Lynn are very pleased
to announce the birth of their new
baby girl. Sherydan Mikaela was
born on May 21 at Clinton Public
Hospital weighing 8 lbs. A very
special thank you to the Huron
County Midwifery Service and the
staff at the hospital. Proud
grandparents are John and Marie
McIntosh of Brussels and Ron and
Marilyn Jones of Wingham. 22-1
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KELLINGTON. Kevin and Rose
are thrilled to announce the arrival
of their son, Logan Kevin, born
May 21, 1999, weighing 9 lbs. - a
little brother for Victoria and
Mitchell. Proud grandparents are
Bill and Gert Kellington, Dave and
Alice Marks, all of Brussels and
great-grandparents Gerrit and
Marie Verbeek of Brussels and
Eileen Marks of Wroxeter. Thank
you to Daddy, Aunt Sandra, Dr.
Shannon and the O.B. nurses at
Stratford General Hospital for all
the excellent care and support.
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NEWSPAPERS ARE
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AND MORE
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PARENTS
It all starts with Newspapers
BLYTH LADIES SLOW PITCH.
On behalf of the Blyth Ladies Slow
Pitch team, we would like to thank
our sponsors for their support
towards our team shirts and
equipment. Your support is greatly
appreciated. - Razor’s Edge. 22-lp
THE BRUSSELS UNITED
Church Youth Group would like to
thank McCutcheon Motors for the
use of their lot for our car wash.
Also thanks to the patrons who
helped make it a success. 22-lp
FISCHER. Wasn’t that a party? We
would like to thank family, friends
and neighbours for helping us
celebrate our 25th anniversary.
Many thanks for the gifts, cards
and best wishes. Special thanks to
Brett, Clint, Chad, Jenna and Laura
for all their thoughtfulness and hard
work. Also a big thank you to all
the people who helped the kids pull
it all together. The cleanup crew
did an extra special job. We are
really blessed to have so many
great family and friends. Your
thoughtfulness is deeply
appreciated. Sincerely - Murray
and Marlene Fischer. 22-1 p
GWYN. I would like to thank the
following people who have helped
me over the past several months -
doctors from London and Seaforth,
Community Nursing, Clara Blake,
Kathy, Karen and Marlene for their
continuing service, Ralph Hollon
my cancer driver, Town and
Country Homemakers - Dianne
Somers and Donna Marks, drivers
for appointments - John and Tina
Claus, Geo. and Fannie Somers,
Wilmer and Marie Giousher and
Chris and Gary Courtney,
continuous visits from Wayne,
Herb, John, Abby (my co-workers),
Aubrey Toll for book to read and
visits, Geo. and Fannie, John and
Tina, Marie and Wilmer for all the
other visits and help given, Dan
Taylor, Rodger Somers for his
help, Murray Lowe for coming to
cut my hair, Douglas and John
Currie for their visits and help from
Douglas, Fran Hook and case
workers for her help, Rev. Wittich
for his visits and prayers. Thank
you to Louise for being with Ella
during my surgery. Thanks to
Louise and Paul for all their
continuous help. Special thanks for
the many beautiful flowers, cards
and for the many, many phone calls
and inquiries. Thanks to Ella for all
her love and support and
continuous help she has given to
me. All your support has made the
past eight months easier to bear. -
Carman Gwyn. 22-1 p
LOCKING. I would like to thank
everyone for their visits, cards and
flowers while a patient in Listowel
hospital. Also a big thank you to
Dr. Latuskie and the nurses on the
second floor for all the kind care
and attention. It was very much
appreciated. - Gladys Locking.
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McCLINCHEY. I wish to thank
my family, neighbours and friends
for the cards, flowers, visits and
food brought to the house after my
surgery. A special thanks to Marie,
Susan, Cathy and Edith for their
extra support before and after I
came home. All was much
appreciated. - Lila McClinchey.
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MOSES. We would like to take this
opportunity to thank everyone for
their help at the Community Centre
when Bill collapsed. A very special
thank you to the nurse who was
there - I do not know who she was,
but you did a marvellous job. Also
thanks to Gary Pipe for staying
with me. Thanks to the neighbours
and friends for cards, calls and food
that was brought in. I would like to
thank the Brussels firemen for all
their help. We should all be very
proud of them. They came quickly
and did a good job. Thank you all.
Thanks to the nurses and doctors at
Wingham hospital. Bill is coming
along as well as can be expected.
Big thanks to all. - Bill and Lillian.
22-1
WALTON PUBLIC SCHOOL.
The students and staff of Walton
Public School would like to thank
all of our presenters, volunteers and
parents who made our Farm Safety
Day such a success. Special thanks
to organizers Pat Dalton and Rita
Bowers. 22-1
COMING
EVENTS
S.D.H.S. ALL GIRLS MARCHING
Band Annual Turkey and Pork
Sausage BBQ Sunday, June 13,
1999, Harbour Park, West Street in
Goderich, 4:30 - 7:00 p.m. Adults
$9.00 advance, $10.00 at the door,
child $5.00 advance, $6.00 at the
door. Band performance 6:30 p.m.
Tickets are available from band
members or call: 524-9306, 527-
1465, 887-6576, 565-2244. 22-1
THIS BEING THE YEAR OF THE
Older Persons the Majestic
Women’s Institute is having a Tea
at Huronlea in their honour, on
Thursday, June 3, 2 to 3:30.
Everyone is invited. 21-2
MONSTER EUCHRE TOURNA-
ment, St. Joseph’s R.C. Church
Hall, Clinton, Wednesday, June 2,
8 p.m. Over $100 in prizes. Lunch
provided. Everyone welcome.
Sponsored by Knights of
Columbus.
You Are Invited
to attend Summer
Bible School
at Zion Mennonite
Fellowship Church
5 km. east of Cranbrook
Monday to Friday
July 5 -16
9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Ages 3 1/2 to Grade 8 welcome
For more information
call 887-6571