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Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
A ccommodation
for rent
DOWNTOWN BLYTH, 3 BED-
room home, parking, large deck,
1/2 baths, main floor laundry,
$550. plus utilities. Phone 887-
9007. 22-tfn
TWO BEDROOM BASEMENT
apartment near Winthrop in
country, fridge, stove, heat and
hydro included, $475/month. Call
519-527-2449 evenings. 22-2
IN CLINTON, NEWER TWO
bedroom apartment. quiet four
plex, controlled entry. four
appliances included, laundry
facilities, parking and close to
downtown, $475 monthly plus
utilities. Call 519-685-2264. 11 -tfn
Articles for sale
TREADMILL IN GOOD WORK-
ing condition, asking $200.
Whirlpool 4 cycle automatic
washer, in good working condition,
asking $200. Call 523-9275. 22-lb
REPRINTS OF PHOTOS TAKEN
by Citizen photographers are
available to purchase. Many in
colour. 4 x 6 - $4.00, 5 x 7 - $5.00,
8 x 10 - $8.00. Phone 523-4792 or
887-9114 to order. tfn
YOUNG MAN'S GRADUATION
suit (Grade 8) — black, size 36S,
shirt included, no tie needed, $20.
Call 887-6703. 22-1p
LARGE SELECTION OF
perennials and bedding plants.
Open until October. Riverside
Perennials, 40825 Morris Rd. 16,
10 km. west of Brussels, 887-6306.
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Cards of thanks Coming events Coming events
CLINTON HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
June pot luck luncheon meeting
welcomes volunteers and interested
volunteers, 10 a.m., Monday, June
4, St. Andrew's U.C., Bayfield.
Bring food, dishes, cutlery. 22-1
MASON FAMILY REUNION —
June 3, 1:00 p.m at Walton Hall.
Pot luck dinner. 22- I p
EUGENE DUFOUR OF STRAT-
ford Palliative Care, will discuss
how palliative care works in your
community. Come talk to the
volunteers who share of their work
in caring for people. Place:
Brussels Mennonite Fellowship
Hall, Brussels, Thursday, June 7 at
6:00 p.m. For dinner reservations
and information call 357-2720.
Sponsored by Wingham & Area
Palliative Care Services. All
welcome. Support Wingham &
Area Palliative Care Services by
ordering your Autumn Corm bulbs.
These perennials will bloom in the
fall when other plants are losing
their vitality. Call 357-2720 to
place an order or for more
information. Thank you. 22-1
CHILDREN'S CHOIR — ALL
children are invited to come and
sing with Melville's junior choir.
Practices are Thursday afternoons
at 4:00 p.m. downstairs at Melville
Presbyterian Church. All children
are welcome whether or not they
are members of Melville. For more
information come to the practice
this Thursday or contact Malinda at
887-6561. Children must be of
school age. 22-1
ETHEL UNITED CHURCH
anniversary service Sunday, June 3
at 11:00 a.m. Guest speaker, Bruce
Whitmore. Special music by Rural
Routes. Lunch after the service.
Everyone welcome. 21-2
THE BLYTH FESTIVAL YOUTH
Workshops are here again! Two
full weeks of drama, music and
crafts for your child startmg July 2
until July 13. Ages 5 - 12 welcome,
$80 per child. For more
information or to register call
Cappy Onn at the Theatre (523-
4345) or 524-3938. Register in
person on June 9 at the Theatre
Box Office between 10 a.m. and 3
p.m. 21-3
BLYTH FESTIVAL YOUNG
Company is looking for young
adults ages 13-20 for a summer of
fun in Blyth. Programme begins
July 16 and the show will be
performed at the end of, August.
We rehearse Mondays to Fridays
from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. in Blyth.
For more info call Cappy Onn at
the Theatre (523-4345) or 524-
3938. 21-3
BLYTH FESTIVAL ANNUAL
Book Sale - June 1, 2 - 8 p.m. and
June 2, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. at theiBlyth
Memorial Community Hall.
Admission is free. Refreshments
and homemade pies available. Call
523-9300 for details. We are still
accepting book donations. 20-3b
SEAFORTH GIRLS' BAND
charity auction, June 9, Goderich
arena. Silent auction and preview
5:30 p.m. Live ',ruction 7:00 p.m.
Richard Lobb, auctioneer. 21 -3p
_Help protect the environment
Reduce, reuse and recycle
COME AND GO BRIDAL
Shower for Holly Park, fiancée of
Steve McCutcheon, Thursday, May
31, from 7 - 9 p.m. at the Brussels
Library. 21-2
For rent
32' x 64' WORKSHOP, HEATED
office and washroom, commercial,
for rent or for sale, available end of
June. Phone 887-6486. 19-tin
Help wanted
NEW, MODERN SOW FACILITY
in the Dungannon area is seeking
responsible individuals to fill
positions as breeding and farrowing
technicians. Previous experience-
would be considered an asset but
will provide training for the right
individuals. Competitive wage and
benefit package. Housing is
available. Those interested should
submit a résumé by fax to Country
Pork Ltd. Fax: (519) 529-3264.
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STUDENT REQUIRED TO CARE
for 3 children under 10 yrs. in
Blyth. Mon. - Fri. every other week
during summer — days. Please reply
with résumé to Drawer 125, c/o
The Citizen, Box 429, Blyth, ON.
NOM 1HO. 22-1
COOK — DAYTIME MONDAY
to Friday to start immediately.
Please apply to Blyth Inn 523-
9381. 19-4b
WEEKEND/SUMMER HELP —
server, part-time, shift woik, must
be 18. Apply in person at The
Blyth Inn. 18-5b
DAIRY/CASH CROP POSITION
in the Bluevale area. Full-time
hours with steauy year-round
employment. Excellent hourly
wages. Applicant must have farm
experience and a valid driver's
license. Mail lr fax résumé and
references to: Peel Dominium,
RR #I, Bluevale, ON NOG IGO.
Tel/fax 335-3497. 22-2
DAIRY/CASH CROP POSITION
in the Bluevale area. Full-time
summer student position. Applicant
must be responsible, hard working
and requires own transportation.
Mail or fax résumé and references
to: Peel Dominium, RR #1,
Bluevale, ON NOG IGO. Tel/fax
335-3497., 22-2
PART-TIME BARTENDERS
wanted for evening and weekend
shifts. Must be 19 years of age or
over. Apply in person at the bar of
The Royal Canadian Legion Br.
420 or send a résumé to Box 206,
Blyth, ON. Attn: Bar Chairman.
22-1
HOG FARM WORKER FOR
multi-use farrow-to-finish swine
operatiofi. Duties: gilt breeding,
both natural and A.I., some
trucking and general farm duties.
Must possess good communication
skills, ability to work well with
others, and a valid driver's licence.
Preference given to those with
recent hog experience and
motivation to advance. Phone 345-
2317 or'lax 345-9934 and ask for
Bob. Vista Villa Farms Ltd., RR 4,
Walton, ON NM I ZO. 21-2
GROBBINK. We would like to
thank all our neighbours, friends
and family for making our 25th
wedding anniversary such a
memorable event. Thank you for
the cards, flowers, gifts and
expressions of good wishes. A
special thank you to Darlene,
Debbie, Theresa and girls for the
lovely music in church and to all
those who helped in any way to
make this day so special. — Henry
and Mary Ann Grobbink. 22-1
HESS. We want to express our
sincere thanks for all the cards,
flowers, food, prayers, and support
given to our family since the
stillbirth of our son Matthew.
Everything was greatly appreciated.
"When someone comes into our
lives .... and they are too quietly
and quickly gone, They leave
footprints on our Hearts, and their
memory stays with us, forever".
Thank you. — Jim and Linda Hess
and family. 22-1
McTAGGART. I wish to thank
everyone for all the good wishes
and messages in the many cards
and for the beautiful flowers.
Thank you to my family, and the
United Church ladies for serving a
wonderful dinner. At the afternoon
open house I met with all of my
friends of former years. I will
remember my 90th as long as I can
remember. Thank you. — Marie
McTaggart. 22-1
SNELL. I wish to say thank you for
cards, flowers and visits while I
was a patient in Clinton Public
Hospital. Special thanks to Pastor
Dow for his encouraging prayers,
Dr. Salsbury, Dr. Jan Raczycki,
nurses on second floor and
especially to family members for
their care since arriving home. —
Gene Snell. 22-1
TRICK. We would like to express
our sincere appreciation to our
family, friends and neighbours for
your gifts of food, flowers,
memorial donatiOns and cards of
sympathy given during our loss of
a dear father and grandfather
"Elmer Trick". Your kindness will
always be remembered. — Bob,
Sylvia and Karen Trick. 22-lp
Coming events
MONSTER EUCHRE TOURNA-
ment — St. Joseph's R.C. Church
Hall, Clinton, Wednesday, May 30,
8 p.m. Over $100.00 in prizes.
-Lunch provided. Everyone
welcome. Sponsored by Knights of
Columbus. 22-lp
BUCK & DOE FOR JULIE
Terpstra and Greg Houben on
Saturday, June 16 at Mitchell
arena. Age of majority. For tickets
call Shawn at 887-6313 or Amy at
887-9158. 22-2b
Came d go, Shame*
to,
Pale Weft
( Pancie gewi Da, t)
SATURDAY, JUNE 2
at Belgrave Institute Hall,
Brandon St., Belgrave
from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 2001. PAGE 17.
Classified Advertisements
Babysitting
LOOKING FOR CHILDREN TO
babysit in my home. Starting
immediately or in September.
Willing to accommodate parents
working afternoon shift. For more
information call Tricia at 887-9321.
22-2
Births
McNICHOL. Joshua and Jessica
would like to welcome the speedy
arrival of their new brother,
Mitchel Alan born on May 17
weighing 8 lbs. 1 oz. Spoiling
privileges go to Grandma and
Grandpa McAdam, Nana and
Poppa McNichol, Great-Grandma
and Grandpa McNichol and
Grandma and Grandpa Van Soest:
Special thanks to Dr. Jan and OB
staff at CPH for the wonderful care.
Thanks also to Aunt Karen and
Daddy for helping Mom through it
all. — Krista and Mike. 22-1
MORRISON. Darryl and Glenda
are proud to announce the arrival of
their daughter, Amanda Elizabeth
on April 24, 2001 weighing 7 lbs. 5
oz. Proud grandparents are Elsie
Carter of RR3, Monkton and Gary
and Marion Morrison of RR3,
Brussels. 22-1
B usiness
opportunities
WANTED: CONTRACT NURS-
ery 1,000 head must have good
biosecurity. Contact Monoway
Farms, (519) 887-6477 or fax (519)
887-9837. 22-1
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AUCTION SALE
Auction sale of vacant building lot, old cars, camper trailer and
misc. garage tools to be held at 51 Main St., Ethel, 9 km east of .
Brussels and 2 km north
ON SATURDAY, JUNE 9 AT 10:00 A.M.
Property - consists of vacant building lot 99' x 330', Plan 242 Lot 1
and 34 of Grey Township in the County of Huron.
Vehicles & Misc. - 1938 Chrysler Royale, 1952 98 Olds, 1957
Diamond T - 3 ton, 1960 Fargo D-600 with 14' flat deck and hoist
with 10,000 original miles. (All above are fully restored); 1993 12
passenger Dodge Van - certified, JD M tractor (restored) with plow,
mower, disc & cult, 1996 20' Shadow Cruiser Travel Trailer (like
new), old car and truck parts 1930 to recent, misc. hand tools, taps
and dies, electric drills, bench grinder, bench vise, cut off saw,
Makita chain binder, Linc welder 180, air compressor, drill press,
eavestroughing, Solar 230 amp welder, quantity of electric motors,
etc. as well as 50 yr. collection of antique car & truck parts, tools
and shop equipment.
Viewing time is day of sale starting at 8 a.m.
Sale order - Misc. at 10 a.m., property at 1 p.m. & cars,
truck & camping trailer at 1:30 p.m.
Terms - Property - 10% down day of sale, balance due in 30 days.
Chattels - Cash or cheque day of sale.
Auctioneer & proprietor not responsible for any accidents or
deletions day of sale.
Proprietor - Helen Dobson & the Late Bill Dobson 519-887-6338
Auctioneer - Joseph Zehr 519-291-9548