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Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
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ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT
in Brussels, main street. Phone
523-9343. 33-2p
OLDER FARMHOUSE FOR RENT
by the month, 2 to 3 bedrooms;
partly furnished; no pets; between
Blyth and Walton, rent negotiable;
references: first and last. Phone
1-519-885-0435. 33-1
LARGE 4 BEDROOM FARM=
house on Hwy. 4 between Blyth
and Wingham, $750/month. Phone
519-357-3330 during business
hours. 30-6
HOUSE FOR RENT IN BLYTH,
close to downtown, cute 2
bedroom, cottage style, $475 plus
utilities, available Sept. 1. Call
523-4237. 33-2p
FOR RENT BY OWNER, 250
Queen Street, South, Blyth. Quaint
19th century house, modern
updated kitchen and baths, two
bedrooms, 1.5 baths. Landscaped
garden, parking, high efficiency gas
furnace. Call for an appointment,
519-523-9825. 33-1
GYPSY LANE APARTMENTS
"Finest in Adult Living" Immediate
possession, clean, spacious two-
bedroom apartment features large
living room with walk-out balcony,
modern kitchen, 4-pc. bath, coin
operated laundry facility, additional
storage, ample parking, park like
setting, short walk to theatre and
shopping, 524-4502. 31-4
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT,
central location, Blyth, utilities
included, available Sept. I. Phone
482-9371. 32-tfn
Articles for sale
UTILITY BOX — BLACK, 45"
long, 21 1/2" wide, 19" deep, $75.
Phone 523-9304. 33-lp
SEGA GENESIS SYSTEM WITH
6 games and one controller. Asking
$50. Call 523-9697, ask for Rachel
or Matt. 33-1 p
25 BIG ROUND BALES OF
straw 4 x 5, $12 a bale; one - 14
foot truck rake and hoist, $250. We
can deliver crushed road gravel for
your lane or driveway, 8 yard load.
Glen Van Camp. Phone 887-6489.
33-Ip
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
Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted
D.A.R.T. is looking for women to be part of a research
project. We would like to gain an understanding of the
experiences of women who have been abused by a part-
ner. Help us get a Huron County snap shot of services,
such as the police, the court system, women's shelter,
second stage housing and counselling programs.
If you are interested in being part of the research project
please call Tanya at 523-9721 or l-g00-265-5506.
Women who are part of the study will be given an hono-
rarium. All calls will be kept strictly confidential.
Let your voice be heard Let your voice be heard
SILCOCK. Stephen, Paula, and
their families are pleased to
announce the arrival of their
beautiful baby girl, Rachel Jane,
born on Thursday, Aug. 16, 2001,
weighing in at 7 lbs. 5 oz., at
Stratford General Hospital. 33-1
WERKEMA. With praise and
thanks to God, David and Tracey
Werkema would like to announce
the safe arrival of their first born
son Cory John Franklin, weighing
7 lbs. 8 1/2 oz. Cory was born on
August 6, 2001 at the Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital.
Special thanks to Dr. Lal and the
staff in labour and delivery. 33-lp
Cards of thanks
BLAIR. We would like to say a
heartfelt "thank you" to our family,
friends, and neighbours for their
flowers, cards, concerns and kind
words of support during the recent
sudden loss of our brother and
uncle, Harold. Your thoughtfulness
will never be forgotten. — The Blair
Family. 33-1
OLDFIELD. My sincere thanks to
everyone who helped me celebrate
my 80th birthday. Your cards, gifts,
good wishes and friendship will
long be remembered. Special
thanks to my family who planned
such a' memorable day. Also many
thanks to the surprise piper. — Max
Oldfield. 33-i p
Cards of thanks
DIEBOLD. We would like to thank
midwife Pauline Hachey for her
excellent care before, during and
after having Hayden. Also a big
thanks to midwife Susan Wilts and
Kendra Wilts for their help at the
hospital. Special thanks to Poppi,
Nana and Michelle for all their love
and support. Also thanks to Uncle
Al, Aunt Chris and family for
taking care of Brendan for us. —
Kerry and Hayden. 33-1p
DOUMA. Thank you very much to,
everyone who attended my
community shower on Aug. 13. All
gifts were very much appreciated,
and will be put to good use in our
new home. Special thanks to the
church ladies for their excellent
work in putting the shower
together, and to those who provided
the wonderful entertainment —
including the-Melville bat! I'm sure
if was a memorable evening for all.
Thanks again. — Laura Douma.33-1
MARKS/BOSMAN. Thanks- to
everyone who came out to our
Buck and Doe, and to everyone
who bought tickets to support us.
Special thanks to our awesome
wedding party and families for all
of their hard work. We had a great
time! — Blaine and Kelly. 33-1
MASON. I wish to express my
sincere appreciation to my friends
and neighbours for 'flowers, phone
calls and cards in the loss of a dear
brother, Burt Bean. — Irma and Jim.
33-lp
Coming events
HOPE CHAPEL CEMETERY
annual memorial service, Sunday,
Aug. 26, 3:00 p.m. Guest speaker:
Rev. Paul Ross. 32-2p
MONSTER EUCHRE TOURNA-
ment -- St. Joseph's R.C. Church
Hall, Clinton, Wednesday, August
22, 8 p.m. Over $100 in prizes.
Lunch provided. Everyone
welcome. Sponsored by Knights of
Columbus. 33-lp
COME & GO BRIDAL SHOWER
for Pam Blatchford (works at the
Brussels Vet Office) September 8,
2001, Atwood Community Centre
(small hall), 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Gift suggestions: misc. shower gift,
non-perishable,-food items or a
money tree willifeViere. 33-3
PART-TIME SITE
SUPERVISOR
for the
WINGHAM WASTE
DISPOSAL SITE
Duties will include
administration of a tipping
fee and recycling program
and day to day operations of
the site.
Work Hours
Must be willing to work
Saturdays and statutory
holidays.
24 hours per week on
normal garbage
collection dal, s.
Wage Range
$10.22 per hour
Applications are being
accepted until 12:00 p.m.,
Friday, August 31, 2001.
Please forward your
confidential application/
résumé to:
Kathy Adams,
Deputy Clerk
Township of North Huron
Box 90
Wingham, Ontario
NOG 2W0
Applications will be accept-ed
by fax (519) 357-1110 or by
e-mail wingham@wcl.on.ca.
We than:' t all applicants for
their interest, however, only
those under consideration
will be contacted.
SEEKING MATURE. ENERGETIC
reliable person for the care of 2
children in our home. Hours - 8:30
to 5:30, Monday to Friday. No
students please. Must have own
reliable transportation. Contact
Amanda at 482-5545 evenings or
523-4595 days. • 33-tfn
,MODERN SWINE PRODUCTION
system in Hurd County is seeking
responsible individuals to.fill
positions as breedingtand farrowing
technicians. Previous experience
would be considered an asset but
will provide training for the right
individual. Competitive wage and
benefit package. Housing is
available. Those interested should
submit a assume by fax to Country
Pork Ltd. Fax: (519) 887-6330,
32-3
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 2001. PAGE 13.
Classified Advertisements
Auction sales Auction sales
+To be held o
+
f Lobb Auction Building in Clinton for Don Ellwood and Elmer
Johnston of Clinton plus Bayfield and London homes.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 AT 9 A.M.
COINS, ETC.: Approx. 25 lots of coins, stamps and jewellery.
+ APPLIANCES: Roper fridge and 80" stove approx. 3 yrs., GE 1100 watt +
, microwave, washer and dryer, Electrolux vacuum cleaner (good one),
t colour TV's, sump pump, new garage door opener power unit.
I FURNITURE: Malcolm bedroom suite (nice one), 2 queen size box spring
T and mattresses, curio cabinet with drawer, hutch, china cabinet, modern
curved front china cabinet, matching dining table, six chairs and buffet,
round maple dining table with hoop back chairs (like new), washstand,
+ trunks, cedar chest, wing back chair, upholstered chairs, several,
, chesterfields, 4 dining chairs, chests of drawers, coffee end tables, plus ,
other related items, dishes, glassware, crocks, milk bottles with names, t
I pillow clock, 4 signed and numbered prints by Kai-Liis McInnes, Dan
Patch picture, flo blue plates, oil lamps, etc.
A OTHER: Chainsaw, leaf blower, 2 Lownboy lawn mowers, bicycles, tool +
T box and tools, lanterns, some garden tools, etc., new snow shoes.
+ NOTE: Another large auction sale. 2 auctioneers selling starting at 9 a.m. +
AUCTIONEERS: RICHARD AND BEN ...OBS 519-482-7898 Clinton
+ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 AT :I) A.M.: Contents of Humphries Antique +
+ General Store of Walton at Lobb Auction Building in Clinton.
Births
BEUERMAN/RENNICK. Paul and
Christine are pleased to announce
the arrival of their son, Anthony
Paul, born Aug. 5, 2001 at Stratford
General Hospital weighing 7 lbs.
5 oz. First grandchild for Denis and
Bonnie Beuerman and Murray and
Ruby Rennick and first great-
grandchild for Audrey Beuerman,
Lorne Rennick and Dorothy
Eickmeyer. 33-1p
DIEBOLD. Brendan, along with
his parents Bevan and Kerry are
thrilled to announce the arrival of
his little brother, Hayden Daniel
Robert. Hayden was born at
Clinton Public Hospital on
Wednesday, July 25, 2001 at 6:44
a.m. weighing 8 lbs. 4 oz. Proud
grandparents are Joe and Sheila
Hallahan of Blyth, Bob Diebold of
Vanastra and Pam Diebold of
Seaforth. 33-lp
Cards of thanks Help wanted
MCCRACKEN. Thoughts of
thanks from the family of John and
Mark. Thank God for rural small-
town Canada. From the onset, the
emotional support, food, kind
words and deeds, flowers, generous
donations from family, friends and
neighbours gave Jim, Ken and I
strength. The compassion shown by
the police officers and Jim, Ken,
John and my employers was
appreciated; Doug McBurney and
Sean Eaton, who had the answers
before the questions were posed;
the United Church, Wingham who
allowed the service there; Ethel
Miner Clare who allowed a very
personal touch to the services and
who spearheaded a crisis help
session for the children; the United
Church Ladies of Wingham and
Belgrave who prepared the
luncheon; Al Bridge, who washed
our vehicles; Belgrave Co-op staff
who topped up our oil tank; Dr.
Kysela for whom Mark was a very
special patient; Karen and Steve
who created Mark's tribute; Steve
who unlocked my brother-in-law's
car; Herb and the Mosquito team,
who presented me with Mark's
jersey — the list goes on. And to my
brothers Glenn and Doug, friends
Steve, Patti, Eve, Warren, Marjorie,
Dan, Maureen, Annette and Trish
who were at our side non-stop,
helping in any way — thank you
forever. The choices for verbal
eulogies, pallbearers, flower
bearers and honorary guard came
easy and I thank you. — Kathy, Jim
Sand Ken. 33-lp
Coming events
WOOD YOU LIKE TO PAINT —
Annual Open House & Sale,
Friday, September 7 - 10:00 a.rr. to
9:00 p.m.; Saturday, September 8 -
10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; Sunday,
September 9 - 10:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m., 3 3/4 miles west of Seaforth
on Hwy. #8 at County Rd. 15
(Kinburn Line), 41568 Byers St .
Learn Decorative Painting —
Beginner to Advanced; Landscape
Painting in Oils & Acrylics; Pen &
Ink; and more. See all the great
projects and register for fun and
exciting classes. For information
call 519-233-7154. 33-3
Help wanted
CLASS AZ DRIVER AND
Class DZ driver for hauling
livestock. Experience with
livestock would be an asset. Clean
abstract. Call Brussels Transport
Ltd., 519-887-6122. 32-2
+ LARGE AUCTION SALE