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Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
A ccommodation
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TWO - THREE-BEDROOM
townhouses in Blyth, no last
month's rent required with good
references. $450 and $500/month
plus utilities. Phone 523-9555. 41-1
THREE-BEDROOM FARMHOUSE
for rent in Walton. References.
Phone 887-6998. 41-2p
APARTMENT FOR RENT -
Large, clean, ground floor, one-
bedroom apartment, private
entrance and parking, use of large
yard. Fridge, stove, heat, hydro and
cable TV, $495/month. 523-4937.
40-3p
SEAFORTH: SILVERCREEK
Apts., large, 2 bedroom, luxury
apt., 3 appliances, controlled entry.
For mature adults. Phone 519-522-
0442 or 519-527-1577. 48-tfn
TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT,
central location, Blyth, utilities
included, available now. Phone
482-9371. 02-tfn
TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT
in Clinton. quiet 4-plex, controlled
entry, 4 appliances included,
laundry facilities, parking, close to
downtown, $450 plus utilities. Call
519-685-2264. 32-tfn
TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE IN
Blyth, garage, large backyard with
pond. $575 per month plus utilities.
References needed. Call 523-9157.
41-tfn
THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE
with workshop. References.
Available Nov. 1. Phone 523-4996.
39-3
A ccommodation
wanted
BLYTH PLAYWRIGHT SEEKS
rustic low-rent farmhouse (monthly.
basis) for occasional writing
retreats. Nothing fancy! Wood
stove and electricity will do.
Possible long term. Contact Kelly
(416) 871-3100. Ask your friends
with empty farmhouses! 41-4
LAST CHANCE TO ORDER
bulbs - deadline Oct. 25. Purchase
spring bulbs to beautify your home.
To view brochures or place orders
visit Luann's Country Flowers or
Olde Village Wicker. Sponsored by
Blyth Business Association. 41-1
CLEAN FILL. PHONE 887-9867.
41-2
APPLES, PUMPKINS AND MAPLE
syrup. Contact Boyd Taylor, 523-
9279. 39-3
BLUE HORIZON POOLS, SPAS
and Landscaping. Your one-stop
shopping for your backyard..
Professional advice and installa-
tion, R.R. #2, (Hwy. 8) Goderich,
524-9804. www.bluehorizon.on.ca
21-tfn
The War Amps
NEVER AGAIN! the horrors of war.
To see a listing of NEVER AGAINI videos,
visit our Web site at www.wararnps.ca
or order a pamphlet by calling
1-800-250-3030.
Auction sales
AUCTION SALE OF
farm machinery, household
effects and miscellaneous will
be held for
Joe & Marion Tiffin,
of RR 5, Lucknow, Fire# 24,
Lot 35, Conc. 4, Kinloss Twp.,
2 corners north of Whitechurch,
on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 11 A.M.
For information call Bill and
Shirley Snowden 519-524-4310
(evenings).
Plan to attend as owners
moving. Terms cash.
AUCTIONEER: Brian Rintoul
519-357-2349
EVENING
AUCTION SALE
of home furnishings and
antiques will be held for
MRS. ALMA GILLIES,
Ripley, with additions from
homes in Walkerton,
Wingham, Teeswater and
area, in
TEESWATER AGRI-CURL
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 28
at 6:00 p.m.
AUCTIONEER:
WALLACE BALLAGH,
Teeswater 392-6170
HOELSCHER. Owen is happy to
announce the birth of his baby
sister Halley Lorraine 7 lbs. 14 oz.
on Wednesday,. October 16, 2002 at
Ross Memorial Hospital, Lindsay,
Ontario. Thrilled parents are Jeff
and Tina (Bosman) Hoelscher.
Proud grandparents are Bruce and
Carol Hoelscher, Seaforth and Jim
and Ann Bosman, Winthrop. Great-
grandparents are Jack and Florence
Carter, Seaforth; Jack and Georgina
Bosman, Goderich; and Mary
Lowe, Brussels. 41-1
KELSO. Bryan and Heather
(McGavin) of Woodham are
pleased to announce the birth of
their son, Jared Bryan on Oct. 11,
2002 weighing 8 lbs. 12 _oz.
Hayden and Jessica are happy to
have a baby brother. Proud
grandparents are Neil and Marie
McGavin of Brussels and Bruce
and Ruth Kelso of Bruce Mines..
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Cards of thanks
MARKS. The family of the late
Nancy Marks would like to thank
everyone for the many cards of
condolence, memorial gifts and
flowers, phone calls, acts of
kindness and expressions of
sympathy. Each thoughtful act and
expression of sympathy helped us
during this sad and difficult time.
We would also like to thank every
nurse at the Wingham hospital that
touched a place in Nancy's 'heart;
this kindness we will treasure
forever. Mrs. Marilyn Robertson
for all your kind words and the
time you have given to the family,
your phone calls are deeply
appreciated. A beautiful poem was
written by a very dear friend of
Nancy's - Phyllis Barfoot. We will
treasure the words of this poem
forever. Also thank you to the
Wingham United Church and the
ladies who served lunch following
the funeral service. Word can never
thank all of these people enough. -
Steve, Wendy, Tiffany and Sarah
Marks, Cathy Marks, Jean Martin
and Allitta. 41-1
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Auction sales
KELLAND. We would like to take
this opportunity to thank our
friends for the wonderful social
evening held in Londesboro Hall.
Oct. 4. Special thanks to Barb and
the Lions Club for their wonderful
song. We will miss everyone, but
we aren't that far away. come and
visit us in. Mitchell. We will always
have fond memories of Londesboro
dna area. - Reta and Orville. 41-lp
SCHNEIDER. I wish to thank my
family, friends and neighbours for
flowers, cards, visits, gifts, treats
and caring phone calls during my
stay in London and Listowel
Hospitals and convalescence at
home. A special thank you to the
staff of Community Nursing
Services. Your kindness will long
be remembered. - Lois. 41-lp
SHIELL. Thank you, thank you
everyone for all the kind words,
visits and prayers. Thank you Rev.
Campbell, Rev. Golden, also Neil
and Susan Gowing for their
"many" cups of coffee, it was
greatly appreciated. The coffee
club - you're the greatest. It would
be such a dull world without you. I
am slowly recovering from my
surgery. There are still a few
hurdles yet to cross, but I'm sure
I'll do just fine. Thank you all once
again. - Sincerely, Ruth. 41-lp
SHOLD10E. Surprise! Surprise!
Surprise! My last week at work was
full of surprises: I would like to
thank everyone for the beautiful
flowers, gifts and dards I received.
Also for the congratulations, best
wishes and hugs and -to the many
people who came to the open house
on Thursday, and the Friday night
people. It was great! I would truly
like to thank the staff at. the
Brussels Post Office for arranging
and deeorating_the surprise open
house. Thank you for the delicious
meal and gift I received at the
Fireside ‘Cafe. You're the best. I
will miss working with all of you
and will miss everyone 1 have
enjoyed seeing and chatting with
each day over the last 25 years but
hope to meet you on the street and
still say Good Morning! Thank you
- Liz Sholdice. 41-1
STEISS. I want to, thank everyone
who expressed their get-well
wishes through cards, flowers,
visits and many other deeds of
kindness while I was in the hospital
and since returning home. Your
thoughtfulness is very much
appreciated. - Madelcne. 41-lp
BENEFIT BREAKFAST FOR
' Jack Potter of Londeshoro, Sunday,
November 10 at Londesboro Hall,
9 a.m. to 1_ p.m. Eggs, bacon,
sausage. pancakes. homefries
and toast. Adults $5. Children
under 12 - $3. Sponsored by The
Londesboro Oldtimers slowpitch
team. Donations are accepted. Call
Connie-523-9609, 41,2b
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Articles for sale
EVERGREEN WIND BREAK
trees. Great prices, lots of variety.
MMN, 335-3240. 38-7
LARGE-SIZE SHADE TREES -
and evergreens. Call for details.
MMN, 335-3240. 38-7
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
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t LARGE AUCTION SALE # Coming events
BAZAAR AND BAKE SALE,
St. John's Anglican Church,
Brussels, Saturday. November 16,
11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hot lunch
available. 41-4p
to be held at Lobb Auction Building in Clinton for
Reg Lawson of Londesboro, depression glass for Anna Dolmage, good
furniture form Wingham home, plus other good additions
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 AT 9 A.M.
COINS: 80 lots include collection of Canadian (key coins), US, Nfld.,
some British and nice medallions, something for every collector.
DEPRESSION GLASS: From Anna Dolmage. Approx. 130 pieces include
Carnival, Saguenay, Sandwich, Cameo green, pink cube, Hazel Atlas,
sailboat tumblers, Pink Doric, Pink Windsor diamond, Iris pieces.
APPLIANCES: Fridge, stove, microwave, barbecue, sewing machine.
ANTIQUES AND FURNITURE: Includes pressback rocker, settee, set of 4
ornate nesting. tables, buffet with hutch, tea wagon, large 10 piece
bedroom suite, love seat, chesterfield - like new, baby crib and mattress
- nearly new, dining table extends from 20" to 6', crank record player,
wicker fern stand, jam cupboard, antique oak hall mirror, wall unit,
antique dresser with mirror, treadle sewing machine base, 3 - Rickerts
Daily-Berlin milk bottles, 1- Berlin City Dairy milk bottle, antique wooden
beds, crocks.
OTHER: Riding lawn mower - 4 yrs. old, gas push lawnmower, life jackets,
McCulloch 1500 watt generator, 14" bandsaw, 6" jointer, garden tiller,
gas weedeater, chainfall, sand blaster.
2 Auctioneers selling starting at 9 a.m. Viewing Friday-3 to 5:30 p.m. T . HALLOWEEN COSTUMES FOR
AUCTIONEERS: RICHARD AND BEN LOBB 519-482-7898
See www.lobbauction.on.ca for full list and upcoming auctions. •
rent. Call 523-4932. for an
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YOU'RE INVITED TO ST.
Augustine C.W.L. Pre-Christmas
Bazaar, Saturday, November 2,
2002, 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Free
admission. Draws: 1st prize,, queen
size quilt "Blackberry Handker-
chief"; 2nd prize - $250 cash; 3rd
prize - $50 cash. Bake table, penny
sale, crafts, produce, door prizes
and lunch counter. Everyone is
welcome and bring .a friend, (RR 2,
Auburn, corner of Glen's Hill Rd.
and St. Augustine Line). Wrap it up
early in St. Augustine. You'll be
glad you came! 41-2
EUCHRE TOURNAMENT AT
Walton Hall, Thursday, Oct. 24 at
8:00 p.m. Admission $5 !Jet person.
Bring your own partner. Cash
prizes. Lunch. 38-38-41
SEAFORTH MINOR SPORTS
Council 12th Anniversary Bingo,
Mdnday, November 4. New-start
time 7 p.m. Now smoke-free. New
book prices. Doors open 5:30 p.m.
at Seaforth and District Community
Centres. $1,000 jackpot. Door
prizes. Complimentary coffee.
Licence #M280261. Proceeds- to
Minor Sports. 41-2
HOT LUNCHEON AND BAKE
Sale, Brussels United Church,
Wednesday, November 20, 11:30,-
1 p.m. Adults $6. Everyone
welcome. 41&44p
ROAST BEEF SUPPER, SUNDAY,
November 3, Blyth Memorial
Community Hall, 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.
Adults $10, Children (5-12) $5,-
Children under 5 - free. Sponsored
by Trinity Anglican Church, Blyth.
IT'S HERE! TIME TO START
curling. Free curling for new
curlers until Christmas. Nov. 25 at
7 p.m. Phone Brenda McIntosh
887-9966, Steve Steiss 887-6670,
Connie Alcock 527-2756. Men
$80: Ladies $70, new curlers and
students $50. Training for new
curlers. Come on out and enjoy the
curling, exercise, and social time.
Everyone welcome. 40-4
DUFF'S UNITED CHURCH
annual turkey supper, Wednesday,
November 6, 4:00 to 7:00 p.m.,
BM&G Arena, Brussels. Adults
$10, 12 and under $5, preschoolers
free. Tickets available from church
members and at the door. 39-4b
ETHEL UNITED CHURCH
Harvest Supper, Sunday, Oct. 27.
Two sittings - 5:00 and 6:30-p.m.
Take-outs available. Adults - $8;
Children 6-12 years - $4. For
tickets Beth 887-6401 or Dianne
887-9442. Proceeds to Sunday
School. 39-3
SPOOKS AND SPAGHETTI
Dinner, Brussels United Church,
Halloween Dress-up family event,
Friday. October 25, 6:00 p.m.
$3/person. For tickets and
costumes: Entertaining Essentials.
421 Turnberry St., Brussels, 887-
8874. 40-2
MUSIC TO DELIGHT: Friday.
November 8, 7:3t) p.m.. Clinton
Christian Reformed Church.
Guests: Ian Sadler. organist; Renee
Stalenhoef, soprano solois.t: male,
choirs "Harbouraires". "Men of
Note". Tickets - $10. under 12 -- $5.
Available at The Dutch Store and at
-the door. ProceetF: to Alzheimer
Society of Huron County. 41-3