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Cards of thanks Coming events
Accommodation
for rent
APARTMENT IN BRUSSELS,
two bedrooms, electric heat, upper
rear. References required.
$400/month, first and last. Phone
519-345-2212, leave message. 11-2
Accommodation
wanted
WANTED TO RENT - MATURE
single women wanting to move to
Brussels would like to rent a small
house or apartment. Please leave
name and number at 519-829-3793
or local 887-6786. 11-lp
Ar tides for sale
REPRINTS OF PHOTOS TAKEN
by Citizen photographers are
available to purchase. Many in
colour. 4x6 - $4.00, 5x7 - $5.00,
8x10 - $8.00. Phone 523-4792 or
887-9114 to order. tfn
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Book is available for $1.00 at our
offices in Blyth and Brussels.09-tfn
Auction sales
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
For lease. Restaurant one block south of the Blyth Festival, Blyth.
Fully renovated in 2001, this charming 46-seat restaurant is fully-
equipped with all appliances, equipment — and is ready for an
enthusiastic entrepreneur to open this spring.
For details and to arrange a tour, please call Grant Sparling at
519-523-4256.
RINN. We would like to thank all
our friends and neighbours for all
the cards, calls, donations and food
brought to the house at the time of
the loss of our mother, Mae Rinn.
Special thanks to Dr. Ping and the
nurses of Wingham Hospital. Also
special thanks to Helen Beasley
and Nancy Walker for arranging
home care and to nurses Karen
Burke and Karen Blackwell for all
the visits to mom. Thanks also to
McBurney Funeral Home and to
Rev. Ethel Miner-Clare for the
wonderful service. It was greatly
appreciated. - Florence, Betty,
Linda and Keith, Lois, Gordon and
Murray. 11-1
Coming events
CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL
information night, Wednesday,
March 19 at 7:30 p.m., Clinton
Legion. Hospital Alliance will be
discussed. 11-1
16TH FORMOSA TOY SHOW
and Sale at the Mildmay-Carrick
Recreation Complex, Sunday,
March 30 from 9:30 a.m. -
4:00 p.m. Farm toys, industrial
equipment, cars, trucks, banks and
vintage vehicles and more. Adm:
$2.00; children under 8 free if with
an adult. Lunch booth. Auction sale
(approx. 1/2 hr.) at 1:00 p.m. Len
Metcalfe - auctioneer. 11 -1 p
NEW SPRING PILATES EXER-
cise classes at the Little Walton
School beginning Monday, March
31 a.m. only and Thursday, April 3
a.m. and p.m. classes with the
addition of one evening class, limit
6/class. Pilates will lengthen and
strengthen your body from head to
toe, reduce pain of all kinds,
improve posture and leave you
feeling refreshed all over. Stability
balls and foam rollers are used to
increase core strength, joint
stability and balance. Call Sue to
register 271 -9666. 11-3
Dempster’s Breads
Franchise Opportunity
Cash Flow & Profit on Day One
Canada Bread, Canada’s only national bakery, is franchising its Dempster’s Breads
sales routes. Successful applicants receive comprehensive franchise dealer training and
a full support franchise program. Other benefits with these unique franchise
opportunities include:
• Routes have established customer bases and existing
positive cash flow
• A no-risk company buy-back of approved customer
accounts receivable
• Easy to run, state-of -the-art computerized ordering and
billing systems
• A major national advertising and promotional program
Join the team of more than 400 successful Canada Bread franchise dealers across
Canada selling premium quality breads, rolls, and specialty goods to Grocery and Food
Service customers... Build the business, profit from your own franchise, and create
your own financial freedom. Franchise opportunities in Wingham and Hanover.
Please forward resume to:
Ron Mailloux
Regional Sales Manager - Canada Bread
1160 Brydges St.
London, ON N5W 2B8
Canada Bread Company, Ltd.
BRUSSELS HORTICULTURAL
Society meeting Monday, March
24 at 7:30 p.m. at Brussels Library.
Debbie Campbell will demonstrate
making ‘twig’ garden accessories.
Everyone welcome. 11 -1 p
ST. PATRICK’S CONCERT
Sunday, March 23 at Duffs United
Church, Walton featuring the
a cappella quartet “Beyond Bliss”.
Dessert and coffee 6:45 p.m.,
concert 8:00 p.m. - $6.00. Tickets
at the door or phone Glenda
Morrison 887-8642. 11-1
WOMEN’S DAY OUT - The
Blyth United Church Women’s 9th
Annual “Women’s Day Out” is
being held at the Blyth Memorial
Hall, Saturday, April 5, 2003.
Advance tickets - $18.00 available
at Luann’s Country Flowers, Blyth;
Crossroads, Clinton; The Gift
Chest, Wingham; Radiant Life,
Goderich or call Joann at 519-523-
9274. 11-1
HOT LUNCHEON ON THURS-
day, March 20, 11:30 - 1 p.m. at
Brussels United Church. Adults
$6.00.-Eyeryone welcome. 09&1 lp
BRUSSELS, MORRIS & GREY
Diabetic project meeting,
Wednesday, March 19, 7:30 p.m.,
Huronlea, Brussels. Speaker:
Lorraine Devereaux, Reg. Dietitian,
Seaforth Community Hospital.
Topic: How and why fibre should
be a part of the diabetic diet. For
more information call Nelva Scott
887-6691. 11-1
PIES FOR SALE, SATURDAY,
March 22, 12 noon to 4 p.m. Must
pre-order. Rhubarb $7,00, apple
$6.50, pie shells $2.00. Call
887-6162 or 887-6556. Sponsored
by Melville Presbyterian Church.
11-lb
ENTERTAINMENT ON TOUR
presented by the Huron County
Cloggers, Friday, April 4 at
Seaforth District High School, 7:30
p.m. Proceeds to cystic fibrosis.
Donations at the door. 10-3
Auction Sale
for the Estate of Donald Clark
Located LI3 C14 Grey Township
2.5m South 3m East of Brussels
43641 St. Michael’s Rd
Saturday March 22, 2003
Starting at 12:00 Noon.
Machinery: 4000 Ford Tractor (diesel, P.S., 3P.T.H.), 451 NH Mower (extra knife),
3x14 Kuemeland Auto Depth Wheel Plow, 9’ Cockshutt 18 Disc, John Deere Cultivator
10H’, Ferguson Rake 3P.T.H., 404 NH Hay Conditioner, 4 section Diamond Harrows,
McKee 6200 Snow blower (S.A. Manual), 4T Wagon, 9’ Double Packer, 9’ Roller, 771
Spreader Wood Wagon, Cockshutt Rake 4 bar, Scrap, Hammer Mill or Grinder, Hay
Elevator
Miscellaneous: Railway Ties, Gates, 500 square bales of Straw, Water Tubs, Water
Floats, Propane Tanks, M400 Gallagher Fencer, Cattle Clippers, Air Pig, Extension
Ladder, Chain Saws, Cattle Dehomers (like new), Sap Pails, Bam Jack, Vice, 1 horse
power electric motor, Live Trap (New), Ash Lumber, Noma Push Mower, Garden Tiller
Truck: 1990 Chevy S10 4.3 Automatic 153,000 km, body
deteriorated, as is.
Household & Antiques: Dining Room Suite, 6 Chairs and Buffet, Rocking Chairs,
Treadle Sewing Machine, Wash Tub, Lamps, Cabbage Slicer, Suitcases, Quebec Heater
Stove, Trunks, Wood Beds, Wash Stands, Old Doors, Chest Freezer (Medium),
Assorted Old Radios, Crock Pots and Jugs, Silver Cutlery Set, Old Dishes, Chester
Drawers with Minor, Small Comer Tables, Milk Cans, Cast Implement Seats, etc...
Owner/Auctioneer Not responsible for injury or accidents on day of sale. All
purchases are “as is”.
Terms - Cash or Cheque on day of sale.
For More Information Contact Jim Campbell,
Auctioneer (519) 887-2680
Cards of thanks
JACKLIN. I sincerely thank all my
family who put so much time and
effort into preparing the excellent
80th birthday celebration for me. -
Mildred Jacklin. 11-1
BLYTH FESTIVAL SINGERS -
In Praise of Music - Sunday, April
6, 7:30 p.m., Blyth Memorial Hall,
with the Strathroy Chorale and
cellist Ben Bolt-Martin. Tickets
$12 each, $6 for children 11 and
under. Blyth Festival Box office -
523-9300; Snyder Studios,
Wingham. Also at door. 11-3
OLD TYME COUNTRY BREAK-
fast Sunday, March 30, 9 a.m. to
1 p.m. at Londesboro Hall. Eggs,
bacon, sausage, pancakes and
homefries. Adults - $6, children
under 12 - $3. Sponsored by
Londesboro Lions Club. In support
of community betterment. 10-2b
McDONALD/KONARSKI. We
wanted to send out a big thank you
to everyone who supported us at
our Buck and Doe. It was amazing
to see all of the people who made
the drive through our good old
Huron County weather to support
us. We also wanted to say thank
you to our wedding party, family
and friends for all of the hard work
and planning. As the weekend
proved, many hands make light
work. We had a really great time
and again, thanks to everyone! -
LeeAnn McDonald and Jason
Konarski. 11-1
EUCHRE TOURNAMENT AT
Walton Hall, Thursday, March 27
at 8:00 p.m. Bring your own
partner. Admission $5 per person.
Cash prizes. Lunch. 11-2
BELMORE MAPLE SYRUP
Festival Dance, Saturday, April 12,
9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Dance to
Nick Charles Band. Age of
Majority. O.P.P. inspection. $10
per person. Food available. For
tickets: The Workshop, Wingham;
Belmore General Store; Belmore
Feed Mill; The Haredresser,
Mildmay or 335-4086, 357-2899.
10-5
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Van Egmond Foundation, Van
Egmond House Saturday, April 5.
Meeting 3 p.m. Guest speaker Paul
Carroll. Potluck supper 5:30 p.m.
Everyone welcome. 11-3
Farmland
McGREGOR. I wish to thank God
for all my friends, neighbours and
relatives who came to my 80th
birthday celebration. All the lovely
gifts and flowers and the lovely day
were greatly appreciated. -
Josephine. 11-1
AUBURN UNITED CHURCH
roast beef country supper,
Wednesday, April 2. Sittings at
5:30 and 7:00. Adults $10,
elementary children $5, kinder
garten and preschool children free,
family rate $30. Advance tickets
preferred. Call Shirley at 526-7762
or Sandra at 526-7088. Proceeds to
Sunday School. 1 l-2p
WANTED TO RENT - CASH
crop land or share crop. Excellent
stewardship. Contact J&J Hugill
519-233-7467 or 519-527-1258.
10-4
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