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2 p.m. Monday
in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
in Blyth
Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
Accommodation
for rent
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT,
Queen St., Blyth, available Aug. I
and two bedroom apartment, Queen
St., Blyth, available Sept. I. Call
523-9448 or Bus. 523-4840. 28-1
APARTMENT IN BLYTH, TWO
bedrooms. Phone 345-2363 or 523-
4282. 28-tfn
COUNTRY HOME FOR RENT
by the month between Blyth and
Walton. Clean and partly furnished.
Rent negotiable. Phone l-519-885-
0435. 26 & 28
QUAINT TWO BEDROOM
house in Blyth available Aug. I,
new hi-efftciency gas furnace, large
shaded deck with boxed gardens,
$475 a month plus utilities. Call
523-9825. 28-1
THREE BEDROOM HOUSE IN
Blyth. Phone 523-4996. 28-tfn
CLINTON - NEWER TWO BED-
room, quiet 4-plex, controlled
entry, four appliances, laundry
facilities available, parking, no
pets, $450.00 monthly plus utilities.
Available now - 519-685-2264.
23-tfn
3 BEDROOM FARMHOUSE FOR
rent near Brussels. Call 887-6918.
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Announcements
COMPLETE LISTING OF Busi
ness and professional services in
northern Huron County now avail
able at The Citizen’s new website.
Go to www.northhuron.on.ca tfn
Ar tides for sale
BLACK CURRANTS, BEETS,
red rhubarb, garden beans at
Dougall’s. You pick or phone 235-
1491 for orders. Location: 3 km.
north of Exeter, Hwy. #4. 28-3
ONE LARGE STEEL SWING
set, all reconditioned. Phone 887-
6918. 26-tfn
Raspberries& Pie Jfe
Cherries**®’
NOW READY
Pick your own
or we pick
BLYTHE BROOKE
ORCHARDS
1 mile west of Blyth
on County Rd. #25
523-9338 482-9371
Auction sales
ESTATE AUCTION
Of antiques, collectibles, old farm related items and misc. held
1 1/4 miles south of Dungannon and 1 1/4 mile west
(1/4 mile west of zoo)
THURS., JULY 20 AT 4:00 P.M.
ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES: Two flat-to-wall bottoms, one
flat-to-wall top, rough flat-to-wall cupboard, washstand, baker’s
cupboard, small cookstove, Gurney parlor stove, old house trim,
old tables, scales, high back bed, treadle sewing machine,
wooden wheelbarrow, hanging lamp parts, beam boring machine,
copper boilers, bed warmers, old tins, nail kegs, ice tongs, water
ram, Massey Harris wooden wheel seed drill, Fleury oat roller,
Waterloo Manufacturing cutting box, Massey Harris binder, old car
parts, horse collars, old A.C. tractor parts, cast iron kettle, horse
drawn cutter, early Massey Harris hayloader, milk cans,
carpenter’s box, old radio parts, lightning rod globes, Terraplane
engine block, numerous antiques in the rough, many collectibles,
etc.
MISCELLANEOUS: Tandem axle car trailer, 4 inch grain auger,
forks and shovels, fanning mill, truck tool boxes, floor model drill
press, oak whiskey barrels, quantity of scrap iron and much more.
Estate and auctioneers not responsible for accidents or deletions.
Prop.: Estate of the late Hugh & Willetta McWhinney.
Auctioneers: Doug Jacob and Joe Zehr
271-7894 887-9599
| RICHARD LOBB I
i AUCTION CALENDAR i
'CLINTON 519-482-7898' t TUESDAY, JULY 25 AT 6 P.M.: Versatile 1800 Series 2 tractors, Versatile 118*
tractor, Nl Uni systems, new grain
1 cleaner - cost $7,200., farm machinery, 1
t large lathe, large drill press, radial arm t
saw, 24" planer, antique scale with
» 42 x 44" platform plus other items for 1
Triple D.J. Enterprises (The Late Frank I
DeJong), RR #2, Bayfield.
(See www.auctionhotline.com for full list i
and upcoming auctions. I
Births
BAAN. Steve and Teresa are happy
to announce the safe arrival of their
son, Craig Andrew, born July 3,
2000 at 3:48 p.m. at Stratford
Hospital, weighing 7 lbs., a little
brother for Allison and Scott. Proud
grandparents are John and Mary
Baan of Walton and Bruce and
Shirley Wilson of Burgessville.28-1
HOGGART. Dan, Michelle and big
brother Travis are happy to
announce the birth of Kaitlin Marie
Hoggart. Katilin was bom on June
20, 2000 at Clinton Public Hospital
weighing 6 lbs. 12 oz. and 21"
long. Proud grandparents are Harve
and Yvonne Hoggart of Londes-
boro and Lin Souliere-Bell and
Carl Bell of Lions Head. Special
thanks to Dr. Salsbury and the O.B.
nurses. 28-lp
WILTS. Raymond and Kendra
thank God for the arrival of their
son, Kaleb Edward, bom at home,
Tuesday, May 23, 2000 weighing
8 lbs. 8 oz. Grandparents are Ken
and Judy Shortreed and Henry and
Susan Wilts. Thanks to midwives,
Susan and Pauline. Praise God
from whom all blessings flow. 28-1
Check out our
WEBSITE
at www.northhuron.on.ca
Business
opportunities
TURNKEY FROZEN & FRESH
food retail business, great
opportunity for the right person.
Call 357-1858. 26-4
Auction sales
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Gards of thanks
BELL. Please accept this as our
sincere thank you for all the
delicious food, cards, prayers, and
good deeds. Our friends, neigh
bours and relatives deserve a
special thank you for all the care
our family has received. - From the
family of Wallace and Jean Bell.
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BIRD. We would like to thank
everyone who attended our 25th
party. Having friends and family
gather is what makes these
occasions so special. All of the
cards and gifts we received were
lovely. Thank you to Luann’s
Country Flowers and to Tastefully
Yours for beautiful flowers and a
delicious meal. Thanks Jodi for
lending out Pearl and we really
appreciated the 8th Line girls
serving the meal for us. Thanks to
Pat and Lisa for the music and to
Linda Meier for all her help. Thank
you to all the wedding party who
were able to attend and to Nancy
for her touching poem. A special
thank you to Terry, Krista and
Tamara for planning this special
event. - Ken and Linda Bird. 28-1
JARVIS/HODGINS. Grant and I
would like to thank everyone who
took time to bring a gift to my
community bridal shower on June
29. Everything is beautiful, very
useful and will help make our
house a home. An extra special
thank you to Brenda Wheeler. Your
time and hard work did not go
unnoticed. Thank you for making
me feel welcome in the community.
- Cindy Hodgins. 28-1
JARVIS/HODGINS. We would
like to thank all of those who either
purchased a ticket or attended our
Buck and Doe on June 24. It was a
great success and we hope
everyone had just as much fun as
we did. A big “thanks” to our
wedding party and parents. Thank
you for helping create an evening
we will always remember. - Grant
and Cindy. 28-1
Gards of thanks
MARKS. The family of the late
Isabel Marks would like to thank
all friends and neighbours for their
cards and expressions of sympathy.
A special thanks to doctors and
nursing staff of the Wingham and
District Hospital for their
wonderful care, also the ladies who
served the supper and brought food
to the house. We would also like to
thank Rev. Ernest Dow and the
United Church ladies for the lunch
and the Beattie-Falconer Funeral
Home. Last but certainly not least
thank you to Janice and Jeff Peters
and Blyth Firemen for helping
Mom. - The Marks family. 28-1
McDOUGALL. “Yes” we were
surprised when a few of our friends
gathered together at Barney and
Linda’s place to celebrate our 25th
wedding anniversary. We thought
that night we were going out for
dinner with Bruce and Candice, but
their job was to make sure we
showed up for the party. Special
thanks to both couples for making
the night one we will never forget.
We are blessed to have so many
friends in our lives and would like
to thank all of you for the
wonderful gifts. We hope to be able
to share another 25 years with
them. Thanks for everything “Good
Friends”. - Debbie and Wayne.
28-1
McDOUGALL. Our sincere
appreciation to all friends and
relatives of the late Mary
McDougall who sent flowers, cards
and donations and also to the ones
who sent flowers to our home. A
special thanks to the Seaforth
Manor and staff for the excellent
care given to Aunt Mary for the
past few years. Thank you to Rev.
Ernest Dow for his kind words and
McCallum Palla Funeral Home for
looking after the arrangements. We
would also like to thank the
Victoria Street United Church
Women for the delicious lunch. -
The Caldwell Family. 28-1
SMITH. Thanks to -everyone who
helped us celebrate our 50th
wedding anniversary. The cards,
Bowers and gifts and your kindness
will always be remembered. Thanks
again. - Joe and Bev Smith. 28-1 p
TURNBULL. A grateful thank you
for the quick response by the
Brussels Fire Department, ambu
lance attendants, doctors and nurses
at Seaforth Hospital. Thanks also
for all the phone calls, inquiries and
cards. - Bill. 28-lp
VERWEY. We would like to thank
all our friends, relatives and
neighbours for flowers, donations,
other expressions of sympathy and
their support due to the recent loss
of our dear mother and grand
mother, Elizabeth Verwey. Thanks
also to Dr. Bokhout, all the
wonderful nurses and health care
workers who looked after her
during her illness. Special thanks to
Barb Dalgliesh for the great care
while she was still at home. We
would also like to thank Mike
Falconer for making the arrange
ments easier for us in our time of
sorrow. - The Verwey family. 28-1
Medic Alert
SPEAKS FDR Y D U
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www.medicaiert.ca
Gards of thanks
WALKER. Thanks to all my
friends and family for coming to
my graduation party. Your gifts and
best wishes are truly appreciated.
Thank you for sharing this
important time with me. - Shaun
Walker. 28-lb
WHITE. I would like to say a big
thank you to everyone who came
out to my shower and/or sent gifts.
Special thanks to Maridale Vogels
and Maxine Brush for hosting this
event and to everyone else who
helped in any way. Your
thoughtfulness is much appreciated.
If you know someone who attended
or sent gifts and does not receive
this paper, please pass the message
on. Thanks again. - Jamie. 28- lb
Goming events
ST. JOHN'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Annual Pork Chop BBQ, Sunday,
July 23, 2000, 5 - 7 p.m. Adults
$9, Preteen $5, Preschool free. 27-3
A PLACE TO FIND GOD’S PLAN
for you. Gospel Light’s SonZone
Discovery Center Vacation Bible
School. Crafts, songs, snacks,
games, Bible stories at Blyth
Christian Reformed Church, July
24- 28, 9:00- 11:30 a.m. 28-2p
MONSTER EUCHRE TOURNA-
ment - St. Joseph’s R.C. Church
Hall, Clinton, Wednesday, July 12,
8 p.m. Over $100.00 in prizes.
Lunch provided. Everyone
welcome. Sponsored by Knights of
Columbus. 28-1
EUCHRE TOURNAMENT:
Londesboro Hall, July 14,
8:00 p.m. Admission $5.00, over
$100.00 in prizes. Proceeds for
Hall Improvements. 28-lp
A BENEFIT EVENING FOR
Jesse Wesselink, Friday, July 14 at
7 p.m. A hamburger BBQ plus an
evening of entertainment is
planned; a donation box will be at
the door. Bring the family for an
evening of food, fun and fellowship
at the Auburn Hall. For more
information contact Calvin
Bakelaar 523-9296. 27-2
KIDS’ CORNER JULY 17-21
1 - 4 p.m. SK to Grade 8. Separate
program for Grades 6-8. Registra
tion forms available at Brussels
5R’s Thrift Shop. Organized by
Brussels Churches. Held at
Brussels Mennonite Fellowship.
Guests welcome at closing
celebration July 21, 3:30 p.m. For
more information call 887-6098.
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THE SUMMER ACTIVE ZONE
is coming! We will be offering free
active living sessions for children
under six years and their parents/
caregivers. Wednesdays, July 19,
August 2, 16 and 30 in Blyth from
1:00 - 2:00 p.m. at the Lions Park.
Also, Tuesdays in Brussels July 11,
25, August 8 and 22 at the United
Church from 10:00 - 11:00 a.m.
For more information call Rural
Response for Healthy Children at
482-8777. 28-1
BURNOUT COMPETITION - AT
Frosty Queen in Wingham on July
20. Register now at Frosty Queen,
143 Josephine St. or by phone 519-
357-2191. Limited space available'.
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