HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2000-07-19, Page 13THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 2000. PAGE 13.
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DEADLINE
2 p.m. Monday
in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
in Blyth
Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
Accommodation
for rent
TWO STOREY, TWO BEDROOM
house in Brussels, 4 appliances, gas
heat, private fenced yard. Phone
416-962-0649. 29-2
BLYTH - TWO BEDROOM
apartment, ineludes fridge, stove,
heat and hydro, no animals.
References required. Phone 482-
9371. 29-tfn
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT,
Queen St., Blyth, available Aug. 15
and two bedroom apartment, Queen
St., Blyth, available Sept. 1. Call
523-9448 or Bus. 523-4840. 28-2
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
APARTMENT IN BLYTH, TWO
bedrooms^ Phone 345-2363 or 523-
4282. 28-tfn
THREE BEDROOM HOUSE IN
Blyth. Phone 523-4996. 28-tfn
An nouncements
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
PURIFIED BOTTLED WATER,
cooler sales and rentals, free
delivery and set-up. Ask about our
summer specials. Call Dick at 887-
9918. 29-3p
J. R. FEAR APIARIES NOW HAS
fresh honey for sale. Phone 357-
3656. 29-2
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
Raspberries
A, &Pie^
"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
EVENING
AUCTION SALE
Of antiques, home
furnishings and a car will be
held for the
ESTATE OF
MRS. VELMA BLATCHFORD
(Teeswater/Sudbury), with
added consignments,
in Teeswater Agri-Curl,
on MONDAY, JULY 24,
starting at 6:00 p.m.
AUCTIONEERS:
Wallace Ballagh,
Teeswater 392-6170
Rob Thompson,
Ripley 392-2640
Births
DRISCOLL-WHYTE. Quinn
Nicholas Ross Driscoll on Sunday,
June 25, 2000, decided that his one
womb apartment was getting a bit
small so he moved his 8 lbs. 11 oz.
body in with Crystal, Ben and older
brother Connor. Proud
grandparents are Nick and Joan
Whyte and John and Marylou
Driscoll. Special thanks to
midwives Susan Wilts and Pauline
Hackey for their excellent care
before, during and after the birth of
Quinn. 29-1
HASTINGS. Donald and Dawn
are happy to announce the arrival
of Rachel’s sister, Heather
Danielle. She was bom on July 7,
2000 at Stratford General Hospital
weighing 7 lbs. 7 oz. Proud
grandparents are Dave and Karen
Hastings and Ben and Chris TenPas
all of Brussels. 29-1
PIPE. Gary, Lori and big sisters
Julena and Kristen are thrilled to
announce the safe arrival of Jack
William Lloyd. Jack entered the
world at 1:38 a.m. on July 4, 2000
weighing in at 8 lbs. 14 oz. Proud
grandparents are John and Edith
Pipe and Stuart and Karen Parker.
Great-grandchild of Lloyd and
Alma Smith, Thomas Parker and
Pearl Shaw. 29-1
Business
opportunities
TURNKEY FROZEN & FRESH
food retail business, great
opportunity for the right person.
Call 357-1858. 26-4
Cards of thanks
CAMPBELL. The many acts of
kindness we received at the time of
Alan’s sudden death have been
overwhelming. Our family wishes
to express our sincere thanks to our
friends, relatives, neighbours and
business acquaintances for their
flowers, donations, food, cards,
phone calls and visits. This
outpouring of support has aided us
greatly to be able to cope and deal
with our loss. Thank you so much.
- Carol Campbell; Greg Campbell
and Anne Shier; Brad Campbell
and Karen Moore, Debbie
Campbell and Marjorie and Rick
Woolham and their families. 29-l
Cards of thanks
COOK. I would like to say a “BIG”
thank you to all who supported and
prayed for me, sent cards, called
and visited before and after my
surgery. It’s good to know I have
so many caring friends and family.
- Peter. 29-1 p
DAVIDSON. I wish to extend
sincere thanks to my friends,
neighbours and family for their
prayers, visits, flowers, phone calls,
cards and treats while I was a
patient in hospital and since
returning home. Special thanks to
Rev. Dow and the Coffee Break
Prayer chain. Thank you to Irma
and Jim Mason for looking after
my home, to Dr. Raczycki, nursing
staff and therapists at Clinton
Hospital and Community Services
at home. Your kindness has been
much appreciated. - Lenora. 29-lp
HASTINGS. We would like to
thank Dr. Shannon and the O.B.
nurses of Stratford General
Hospital for the wonderful care we
received during our stay. An extra
special thank you goes to Aunt
Bonnie, Uncle Darryl and Colton
for taking care of Rachel and all the
extras that you did. Last but not
least thanks to all our family,
friends and neighbours for the
visits, gifts and cards while at the
hospital and since returning home.
29-1
HUNKING. We would like to
thank all who sent cards and for the
messages of sympathy we received
at the time of the death of our
sister-in-law Jean Bell. They were
much appreciated. - Lome and
Addie. 29-1 p
JACKSON. The family of Ken
Jackson wishes to express our
sincere thanks for the many good
wishes, visits, calls and cards to
Dad. Special thanks to those who
sent food and flowers. All were
much appreciated. A 90th birthday
brings new meaning to a family. It
was such a memorable time for all
of us. Thanks again. 29-1
PEARSON. It’s hard to find the
right words to express our thanks to
all those who supported and cared
for us during Ralph’s long illness
and now at his passing. He received
wonderful care from the doctors
and nurses and staff at Wingham
Hospital and even had a short time
at home, thanks to our community
nurses, homecare givers and our
friends. I shall always be thankful
for the many rides and offers of
rides, for food and treats both
before and after Ralph’s death.
Your cards and calls are a great
comfort. A special thank you to our
minister, Mrs. Joan Golden. Joan
you were there for us, comforted us
and made the going easier. To
Jennie and Frank Schimanski,
thank you for guiding us through
this hard time in such a kind and
professional way. Thank you to the
officers and members of Western
Star Lodge No. 149 IOOF Brussels
for your beautiful memorial service
and to my sister Rebekahs and
ladies of Brussels United Church
for the delicious lunch ser 'ed after
the funeral. - Edna Pearson and
family. 29-1 p
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Cards of thanks
REGELE. Luella Regele and
family would like to thank
everyone for coming out to help
celebrate her 80th birthday open
house on July 9. It was all very
much appreciated. 29-1
ROBERTS. I wish to express my
sincere thanks to my family,
neighbours and friends for the
prayers, beautiful cards, flowers
and gifts, and for the visits and the
many acts of kindness which were
shown towards me and to Kay,
which have meant so much to us
during the time of my illness. I
would also like to thank the
doctors, nurses, support staff and
clergy, who so capably and
conscientiously cared for me in the
Clinton and University hospitals,
and since comin-g home to
Belgrave. I feel truly blessed to
have been cared for with such
professionalism and to live in such
a caring community. All of the
support which I have received has
meant so much to me, and will
always be remembered with sincere
appreciation. - John Roberts. 29-1
Coming events
BRUSSELS HORTICULTURAL
Picnic to be held Thursday, July
20. Meet at the Library at l :30 for a
tour of local gardens. Lunch and
social time to follow at the home of
Laura and Ken Barbour. Potluck -
finger foods. Bring your lawn
chair. 29-1
COME & GO SHOWER FOR
Kim Dodds, Sunday, July 23 from
1:00 to 3:00 at Alice McDowell’s
house. 29-1
Help wanted
Finishing
Contracts Available
Let us show you how you con generate
additional revenue from your existing land
base by building a contract hog finishing unit.
We are experienced in designing and building
naturally ventilated finishing barns that are very
economical. To learn more contact Acre T
Farms at (519) 887-6181 or fax (519) 887-6330.
Sparling's Propane is a growing, full-service propane marketer
providing reliable service to customers throughout Southern Ontario.
BULK DRIVER
Immediate, full-time bulk delivery driver position al the Blyth
Branch. Qualified applicant will be a responsible individual with a
professional attitude, 5-years AZ driving experience and clean driving
record. We offer excellent equipment and an attractive salary and
benefits package. Training will be provided.
Applications will be accepted until 12 noon, August 5, 2000. For
more information, please call I-8OO-56I-7727.
Apply in person to Janice Hayes.
Sparling's Propane Co. Ltd.
82948 London Road
(Hwy. #4) South
BLYTH, ON
N0M 1H0
Coming 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
A COME AND GO BRIDAL
Shower for Grace Carmichael on
Friday, July 28 at the Women’s
Institute Hall, Belgrave from 7:30
to 9:30 p.m. Everyone welcome.
29-2p
LIONS CLUB STEAK BBQ -
Saturday, July 29, 4:30 -’7:30,
Memorial Hall Courtyard, Blyth.
BBQ $13.50. Blyth Festival
performances of The Drawer Boy
and Anne. Call 523-9300. 29-2
For rent
BLYTH, QUEEN ST. RETAIL
space available for rent. Available
August 1. To inquire call 523-4351.
26-4
Help wanted
CHICKEN CATCHERS REQUIRED
immediately for local night crew.
Full-time employment. Transporta
tion provided, hours vary, salary -
piece work. Phone 1-800-265-
1170. 29-2
PERSON NEEDED FOR PART-
time work. Must have own
transportation Please call John van
Vliet, 887-6908. 29-1