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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, includes fridge, stove,
heat and hydro, no animals.
References required. Phone 482-
9371. 29-tfn
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
APARTMENT IN BLYTH, TWO
bedrooms. Phone 345-2363 or 523-
4282. 28-tfn
Ar tides for sale
NEW 550 MHZ COMPUTER
system, 64 mb ram, 10.2 Gb hard
drive, complete system with 15"
monitor, $1349 plus taxes. Add a
printer for $149. Delivery and setup
included. Call Steve at Huron
Video and Sound 887-6710 or
blakey@wightman.net 30-2
ONE ZENITH 8MM CAMCORDER,
battery pack, charger, carrying
case, $300 or best offer. Call 523-
4799. 30-lp
FRESH APPLES, YELLOW
Harvests and Quintes. New crop
honey. Maitside Orchards, County
Rd. 16, west of Brussels. Phone
887-6883. 30-lp
MAPLE BUFFET $259.95,
sofabeds $139.95 up, rollaway cot
$39.95, love seats $49.95 up, large
blue sofa $189.95, apt. size washer
and dryer $79.95 each, stoves
$69.95, crib with mattress and
bumper pads $99.95, toy box
$29.95, baby walker $21.95, tables
and chairs $49.95 up, dressers
$49.95 up, colour TVs $69.95 up,
change table with bath $24.95,
VCR $79.95, CD player $39.95,
high chair $21.95, mattress and box
springs $35 each, beds $69.95 up,
movies and CDs - 2 for $10,
cassettes $2.50, wheelchair $59.95,
coffee tables $10 up, Game Boy
$21.95, lamps $6.50 up, clocks
$12.50, desks $39.95 up. Quality
Used Furniture, 86 Albert St.,
Clinton. Open Wed. through Sat.
12 until 5:30.482-1444. 30-1
PURIFIED BOTTLED WATER,
cooler sales and rentals, free
delivery and set-up. Ask about our
summer specials. Call Dick at 887-
9918. 29-3p
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
J. R. FEAR APIARIES NOW HAS
fresh honey for sale. Phone 357-
3656. 29-2
Births
HARRIETHA-B1SHOP. Darlene,
George, May and Beatrice are
pleased to announce the arrival of
Aurey Clarence 6 lbs. 1 1 oz.,
Guelph General Hospital on June
29, 2000. Spoiling privileges go to
grandparents Clarence and Rose
Marie Bishop and Andrew
Harrietha of Guelph.
30-1
HUBBARD. Natasha and Jordan
are a little late but would like to
announce the safe arrival of their
sister Samantha Karin Hubbard on
May 30, 2000 at Clinton Public
Hospital weighing in at 7 lbs. 4 oz.
and 21 1/2 inches at 9:15 a.m.
Proud parents are Phil and Karin
Hubbard. Spoiling privileges for
the eighth time go to Ken and Bette
Lee and the fourteenth time to
George and the late Marion
Hubbard, all of Blyth. 30-1
RYAN. Mike, Kathy, big brother
Shane and big sister Holly are
thrilled to announce the speedy
arrival of Mitchell Thomas.
Mitchell was bom at Clinton Public
Hospital on July 10, 2000 at 11:54
a.m., weighing 8 lbs. 9 oz. Proud
grandparents are Bob and Nora
Humphries of London and Gerald
and Anne Ryan of Walton. A great-
grandson for Mary Humphries of
Walton. 30-1
Cards of thanks
HAGGITT. We would like to thank
our families, friends and
neighbours who came to help us
celebrate our 25th anniversary and
for the cards and gifts. Also thanks
to those who helped in any way -
you all know who you are. A very
special thank you to Chad, Michael
and Leanne for a great party that
we will never forget. - Gord and
Susan Haggitt. 30-1
Auction sales
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LARGE AUCTION SALE
to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton
for several local consignors
plus London, Seaforth, Exeter and Zurich homes
SATURDAY, JULY 29 AT 9 A.M.
APPLIANCES: 30" gas stove, chest freezer, washer, dryer, computer and
k monitor, 2 portable TV’s, floor model TV, Component hi-fi with 3-way 4 T speaker system, 2 Shop Vacs, carpet sweepers.
4 ANTIQUES, FURNITURE, ETC.: Royal Doulton figurines (Bumble), cast iron 4 T dog, gingerbread clock, wooden wall phone, cast iron truck and tractor, I
trumpet, Roseville vase, old lamp wall bracket, oil lamps, White Rose pail, y
i baking board, crocks, old pictures, antique glassware, press back >
y rockers, large floor rug, braided wool rug, cost $1000. new, new single y
i sleigh, bed box spring and mattress, large modern 3 piece bedroom i
Y suite with king size canon ball bed, fainting couch, dining tables, pump y
a organ, cookstove, 7 drawer dresser with mirror and night table (nearly i
Y new), old hoosier type cupboard, antique buffet w/mirror (nice one), Y
A wing back chair, 2 washstands. A’ RESTAURANT: Stainless steel sinks, 80" wash sink with 2' x 2’ chop board, ▼
>2-42" wash sinks w/drying racks, 4’ stainless steel table w/tray storage A
racks.
k OTHER: Beaver 16 band saw on stand, freight cart, chainsaw, ladders, 2- k ’ 4 door locker units, ladders, jack-all-jack, horse collars, garden tools, J
4 bedding plus our usual large offering. 2 auctioneers selling starting at 9 4
a a m- AI AUCTIONEERS: RICHARD AND BEN LOBB 482-7898 CLINTON f
Cards of thanks
CALDWELL. Ange and Trent
would like to thank their family,
friends and wedding party for all
your generous support to make our
day so wonderful. Temara's for the
beautiful flowers, decorating and
advice, Annette Hoggarth for the
delicious wedding cake, Gary
Walden Photography for the perfect
pictures, Rev. Chris Morgan for the
ceremony of our dreams, J.B. for
playing the lovely acoustical music
and to the “mystery bagpiper”
(whoever you are) for the added
touch, MCL Sound for doing such
a great job with only two weeks
notice, Wade Clark and Alex and
Paula Irwin for their generous
services at the reception and to
everyone else for pitching in with
chairs, the luncheon, etc. We would
also like to extend a great big thank
you to everyone for all the shower
and wedding gifts. Everything has
been put to great use. We could
never say thank you enough to truly
express the gratitude we feel to all
of you. - The Caldwell Family.
30-lb
HASKINS. The family of our small
angel “Danielle” would like to
extend our heartfelt thanks to
friends, neighbours, fellow church
members, and many others who
came to our aid with the loss of our
daughter. We have received much
help from people who have sent
letters, food, phone calls, flowers
and even donations of money. We
would like to acknowledge the
Brussels Mennonite Fellowship,
The Sixth Line of Morris, and
MDL Doors for their outpouring of
help and support during this time.
Our family will not be able to get
through all of this alone. We still
have a long road to follow and we
will probably never be “OK” with
the fact Danielle is gone, but we are
happy to say that we have seen the
best that people can be. Thank you.
- The family of Danielle Faith
Haskins, Kevin, Susannah and
Celena Haskins. 30-1 p
HUBBARD. We would like to
thank Dr. Hay and the O.B. nurse at
Clinton Public Hospital and the
doctors at Stratford General
Hospital for the excellent care
given to us. - Karin and Samantha
Hubbard. 30-1
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Cards of thanks
MARTIN. The family of the late
Ruth Martin would like to express
our sincere thanks for all the visits,
flowers, cards, charitable donations
and food brought to our homes at
the time of mother’s passing.
Thank you to those who prepared
and served lunch after the funeral.
Your concern and support was
greatly appreciated. - Don and
Yvonne Martin, George and
Elizabeth Procter, Peter and
Gertraude Martin. 30-1
TOLL. At this time I would like to
say thank you to all who took care
of me while in the Clinton Public
Hospital. Thank you to my wife
Marie and family members of three
generations. A sincere thanks to Dr.
Jan and Lynn for putting up with
me, also all the nurses who kept me
living 24 hours a day and Rev.
Dow and Blyth Swinging Seniors
by way of Lenora Davidson’s
neighbours for calls, cards and
help. Again thanks to you all. -
Aubrey. 30-1 b
WATSON. I wish to thank all those
who helped me through my last
hospital stay. I would like to thank
the staff of both Clinton and
Wingham Hospitals. Special thank
you to Doctor Hay. - Berva
Watson. 30-lp
WATSON. I would like to thank
my family for the party given me
and all the friends and family who
helped celebrate my 75th birthday.
- Gerald W atson. 30-1 p
Hi my name is Jesse Wesselink.
As you can see. I am three years
old. I want to thank everyone
who came to my benefit night on
July 14. To the ones who
organized it, to the ones who
donated or brought food, thank
you. I had a lot of fun and it was
a big night for me. I scared my
mom and dad and brothers when
I was transferred by ambulance
to the Children's Hospital of
Ontario in London on Sunday
morning. Maybe Friday night
was too much for me, but my
family and I had a really good
time. Thank you to all who made
a donation on my behalf. I have
been doing pretty well lately but
I have a long way to go yet.
Thanks again for the cards and
prayers that we have received
over the past 3 years. Hugs and
kisses, Jesse, Mom, Dad (Dave
and Joyce) and my big brothers,
Justin, Adam, Josh and Evan.
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Coming events
COUNTRY BREAKFAST -
Sunday, July 30, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
All you can eat. Adults - $5.00,
children 10 and under - $2.50,
preschool - free. Van Egmond
House, Egmondville. Everyone
welcome. 30-1
MONSTER EUCHRE TOURNA-
ment - St. Joseph’s RZ.C. Church
Hall, Clinton, Wednesday, July 26,
8 p.m. Over $100 in prizes. Lunch
provided. Everyone welcome.
Sponsored by Knights of
Columbus. 30-1
COME AND GO COMMUNITY
Shower for Joan Smith fianced of
Tom Warner on August 8 at
Brussels Library, 7:30 - 9 p.m. 30-2
DOUBLE’S NITE BINGO -
Monday, July 31, 7:15, Seaforth
Arena, open 5:30. Over $5,000 in
prizes. $2,000 Jackpot. All game
prizes doubled. Proceeds to
Seaforth Minor Sports. Licence
#M144789. 30-1
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
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
H .ay & straw
WHEAT STRAW FOR SALE.
Phone 887-6697. 30-1
H elp wanted
HERD MANAGERS WANTED
Due to expansion we are seeking
capable swine managers in the
Goderich/Lucknow area. Positions
will be available in sow units,
nurseries and finishing units.
Previous swine management or
supervisory experience would be
considered assets. We also
currently have openings for
farrowing room attendants.
Excellent wage and benefit package
for the successful candidates.
Housing is also available. Please
submit resumes by mail or fax to:
Acre T Farms Ltd., R.R. #3,
Brussels, ON NOG 1H0 Fax: 519-
887-6330. 27-tfn
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
RELIABLE CAREGIVER WITH
experience wanted from Aug. 8 to
Sept. I in your home, Monday to
Friday 6:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. One child
8 years old. Would prefer Brussels-
Wroxeter area. Please call 357-
7482 after 4 p.m. 30-1
COOK AND COOK'S HELPER -
experience preferred, will train, to
start immediately. Apply with
resume to the Blyth Inn, 523-9381.
26-5