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Accommodation
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HOUSE FOR RENT - LARGE 4
bedroom. 2 bathroom farmhouse
with garage, between Wingham
and Blyth, $750/month. Phone 519-
396-9012 or 519-389-1756. 32-3
FARMHOUSE FOR RENT -
central location to Blyth, Brussels,
Monkton, and Seaforth. New oil
furnace. Available Sept. I, 2000.
Phone 887-6052. 32-1p
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.
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Ar tides for sale
BACK TO SCHOOL COMPUTERS,
AMD 600 Mhz system complete
with 64mb ram, 10.2 Gb hard
drive, 15" monitor, $1349 plus
taxes. INTEL Pill 667 Mhz system
complete with 128mb ram, 20.4 Gb
hard drive, 15" monitor, $1775
plus taxes. Add a printer for $149
or upgrade to a 17" monitor for
$90. Local delivery and setup
included. Call Steve at Huron
Video and Sound 887-6710 or
blakey@wightman.net 32-2
MS lives here.
MS is the most common
neurological disease affecting
young adults in Canada.
MS Multiple Sclerosis
Society of Canada
1-800-268-7582 www.mssociety.ca
CARTER-GLOUSHER. It’s a
beautiful baby girl. Allison Nicole
Glousher made a speedy but early
arrival at St. Joseph Hospital,
London Friday, August 4, 2000,
10.01 p.m. She weighed in at 5 lbs.
6 oz. I 8". Proud parents are Jen
Carter and Larry Glousher of
Kinburn. Proud grandparents are
Lloyd Glousher of Seaforth;
Shirley Glousher of Chesley,
Margaret Stephens and Bruce
Mason of Blyth and Ron Carter and
Michelle Buurs of Belgrave. 32-1
Auction sales
AUCTION SALE
Auction sale of furniture, misc. household items, tools, small
equipment and tractor to be held at Lot 12, Cone. 7
Grey Twp., 1 Cone. North of Brussels & 4 1/2 miles East
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23 AT 5:00 P.M.
Equipment - AC D-15 loader gas tractor w/hyd. bucket, GW single
auger 7’ snowblower, hyd. horizontal 3 PH log splitter, 7T scraper
blade, wagon rack and running gear, JD 116 w/bagger 48” mow
deck, trailer Model T frame, rototiller and 3 push lawn mowers.
Tools - Circular saw, Dewait radial arm saw w/blade, grinding
bench, workmate bench, work bench, scaffold, shop vac, Echo
weedeater, 30’ alum. ext. ladder, misc. hand and garden tools,
trailer, 14’ fibreglass Teeswater canoe, incubator, wine press, sap
pails, plywood platform and T-bar posts.
Furniture - 2 freezers, dehumidifier, couch & chair, sofa bed,
recliner, coffee and end tables, chest of drawers, queen size bed
& headboard, TV and stand, sewing machine, odd chairs, CD
player and speakers, vacuum cleaner, lamps, pictures, linens, &
misc. dishes.
Antiques & Collectibles - Sewing machine, table, arm chairs,
telephone box, World War 1 memorabilia, German & Canadian
helmets, milk and cream cans, iron pots, egg basket and misc.
collectibles.
Terms - Cash or cheque day of sale.
Proprietors & auctioneers not responsible for any accidents or
deletions day of sale.
Proprietors - Larry & Agnes Proulx
Auctioneers - Joseph Zehr and Doug Jacob
519-887-9599 519-271-7894
APARTMENT IN BLYTH, TWO
bedrooms. Phone 345-2363 or 523-
4282. 28-tfn LARGE AUCTION SALE
to be held at Richard Lobb’s Auction Building in Clintoni fo be held at Richard Lobb’s Auction Building in Clinton i
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 19 AT 9 A.M.
RIDING MOWERS: Deutz Allis 1613 hydrostatic drive 12.5 HP
Ford LT 8 HP riding mower, Ariens 7 HP rear tine garden tiller.
SNOWBLOWER: Craftsman 10 HP 32” walk behind blower, 2 weedeaters.
DIAMOND RINGS: 3 white gold rings 1-18 KT engagement, 14 KT ladies’
5 stone, 18 KT wedding, 14 KT yellow gold ladies’ ring, Lapiz egg
necklace, some costume jewellery.
APPLIANCES: Dust Devil upright vac, GE washer and dryer, dehumidifier,
portable colour TV, Lowery electric organ, Microfische machine, freezer,
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FURNITURE, ETC.: Antique carpet balls, old floor model radio,
Bell antique pump organ (fancy one), Mason Risch upright piano,
> wooden butter churn, small pine church bench, <
chesterfields and 2 matching chairs reupholstered (like new), Northern
Electric wooden wall phone, 7 matching caned seat chairs,
sewing machine, Gingerbread clock, corner computer desk (_
cedar chests, drop leaf table, sideboard bottom, Gibard Mahogany
poster double bed, 2 bedroom suites, 3 futon mattresses, modern pine
corner cupboard, drop front secretary, parlour tables, rocking chair, odd
wooden chairs, wall unit, entertainment centre, ping pong table, 10’ x 12’
floor rug, 2-pine wall cupboards, dressers w/mirrors, desks, Compact
disc player, oak swivel office chair, corner china cabinet plus much
more furniture than listed, horn for phonograph, oil lamps, old and
modern pictures, several signed prints, water colours, dishes and
glassware including 20 collector plates , antique pieces, bedding, plus
our usual large offering of small and collectable items.
LIFE RAFT: Avon 4 man self-inflating life raft. Cost $2,400. new in 1984.
Looks good.
POWER TOOLS: Portable air compressor, table saw, Beaver scroll saw, |
combo belt buff sander, hyd. jack timing light, test gauges, chain saw,
hand tools, a few service manuals, wood burning fireplace insert, plus
many other items. 2 Auctioneers selling starting at 9 a.m.
AUCTIONEERS: RICHARD AND BEN LOBB 482-7898 CLINTON
TUESDAY, AUGUST 22 AT 6 PM: 135 MF tractor, 3 antique tractors,
machinery, car dolly, etc. 1/2 mile west of Holmesville on Cutline Rd.
Farm #37241 for Lewis Dempsey 482-3386.
Check out our
WEBSITE
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www.northhuron.on.ca
Cards of thanks
CARTER-GLOUSHER. Jen Carter
and Larry Glousher and Allison
Nicole Glousher would like to
thank Dr. Hay and Dr. Jan
Raczycki, Clinton Hospital and a
special thanks to Sandy, RN for all
the help, and the ambulance
attendants for the speedy trip to St.
Joseph Hospital, London. We also
thank Dr. Richerdson and staff of
London. Thanks to all family and
friends for all their help. - Jen,
Larry and Ally. 32-1
Auction sales
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Cards of thanks
CHAMNEY. We would like to
thank all of our family and friends
for the cards, flowers and gifts, but
most of all your presence in
celebrating our 25th wedding
anniversary. You have all been a
large part of our first 25 years
together and will continue to be
during our next 25 years. Special
thanks to our parents, our
granddaughter Madison and
especially our children Alison and
Ryan for planning our celebration.
Love - Doug and Lynn. 32-1
Cards of thanks
ENGEL. The family of the late
Ross Engel wishes to express their
sincere appreciation for the
flowers, memorial donations, cards
and food as well as kind words and
prayers during our time of sorrow.
A special thank you to Dr. Latuskie
and nursing staff of Listowel
hospital, also to Drs. Gonser,
Maclver and Tomlinson as well as
the nursing staff on the surgical
ward of Stratford Hospital who
cared for Ross during his stay
there. The kindness and
professionalism shown by the
Schimanski Funeral Home was
very helpful and comforting during
this stressful time. A heartfelt
thanks to Rev. Cathrine Campbell
for all her comforting words and
support. A very special thanks to
the ladies of Cranbrook
Presbyterian Church for the lovely
lunch. Your thoughtfulness will
always be remembered. - Tillie
Engel and family. 32-1
On behalf of EPILEPSY FOR
HURON-BRUCE-PERTH I would
like to personally thank Anna
Vander Heyden and Elizabeth
Battye of Blyth's Catholic
Women’s League for their help
with “Glad Days”. This year we
have broken our former record for
money raised - Blyth is still
booming! Special thanks to Don
and Lenore Scrimgeour for
allowing us to use their store to sell
the flowers. Most of all, special
thanks to everyone who took part in
supporting this worthwhile cause.
Thank you. - Kathy Bromley, Co
ordinator. -32-1
REDMOND. We would like to
express our sincere thanks to
family, friends, neighbours, St.
Mary’s School Community, Father
John Pluta and St. Peter’s parish,
Knights of Columbus, members of
the 1st Blyth Troop and Company,
co-workers, Dr. Walker, staff from
AM&G, L.R.C.C. and Community
Nursing Service for the support
shown to our family during the
boys’ Dad’s (Mike’s) brief illness
and since his death. The donations
of food, charitable donations, mass
cards, flowers, phone calls, visits
and cards are greatly appreciated
and comforting during this time.
We are indeed fortunate to be part
of such a caring community. -
Matt, Markus and Karen. 32-1
Coming events
COMMUNITY BRIDAL SHOWER
for Cheryl Franken, daughter of
Harry and Charlene on Monday,
Aug. 28 at St. Ambrose Church,
Brussels, 7:30 p.m. Everyone
welcome. 32-2
HURON COUNTY JUNIOR
Farmers’ All Years' Reunion,
August 20, 2000, 2:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Auburn Community Hall. Pot luck
supper. 32-1
HOPE CHAPEL CEMETERY
annual memorial service, Sunday,
Aug. 27, 3:00 p.m. Guest speaker:
Mr. Bruce Whitmore. 32-2
HEY KIDS - COME JOIN US
for Vacation Bible School at
Cornerstone Bible Fellowship in
Ethel, Aug. 21 - 25. 9-11:3() a.m..
Grades JK - 8. Please come early
Monday, Aug. 21 to register. 31-2
Coming events
HURON-BRUCE-GREY FAMILY
Coalition Party Annual Picnic on
Sunday, August 20 at The
Chepstow Lion's Park from 12
noon to 4 p.m. Entertainment by
The Mustard Seeds. Guest speaker:
Party Leader Giuseppe Gori.
Everyone welcome to enjoy good
food, friends and fellowship. 32-1
For rent
ICE RENTALS, SEAFORTH &
District Community Centres -
various times available late August
and early September. Please call
527-1272 for more information.
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Garage/yard
sales
YARD SALE - MUTLI-FAMILY
misc. household and much more,
8 a.m. - 2 p.m. 590 Elizabeth
Street, Brussels, August 19. 32-Ip
GARAGE/MOVING SALE, 72
Krauter Court, Brussels, Saturday,
August 26, 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Paul and Jane McDonald. 32-2p
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Help wanted
FULL AND PART-TIME Posi
tions available on modem sow farm
near Molesworth for farrowing and
breeding areas. Excellent
opportunity for both experienced
and inexperienced applicants. Fax
resume to 887-6369 or call 887-
9158. 31-2
COOK’S HELPER - WILL TRAIN,
to start immediately. Apply with
resume to the Blyth Inn, 523-9381.
32-1
BUSY CATERING BUSINESS IS
looking for a mature, energetic, and
self-motivated person to work some
nights and weekends. Hours
variable. S’ait immediately. For
more information call 887-6502,
leave a message with your name
and phone number and we will get
back to you. 32-2
HERD MANAGERS WANTED
We are currently seeking capable
swine managers to work in our
large, modern production units.
Positions are 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. 32-tfn
PART-TIME RESTAURANT
staff required. Please contact Karen
at 887-6461 or 529-3175. 32-2
REQUIRED - GENERAL LABOUR
for construction of new homes and
renovations. Apprenticeship
possible. Please call Blyth
Construction Ltd. 523-4766 or fax
resume to 523-9164. 32-2