HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2000-09-27, Page 21THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2000. PAGE 21.
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in Blyth
Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
Accommodation
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RECENTLY RENOVATED UPPER
2 bedroom apartment, downtown
Brussels, new carpets and
hardwood floors, $375 plus
utilities. Phone 887-9007. 38-tfn
BLYTH - TWO BEDROOM
apartment, includes fridge, stove,
heat and hydro, no animals.
References required. Phone 482-
9371. - 29-tfn
SILVER CREEK APARTMENTS
- Luxury 2 bedroom apartment,
controlled entrance, fridge, stove,
designed for mature adults. Phone
519-345-2197. 36-tfn
SET OF LH GOLF CLUBS, GOLF
bag with wheels. Phone 523-9240.
38-lp
BUFFET $49.95 up, sofabeds
$139.95, love seats $49.95 up,
leather love seat $139.95, colour
TVs $59.95 up, stoves $69.95 up,
mattress and box springs $35 ea.
and up, chest of drawers $49.95 up,
dressers $59.95 up, cowboy boots
$19.95 up, movies and CDs 2 for
$10, geriatric chair $99.95,*
wheelchair $59.95, playpen $29.95,
toy box $29.95, beds $69.95 up,
recliners $21.95 up, coffee tables
$12.50 up, skates $10 up, skis
$29.95, change table with bath
$24.95, exercise bikes $39.95 up,
table and chairs $59.95 up, high
chairs $19.95 up, desks $59.95 up,
desk chairs, $21.95 up, baby bed
$49.95, wall unit $49.95 up, fish
tank $21.95, leather recliner with
foot stool $79.95, strollers $10 up,
rollaway cot $39.95. Quality Used
Furniture, 86 Albert St., Clinton.
Open Wed. through Sat. 12 until
5:30.482-1444. 38-1
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Births
EARL. Jeff and Sue are pleased to
announce the arrival of their first
child, a daughter. Kendra Mary
Elizabeth was bom September 12,
2000 at 10:25 p.m. weighing 6 lbs.
8 oz. Proud first-time grandparents
are Gary and Beth Earl of RR 2,
Listowel and sixth-time
grandparents are Stan and Beth
Terpstra of RR 5,Mitchell. Great-
grandparents are Tjerkje Terpstra
of Mitchell, Georgina Smith,
Chester and Ruth Earl, all of
Atwood. Also ready to spoil
Kendra are many aunts, uncles and
cousins. Special thanks to Drs.
Percivak, Shannon, the nurses in the
maternity ward and the Special
Care Nursery for their excellent
care. 38-1 p
Births
NONKES. Eric and Giena Nonkes
praise God for the gift of another
child, Marissa Judith. She was bom
on Wed., Sept. 20, 2000 and is
already adored by older siblings
Jacob, Micah, McKayla, Benjamin
and Linnea. Spoiling privileges go
to Grandma and Grandpa (Merv
and Gaye) Datema and her many
aunts, uncles and cousins. Special
thanks to Dr. Hay and nurses,
Jackie and Nellie at CPH. Also
thanks to Sylvia, Anita, Judy,
Yvonne, Mom and Tanya for the
delicious food. 38-lp
“Proud Papa"
“Welcome” Baby Seth Edgar
McCauley. Bom Tuesday, August
22, 2000 at 7:51 a.m., Stratford
Hospital, 9 lb. 8 1/2 oz. Mama felt
every inch of you!! You are one
month old today. We love you so
much Sleepy Boy Cat.
Your Mom & Dad & Big Brother.
Cards of thanks
McCAULEY. special thanks to
MaryLyn and Steven, Norma and
Stan, Blanch and Dave, Gramma
and Charlie for the beautiful
shower. We also thank everyone
for the wonderful gifts. We
appreciate you celebrating Seth’s
arrival with us. You are all very
special people. Bless you and
yours. Love, Steven and Mellissa,
David and Seth. 38-lb
Auction sales
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APPLIANCES: 2 portable colour TVs, Maytag stacking washer and dryer A
(good one), Danby apt. size freezer, Maytag built-in dishwasher, Yamaha '
electric organ and stool, antique enamel wringer washer, 3 Grillmaster A
barbecues, Bunn 3 pot coffee maker, dehumidifier, Electrolux vacy
antiques
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pedestal, leaves and matching
chairs, large antique chest of drawers, library table, wicker fern stand,
washstand, music cabinet, drop leaf dining table, nursing rocker, small'
antique tables, chests of drawers, modern 3 piece light pine bedroom
suite with queen box spring and mattress, Rockwood Windsor <
pine gents dresser and dresser with oval mirror, several box springs
mattresses, maple round table and 4 chairs, modern chesta bed,
chesterfield, upholstered chairs plus much more furniture than listed.
ANTIQUE GLASSWARE AND COLLECTABLES: Occupied Japan figurines 6
3/4", 8", 10 1/2" Staffordshire dog figurines, Beswick dogs, Roseville
Jardineer, bone scrimshaw compass, Beswick cat and bird, Cocoa pot
and 4 cups, Limoges pieces, 10K gold bracelet, ladies' 14K gold ring with
4 diamonds, oil lamps, pictures, depression glass, cups and saucers plus
much more, bedding, etc.
OTHER: Interesting books, 10-4 drawer filing cabinets, office desk, stools,
van bench seat, plus many other items too numerous to mention.
2 Auctioneers selling starting at 9 a.m.
AUCTIONEERS: RICHARD AND BEN LOBB 482-7898 CLINTON
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7 AT 11.00 A.M.: 14 Oliver tractors for Bill Jenkins. 1
1 mile north of Clinton on Baseline Rd. Call 482-3290.
I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13 AT 10:30 A.M.: Road grader, tandem and J
' axle snowplow trucks, pickup trucks, cars, etc. at County of Huron 1 highways garage. 1 mile north of Auburn. Call 526-7231." ^ww.cHJctionhotllne.com
LARGE AUCTION SALE
To be held at Richard Lob Auction Building in Clinton tor Seaforth,
Goderich, Bayfield, Grand Bend homes plus additions.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 AT 9 A.M.
PADDLE BOAT: Poly Wog paddle boat, 2 seater.
COINS: Approx. 100 lots of our usual good variety.
Cards of thanks
BELL. A special thank you to the
“birdie” who gave me the beautiful
plant in a birdhouse. - Mary Jean.
38-lp
CRAIG. The family of the late
Andrew Craig wishes to thank
family, friends and neighbours for
their kindness of food, cards,
donations, flowers and especially
condolences shared with us during
our time of sadness. Special thanks
to Krissy and George for their extra
care to Dad. Thanks also to Mom
MacGregor for the meal between
visitation, Londesboro UCW for
lunch after the funeral and Rev.
Paul Ross for his comforting
message. We will always
remember these kindnesses. -
Kittie and Don MacGregor and
family, Ed Craig and family. 38-1
MARTIN. I would like to thank my
daughter Gwendolyne Tooth of
Toronto for my birthday
celebration while visiting there.
Jana Dodds, my Parish nurse, and
Rev. Cathrine surprised me while
treating them to noon lunch at
Bluevale Kountry Kitchen with a
birthday cake and gifts. Special
thanks to Viola Adams for a
bounteous birthday luncheon, a
treat she has been doing for many
years, and Wilma Higgins for a
pen, Allan and Ross for help.
Thanks to Jim Lee and Lois Lee
who has been a stalwart supporter
for many years. They treated me to
supper at the Merry Piper and gave
me many gifts. My granddaughter
Lorraine from Banbury, England,
my grandson Gregory from
Edmonton and my daughter
Gwendolyn from Toronto all
phoned me. Thanks to Crystal and
Mike for outside work to Doris for
mail and treats and to Ken for
snowplowing. Thanks to the home
help for their tender help. Thanks
for the many cards, treats and
telephone calls. Thanks everyone. -
Winona Martin. 38-1
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Auction sales
Vards of thanks
VAN SOEST/McNICHOL. Thanks
to the 8th Line of Morris
neighbours who contributed money
to our wedding gift. The patio set
looks wonderful on our front deck
and will be used a lot. Thanks
again. - Krista Van Soest and Mike
McNichol. 38-lb
VAN SOEST. Thank you to friends
and family who attended the
community shower held in my
honour. Thanks to everyone for all
the wonderful shower gifts.
Everything was greatly appreciated
and will be put to good use. -
Krista Van Soest. 38-1 b
Coming events
EUCHRE AT WALTON HALL
begins Oct. 12 at 8 p.m. The second
and fourth Thursday. Tournament
style. Bring your own partner.
Admission $5 per person. Lunch.
38-39-40-42
BLYTH UNITED CHURCH IS
now collecting good used clothing
and items for their fall rummage
and garage sale Oct. 13 and 14.
Please leave items under the coat
rack at the bottom of the stairs or
call Brenda McDonald at 523-
9404, Nancy Wasson 523-4926,
Bev Blair 523-4964. 38-2
LEARNING BEGINS: A PARENT
friendly program designed as a
celebration of parenthood. It
provides information and strategies
of early learning as it relates to
children’s brain development. To
be held at the Brussels United
Church, Tuesday morning October
17 and 31, 2000 (2 sessions) from
9:30 - 11:30 a.m. The cost is $5.
Sponsored by Rural Response for
Healthy Children. For more infor
mation or to register please call
482-8777 or 1-800-479-0716. 38-2
FALL COLOUR TOUR ON
Sunday, October 1 from I 00 to
4:00 p.m. at the Wawanosh Nature
Centre. Enjoy horse-drawi wagon
rides, guided walks and hot apple
cider. Free admission, cider just 25
cents per cup. Call 519-335-3557
for information. The Nature Centre
is located north of Blyth, west of
County Road 4, on Nature Centre
Road. 38-1
“THE FRUITS OF OUR LABOUR,”
an evening with Honourable
Claudette Bradshaw, P.C., M.P.,
Minister of Labour, hosted by
Huron-Bruce Federal Liberals, to
be held on October 19 in Tiverton
Community Centre. Admission $50
per person with tax receipt for over
half. For tickets or more
information call: Kathy Bromley,
Executive Secretary for Paul
Steckle, Member of Parliament at
523-4497. 38-2
CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL
Auxiliary’s Annual Penny Sale,
Sept. 21 - Sept. 30 at the Xnglican
Parish Hall, Clinton. Hours: Mon. -
Thurs. and Sat., 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.;
Fri. 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Sat., Sept. 30
ends 12 p.m. Draw Sat., Sept. 30,
12:30 p.m. 33-6
Come join
HURON COUNTY CLOGGERS
Lessons begin Tues., Oct. 3
at Seaforth District Community Centres
For more info call
Sherry McCall 527-1307
Coming events
AUBURN LIONS CLUB BREAK-
fast Sunday, Oct. I, 9 a.m. - noon,
Auburn Community Hall,
$5/person or $20/family. Maple
syrup donated by Robinson Maple
Products. Proceeds: Community
Betterment. We serve. 38-1
CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL
Auxiliary meeting in Hospital
Board Room, Monday, October 2,
2000, 10:00 a.m. Come along,
bring a friend or contact Freda 482-
9163. 38-1
HOMESCHOOLERS -BLYTH
Festival presents Dufflebag
Theatre’s “Peter Pan” Oct. 6.
Tickets $5. Call the Blyth Festival
Box Office toll free at 1-877-862-
5984. 37-2
BELGRAVE 52ND ANNUAL
Turkey Supper will be held on
Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2000 at the
Belgrave Arena, 7 p.m. sharp.
Come out and enjoy a home
cooked turkey dinner with all the
trimmings and lots of homemade
pies. Tickets are available at the
Belgrave Co-op, Belgrave Variety,
Stainton’s Hardware and Mrs. B’s
Baskets and More in Wingham and
at the Blyth General Store. Prices
are Adults $10 and children 12 and
under $5. 37-2
EFFECTIVE PARENTING FOR
parents of children ages 0-6. Learn
positive communication skills,
effective discipline methods and
how to encourage self esteem. To
be held at Blyth United Church on
Wednesday evening from October
4 - November 8 (6 sessions). The
cost is $20 per person, $25 per
couple. **Financiai Assistance is
available**. Sponsored by Rural
Response for Healthy Children. For
more information or to register
please call 482-8777 or 1-800-479-
0716. 37-2b
MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Brussels Anniversary
BBQ, Sunday, October I, 5:00 to
7:00 p.m. Guest speaker: Lillian
Wilton. Adults - $9. Children (12
and under) - $5, preschoolers - no
charge. For tickets call Jeff Cardiff
887-6162. Takeout available. 37-2b
LONDESBORO UNITED CHURCH
annual roast pork supper Saturday,
Sept. 30, 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Adults
- $9.00, children (6-12) - $5.00, 5
and under - free. Tickets call 523-
9021 or 482-7207 or at the door.
36-3
ST. JOHN’S MASONIC LODGE
gathering for A.F. & A.M. Masons,
their families and friends, Saturday,
Sept. 30, 2000 at 10:30 a.m.,
Brussels Country Inn, 410
Turnberry Street. A variety of food
dishes to order. Guest speaker:
Bruce N Whitmore, Past District
Deputy Grand Master, South Huron
District. Dress casual - bring a
friend. 37-2p
OPEN HOUSE AT MATHERS’
Tree Farm, Sunday, October I,
noon - 6 p.m. Free wagon rides and
walking trails, 4 kilometers south
of Wingham on Hwy. #4. 36-3p
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