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2 p.m. Monday
in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
in Blyth
Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
Articles for sale
STRAWBERRIES - YOU PICK
or ready picked. TE-EM Farm.
482-3020, 77688 Orchard Line.
25-lb
65'xl2' MOBILE HOME ON
wheels, new roof, propane furnace.
Can be viewed by appointment.
Phone 523-4458 evenings. 25-lp
PAPPLE’S GARDEN CENTRE
and Produce Stand - best prices
around on plants and in-season
produce, all grown on our farm.
Strawberries: $2.5O/quart or $25
for 12 quarts. One of this week’s
specials: Coreopsis (perennial) in
one-gallon pots; 3 pots for $10 or
10 pots for $20. See what’s new on
our expanded $3 and $6 sale tables
for whole flats of annuals and
perennials. Our prices are often half
that of the competition and all
prices include tax. For additional
specials see our website;
www.papple.ca or stop in to our
stand at 118 Main Street, Seaforth
519-522-0874. 25-1
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!
Come in and browse through our
selection of books mostly on rural
themes. The Citizen, 404 Queen
St., Blyth, 523-4792 or 541
Turnberry St., Brussels, 887-9114.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE -
533 Turnberry St., Brussels.
Open every Saturday from 9 - 4.
Selling good used brand-named
clothing. 519-338-3960, Mike or
BJ. 25-lp
STRAWBERRIES - YOU PICK,
ready picked or custom ordered at
Dougall’s Berries and Veggies, 3
km. north of Exeter, Hwy. 4. Open
8 to 8 Monday to Friday, 8 to 4
Saturday, 9 to 3 Sunday. Open
now. 1-519-235-1491. 24-2
PHONE BOOKS
The Citizen’s 2005 Phone Book is
now available at our offices in
Blyth and Brussels for only $1.00
each. tfn
REPRINTS OF PHOTOS TAKEN
by Citizen photographers are
available to purchase. Many in
colour. 4x6 - $4.00, 5x7 - $5.00,
8x10 - $8.00. Phone 523-4792 or
887-9114 to order. tfn
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Auction sales
NEW FURNITURE AND ELECTRONIC UNRESERVED PUBLIC
AUCTION
Norm Webster, Auctioneer, has been instructed to liquidate this superb collection of new furniture and
accessories at a "NO RESERVE11 auction. 3 piece sofa sets from traditional to contemporary to designer
looks, from 100% Italian leather to the highest grade fabric on the market. Gorgeous Dining room
suites, some with matching buffets, hutches and sideboards, some in solid wood and in wood veneer; cherry,
walnut, mahogany, pine, and maple finishes. Elegant bedroom outfits to include a stunning 8pc Queen
Bedroom Suite in medium oak. and a fabulous 8pc Queen Sleigh Bed Suite with hidden drawers.
Gigantic Cherry Finish Poster Bedroom Suite. Vegas Games Bar Counter. Texas Holdem Poker Table, clay poker
chips, home entertainment Slot Machines. Huge assortment of coffee, end tables, jam cupboards, gifts,
entertainment units, and lamps. Huge assortment of electronics and home theatre - 19" - 61"
wide screen TVs. DVD players, 5 disc mini stereo system, small kitchen appliances. 5.8 GHZ cordless
phones, all under warranty. Selection of electric hand tools; l/2" hammer drills. Many framed pieces of art.
Limited Edition numbered "Group of Seven". Hand painted desks and Bombe Chests. Quality mattresses
and box spring sets in single, double, queen and king from the most economical to the highest quality
pocket coil pillow tops sets on the market. 19th Century Reproduction French Commodes with gold
overloom. Remingtons, World Globe with precious stones. Satsuma, Limoge vases, sign boards, and crystal.
32pc pots and pan sets from Germany. 65-98pc China dish sets. Cutlery and Knife sets. Chinese coins. Tribal
Art, masks, porcelain dolls, 8x 11 & 5x8 carpets. Handmade 100% Wool Persian Carpets, baker's racks and
Tiffany lamps. ASSORTMENT OF LADIES’ 14KT GOLD RINGS, SET WITH AN ASSORTMENT OF
PRECIOUS AND SEMI-PRECIOUS STONES INCLUDING DIAMONDS, SAPPHIRES AND AMETHYSTS.
BANGLE BRACELETS. Some with appraisals. This is a partial listing. Many more stunning items not listed.
Subject to additions and deletions.
Tuesday, June 28, 2005
Seaforth & District Community Centre
122 Duke St., Seaforth, ON
Preview 5pm / Auction 6 pm
THIS MAY BE THE BEST AUCTION YOU HAVE EVER SEEN
Ample parking. Delivery Service Available. Payment: Cash, Visa, M/C, Debit,
10% Buyer's Premium. Everyone Welcome! For more information call 519-821-9331
Or visit www.unclejoesfurniture.com And www.auctionsfmd.com/unclejoes/index.htm
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Births
THOMSON. Matt and Erin are
proud to announce the birth of their
beautiful baby girl, Cara Isabelle on
June 5, 2005 weighing 5 lbs. 1 oz.
at Stratford Genera) Hospital. Cara
is the granddaughter of Jim and
Teresa Hickey and Bill and Pitt
Thomson and great-granddaughter
of Joe and Florence Devereaux and
Leona Hickey. 25-1
VOCK/HULZEBOS. Uncle Jason
and Aunt Hailey are excited to
welcome their new niece along
with Gramma Ann and Poppa Joe
and big sister Amber. Makalya
Kaitlyin Cheyanne arrived May 27,
2005 weighing 8 lbs. 3 oz. Proud
parents are Charlene and Matt.
25-lp
Auction sales
MS lives here.
It’s here in our community.
Please make a difference by
volunteering?
Multiple Sclerosis
Society of Canada
1-800-268-7582 www mssociety.ca
Cards of thanks
BRECKENRIDGE. My family and
I would like to thank all of our
friends, neighbours, relatives and
co-workers for all their
thoughtfulness and for being at our
side; also for all the food, cards and
flowers. You made a sad occasion
into'a celebration of his life. This
world has a lot of very wonderful
people. Special thanks to Bessie,
Brian, Doug and Joan. - Thanks
again from Fran and family. 25-1
GRASBY. We wish to extend our
sincere thanks to our family and
friends who joined us in celebrating
our 60th wedding anniversary. We
will cherish the memories of the
day. Heartfelt thanks for all the
flowers, cards, gifts and those who
worked to make this a day to
remember. - Bob and Jane Grasby.
25-lp
Auction sales
CW, Please Recycle
This Newspaper
Cards of thanks
JOHNSTON. I want to say thanks
to all my neighbours, friends and
relatives for all the work and
support I had. Thanks to the
minister and doctors and many
more people. 1 do miss my
neighbours but I know so many
people here. I think 1 have chosen
the right spot because the girls and
all are so good. 1 do want people to
come and visit me. I do hope the
new couple will enjoy Belgrave as
much as we did. I just hope you
each have your health and
happiness. Thanks to all. Sincerely
- Ruth Johnston. 25-1
KUEPFER. I would like to thank
all those who attended my
community shower or sent gifts and
well wishes. Your generosity was
overwhelming and greatly
appreciated. Also a special thank
you to the ladies who organized the
evening. You did a terrific job. -
Vanessa Kuepfer. 25-1
Cards of thanks
KERKHOF. Little we knew that
morning, that God would call
Joseph home. In life we loved him
dearly, in death we do the same. It
broke our hearts to lose him, he did
not go alone, for part of us went
with him. the day God called him
home. He left us beautiful memor
ies, and though we cannot see him,
he's always by our side. Our family
chain is broken, and nothing seems
the same, but as God calls us one
by one. the chain will link again.
We thank you all - family, church
family and community ■ we know
that you have been praying for us
and we have been so blessed with
the cards and comments that come
to us again, at this time, to remind
us that you too have not forgotten -
and we continue to be blessed with
God's strength as He answers the
prayers from so many. We appre
ciate it all. (p.s. - the memorial
stone is now in place) - with Love,
John, Pauleen, Annamieka and
Emily. 25-1
PROCTER. We extend our
appreciation to all the rel'atives,
friends and neighbours who offered
us their sympathy during the recent
loss of our dear mother and
grandma, Beth Procter. Your kind
words, flowers, food, cards and
donations to charities were very
much appreciated. Thank you for
all the wonderful care Mom
received at Braemar Nursing
Home, she made many good
friends over the years. Also thanks
to the staff at Wingham and District
Hospital for all the personal care
she received. We would like to
thank Rev. Len Meyers for the
many visits and prayers he gave
Mom. Also thank you to Rev. Tom
Wilson for the beautiful funeral
service held at Trinity Anglican
Church, Blyth, Lynda McGregor
for the piano music and Capucine
Onn for the violin music. Thank
you to all the ladies who served
lunch at the Belgrave United
Church and to McBurney Funeral
Home for your kindness and
professionalism you showed our
family. Thank you to all the
pallbearers, honorary pallbearers,
flower bearers, readers and eulogy
given in Mom’s honour. - Frank
and Dorothy, Maxine and Howard,
Marjorie and Phil, Larry and our
families. 25-1
SANDERS. Thank you so much to
all who supported my community
shower on June 17. Your
contribution was overwhelming. A
special thank you to Pat Hunking
and Nancy MichSe for all the work
you did organizing the event. -
Julie Sanders. 25-1
(joining events
BLYTH UNITED CHURCH IS
saying goodbye to Iris and Eugen
Bannerman on June 26. Come out
and hear Eugen’s last service and
join the congregation for lunch
following the service to bid
farewell to the Bannermans as they
start their retirement in British
Columbia. Everyone welcome.
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SENIORS LUNCHEON AT
Brussels Legion, Tuesday, June 28
at 12 noon. Doors open at 11:30.
Admission $7. Guest speaker and
entertainment to follow. 25-lb