The Citizen, 2007-10-04, Page 20BRUSSELS – LARGE TWO-BED-
room apartment (upstairs), four
appliances and all utilities included,
smoke and pet free, first and last
month and references required. 519-
887-6486. 39-tfn
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BRUSSELS – ONE BEDROOM
$480, two bedroom $550, main
floor. Includes heat, water, 4-pc.
bathrooms. Available now.
References required. Phone 519-
740-0857. 39-1
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THREE-BEDROOM COUNTRY
house on paved road; close to
Brussels, $1,000/month, plus
utilities. Call 519-887-6461.
Available now. 39-2
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FOURPLEX IN CLINTON. IDEAL
for seniors, two bedroom, four
appliances, laundry facilities
available, $525+. Call 519-685-
2264. 39-tfn
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BELGRAVE – TWO-BEDROOM
house, fridge, stove, washer and
dryer, utilities extra, $650/month.
First and last. References. 519-357-
7989. Available Oct. 13. 38-2p
WESTINGHOUSE ALMOND
coloured fridge and stove, in good
working order, $100 for pair.
Kerosene heater – must sell. 519-
887-9262. 39-1
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TWO FOUR TONE STEEL FEED
bins, one good, one not so good.
Cheap. 519-887-6920. 39-1
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ONE WOODCHIEF WOODSTOVE,
side feeding and large ashes bin,
asking $200, paid $1,200; one
Kenmore sewing machine with 22
stitches and extra feet and
instructions, working well, $100
o.b.o. Phone 519-523-9407. 39-1p
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12 CORD OF HARDWOOD FOR
sale. For Rent – barn for livestock or
storage. Phone 519-523-9585.38-2p
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FREE
2007 PHONE BOOKS
available at The Citizen in Blyth and
Brussels. tfn
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BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!
Come in and browse through our
selection of books mostly on rural
themes. The Citizen, 404 Queen St.,
Blyth, 519-523-4792 or 541
Turnberry St., Brussels, 519-887-
9114. tfn
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REPRINTS OF PHOTOS
taken by Citizen photographers are
available to purchase. Many in
colour. 4x6 – $4.00, 5x7 – $5.00,
8x10 – $8.00. Phone 519-523-4792
or 519-887-9114 to order. tfn
DIEHL. We would like to thank
everyone for coming out to help
celebrate our 25th wedding
anniversary. It was so great to see
and visit with all those who mean so
much to us. We thank our families
for all their help preparing for the
evening and a very special thanks to
our children. Tamara, Trevor, Cody,
Hadliegh, Shalin and Alyssa, and for
all their hard work and keeping it a
surprise. Thanks also to Beth for her
help with the lunch. We love you all.
– David and Dianne Diehl. 39-1
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MATTHEWS. What a great party! It
was great to see such a great
gathering of neighbours, friends and
relatives. We would like to thank
everyone for the many cards, gifts
and visits. With sincere thanks from
the bottom of our hearts. – Ralph
and Doreen. 39-1p
WHITMORE. The family of the late
Doug Whitmore would like to
express our thanks to our relatives,
friends and neighbours for their
sympathy and support during this
difficult time. We would like to
thank everyone for their cards,
donations, flowers and phone calls
and the delicious food brought to our
home. Special thanks to
homemakers Mary, Evelyn and
Teresa for their care and kindness.
Also thanks to Pastor John Kuperus
for his visits and support, the Blyth
UCW for the lunch and the Falconer
Funeral Homes for their kindness.
Many thanks to family and friends
who visited Doug during his illness.
Your kindness will always be
remembered. – Lorna, Ken, Beth,
Ross, Atwood, Jane, Doug, Sara and
Katie. 39-1
BLAKE. How does one begin to
thank an entire community for the
outpouring of support, caring and
generosity we have received since
Bob was tragically taken from us
Sept. 5? We want to sincerely thank
all those who have come to our
home, attended visitation and the
funeral. For the mountains of food
we received, the vast number of
floral tributes and donations to the
Diabetes Association and all the
cards we have received. To Barb
Richmond, and Evelyn Blake for
helping so much at our home. To
Murray and Marlene Fischer, Al and
Avon Corneil, and Michelle
McNichol for serving us dinner
between visitations. Thank you to
Father John Johnston for officiating
at Parish Prayers and the funeral. To
Miriam and Debbie Terpstra and
Michelle Blake for the wonderful
music. To the pallbearers and flower
bearers, it was so important to have
people so close to us perform these
tasks. To Ross McCall for delivering
the memories written by Murray
Fischer and myself, and to Amy
Cronin for reading the scripture.
There are just no words to
adequately thank our Blake and
Wasson families for carrying us
through this. Thank you to Frank and
Jennie Schimanski for their
professional and caring guidance.
Sept. 19 combines came rolling in –
Murray Fischer with two, Don
Fischer, Neil Mitchell, and our own
Jim and Bruce and “poof” the beans
were off! Two beautiful harvest
days, these men left their own beans
in the field while they did ours. How
does one begin to thank people for
such selfless acts of kindness and
generosity? We just don’t know. We
are just so grateful to be enveloped
by all the wonderful people who
make this community home. Thank
you all so very much. – Clara, Kerry
and Andrew, Christopher and Devin.
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CRAWFORD. Thanks to Finch,
Kerch and Jason for your help
getting our wood in. Family, friends
and neighbours, thanks for the gifts,
calling and cards before and after my
operation. All my parts are still
intact! – Don Crawford. 39-1
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SIERTSEMA. Thank you everyone
for cards, flowers, gifts and good
wishes for our 45th wedding
anniversary. Your thoughtfulness is
appreciated. – Siebolt and Annie.
39-1p
AUBURN CRAFT/COLLECTABLE
Sale. Dates Saturdays, Oct. 6, Nov.
10, and Dec. 8. Free Admission 9 - 3.
Watch signs. 39-1p
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WALTON UNITED CHURCH
annual turkey supper at the Brussels
Arena, Wed., Nov. 7, 4:30 p.m. -
7:00 p.m. Adults - $12, children age
6 to 11 - $6, preschool - free.
Takeouts available. Advance ticket
sales from all members. 39-4b
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AUBURN LIONS CLUB BREAK-
fast, Sunday, October 7, 9 a.m. - 12
noon, Auburn Community Hall.
Adults $6. Maple syrup supplied by
Robinson’s Maple Products. 39-1
OLD-TYME COUNTRY BREAK-
fast, Sunday, October 14, 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. at Londesborough Hall. Eggs,
bacon, sausage, pancakes and
homefries. Adults $6.00, children
under 12 $3.00. Sponsored by
Londesborough Lions Club.
Proceeds for community betterment.
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ABC FALL RENEWAL FOR
Ladies – Huron Chapel EMC
(Auburn), Saturday, Oct. 13, 9 a.m. -
3 p.m., $15. Special guest – Marion
Ford (dramatist, speaker, soloist).
Theme “Busy as a Bee”. Fashion
Show by “Marita’s Fashion
Boutique” in Clinton. Ticket Outlet,
Luann’s Country Flowers in Blyth.
(Advance Tickets only). 38-2p
CASH CROP LAND WANTED TO
rent, short or long term. Good prices
offered, rotation included, wheat,
corn, soys, white beans. Alma Villa
Farms, 519-527-1258, Doug Hugill.
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CASH CROP LAND WANTED TO
rent, short or long term, competitive
prices offered, rotation included,
wheat, corn, soys. Peter Rastorfer,
519-347-2669. 26-25
HAY AND STRAW FOR SALE:
4x5 round hay and straw bales. 519-
357-3360. 39-1p
STICKERS RESTAURANT,
Auburn requires a responsible part-
time cook. Will train right person.
Phone 519-526-7759. 39-1
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SOW FARROWING TECHNICIAN
full or part-time – all aspects of
nursing sows and piglet care in a
clean, comfortable work
environment. Experienced or
trainable. Ideal for a person who
likes animals. Contact Bob
Robinson at Vista Villa Farms Ltd.
519-345-2317 (daytime) or 519-
345-1333 (evenings). Please fax
résumé to 519-345-9934 or e-mail:
robinsons@vistavillagenetics.com
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ALMELO HOLSTEINS IS LOOK-
ing to fill an a.m. milking parlour
position, 3 hr. shift, Mon.-Fri.,
Newry area. Please fax résumé to
519-887-8301 or call 519-887-2649.
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TERRY SPROUL CONSTRUCTION
requires one residential framer and
one labourer. Must have some
experience, 1-5 years and be
physically fit. Heavy lifting
involved. Some out of town. Must
have valid transportation. Phone
519-887-6185 after 7 p.m. or fax
résumé anytime 519-887-6943.
Previous applicants need not apply.
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in Brussels
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Phone 519-523-4792
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ANNUAL LUMBER AUCTION
Large offering of hardwood and pine lumber to be held at Saratoga
Sawmill 1 1/2 miles east of Dungannon on Dungannon Road #37368
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6 AT 10 AM
OFFERING INCLUDES:Kiln dried and air dried red oak, white ash, black
walnut, black cherry and pine plus fresh cut pine. Sizes include mostly one
inch thick by various widths and lengths. Note: Some lumber will be sold
in 100 board ft. lots or less. Softwood lumber will be sold in larger quantities.
This is an excellent quality offering. For more information call
519-529-3138. Terms cash or cheque with proper I.D. Lunch booth.
Auctioneer: Richard Lobb 519-482-7898 Clinton
www.lobbauction.on.ca
AUCTION SALE
of old tractors, tractor parts, vehicles, ATVs, shop equipment
and tools, toy tractors, household effects and misc. items
to be held 1/4 mile East of Carlow, or 1 mile North of Goderich and
4 miles East, or 10 miles West of Blyth on Blyth Rd. (formerly
County Rd. 25) EM #37117 (Auburn Auto Sales)
for the Terry Ruston Estate
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13TH AT 10:00 A.M.
VEHICLES -1948 Pontiac silver streak (original paint); Studebaker
President for parts; 1977 Ford Courier mini motor home (sells as is);
1984 Dodge Rampage (sells certified); 1981 Volkswagen Rabbit diesel
pickup (needs body work, sells as is); 1-20 ft. van body; 1-18 ft. van
body.
TRACTORS -880 Oliver; Super 77 Oliver; 1941 Oliver 60 row crop-
restored; 770 Cockshutt/Oliver row crop hydraulics and power steering;
JD 60 loader tractor; Massey Harris 20 row crop-restored; MH 102 Jr:
2-MH 22 row crops for parts; substantial amount of Oliver parts and tin
work; large selection of tractor tires 18.4.38, 13.6.38; 100 HP M & W
tractor dynometer; 6 ft. McKee single auger snowblower; Straight 8
flathead engine, etc.
ATVs & SNOWMOBILE -2001 Polaris Sportsman 500 HO 4x4 ATV;
1997 400 Explorer 4x4 ATV; 1974 Elan 294SS snowmobile.
SHOP EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS -Large selection of shop equipment
and tools including 170 mig welder 220 volt, air bay lift, torch set, 900
Yamaha generator, grinders, wrenches, plus many more items too
numerous to mention.
COLLECTOR TOYS -Approx. 50 precision and collector toy medallion
tractors and antique cars (most with boxes).
MISCELLANEOUS -1935 walk-behind self-propelled plant It cultivator
- restored; 4 ft. pull-behind finishing mower with 8 hp engine; other
misc. items too numerous to mention.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -Inglis washer and dryer; sofa and chair;
kitchen table and 4 chairs; coffee and end tables; console TV, etc., etc.,
etc.
Plan to attend this interesting estate auction.
Many rare and hard to find items. LUNCH BOOTH.
For more information call Doug Rustin at 519-524-9878
TERMS: Cash or acceptable cheque with proper I.D. Estate and
auctioneers not responsible for accidents, injury or loss of purchases.
Verbal announcements take precedence over advertising.
To view photos go to auctionsfind.com/billhorst
AUCTIONEERS:
BRIAN RINTOUL - WINGHAM 519-357-2349
BILL HORST - MILLBANK - 519-595-2626
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