The Citizen, 1987-10-21, Page 20PAGE 20. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1987.
Classified Ads CLASSIFIED RATES:
Minimum $2.50 for 20 words, additional
words 10c each. 50c will be added for ads
not paid by the following Wednesday.
Deadline: Monday at 4 p.m. Phone
523-4792 or 887-9114.
FOR SALE HELP WANTED PERSONAL CARDOFTHANKS BIRTHS
WINTER WOOD FOR SALE. 4
standing maples, $10 a cord or ‘/j
and ‘/a. Phone Auburn 526-7238.
42-1
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
orderyour handknitted Xmas Gifts
now for your loved ones. Nov. 15th
deadline. Barbara M. Brown,
Brussels, 887-6927. 42-2p
1 NEW MAKITA TABLE SAW
for only $300; 1 TRS80 64K
Computerfor only $100; 1 Yamaha
Classical Guitar - best offer!; 1
Yamaha 12 string guitar - best
offer! For more information call
after 4 at 524-4848. 42-4p
TANDEM AXLE 2 HORSE TRAI-
ler. Phone523-4504. 42-2
CHRISTMAS GIFTS. GIVE A
family portrait this year. Book
early. Phone Walden Photo at
Westfield, 523-9212. 37to46
HANK’S SMALL ENGINE SALES
and Service. Highway 4. Londes-
boro. Completeservicefor allsmall
engines. Dealer for Canadiana,
Bolens, Weed Eater, Poulan and
Badger Farm Equipment. Call
523-9202. 25-tfn
BEET PULP - ORDER YOUR FALL
requirements from Belgrave Co
op. Phone 357-2711 or 523-4454.
41-2
TROPICAL BIRDS (FINCHES,
Love Birds, Budgies, Etc.), Water
Fowl, Pheasants and Chinchillas.
Riverside Avaries, phone 523-9418
32- tfn
ATTENTION HOME SHOPPERS!
Do your Christmas shopping in the
luxury of your own home. We
deliver to your door. Call 887-9852
now for free, exciting Regal
Stationery and Gift catalogue.
34 47
GRAPHS, POSTERS, SIGNS, Pic
tures, banners and title pages
designed by computer graphics. $2
for first copy, 20 cents per page for
repeals. Phone Craig at 523-9636.
33- tfn
FOR RENT
3 BEDROOM FAMILY HOME,
Brussels area. Available October
25. References required. Phone
887-6883. 42-1
CLINTON - 2 BEDROOM HOUSE,
close to downtown. Available
December 1. Phone 523-9640.
42-tfn
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT IN
Blyth, ground level, like new, 2
baths, spacious. Phone 482-9210.
42-2
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT -
fridge, stove and clothes dryer
included. Phone 523-9687 even
ings only. 42-1
BLYTH, GROUND FLOOR, 1
bedroom apartment, available
now. References required. Phone
482-9210. 41-3
PIG BARN - */2 MILE FROM
Blyth, capacity for 380 fat hogs,
liquid manure, Harvester silo and
Farmatic feed mill. 523-4919 after
6. 41-2p
BLYTH - 3 BEDROOM APART-
ment, carpeted, available Novem
ber 1. Phone 523-9640. 40-tfn
PETS
TO GIVE AWAY TO GOOD
homes: 4 male house kittens, 7
weeks old, litter trained. Call Barb
Knox, 523-4290. 42-1
EXPERIENCED RELIABLE PER-
son for general farm work on cash
crop farm. Must have experience
on farm equipment and repairs.
Apply Ken R. Campbell Farms,
519-527-0249. 41-2
PERSON TO WORK ON 360 SOW
farrow-to-f in is h breeding stock
operation. Brussels area house
available. Call Wayne Fear, Mono
way Farms,519-887-6477. 41-4
HELP WANTED: CLEANING
person weekends. Apply Blyth
Inn.523-9381. ' 41-2
POSITION OPEN FOR HOUSE-
keeper. Good wages offered. Must
be clean, responsible and able to
look after children. Days to work
are somewhat negotiable. Hours
are approximately 8 to 4 p.m. Call
887-6181. 40&42
REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY:
Mig welders and metal fabricators.
Apply to Smith Steel and Fabrica
tion Inc. Call Atwood 356-2802.
42-2
PART-TIME OFFICE HELP - JOB
Sharing. Busy professional office
in Goderich requires immediately
a people-oriented, neat, reliable,
selfstarter. Able to work flexible
hours in a non-smoking environ
ment. Telephone communication
skills a must. Possibly suited for a
mature individual. Deliver hand
written resume to Box A, c/o The
Citizen, Box429, Blyth. N0M 1H0.
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WANTED APPRENTICE: ME-
chanics Apprentice to start immed
iately, wages based on experience,
health plan, modern facilities, and
friendly atmosphere. Apply in
person with resume to J.L. McCut
cheon Motors Ltd., Brussels, Ont.
before Oct. 28/87. 42-1
CHICKEN CATCHERS! EXPERI-
ence an asset but not a necessity.
Fullorpart-timework available
now. Special student hours. Call
free 1-800-265-3034. 35-tfn
FULL-TIME STORE CLERK, 4
days a week, 9 - 6 p.m. Wage
negotiable. Apply in writing to:
Lawrie Decorating, P.O. Box 151,
Blyth, Ont. Deadline for applica
tions Mon., Oct. 28. 42-1
BRUSSELS LEGION REQUIRES
part-time bar help to work Satur
days and the occacsional week day.
References required. Phone 887-
9534 after 6. 42-1
TOWNSHIP
OF MORRIS
requires a
SUPERVISOR
forthetownship landfill site
The landfill site is open from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday and
Saturday. This position will last
approximately 2 to 3 months.
Applications including resume
must be received by the under
signed by Tuesday, October 27
at 4 p.m.
For further information please
contact the undersigned.
Lloyd Michie
Road Superintendent
Township of Morris
RR 4, Brussels.
Telephone 887-6137
“I’VE LOST OVER 85 POUNDS
without dieting”. Call Don at
523-9407. 42-tfn
CARD OF THANKS
BARBOUR. Wewouldliketothank
ourfamily, friends and neighbours
for the lovely cards, gifts and best
wishes on the occasion of our
anniversary. Our sincere thanks. -
Ken and Laura Barbour. 42-lp
REID. Nelson and Annie Reid
would like to express their appre
ciation to all who remembered
them in any way while in hospital.
Thanks also to the good people who
have visited us and sent in food and
got the groceries since coming
home. Thanks also goes to Rev.
Bonnie Lamble for her visits and to
nuses and Dr. Wong for their care.
42-1
THANK YOU to everyone who
came out and supported our bake
sale. We would like to thank Pat
Brigham for the use of the library.
A special, “Thank You’’ to all the
parents who contributed to our
bake sale. - The Blyth Girl Guides
and Brownies and their leaders.
42-lp
GRISDALE. Earl Grisdale and
family would like to thank Sharon
McCutcheon of Home Care, the
Seniors Day Centre for the Home
bound, Rev. Webb, neighbours
and friends for their kindness to Ida
Mae Gordon, also thanks to Max
and Barb Watts and neighbours
and friends for their support. 42-1
COOK. We’d like to thank every
one who participated in or attended
the community shower. Thanks
again for the wonderful gifts. -
Brad and Leslie Cook. 42-lp
NOTICE
TOWNSHIP OF
EAST WAWAN0SH
WHEREAS the weekof October 18-24 has been declared “Visiting
Homemakers Week’’ by the Provincial Legislature.
WHEREAS there are 200 Homemakers in County of Huron and
approximately 6,000 Homemakers across Ontario who are
dedicated to meeting specific health and social needs of individuals
and families, that help them to remain in their homes and
communities.
THEREFORE, I, Reeve Ernest R. Snell, by the powers vested in me
do declare October 18-24,1987 as “Visiting Homemakers Week’’,
and encourage communitiy members to join in commending the
thousands of Homemakers whose valuable services contribute
greatly to the health and welfare of our Huron County and province.
Ernest R. Snell, Reeve
TOWNSHIP OF EAST WAWAN0SH
nd
TENDERS
WANTED
1 1 TENDERS 1
WANTED |
“TENDERS FOR SNOW REMOVAL”
intheTownshipof Morris
During the 1987-88 season.
Required is one grader or onetandemdumptruck [fully equipped]
to snow plow Concession 3 and 4 and the Hamlet of Belgrave.
Clearly marked, sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned
on a form supplied by the road superintendent until 4 p.m. on
Thursday, October 22, 1987.
All tenders are subject to the approval of the Ministry of
Transportation and Communications.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Lloyd Michie
road Superintendent
Township of Morris
GORDON. The families of the late
Ida Gordon wish to thank those who
gave donations to charities and
flower arrangements, the Watts
Funeral Home and ladies of the
Cranbrook Church for their lovely
lunch. 42-1
HETHERINGTON-KEIL. Thank
you friends. The family of George
Hetherington would like to
acknowledge the vast amount of
love shown us in the past few
weeks. We are a fortunate family to
have such caring friends. Your
calls, cards, visits, delicious food,
charitable donations and flowers
made it easier to deal with Dad’s
illness and death. Thanks again for
being our friends. Sincerely, The
Hetherington/Keil family. 42-1
IN MEMORIAM
BAECHLER. In memory of a dear
and loving mother and grand
mother, Bessie Baechler, who
passed away one year ago on
October 11.
A cluster of precious memories
Sprayed with a million tears,
Wishes God could have spared you
If only a few more years.
You left a beautiful memory
And sorrow too great to be told.
But to us who loved and lost you,
Your memory will never grow old.
-Lovingly remembered by son
Richard, Cynthia and family. 42-lp
McCLURE. In loving memory of
our dear son, father and brother,
Frank, who passed away one year
ago, October 23.
Till memory fades
And life departs
You live forever
In our hearts.
- Lovinglyrememberedby Mom
and Dad, sisters, Nancy and .Nora
and son Shane. 42-lp
NOTICE
PROCTOR. Gramma Helen and
Lee, Grandpa Bev and Charlie wish
to announce the birth of their
granddaughter Lincey LeeAnne on
October 6, 1987, the daughter of
Susan and Danny Proctor of
Clinton.
McCLINCHEY. We, Brian and
Shannon thank God for the save
arrival of our son. Tyrell Mark was
born October 6, 1987 at 9:45 p.m.
weighing 8 lb., 4 oz., a special gift
for big brother Aaron. Second
grandchild for Marv and Barb Liley
of London and fourth grandchild
for Ruth and Garth McClinchey of
Auburn.
BLAKE. Michael and Mary Blake
are pleased to announce the birth
of their first child Ashley Marie on
October 12, 1987 weighing 7 lb., 8
oz. at Seaforth Community Hospi
tal. Proud grandparents are Russel
and Rita Smith of Dublin and John
and Irene Blake of Brussels.
DEN DEKKER. Adebut perfor
mance was given by Shendi Krista
in centre stage at London St.
Joseph’s Hospital on October 13 at
9:29p.m. Weighing in at 8lbs. 2
oz., she captivated the audience
with her singing. Co-production
managers Clarence and Jo-Ann
den Dekker along with technical
directors Dr. Richardson and Dr.
Rebel were all estactic over her
performance.
ENGAGEMENTS
HULLEY-MUNNINGS. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Munnings of Clinton
are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Ruth Anna Jane to
Wayne Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Hulley of Londesboro.
The marriage will take place
November 7, 1987 at the Londes
boro United Church. Reception in
Holmesville. 42-1
AT YOUR
SERVICE
J. C. ENTERPRISES CUSTOM
Combining: white beans, soy
beans and corn. Tillage, plough
ing etc. Phone 526-7523. 37-6
CUSTOM LAUNDRY AND PRES-
sing services now available in my
home, also custom knitting. Call
Mavis Morrison, 523-9697. 39-4
SOIL SAMPLING - CALL BEL-
grave or Auburn Co-op for custom
soil sampling and analysis or bring
your samples to us for testing.
Phone 357-2711, 523-4454 or 526-
7262. 41-2
FOR
CUSTOM
BULLDOZING
AND
SCRAPER WORK
CALL: BILLMcDOUGALL
BULLDOZING
BLYTH,ONTARIO
523-9643
Remember,
it's their home too!