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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1989. PAGE 19.
More than $3000 raised
for cancer in Brussels
The Canadian Cancer Society
canvass in Brussels totalled
$2,997.13 and the sale of daffodils
amounted to $314.50 which made
an overall total of $3,311.63.
If it were not for the volunteer
canvassers this would not have
been possible. The committee con
sisting of Kathy Bridge, Peggy
Cudmore, Edna Mclellan and Doris
McCall would like to express their
sincere thanks to the canvassers
and to all who gave so generously.
Everyone’s help is needed to fight
cancer.
TENDERS
WANTED TO RENT: BARN AND
small pasture in the Brussels area.
Call 887-6954 anytime. 22-lp
TOWNSHIP OF
WESTWAWAN0SH
PAINTING
TENDERSforpriming and paint
ing the West Wawanosh Town
shipworks garage roof will be
received by either of the under
signed until
5:00p.m.on
TUESDAY,JUNE6,1989.
Tenders shall be in writing and
submitted in a sealed envelope
clearly marked “Painting Ten
der.’’ The successful tenderer
shall provide a minimum 10-year
guarantee with the job. Lowest or
any tender not necessarily accep
ted. For information contact
George Humphrey, Rd. Supt.,
Joan Armstrong, Clerk-Treas.
R.R. 2, Lucknow, Ont. NOG 2H0
528-2903
WANTED TO RENT: A HOUSE IN
the country. Have references.
Needed by June 1. Phone 527-2414.
19-4
EMPLOYMENT
WANTED
DO YOU NEEDSEWINGOR
ALTERATIONS MADE?
If so Phone Dot
523-4562
AUCTION
SALES
Auxiliary executive
Office 527-2540 Monday to Friday
JIM PRESZCATOR
482-7126 (Manager)
New officers of the Brussels Legion Ladies Auxiliary sworn in Friday night are (front row, left to
right): Martha Logan, sports officer; Bernice MacFarlane, executive member; Verna Tunney,
executive member; Jayne Ross, president; (back) Barb Knight, treasurer; Isabel Janes, first
vice-president; Mary Ross, second vice-president; Barb Graber, president and Mabel Willis, sgt. at
arms.
COUNTY OF HURON
QUOTATION FOR
SAND FOR
ICE CONTROL
SEALED TENDERS on forms
and in envelopes available from
the office of the undersigned will
be received until 4:00 P.M. local
time on:
THURSDAY, JUNE15,1989
for the supply, loading and
hauling of sand for ice control for
1989-1990 season.
The lowest or any Tender not
necessarily accepted.
Denis B. Merrall, P. Eng.
Huron County Engineer
Court House
Goderich, Ontario.
N7A 1IVI2
ESTATE SALE
Saturday, June 3
10:00 Sharp - Brussels Arena
ANTIQUES: Dominion upright grand piano;
2 pine cupboards; small display case; 6 old
wooden chairs; Dove tailed blanket box;
small Dove tailed box; 8 gallon crock; large
cast kettle plus several small kettles; drop
leaf table; several older pine cupboards; old
water pump; several dolls; 3 children
sleighs; old eyeglasses; cups and saucers;
Royal Albert, Royal Vail, Queen Anne; full
set of china elete dishes; quilts; blankets;
feather pillows; double pedestal oak table;
5 chairs; washstand; 2 clocks; bells; beam
scales; oil lamps; several older flags; 100
plus picture frame.
HOUSEHOLD: 4 china cabinets; desk;
several chesterfields and chairs; 3 hi-fi’s;
26” coloured T.V.; fridge; stoves; wicker
set; dishes; tables and chairs; large quan
tity of Blue Mountain pottery and ceramics;
Allis Chalmers B antique tools; sulky cart;
jogging cart; round table and china cabinet;
5 pressback chairs - consigned; plus several
other small items. Plus many more Items.
ESTATE of GLEN & ISABELLE SMITH of
Brussels.
VEHICLES
FOR SALE
1983 HONDA 4 CYLINDER 550
Night Hawk, only 27,000 km., in
good condition. Sell as is. Phone
523-9506. 22-lp
1976 CHRYSLER NEWPORT,
AM/FM, p.s., p.b., $500. Phone
523-9296. 22-1
Advertising is
a guide to
fashion.
Sworn in
The executive of the Brussels Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion was installed at a ceremony
Friday night. Membersof theexecutiveare: (front row, left to right) Marg Bennett, treasurer; Frank
Stretton, second vice-president; Al Nichol, first vice-president; Ross Bennett, president; Laverne
Jamieson, executive member; (back) Eric Ross, secretary; Ted Elliott, service officer; Borden
Linkletter, padre; Eugene Janes, sgt. at arms; Dave Taylor, executive member.
TENDERS
Junior Ag. programme
1981 MALIBU CLASSIC 2 DOOR,
V-6, air conditioning, certified. Call
Jerry McCauley, 887-6452 after 6
p.m. 22-1
TENDER
MECHANICAL CONTRACTOR
HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
said right on schedule
1978 FORD FAIRMONT WAGON,
8 cylinder, p.w., p.b., 85,000 miles,
excellent condition. Call 887-9083.
22-lp
Tenders are invited for the replacement of dust collectors in the following
schools:
1982 GLENDALE MOTORHOME,
23 foot, sleeps six, roof air, awning
and 4-piece bath, dual fuels. No
provincial tax, priced reasonable.
Call 887-6269. 22-1
South Huron District High School F.E. Madill Secondary School
Exeter, Ontario Wingham, Ontario
Tender forms, job specifications and equipment requirements are available
at the Huron County Board of Education, 103 Albert Street, Clinton on May
31, 1989. Deadline for tender submission is 1:00 p.m.. June 14, 1989.
Lowest or any tenders not necessarily accepted.
R.B. Allan
Director of Education
J. Jewitt
Chair
BY BRIAN MACKINNON
REGIONAL SUPERVISOR
BRUCE, HURON & PERTH
JUNIOR AGRICULTURALIST
PROGRAM
The Junior Agriculturalist pro
gram is right on schedule for 1989.
The procedure for placement of the
Junior Agriculturalists on farms for
the summer begins this week.
Approximately 20 young people
will be working on farms in Bruce,
Huron and Perth Counties this
summer.
Orientation day is rolling around
as well. It will be held June 10th at
the Listowel Community Centre
beginning at 9:45 a.m. Speakers
from the Farm Safety Association
and St. John’s Ambulance will be
on hand.
The Junior Agriculturalists will
be starting on the farms June 26th
and will work for 8 weeks. A
challenging experience is ahead for
these young people this summer in
Mid-Western Ontario.