The Citizen, 1997-09-24, Page 19THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,1997. PAGE 19.
CARD OF
THANKS
COMING
EVENTS
-RATES-
20 words or less only
$4.00. Additional words
15c each.
500 will be deducted
If ad Is paid by the
following Wednesday
DEADLINE
2 p.m. Monday
in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
in Blyth
Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
0 ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
IN BLYTH - THREE BEDROOM
home, in good location, newly
decorated, oil/hot water heated.
Available October 1. Phone 523-
9435. 35-3
IN BLYTH, 2 - 3 BEDROOM
semis, large yard, good parking,
$400 and $450 plus utilities. Phone
887-9007. 37-tfn
FOR RENT: 3 BEDROOM FARM-
house, 3 miles outside of Brussels
on gravel road. Reasonable rent,
heat and hydro not included.
References required. Phone 887-
6368. 37-lp
DOWNTOWN BRUSSELS - 2
bedroom apartment, fridge, stove,
parking, $350 plus utilities. Phone
887-9007. 37-tfn
APARTMENT FOR RENT IN
Brussels, heated and appliances.
Available Nov. 1/97. References
required. Phone 887-6408. 35-tfn
LARGE 2 BEDROOM APART-
ment, fridge and stove included,
available Sept. 1, 1997. No pets.
References required. Call 523-9187
or 523-4323. 29-tfh
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT,
fridge, stove, laundry, heat and
hydro included. References
required. 482-9371. 32-tfn
APARTMENT FOR RENT, 141
Queen Street, Blyth, 2 floors - 3
bedroom, fridge, stove, washer/
dryer, freezer, utilities provided,
gas heat and air conditioned. NO
pets - references, 519-523-4481 or
4323 evenings. 32-tfn
TWO BEDROOM GROUND
floor apartment in Brussels, $450
plus hydro. Phone 519-229-8958.
35-tfn
IN BRUSSELS - BRIGHT AND
cheery upper one bedroom
apartment. Fridge and stove
included. References required.
$300 plus utilities. Call 887-6164.
36-3
NEWER FOUR PLEX IN CLINTON,
two bedroom, 4 appliances,
controlled entry, ideal for seniors,
$450. monthly plus utilities. Phone
519-685-2264. 36-tfn
ARTICLES
FOR SALE
MEAT CHICKENS, 6 TO 12 LBS.
$ 1,40/lb. Phone 523-4868. 36-2p
0 ARTICLES
FOR SALE
AIRTIGHT WOODCRAFT WOOD
stove, excellent condition, asking
$300. Phone 887-6698. 37-lp
WOOD BURNING FURNACE
like new, Neumatic. Call 887-4716.
37-1
WESTINGHOUSE 30" RANGE,
good working order, $45. Plow for
Massey Harris Pony tractor, $45.
Phone 887-9456. 37-2
HEINTZMAN PIANO, LIGHT
oak finish, 42 inches high. Sherlock
Manning piano on casters. Price
negotiable. Contact 887-6314 for
more information. 37-lp
CAMCORDER, HITACHI, FULL
size, VHS. Asking $400. Phone
887-6321. 37-1
FREEMAN 4000 LOADER, WILL
fit 50 to 80 horse tractor, has live
pump, also hardwood tops in bush,
fresh cut. 887-6489. 37-lp
A GOOD SELECTION OF EAT-
ing and cooking apples. Contact
Boyd Taylor, 523-9279. 35-3
BOW SEASON OPENS OCT. 1
Excaliber Crossbows from $369.
Horton Explorer Split-limb
Crossbow $369. Sorel boots,
camouflage clothes, scents, game
calls, tree stands in stock now.
Neoprene waders from $119.
Noodle rods from $59. Pioneer
fishing jackets $89. Rain suits $99.
Huron Sports Outfitters, Hwy. 4,
Kippen. Open 7 days 263-2141.
36-2
1990 YAMAHA PHAZER,
electric start, good condition,
$ 1,950. Phone 887-6977. 37-lp
HUNTERS - STEEL, BISMUTH,
Tungsten, non-toxic, shot shells.
Challenga slugs $12.95; Win
chester slugs $3.95. Slug barrels -
Win., Rem., Mossberg shotguns.
Ontario Gun Services, Hwy. 4 N.
Clinton. 482-9422. 37-1
BUTTON. Proud grandparents,
Joanne and Bill King and Frances
and Doug Button wish to announce
the arrival of Lukas Christopher
Button, son of Karla and Darryl,
bom August 28, in Grand River
Hospital. It has been observed that
he is "cute as a button!" Lukas is a
new cousin for Laura, Kassandra,
William and Justine King. Lots of
love. - The King Family. 37-lp
HUETHER. Matthew and Ray are
happy to announce the birth of their
new brother Kenneth Mark on
Aug. 6 weighing 9 lbs. Proud
parents are Steve and Kathy. Tenth
grandchild for Ken Larone and
step-grandma Mary Elizabeth
Larone and third grandchild for
Margery Huether. From heaven
above proud grandparents are
Nancy Larone and Ray Huether.
37-1
BAAN. Don, Monique and big
brother Ryan are pleased to
announce the safe arrival of Adam
Donald James, weighing 7 lbs. on
Sept. 16, at Stratford General
Hospital. Proud grandparents are
John and Mary Baan of Walton and
John and Julia VanOstaaven of
Stayner. 37-lp
ZIMMERMAN. Mrs. Jean Cook is
pleased to announce the birth of her
great-granddaughter Emily Ann
Zimmerman on August 20, 1997 at
Stratford General Hospital. Proud
parents are Brent and Cathy
Zimmerman. She is welcomed by
grandparents Harry and Sherry
McIver of Mitchell and Bill and
Karen Zimmerman of Stratford.
37-1
CARD OF
THANKS
DRAGSTRA. The family of the
late Helena Dragstra thank all
relatives, friends and neighbours
for their expression of sympathy,
flowers, cards, prayers and food
brought to the house during the
recent loss of our mother. Your
care and concern will be remem
bered always. Thank you. - Rena
and Bill Kolkman and family; John
Dragstra; Martha Herriot and
family. 37-1
VAN CAMP. Glen and Verlaine
Van Camp would like to sincerely
thank our children, grandchildren,
neighbours and friends for the
Come and Go Tea at the Belgrave
Institute Hall, also for the lovely
cards and gifts, in honour of our
50th wedding anniversary. We will
always cherish this day. 37-lp
RICHMOND. I have found my
community to be a close-knit group
of individuals, friends, family and
neighbours, who know how to pull
together when there is a time of
need. We all hoped and prayed for
a cure for Gary's dreadful brain
tumor. Life does seem so unfair.
Gary was ill since October, 1996
and for the last two months he was
completely bedridden. Dying at
home around his family was his last
wish. I am so very grateful to all
the individuals who offered us
support in any way. Over the last
year our home life changed
drastically. People supported and
comforted us immensely. Meals,
baked goods, lawn and garden care
workers, IGA certificates, boxes of
groceries, donations (guys night
out), and friendship all came into
our home. What an immeasurable
support system. I do apologize if I
missed anything or anyone with my
thank yous. Everyone was so very
important to us. Gary will be sadly
missed but dearly remembered by a
great number of people. Also,
thank you to those who attended
Gary's memorial service, gave
memorial donations, sent floral
arrangements, gifts, cards and food
to our home at the lime of his
death. I will treasure all your acts
of kindness and friendships forever.
- Marlene Richmond. 37-1
e
MARKS. A special thanks to Dr.
Ping, nurses and staff of Wingham
and District Hospital. I would like
to thank those who sent flowers,
cards and came to see me during
my stay. Sincerely - Isabel Marks.
37-lp
NOLAN. Many thanks for the
cards, letters, phone calls, visits and
food dropped off at our house
following my accident. All was
appreciated. Special thank you to
Nelson for his truck to aid in the
rescue mission. - Pat Nolan. 37-1
WATSON. We would like to thank
our Walton neighbours and friends
for the colourful flower arrange
ments that brighten up our new
home in Huron Haven village.
Your thoughtfulness is very much
appreciated. - Gerald and Berva.
37-lp
COMING
EVENTS
MELVILLE ANNIVERSARY
Beef Barbecue Sunday, Sept. 28 5
to 7 p.m. Adults $9, children $5,
preschool free. Guest speaker
Carolyn McAvoy. Music - Craig
Fair. 36-2b
LUCKNOW AND DISTRICT
Lions Club Lucky Bingo every
Sunday, Lucknow Community
Centre, 7:15 p.m. Doors open
6:30 p.m. Air conditioned. Wheel
chair accessible. Potential prize
board over $3,000. $1,000 jackpot
must go every week. 20-tfn
MONKTON G.I.R.L.S. CLUB
Craft show at the Monkton Arena,
Sunday, Sept. 28, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Firemen's Brunch 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
For vendor information call Janice
Hobelmann (519) 347-2368 or Julie
Emond (519) 347-2308 or fax 347-
2842. 35-3
ANNUAL PENNY SALE,
sponsored by Clinton Public
Hospital Auxiliary, September 18 -
27, Anglican Parish Hall, Clinton.
Monday - Thursday and Saturday
10 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Friday, 10 a.m. -
9 p.m. Draw date: 12 noon (please
note change of time). September
27. 36-2
FOLK ART CLASSES. DUE TO
tremendous response, we are
offering afternoon classes as well.
Drop in to Olde Village Accents for
more details or call 523-9187.37-lb
FALL PROGRAM FOR SWIM
and fitness classes, start September
22 at Vanastra Recreation Centre (2
miles south of Clinton). Call 482-
3544 for information or to register.
37-lb
CALLING ALL LINE DANCERS.
Anyone interested in line dancing
classes for beginners or advanced,
for exercise or fun, please call
Tanya at 887-9003 (or 887-9055
during the day.) To start the
beginning of Oct. All ages
welcome, with enough interest
there will be a kid’s class. 37-1
1C
BLYTH WEBSITE COMMITTEE
public meeting, Thurs., Sept. 25,
7:30 p.m. at The Bainton Gallery to
discuss establishing public internet
access sites for the Blyth Library
and council chambers. Everyone
welcome. 37-1
BEEF SUPPER AT THE WALTON
Hall, Sunday, Oct. 5, 1997, 4:00 -
6:00. Adults $7.50, Children 6-12,
$4.00, preschool free. 37-2
TURKEY SUPPER, WALTON
United Church, Wed., Nov. 5,
1997, 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. Adults
$8.50, Children 6-12 $4.00, 5 and
under free. Takeout available.
37-41-42
EUCHRE BEGINNING MON.,
Sept. 29, 8 p.m., Blyth Memorial
Hall. Everyone welcome. 37-1
VAN EGMOND FOUNDATION
Ciderfest, at Egmondville, noon to
5:00, Sept. 28/97. Cider making,
crafts, flea market, local entertain
ment. Refreshments available.
Adults $2.00, students $1, family
$5. Contact Dorothy 223-3326. 37-1
BE INVOLVED. Three public
meetings are scheduled to discuss a
revised draft Official Plan for the
County of Huron at the following
locations: Wednesday, October 1 in
Goderich at McKay Hall, 10
Nelson St. E., Wednesday, October
1, in Wingham at Wingham
Council Chambers, 274 Josephine
St., and Thursday, October 2, in
Hensail at Hensall Community
Centre, 157 Oxford St. All
meetings start at 8:00 p.m. To get a
copy of the revised draft Official
Plan contact your local municipal
office or the Huron County Plann
ing and Development Department
at (519) 524-2188. 37-1
Calling All
X-Stitchers!
Stitchery Open House!
Saturday, Sept. 27
11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
At Marjorie Duizer's
County Rd. 15, East of Londesboro
Come see our beautiful collection
of stitchery kits, charts and other
needlework supplies
Bring a Friend!
Appraisal Clinic
For Your Fine Jewellery
Ontario Gemmological
Services
Monday, October 6,1997
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
By Appointment Only
519-357-1911
201 Josephine St.,
Wingham, Ontario
519-357-1911