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A ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
BRUSSELS - COMPLETELY
renovated one bedroom apartment
for rent, $275 a month and two
bedroom apartment $295 a month,
heat included. 372 Turnberry St.
Call 519-749-7980. 43-tfn
BUNGALOW FOR RENT -
3 bedroom, 3 miles northeast of
Brussels. Also 3 bedroom
farmhouse in same area. Phone
887-6288. 06-2p
2 BEDROOM HOUSE, PROPANE
heat, attached garage, 1 mile north
of Kinbum on paved road. Contact
Eric Anderson 482-7283. 06-2p
180 DRUMMOND ST. WEST,
Seniors Apartment #1 featuring:
bright open concept, 2 bedroom,
washer/dryer, hot water heat,
ground level entrance, walking
distance to all amenities. Rent
$575, heat and hydro included. Call
523-9695. 44-tfn
CLINTON, ATTRACTIVE, CLEAN
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building, featuring 4 appliances,
control your own air-conditioning/
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APPLES, GOOD SELECTION,
sweet cider, applebutter, Maitside
Orchards, County Rd. 16, west of
Brussels. Phone 887-6883. 06-lp
1997 POLARIS INDY TRAIL,
electric start, E.Z. throttle, 1500
miles, lady driver, excellent
condition, $4500. Call after 6 p.m.
236-7747,887-6672. 05-2
HEART HEALTHY EMU MEAT
low fat, low cholesterol and Emu
oil. Meat prices reduced by 50%
and more. Summer sausage and
smoked sausage. Adrian Vos 523-
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Saturday, March 6
David & Wayne Kennedy
Farm Machinery
__________Blyth__________
Wednesday, March 24
Vaccinated Stocker Sale
Brussels
Saturday, March 27
Worthy McNee
Farm Machinery
R.R. #3 Blyth
Wednesday, March 31
Clayton Martin
Farm Machinery & Household
Linwood
AUCTIONEER:
Brian Rintoul
357-2349
IVES. Patty and Tim Ives and big
sister Amy are pleased to announce
the birth of Alma Ashley, born
Sunday, January 17 at Victoria
Hospital, London. Happy grand
parents are Stewart Schaefer of
Fisherville and George and Ella
Ives, Blyth. 06-1 p
NONKES. Eric and Giena praise
God for the gift of a daughter,
Linnea Robin, born Feb. 2, 1999.
Jacob, Micah, McKayla, and
Benjamin are thrilled to have a new
sister and are willing to share
spoiling privileges with Grandma
and Grandpa (Merv and Gay
Datema) and Linnea's many aunts,
uncles and cousins. Special thanks
to Dr. Hay and the OB nurses at
Clinton Hospital. 06-1
PURCELL. Sean and Allison are
thrilled to announce the joyous and
safe arrival of Zachary Sean
William born Tuesday, Feb. 2,
1999 at 6:36 p.m. weighing 8 lbs.
6 oz. Many thanks to midwives
Melita Cull and Susan Wilts and
assistant Kendra Wilts. Loving
siblings Matthew, Brendan,
Aislinn and Kaileigh were in
attendance. Another grandchild for
Audrey Johnson of Barrie, Bill
Johnson of Barrie, Sally Mac-
Lennan of Stony Plain, Alberta and
Ken Purcell of Dartmouth, N.S.
with honorary grandparents
Heather Johnson and Rick
MacLennan. Hazel Shaw of Owen
Sound welcomes another great
grandchild. 06-1
SIPPEL. Jeff and Brenda are
pleased to announce the safe arrival
of Kaitlin Barbara on January 24,
1999. Kyle is excited to have a
baby sister. Proud grandparents are
Wayne and Sandra Gooding,
Listowel and Lloyd and Donna
Sippel, Blyth. 06-Ip
B BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
RAISE CHINCHILLAS AS A
profitable full or part-time
business. Obtain a tax deduction for
1999. We provide animals,
supplies, instruction, market,
financing, consignment herds
available. Start in basement,
garage, spare room or barn.
Excellent home based business.
Canadian Chinchilla, P.O. Box
1684, St. Marys, ON N4X 1C1,
519-229-6117, Fax 519-229-6622,
05-2
Help protect the environment
Reduce, reuse and recycle
c CARD OF
THANKS
CLASSIC ROCK DJ. A special
thank you to Ken Pennington for
the gift of music and being our DJ
on Saturday night. You did an excel
lent job. We have received many
compliments on your behalf. Thank
you very much. - Brent and Sharie.
06-1
c CARD OF
THANKS
EVANS. We would like to thank
everyone who came out and
celebrated with us at our reception
party last Saturday night. I hope
everyone enjoyed the evening as
much as we did. Many, many thank
yous go out to our family and
friends who went out of their way
to get everything organized and a
thank you to the Cranbrook Ladies
for setting out the evening meal.
Thank you to our mothers, who did
an excellent job to organize this
evening for us. They put a lot of
time and energy in to it. Also,
thank you to my father and Laurie
for the family supper. It was
absolutely delicious. Thank you
everyone! - Brent and Sharie. 06-1
HALLAHAN/KIEFFER. We
would like to thank our relatives,
friends and neighbours for their
acts of kindness and expressions of
sympathy at the time of our father's
death. The support we received
through food, flowers, cards and
prayers was greatly appreciated and
will be remembered. - Lorraine
Hallahan, Linda Kieffer and
families. 06-1
HART. Our sincere thanks to
relatives, friends and neighbours
for the phone calls, cards, dona
tions and expressions of sympathy
at the time of our loss. Thank you
to Murray, Maxine, Jillian and
Darryl for the beautiful flowers
brought to the house. John was
very special to us in many ways.
Special thanks to Dr. McGregor,
Beryl Reid and all the staff at Bray
Lodge for the wonderful care they
gave John. He couldn't have gotten
any better. Thank you to Rev. Lynn
Nichol, Mrs. Grace Jutzi for
providing the music, the
Schimanski Family Funeral Home,
the pallbearers and the Cranbrook
Ladies for the delicious lunch
served after the service. - Robert
and Muriel Hart. 06-1 p
JACKLIN. To my Father ... After
all these years I finally realize how
hard it sometimes is to say the
things that need to be heard. I've
learned not every thought we have
has to be put into words. Showing
someone what you need to say
means more than if the words
themselves were spoken. You’ve
expressed a lot of things to me over
the years, I just needed to learn
how to listen. At our reception you
said something to me I thought I
needed to hear from you, but
watching you as you spoke, I came
to understand ... I've known all
along, because you had shown me.
Thank you for everything! To my
father ... Love always, your little
girl. 06-1
JACOBS. Wow! Thank you to all
who surprised me on Jan. 31. What
a birthday, it was one I will
remember. Thank you for all the
cards, gifts and food. Special
thanks to Malcolm, Waneta, Allan,
Jeremy, Aimee, Melissa, Roy,
Nancy, Cody, Miranda, Garrett,
Hope and Grace. Beautiful lawn
ornaments? - Joan. 06-1 p
c1_CARD OF
THANKS
MACHAN. The family of Robert
and Theresa Machan, wish to
express heartfelt thanks to friends,
neighbours and relatives for their
love and sympathy in the loss of
our mother Jeanette Bannon. The
cards, flowers, charitable donations
and food items brought to the home
were greatly appreciated. Your
kindness will never be forgotten. -
Robert and Theresa Machan. 06-lp
SPEIRAN. We would like to thank
everyone who assisted us the night
of our bam fire. We could not have
gotten through it without our
neighbours, family and friends.
Thank you to the Grey Township
Fire Department for their quick
action and to the ladies who kept
everyone fed. A special thank you
to Dave and Karen Bowles for
making room in their barn and
taking in our cattle on Monday
night. Also to John Gillis and Brian
Rintoul for having barn space to
house them now. The telephone
calls have been overwhelming. We
certainly live in a great community.
- Brad, Gayle, Sara, Jill and Jeff
Speiran, Elston and Olga Speiran.
06-1
VANDER HEYDEN. I wish to
take this opportunity to thank all
family, friends and neighbours for
the gifts, phone calls, get-well
cards and visits during and after my
stay at Wingham Hospital. Thank
you all for your kindness and
concern. - Anna. 06-1
YUILL. The family of the late
Mary Yuill would like to thank
everyone who helped at the time of
her death. A special thank you to
the staff of Huronlea for their five
and one half years of tender loving
care. Thanks to the Reverend
Cathrine Campbell for her support;
the Schimanskis; the Presbyterian
Ladies for lunch after the funeral;
Lois and Leona and everyone who
provided food, flowers, visits and
cards. - Jean Bewley, Mary Baker
and Brenda Raven. 06-1 p
c)_COMING EVENTS
MONSTER EUCHRE TOURNA-
ment, St. Joseph's R.C. Church
Hall, Clinton, Wednesday,
February 10, 8 p.m. Over $100 in
prizes. Lunch provided. Everyone
welcome. Sponsored by Knights of
Columbus. 06-1
SINGLES DANCE SUNDAY,
Feb. 14 at the Harriston Legion
Hall. Dancing from 8 - 12 p.m.
Music by Gary Boyle. 06-lp
AUBURN LIONS CLUB
Valentine's Breakfast - Pancakes,
eggs, toast, sausage, hashbrowns.
Auburn Hall, Sunday, Feb. 14/99,
9 a.m. - 12 noon. $5/person or
$20/family. Maple Syrup by
Robinson's Maple Syrup. 06-1
EUCHRE TOURNAMENT:
Londesboro Hall, Feb. 12 at 8 p.m.
Admission $5.00, over $100.00 in
prizes. Proceeds for hall improve
ments. 06-lp