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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1998. PAGE 21.
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DEADLINE
2 p.m. Monday
in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
In Blyth
Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
THREE BEDROOM SEMI IN
Blyth, oil heat, $400 plus utilities.
Phone 887-9007. 27-tin
BLYTH - TOWN HOME,
spacious 3 bedroom, full LR, DR
and kitchen, fridge and stove
provided. Available August 1. $340
monthly plus utilities. Call Mrs.
Bode 523-9555 or Listowel 519-
291-1766. 27-tfn
WEDGEWOOD APARTMENTS —
large 960 sq. ft., 2 bedroom
apartment, hot water heating, large
windows and open concept, fridge
and stove, heat and hydro included,
heated sidewalk for winter safety.
Post Office, Bank and Knechtel's -
1/2 block. Only $575/month. One
left now. Phone 523-9695. 23-tfn
WINEBERRY APARTMENTS -
large 725 sq. ft., one bedroom
apartments, fridge, stove, heat and
hydro included, large windows and
open concept. $55 0/month. One
block from Post Office, Bank and
Knechtel's. Phone 523-9695. 23-tfn
AVAILABLE NOW - DOWN-
town Brussels, 2 bedroom apart-
ment, deck, good parking, $350
plus utilities. Phone 887-9007.
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2 BEDROOM APARTMENT IN
Brussels, $350/month plus utilities.
Inquire 229-8958. 08-tfn
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT,
downtown Blyth, laundry, heat,
hydro, stove, fridge included.
References. Phone 48 2-9371. 25-tfn
CLINTON, ATTRACTIVE, CLEAN
2 bedroom in well maintained
building, featuring 4 appliances,
control your own air-conditioning
/heat, laundry facilities. Secure
adult building. Seniors special.
482-7966, 482-5030. 16-tfn
FARMHOUSE FOR RENT —
3 bedroom farmhouse located just
north of Blyth. Monthly rent $600.
For more information: (519) 357-
3330 (weekdays 8-5). 27-2
HAVING PRACTISED FOR
thirty-six years, twenty-nine of
those years serving the people of
Brussels and surrounding area, Dr.
George Alexander wishes to
announce his retirement. We would
like to extend a very sincere and
special thanks to those people with
whom we have had the pleasure of
doing business. In general, you
have left us with wonderful
memories and associations which
we will forever cherish. Dr. Terry
Johnston and Dr. John Hunt of
Newry Veterinary Service will be
carrying on business of the
Brussels Veterinary Service, 61
William St., Brussels, phone 887-
6841. We wish both Terry and John
well and success in their business.
—George and Pat Alexander. 27-1
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ARTICLES
FOR SALE
SPECIALTY MEATS NOW
available at Blyth. The low-fat,
low-cholesterol red EMU meat at
reasonable prices. Butchered at
Ontario government inspected
abattoir. We have roasts, steaks,
ground meat and much more. We
have also the famous EMU oil used
for centuries by Australian
aborigines. Adrian and Toni Vos,
Auburn Road, one mile west of
Blyth. Tel. 523-4294. 24-tfn
WHITE DEEP FREEZE BY
Amana, 17 cubic ft., working
condition. Phone 887-6398. 27-1p
RASPBERRIES. PHONE AFTER
6 p.m. 523-9412. 27-1
29' GOLDEN FALCON TRAVEL
trailer, all equipped, 14,000. To
view, 7 1/2 km. east of Londes-
boro, County Rd. 15, 523-4983.
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COMPUTER FACTORY SPECIAL,
1 year no payment and free
scanner. Pentium 200nunx loaded,
internet, printer, software and
more. $16/wk. (oac). 1-800-515-
5545, free delivery. 26-5
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BIRTHS
HUBBARD. Big sister Natasha
'would like to announce the safe
arrival of her little brother, Jordan
Philip on June 5, 1998 at 11:38
p.m. at Clinton Public Hospital,
weighing 8 lbs. 5 oz. Proud parents
are Karin and Philip. Fifth grand-
child for Ken and Bette Lee and
eleventh grandchild for George and
the late Marion Hubbard, all of
Blyth. 27-1
MENHEERE. It's a girl! Paul and
Karen Menheere (nee Knight) are
thrilled to announce the birth of
their daughter, Nicole Anne Men-
heere, a little sister for David, on
July 5 weighing 7 lbs. 12 oz. This
is the second grandchild for John
and Karen Menheere of Dublin and
the seventh grandchild for Jim and
Dona Knight of Brussels. 27-1
NICHOL. Paul and Kathy are
proud to announce the arrival of
their baby boy, Seth Gordon
Edward on Saturday, June 13, 1998
at 11:37 p.m. weighing 7 lbs. 10 oz.
at Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital, a brother for Ethan.
Grandparents are Ross and Barb
Nichol and Leo MacNeil. 27-1
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WOODS. Clifford and Celia
Adams of Clinton are delighted to
announce the safe arrival of their
first great-grandchild Abigail
Elisabeth on June 3, 1998. Also
first grandchild for their daughter
and son-in-law Ruth and Gord
Barker of Burlington. Abbey's
proud parents are Karin and Jay
Woods of Mississauga. 27-1
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CARD OF
THANKS
ARCHAMBAULT. We wish to
thank all who helped make our 50th
anniversary such a memorable
occasion. To those who attended
our anniversary dance and for the
lovely cards, gifts, flowers and
donations to the Cancer Society in
our honour was greatly appreciated.
A special thanks to our family
Doug, Brenda, Rick and Marilyn
and spouses for all their hard work
in planning our 50th — an event
we'll always remember. — Len and
Betty. 27-lp
CAMPBELL. I would like to thank
everyone who attended my
community bridal shower recently,
on such a warm evening, and for all
of the beautiful and useful gifts.
Also a special thank you to all who
helped in the arranging and for the
yummy lunch that was served.
Your kind thoughts and wishes will
always be remembered. — Julie.
27-1
ELLIOTT. Many thanks to family,
friends and relatives for the lovely
flowers, gifts and cards which I
received while I was ill; to Dr.
Ferguson and nursing staff at
University Hospital, Dr. Raczycki
and Dr. Flowers and the caring
nurses at Clinton Hospital; also the
helpful therapists and nurses at
Wingham Hospital. — Dorothy
Elliott. 27-1p
LEE-HUBBARD. We would like
to thank Dr. Hay and the nurses in
O.B. for the special care given to
us. Thank you for all the gifts that
were sent to us while we were in
the hospital. Everything was greatly
appreciated. — Karin and Jordan.
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HULZEBOS. We would like to
thank the Zweps for taking us out
to dinner. Many thanks also to our
neighbours on the 15th and 16th of
Grey for the wonderful surprise
party that followed. We will always
enjoy the chairs you gave to us and
the memories of a very special
evening. Come and see us at 500
Drummond St., Blyth. — Jake and
Renny Hulzebos. 27-1p
McCALL. We would like to thank
family and friends for their acts of
kindness and support since the
sudden loss of David. Special
thanks for the cards, food, flowers
and prayers we have received and
for Rev. Stephen Huntley's support
at this time. It's wonderful to
belong to such a caring community.
Your expressions of sympathy will
never be forgotten. — Effie and
family. 27-1
PERRIE. We wish to express our
appreciation to relatives, friends
and neighbours for cards, flowers
and memorial donations during the
recent loss of our husband and
father, John A. Perrie. Thank you
to the ladies of Knox Presbyterian
Church, Cranbrook, who provided
lunch after the funeral and to Rev.
Lyn Nichol for her kind visits and
her funeral message. Thanks to the
staff of the Queensway Nursing
Home, Hensall, for their excellent
care given over such a long period
of illness. And thanks to the friends
and neighbours who visited and
supported us both at home, and
while Dad was in the nursing
home. Your kindness will long be
remembered. — Clara Perrie and
family. 27-1
PIERCE. I would like to thank my
family, friends and neighbours for
all they have done for me. It will
never be forgotten. I would also
like to thank nurses and doctors at
Clinton and Stratford Hospitals,
Town. and Country Support
Services, the Blyth Legion 420, for
the use of the walker, the Legion
Ladies Auxiliary for the lovely
plant, Community Care Centre for
Huron and all those who did my
errands. I would also thank Joanne
Van Amersfoort for helping the
morning I broke my ankle. Thank
you — Bernice Pierce. 27-1
THE GREY TOWNSHIP FIREMEN
would like to thank all the people
who came and supported their
breakfast on June 28. A special
thanks to the businesses and
individuals who made donations.
Proceeds from the breakfast will be
used to purchase equipment for the
department. 27-1
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COMING
EVENTS
COMMUNITY BRIDAL SHOWER
for Connie Jamieson Friday, July
17 at 7:30 p.m. at the library
downstairs. Everyone welcome.
2'7-2p
BLYTH COMMUNITY VACATION
Bible School, July 20 - 24, at Blyth
Christian Reformed Church from 9
a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Ages pre-
kindergarten to Grade 6. Theme -
Son Light Island, Living in the
Warmth of God's Love. I Corin-
thians 13 verses 4 - 7. Every child
welcome for a week of fun. 27-2
JUNIOR SUMMER RECREATION
Program has started at The Ark this
summer - every Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday; Grades 1 to 5;
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. July 6 - 10 and
July 20 to Aug. 11; 10 a.m. to 1
p.m. July 13 - 17; bring a bag
lunch; cost $3.00 per day. Theme
weeks - July 6 - 10 Animated
Animals; July 13 - 17 Careers and
the Community; July 20 - 24 Wet
and Messy Madness; July 27 - 31
Take a Look Around the World;
Aug. 4 - 10 Hawaiian Beach Week;
Aug. 11 Bonus Beach Day. OPEN
THURSDAY, JULY 9 - FREE
TRIAL DAY. Babysitting Course
July 13 - 17, 1:30 - 3:30. Call The
Ark 887-9834. 27-1
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Coins, car, antique furniture, antique glassware, collectables
to be held at Richard Lobb Auction Building in Clinton
for Vera Glazier plus a few additions
SATURDAY, JULY 11 AT 9 P.M.
CAR: 1980 Chevette 4 door, 4 cylinder, automatic, only 25,985 km.
Looks great, always stored inside.
COINS: Our usual good offering of approx. 50 or more lots.
APPLIANCES: Fridge, 24" electric stove (both good ones), air
conditioners, dehumidifier, chest freezer, Hoover spin dry washer,
TV with remote.
ANTIQUES, FURNITURE, ETC.: flat to wall bottom, flat to wall top,
bonnet chest, 3 blanket boxes, 2 Chandler pictures, drop front
secretary, 2 jam cupboards, high boy dresser with mirror, small
gateieg tables, antique arm chair, 3 handmade quilts, old nine piece
dining suite (nice design), tea wagon with large wheels, nest of
tables, 3 piece bedroom suite, bed and dresser, _treadle sewing
machine, antique toy wheel barrow, oil lamps, Aladdin lamp with
black base and white front, chesterfield with pull out bed (like new),
chesterfield and chair, wooden rocker, Wrigley's Spearmint jar, milk
bottles with names, butter ladles, Tin Toy Mercedes car, Tin Toy
Marx service centre, gardener's plant table with glass ball feet,
modern round dining table with 4 chairs plus other modern
furniture, large offering of dishes and glassware including antique
pieces, Coal Port and Spode Indian Tree pattern dishes, pink and
green depression, silver pieces, crocks and jugs, plates, chest of
silver, silver server with lid, brass candle sticks, sad irons plus
much more than list.
OTHER: McColl-Frontenac oil bottle with Indian chest head, 4
walking plows, deer head cast match holder, some tools, etc.
SALE ORDER: 9 a.m., good glassware and misc. items, 2
auctioneers selling. Coins at 11 a.m. Car at 11:45 a.m. This is a
good large offering.
Terms Cash or cheque with proper I.D.
Auctioneer Richard Lobb 519-482-7898 Clinton