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in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
in Blyth
Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
A ccommodation
for rent
GYPSY LANE APARTMENTS,
Blyth, Ontario — "Finest in Adult
Living" (one month free rent).
Immediate possession, clean,
spacious two-bedroom apartment
features large living room with
walk-out balcony, modern kitchen,
4 pc. bath, coin operated laundry
facility, additional storage, ample
parking, park-like setting, short
walk to theatre and shopping.
$545/month. Call 523-4502. 01-4
AVAILABLE FEB. 1 — OLDER
3-bedroom townhouse, fridge and
stove, 445 Mill St., Blyth. $410
plus utilities. References required.
No dogs. Call 523-9555. , 47-tfn
HOUSE FOR RENT — TWO
bedroom edge of Brussels. Contact
887-6670. 01-2
NEWLY RENOVATED 3 BED-
room semi in Blyth. $550 plus
utilities. Phone 887-9007. 46-tfn
SEAFORTH: SILVERCREEK
Apts., large, 2 bedroom, luxury
apt., 3 appliances, controlled entry.
For mature adults. Phone 519-522-
0442 or 519-527-1577. 48-tfn
BLYTH — LARGE / BEDROOM
house with garage, close to all
amenities, $495/month plus
utilities. Brad, days 523-4595,
nights 482-5545. 42-tfn
Articles for sale
TWO-YEAR-OLD GAS DRYER,
General Electric, excellent
condition, top of the line, $250.
Phone 523-9843. 01-2
PET FOOD. PET SUPPLIES,
bird feeders, bird feed — lots of
varieties to choose from. Available
at The Pet Den, located at Brussels
Livestock, 887-9391. 01-4
REPRINTS 'OF PHOTOS TAKEN
by Citizen photographers are
available to purchase. Many in
colour. 4 x 6 - $4.00, 5 x 7 - $5.00,
8 x 10 - $8.00. Phone 523-4792 or
887-9114 to order. tfn
Births
BEARD. Gerry and Tammy (nee
Kieffer) are thrilled to announce
the arrival of their first child, a son,
Kieffer Liam, born Tuesday,
December 18, 2001 weighing 7 lbs.
12 ounces at Grand River Hospital,
Kitchener. Proud grandparents are
Bill and Linda Kieffer, Bluevale
and Ron and Pat Beard, Elmira.
Special thanks to Dr. McLaughlin,
Dr. Ross, Dr. Carruthers and the
fourth floor staff at Grand River
Hospital. 01-1
Pets
GUINEA PIG TO GIVE AWAY —
cage included. Call 887-9857. 01-1
Livestock
WE BUY AND SELL
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crippled and poor- doing cows
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Personals
ARE YOU EXPERIENCING THE
aftermath of an abortion/emotions
you can't explain? Most post-
abortal women experience trauma
in their lives. Call our 24-hour
hotline collect. 519-323-3751 for
confidential support. e4w
A message from
The War Amps
To order a Spot the Danger! video or the
new PLAYSAFE interactive CD-Rom, visit
our Web site at www.waramps.ca
or call 1-800-250-3030.
POPP. The family of the late Lorne
Popp would like to express their
heartfelt thanks to relatives, friends
and neighbours for all their support,
sympathy and many acts of
kindness at this difficult and sad
time. Special thanks to Dr. Salsbury,
Dr. J. K. Hay, Cheryl Hohner and
the Emergency Department of
Clinton Public Hospital, the Blyth;
Fire Department and ambulance
attendants. Special thanks to
Michael Falconer of Beattie-
Falconer Funeral Homes (Tasker
Chapel), Rev. C. Wittich and
organist Lynda Lentz-McGregor
and the Blyth United Church
Women for the lovely luncheon
and everyone for being so caring.
Thanks to all who brought food,
flowers, cards and made phone
calls, memorial donations and came
to the funeral home and United
Church funeral to show their
sympathy. All was much
appreciated. — Evelyn Popp and
family. 01-1p
Coming events
MEETINGS OF THE BOARD OF
Directors of the Clinton Public
Hospital are open to the public, and
are held on the fourth Monday of
each month (except July and
August). Meetings are held in the
hospital's boardroom, and begin at
7 p.m. Individuals or groups who
wish to address the Board or make
a presentation must submit a
written request at least seven days
in advance of the meeting. 01-1
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10 & 24
at 8:00 p.m. euchre tournament at
Walton Hall. Bring your own
partner. Cash prizes. Lunch.
Admission $5 per person. 01-3
AUBURN LIONS CLUB BREAK-
fast Sunday, January 13, 2002,
9 a.m. - noon, Auburn Community
Hall. $5/person or $20/family.
Maple syrup donated by
Robinson's Maple Products. We
Serve. 01-1
EUCHRE TOURNAMENT:
Londesboro Hall, January 11,
8:00 p.m. Admission $5, over $100
in prizes. Proceeds for Hall
Improvements.- 01-lp
HURON COUNTY BEEF PRO-
ducers' Association Annual
meeting, Brussels Legion, 11:00
a.m. Wednesday, January 16, 2002.
$12. Guest speaker — Ken Bateman,
DVM, MSc-Ontario Vet College.
Topic: Mycoplasma. For tickets
contact Jacquie Bishop at (519)
887-9379 or the director in your
area. 01-1
THE BRUSSELS AGRICUL-
tural Society annual meeting will
be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday,
January 16, 2002 at the BMG
Community Centre. 51-3
Check out The Citizen's
WEBSITE
at www.northhuron.on.ca
For rent
BARN FOR RENT — FINISHING
hog barn with wet-dry feeders, for
approximately 550 head. Phone
887-6708. 01-2
BLYTH BULLDOGS. Organizers
of the Blyth Bulldogs WIN! WIN!
Sweepstakes thank the community
for making the third annual
fundraiser the most successful yet:
thank you, ticket buyers. Thank
you, Blyth Apothecary for the use
of one of your display windows,
continuing what started last year at
Black Creek Clothing. Thank you,
ticket sellers. And thank you,
Mavis Bushey and Jim Gilmore at
Sparling's Propane for providing
administrative and accounting
functions. Game on. 01-1
EAST. I would like to thank my
entire family, Gordon and Kay
Hesselwood who organized a
potluck surprise 70th birthday party
which brought near 90 people to
Londesboro Hall Saturday evening.
Thanks again everyone. — Mary
East. 01-1
MOORE. A heartfelt thanks to all
the doctors, nursing and
housekeeping staff of Wingham
and District Hospital for the
wonderful care given to Blanche
(Iona) Moore during her numerous
stays there. Thank you girls from
the Community Nursing and the
Homemakers for making Iona's
time at home more comfortable. To
Gary and Marlene Harkness, thanks
for looking after the snow and
bringing me supper. To my friends,
Mac and Berle MacGowan, your
daily phone calls and support and
those special treats will never be
forgotten. Rev. Jeff Hawkins, with
your wit and cheery personality,
' you brought a smile to the day, and
your words at the service were
comforting. Thank you to
Schimanski Family Funeral Home
for making this time of sorrow a
little easier, and to my family,
Debbie, Eric and boys, Lori, Scott
and boys and Jim, Sue and boys
and a girl, thank you for being there
with me. - Cec Moore. 01- I p
MITCHELL. We would like to say
thank you to everyone who helped
us out in any way during Doug,
Mandy and Jamie's accident.
Thank you to the Brussels and
Blyth Fire Departments, ambulance
attendants, Seaforth and South
West hospital in London. Mandy
and Jamie would like to say a
special thank you to Harold Bridge
for taking care of them. Max
McLellan thank you for keeping
me informed on what was going on
until I could be with my family.
We would like to say thank you to
our families for being there once
again for us, all the calls of concern
and to anyone else who helped out
in anyway. Thank you everyone! —
Doug, Janet, Rob, Mandy and
Jamie. 01-1
SCHADE. Ruth and Neil Schade
wish to thank all the kind people
who sent cards, gifts of fruit and
goodies, prayers and telephone
calls to our house after Neil's triple
by-pass operation. Special thanks
also to Dr. Moon and staff in
London at Victoria Hospital. All
helped to make Neil's recovery
much shorter. Neil plans to be out
seeding in April or May with God's
help. • 01-1p
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Classified Advertisements
Cards of thanks Cards of thanks Help wanted Help wanted '
WOMEN'S SHELTER, SECOND STAGE HOUSING
AND COUNSELLING SERVICES OF HURON
is looking for a
BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT
for our Clinton Second Stage Housing Site
The work involves providing an on-site presence, ensuring a quick
response to etnergencies and routine maintenance and cleaning of
common areas. In exchange for this work a 2-bedroom apartment is
provided.
Second Stage .Housing of Huron provides safe, supportive,
transitional housing for women with/without children who are
victims of family violence. No adult male residents or visitors are
permitted at this site.
Interested applicants should apply in writing by January 31st, 2002.
Please provide a resume and a letter stating why you are interestecrin
the position and your available start date.
Please mail-your application to Second Stage Housing of Huron, Box
298, Clinton, Ontario, NOM ILO, to the attention of Genie Gerrits,
Second Stage Housing Manager. Applications may also be faxed to
(519) 482-5711.
For more information regarding this position please call the Clinton
office at (519) 482-5288.
POSITION AVAILABLE ON
poultry, hog, cash crop farm near
Walton. Previous experience an
asset, but we are willing to train.
Fax résumé to 887-6726, phone
887-6708 or mail to: Grofield
Farms, RR 3, Walton, ON NOK
1ZO. 01-2
PART-TIME HELP NEEDED IN
sow barn, Monday to Wednesday.
Call John van Vliet 887-6908. 01-2
TE-EM FARM, GREENHOUSES,
Garden Centre, and Strawberry
Farm is now accepting applications
for various positions including,
retail, transplanting, management
and greenhouse work. Some
positions are full time and some are
seasonal part time. Applicants will
have a good knowledge of plants,
be enthusiastic about working in a
customer-oriented operation, must
be reliable, be able to work as a
team and work long hours
especially in the spring. Students
may apply for weekend and after
school work. Apply by faxing
résumé, and a cover letter stating
what position you are interested in,
wage expectations, qualifications
and why you would be an asset to
our operation, to 482-1496. 01-1
Legal notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
OTHERS
Claims against the estate of
MAE EDITH BADLEY
late of Blyth, Ontario
who died on 26 October 2001
must be in my hands by
16 January 2002
after which date the estate will be
distributed.
LAW OFFICE of
RALPH SMITH, B.A., LL.B., CFP
20 Gouinlock Street
P.O. Box 159
Seaforth, Ontario NOK IWO
Lawyer for the Estate Trustee with
a Will. 50-3
Lost/strayed
MISSING: A 22" HARO VECTOR
mountain bike (v-frame), red with
blue grips, also has a chrome water
bottle holder and a Norco air pump
(black) with holder. If anyone has
information call 887-9583, a
reward will be given if found and.
returned. 01-1