The Citizen, 2000-10-11, Page 13THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11,2000. PAGE 13.
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150 each.
500 will be deducted if ad is
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Wednesday
DEADLINE
2 p.m. Monday
in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
in Blyth
Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
Accommodation
for rent
BLYTH - HOUSE FOR RENT -
available Nov. 1, large three
bedroom duplex. References
required. Call 523-4929. 40-2p
BLYTH - TWO BEDROOM
apartment, includes fridge, stove,
and laundry facilities, $390/month
plus utilities. References required.
Phone 482-9371. 29-tfn
RECENTLY RENOVATED UPPER
2 bedroom apartment, downtown
Brussels, new carpets and
hardwood floors, $375 plus
utilities. Phone 887-9007. 38-tfn
SILVER CREEK APARTMENTS
- Luxury 2 bedroom apartment,
controlled entrance, fridge, stove,
designed for mature adults. Phone
519-345-2197. 36-tfn
IN THE COUNTRY JUST EAST
of Brussels, new 3 bedroom
bungalow available Nov. 1. Phone
887-6283. 39-2
SPACIOUS TWO BEDROOM
apartment includes fridge and stove
on Gypsy Lane. Call 523-9654.
39-2p
Ar tides for sale
EMCO WATER PUMP (ECOJET
110) used for one cottage season,
plus 1500 gallon water tank used
for water only. Port Albert - $750.
519-685-7370 evenings or 519-
878-8084 daytime. 39-3
OCTOBER COMPUTER SPECIAL:
Complete 600Mhz computer
system with 10.2 Gb hard drive and
64 mb ram. Fully equipped with
15” monitor, 56k modem,
Windows98, Corel Office 2000 and
more. 2 year parts and labour
warranty. Free delivery and setup.
$1299 plus taxes. Call Steve at
Huron Video and Sound 887-6710
or email blakey@wightman.net
39-2
FOR SALE BY
TENDER:
Engineered air (outdoor roof
top model) indirect fired
GAS HEATING UNIT
8 years old - good working order
Interested buyers contact
Rosemary Armstrong, Executive
Director
Huron Adult Day Centre
(519)482-7943
CLOSING DATE: Monday
October 23rd at 4 p.m.
Any or all offers to purchase will
be seriously considered.
Installation, operation &
maintenance manual on site.
Buyer is responsible for removing
from site and leaving site in good
condition.
Ar tides for sale Cards of thanks
MOVING SALE!
The Huron Adult Day Centre
is moving to the Beth Cardno
Centre, Hwy. 8 West,
Clinton, and has for sale:
■ automatic single panel
sliding door
■ fire hoses and nozzles
(never used)
■ ceramic kiln
■ commercial dishwasher S.
drainboard & cabinet
■ wall oven
■ centre island cupboard
unit
■ vertical & mini blinds,
various sizes & colours
■ drapes & rods
■ stage curtains
■ vinyl recliners & assorted
chairs
■ desks, filing cabinets, etc
■ full length mirror (walnut)
■ kitchen cupboard &. 4 sink
unit
■ ceiling light fixture
All items are priced to sell &
must go. Available for
viewing by calling:
Rosemary Armstrong,
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
(519) 482-7943
Auction sales
f RICHARD LOBB ♦
AUCTION CALENDAR f
’CLINTON 519- 482-7898 f
| FRIDAY, OCT. 13 AT 10:30 A.M.: Road |
■ grader, snowplow trucks, 2 ambulances, >
113 pickup trucks, 2-94 Sunbird SLE cars, y
i Ford 3600 diesel tractor (40 HP), 1966 IH .y Cub tractor and mower, chainsaws, 200' y
i radio tower, one tone truck with hoist, etc. i Y Call Joe Stettler or Walter Johnston for *
a detailed fax list at 526-7231. a
Y SATURDAY, OCT. 21 AT 9:30 A.M.: Hay, Y
A grain, tractors, 2 cars, riding lawnmower, 1
Y farm machinery, horse drawn equipment, Y
A cuter, threshing machine, tools, Colison AY Gramophone with large horn, antiques Y
A corner cupboard, large school bell, oil A
’ lamps, blanket box, Nordic Ski Doo, etc. '
| to be held for the Estate of Lane Gardner. |
j 1 1/4 miles south and 1 1/4 miles west of J
| Lucknow. x |
See www.auciionhotline.com
| for a full listing. y
Births
SCOTT. Kim, Jim and big brother
Joshua are pleased to announce the
safe arrival of Megan Elizabeth on
July 15, 2000 weighing 4 lbs.,
14 oz. Proud grandparents are John
and Dianne Duskocy and Spence
and Nelva Scott. 40-1 b
SMITH-O’BRIEN. To hug and to
hold from this day forward ...
Hudson Christopher Weir snuggled
into the arms of overjoyed parents,
Chris and Shelly on Sept. 18, 2000
at 8:20 p.m. weighing 7 lbs., 10 oz.
Big sisters Lexandrea and Delayna
are equally excited to have a new
hand to hold. There will be no
shortage of love and attention from
proud grandparents Fred and Teuni
Smith and Bob and Donna
O’Brien. Thanks go to Dr. C.
Shepherd, Dr. Shannon and nurse
Sherri. Last but not least, special
thanks to Daddy for his love and
support. 40-1
MAIR. I would like to thank all
those who helped in many ways to
make my 90th birthday party a
success. A special thank you to the
ladies from Melville Church and
the staff of Huronlea. Thanks as
well to my family who arranged it
all.-Jim. 40-1
REICHEL. The families of the late
Wilma Anna Reichel wish to
express our sincere and heartfelt
thanks and appreciation to
relatives, friends and neighbours
for their expressions of sympathy
during the recent loss of our
beloved wife and mother. Thanks
for your floral tributes, charitable
donations, cards, masses and food
brought to our home. Also thanks
for all your cards, telephone
inquiries and prayers while in
hospital. Sadly, her illness engulfed
her body and took out of our arms
to be at peace with the other angels
in heaven. Special thanks to
McCallum & Palla Funeral Home
for their guidance, Rev. John Pluta
for officiating at the funeral and to
Jonathan and Anthony Sanderson,
Bruce Elliott, Rick Palla, Chris
Garnier and Everitt Robinson for
acting as pallbearers, to Stephanie
Sanderson for acting as flower
bearer. Thanks to the second floor
nursing staff at Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital, Goderich. To
the teams of doctors and nurses at
University Hospital, Victoria
Hospital, the Cancer Centre and all
the special nurses at 7 South,
Tower 2, Westminster Campus,
words will never be enough to
express our thanks for the loving
care, “special hugs”, and
compassion given not only to
Wilma but us all. Thanks to Elsie,
Josephine and Rev. Fred H. Smith
for your meaningful visits. A
special wife, mother and Oma who
will remain in our hearts forever. -
Alfred Reichel, Maria, Elmer,
Jonathan, Anthony and Stephanie
Sanderson. 40-lp
Coming events
FAREWELL POTLUCK DINNER
at 6:00 p.m. Social to follow for
John and Nancy Vanass, Saturday,
Oct. 21/00, Cranbrook Hall.
Everyone welcome. 40-2p
WALTON UNITED CHURCH
Annual Turkey Supper, Wed
nesday, Nov. 1, 2000. 4:30 - 7:00
p.m. at the Brussels, Morris & Grey
Community Centre. Adults $9,
Children (6-12) $4.50. New
location - same great food! Take
outs available at the BMG
Community Centre. 40-4
GRAND OPENING OF THE
Huron Business Self Help Office
on October 17 at 138 Main Street,
Seaforth. Free business start-up
seminar. Call (519) 527-0305. 40-1
FALL GREENWAY WALK,
Saturday, October 14. Meet behind
Bainton’s at 1:30 p.m. Rides
available. Snacks generously
provided by the Blyth Lions Club.
40-1
WALTON HALL BOARD
Roast Beef Dinner at Walton Hall,
Sunday, Oct. 22 from 4:00 p.m. -
6:00 p.m. Adults $8, Children $4,
preschoolers fir^e. Proceeds to Hall
maintenance. 3 40-2
Coming events
TEN THOUSAND VILLAGES
International Crafts Sale of
exquisite handicrafts for all ages,
musical instruments, jewellery,
baskets and toys. Brussels
Mennonite Fellowship, Turnberry
Street N., Brussels. Extended
hours. Thursday, October 12, 10
a.m. - 9 p.m.; Friday, October 13,
10 a.m. - 9 p.m.; Saturday, October
16, 9 a.m - 4 p.m. Many new
items. Light lunch available on
Saturday. 40-1
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. 40-1
KNOX CRANBROOK ANNIVER-
sary service, Oct. 22 at 11:00 a.m.
Rev. Ted Nelson, guest speaker.
Special music. Lunch and
fellowship to follow service. Come
and join in our celebration. 40-2
SHRINER’S BENEFIT DANCE
in aid of victims of the Walkerton
water contamination, Saturday,
October 14, Lucknow Community
Centre. See ad on page 19. 40-lb
EUCHRE TOURNAMENT,
Londesboro Hall, October 13,
8:00 p.m. Admission $5.00, over
$100 in prizes. Proceeds for Hall
Improvements. 40-lp
“CRAFTS AND MORE” -
Saturday, Oct. 14, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Belgrave W.I. Hall, featuring
crafts, knitting, candles, Avon
display, baking and refreshments.
40-1
BACKSTAGE PASS - BLYTH
Festival fundraising dinner and
auction, Saturday, Oct. 14.
Viewing starts at 5:00. Visit
www.blythfestival.com for list of
great items! Tickets $30 selling
fast! 523-9300. 39-2
LINE DANCING WILL START
Oct. 10 at the Bluevale Hall 7 -
9 p.m. Good exercise and fun. For
information call Maureen at 523-
4996. 39-2
EUCHRE AT WALTON HALL
begins Oct. 12 at 8 p.m. The second
and fourth Thursday. Tournament
style. Bring your own partner.
Admission $5 per person. Lunch.
38-39-40-42
FALL RUMMAGE SALE - BLYTH
United Church, Friday, Oct. 13,
7 p.m. to 9 p.m., Sat., Oct. 14,
9 a.m. to noon. Please bring your
own bags. 39-2
F. E. Madill Secondary School Council
The F. E. Madill Secondary School Council is a volunteer group of parents,
teachers, students and community members who work together to advise the
school’s administration on current issues and matters of concern. With the many
changes now taking place in education, this group’s role has become increasing
ly important. If you are interested in your child’s education, this group is your
vehicle for being informed about what is going on in the school and it is also a
mechanism for having a positive influence on upcoming issues.
Our first rneeiing of the new school year will take place in Wingham at the F. E.
Madill Secondary School Library at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, October 12. The
first meeting will again see the election of School Council Executive for the
coming school year. If you would like more information, please call Terry Matz
at 357-1922. If you have a chance, please join us on October 12!! You are more
than welcome to attend and DO NOT have to run for office!!
Help wanted
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT -
suitable for secondary school
student. Duties to include stocking
shelves, packing groceries and
possibly training as cashier at later
date. The right person for this job
will be neat, personable and enjoy
dealing with the.public. This
position will be approx. 10 - 14 hrs.
per week after school and Sunday
afternoon 12-5 p.rh. Please drop
your r£sum£ off at store or mail to
Teeft’s Food Market, Box 269,
Brussels, ON or fax to 519-887-
6520. 39-2
PART-TIME
ADVERTISING
SALESPERSON
WANTED
The Citizen requires a friendly,
outgoing self-starter for a part-
time advertising sales position.
Sales experience an asset but
we will train if necessary. A
good sense of scale and
proportion an asset.
Duties include calling on
clients, designing advertising to
meet the client’s needs,
working with production
personnel to create the
advertisement. Need own car.
Approximately 15 hours a
week — some opportunity for
extra work. Salary plus
commission. Apply in writing to
The Publisher, The Citizen,
P.O. Box 429, Blyth or P.O. Box
152, Brussels.
The Citizen
Only those being considered for interviews will
be contacted
Check out our
WEBSITE
at www.northhuron.on.ca
Coining events
“CHRISTMAS HOME TOUR
2000” featuring five Blyth
Christmas decorated locations.
November 17, 7 - 9 p.m. and
November 18 & 19, 1 - 5 p.m. Tour
homes on one day or split it over
three days! Afterwards, stroll
through the decorated Blyth
Memorial Hall for refreshments
and view a variety of vendor
booths. Tickets $10/person -
available from any skating
member. Proceeds to Blyth Skating
Club. 40-lb
PUBLIC SKATING AT BMG
Arena, Tuesdays - 4:00 - 5:20;
Sundays - family skate 1:30 - 3:20,
$1 - preschoolers free. 39-2