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Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
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NEW! EVERYDAY HOT TUBS,
3 different sizes of quality,
affordable Marquis hot tubs for
your family. Blue Horizon Pools,
524-9804, RR2, Goderich.
www.bluehorizon.on.ca 11-tfn
NEW STORE IN BRUSSELS, 200
pair of women's gently-used jeans
sizes 4-22. Open Saturdays 10 a.m.
to 6 p.m., 425 Turnberry St.,
Brussels. 519-338-3960, B.J. or
Michael. 10-2
Auction sales
Births
GLOUSHER. It's a girl! Graham
and Stacie along with big brother
Brecken welcome with love a
beautiful baby daughter and sister,
Tianna Gracie. Tianna was born on
February 25, 2004 at 2:15 a.m. and
weighed 7 lbs. 13 oz. After eight
grandsons, Don Glousher of Blyth
and Laurel and Ken Wilson of
Goderich are thrilled to have their
first granddaughter. First grand-
daughter also for Pat and Steve
Bestard of Thorndale. 11-1p
WIGHTMAN. Brian and Alison
are thrilled to welcome a new little
sister for Autumn, Sydney and
Mackenzie. Olivia Florence arrived
on March 9, 2004, weighing 7 lbs.
14 oz. Grandparents are Norman
and Florence Wightman of Auburn
and Bill and Muriel Coultes of
Belgrave. A special thank you to
Dr. Salsbury and the Clinton OB
nurses for their great care. 11- I
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# RICHARD LOBB
# AUCTION CALENDAR #
# CLINTON 482-7898 #
Contents of Tom's Place Restaurant
T and Tavern at 286 Huron Rd. W., T
Clinton on Saturday, March 20 at 10
7 am. See www.lobbauction.on.ca
#
Terms cash or cheque with ID. #
Auctioneer: Richard Lobb
519-482-7898.
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EARN EXTRA MONEY THIS
summer by selling fruit,
vegetables, preserves, baked goods
or homemade crafts at the weekly
Blyth Farmers' Market, Saturdays
I - 5 p.m., July 10 to Sept. 11. For
information call Keith, evenings
523-9636. tfn
EVER DREAMED OF OPENING
your own shop making gourmet ice
cream, chocolates and candies,
jams and pickles or other small-
scale food enterprise? Blyth
Heritage Foods can help you
achieve your dream with start-up
assistance, marketing advice and
perhaps even financial investment.
For more information contact Keith
Roulston, 519-523-4792 days or
523-9636 evenings and weekends.
Cards of thanks
SUTTON. My wife Ethel died with
me at her side March 1 at Listowel
Hospital. I offer sincere thanks to
Dr. Paul Rutherford, Dr. Rob
Annis, Dr. Russell Latuskie, Dr.
Rex Warren, the nurses and other
staff members who attended to
Ethel's care and needs. Also thanks
to Rev. Joan Golden, Rev. Richard
Golden, organist Don Dunbar, Beth
Earl and funeral directors Jim
Bannerman, Ellen Jutzi and
assistant Margaret Peebles and to
pallbearers John Sutton, Richard
Sutton, David M. Sutton, Gary
Godden, Troy Godden and Donald
Anthony. I wish to thank my
brother David and wife Bookie of
Newmarket, my sister Gwen Large
of Brampton and nephew Bill
Sutton and wife Pat Sutton of
Toronto, Ethel's nephews and
nieces Donald and Maisie Anthony
of Rexdale, Rod and Gail Godden
of Ethel, Gary and Ruth Anne
Godden of Trowbridge and cousins
Ethel and Jack McLean of
Listowel, Gerald and Vickie
Cuthbert of Brampton and Shirley
and Don Heughan of Scarborough
and our good friends and
neighbours for kindnesses and
concerns shown to Ethel and me
over past years as well as at this
sad time of death. My thanks to
Pres. Rick McDonald, L.A. Pres.
Helen Dobson and Comrade
members of Branch 218 Brussels
for the memorial service March 4.
My thanks also to Ethel United
Church Ladies for delicious
refreshments served after the
church service. Thank you to all
who sent beautiful flowers,
inspiring cards, and charitable
donations. Thanks to brother David
for a remarkable eulogy. Sincere
thanks go also to Dianne Winkel
and Clara Blake of Community
Cale and Nursing Services of
Huron for kind and dedicated,
efficient care of Ethel. I know she
will be missed by family and a
large circle of friends. I will miss
her so much, but I have wonderful
memories. — Alf Sutton. 11-1
Coming events
OLD TYME COUNTRY BREAK-
fast, Sunday, April 4, 9 a.m. - 1
p.m. Londesboro Hall. Eggs,
bacon, sausage, pancakes and
homefries. Adults $6.00, children
under 12 $3.00. Sponsored by
Londesboro Lions Club. Proceeds
donated to Blyth Fire Department
new training facilities. 11-2b
COMMUNITY BREAKFAST,
Blyth Memorial Hall, Sunday,
March 21, 9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Sponsored by Blyth Legion and
Legion Ladies. Proceeds to support
our community. Everyone
welcome. 11-1
17TH FORMOSA TOY SHOW
and Sale at the Mildmay-Carrick
Recreation Complex Sunday,
March 28 from 9:30 a.m. - 4:00
p.m. Farm toys, industrial equip-
ment, cars, trucks, banks and
vintage vehicles and more.
Admission: $2.00; children under 8
free if with an adult. Lunch booth.
Auction Sale (approx. 1/2 hour) at
1:00 p.m. Len Metcalfe, Auctioneer.
For information call 519-392-6207.
11-lp
BRUSSELS HORTICULTURAL
Society meeting, Monday, March
22, 7:30 p.m. in Brussels Library.
Guest speaker: Robbie Cardiff —
"A New Sheep Venture". 11-1p
BLYTH UNITED CHURCH
presents: The Easter Story: A One
Person Passion Play based on the
Gospels, Good Friday, April 9,
7:30 p.m. Donations at the door.
Information 519-523-4224. 11-46
THE BLYTH INN COMING
EVENTS — Friday night Huron
County Idol Karaoke and Saturday,
March 20, euchre tournament at
1:00 p.m. Bring a partner. Register
early. Hope to see you there. 523-
9381. 11-1
DAFFODIL LUNCHEON AND
Bake Sale on Thursday, April 1 at
the Blyth Legion. Baking available
from 10:00 a.m. to ??? Luncheon
from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Daffodils $6.00/bunch. All
proceeds to the Canadian Cancer
Society. The Blyth Public School
Grade 8 students will be
canvassing door to door on April 1
with daffodils. They will also be
collecting non-perishable food
items for the North Huron Food
Bank. Please donate generously to
these worthy causes. Sponsored by
the Blyth Legion Ladies Auxiliary.
11-2
A MUSICAL TRAVELOGUE —
Join the Blyth Festival Singers and
guests the Bayfield Winds for a
musical trip around the world on
Sunday, April 4, 2:30 p.m., Exeter
United Church. Tickets adults $12,
children 11 and under, $6. Blyth
Festival Box Office 523-9300;
Blyth Festival Singers; Campbell's
Photography, Goderich; Dutch
Store, Clinton; Snyder Studios,
Wingham; Tasty-Nu Bakery,
Zurich; Nifty Korners, Seaforth;
Bakelaar Jewellers, Exeter and
Exeter United Church or at the
door. 11-3
40TH ANNIVERSARY. YOU
are invited, to attend the 40th
anniversary celebration for the
Brussels Curling Club, March 27,
BMG Community Centre. Cock-
tails 6 - 7 p.m. Supper 7 p.m.
Entertainment and dance 9 p.m.
Music by Westemaires. Dinner and
dance $15/person. Dance $5/
person. Age of majority. Lunch
provided. For tickets or informa-
tion call Susan 887-8999 or Mery
887-6493 or any club member.
Tickets available until March 25.
Everyone welcome. 09-3b
'5' PARENTING
THE
ATTENTION DEFICIT
HYPERACTIVE
(ADHD) CHILD
8 Session. Course
March 29 - May 31, 2004
7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Goderich District Collegiate
Institute
260 South Street, Goderich„
ON
Cost $75.00
To Register call
LEARNING DISABILITIES
ASSOCIATION -
LONDON REGION
(519) 438-6213 or
Email jmjones@Iinkd.net
www.Idalr.on.ca
Farmland
,WANTING TO RENT — STAND-
ing hay or cash crop land for 2004
season. Call Scott Cardiff, 887-
9867. 11-3
CASH CROP LAND WANTED
to rent or share crop, short or long
term. Excellent stewardship.
Competitive bids. Call Peter
Rastorfer at 519-347-2354. 01-12
CASH CROP LAND WANTED
to rent, short term or long term,
competitive rates offered. Call 523-
4461. 10-4
WANTED TO RENT: GOOD
cash crop land. Call Dean Vincent
357-4463. 10-3
Hay & straw
BIG SQUARE BALES Or HAY,
first and second cut for sale. Phone
Scott Cardiff, 887-9867. 11-3
Help wanted
HELP WANTED AT HURON
Feeding Systems for busy season
of building grain storage bins at
farm sites. Farm experience
preferred. Students welcome. Must
have positive attitude to work with
foreman on a team. Start in April.
Apply in person only to fill out
application. Questions 887-6289.
1I-2b
TRUCK DRIVERS — MINIMUM
D or DZ licence. Delivery of
fertilizers to local farms in Brussels
area. Fax résumé, 887-6150 or mail
to P.O. Box 400, Brussels, ON
NOG 1HO. 11-2b
PRODUCTION WORKER —
work in our bagging plant, stacking
fertilizer, operation of bagger unit,
possible forklift operation and
general yard assistance. Fax
résumé 887-6150 or mail to P.O.
Box 400, Brussels, ON NOG 1H0.
11-2b
CURRENTLY SEEKING A
reliable, hardworking individual to
work on custom residential framing
crew. Experience preferred. Wages
negotiable. Please call 519-887-
8657. 11-1
BRUSSELS CRUSADERS FEB.
04 calendar draw winners: Dave
Button, Blyth; Doug Hugill,
Seaforth; Darren Johnston,
Brussels; Todd Edwards, Ilderton;
Terry Gillard, London; Colleen
Nivins, Dungannon; Jon Koostra,
Clinton; Danielle Gould,
Conestogo; Don Crawford,
Brussels. 11-1
AUCTION SALE
Of farm machinery and household effects
will be held for
Ray and Ruth Buchmeier
Lot 15, Concession 6
Kinloss Township (Huron-Kinloss)
3 corners north of Lucknow on County Road 1,
and 1 1/4 miles east on Kairshea Ave. Fire Number 730
SATURDAY, MARCH 20
AT 11:00 A.M.
MACHINERY: Ford 7710 tractor, diesel, 2WD, cab, air and sunroof.
18-4-38 tires, approx. 2,500 hrs., good condition. JD 435 round
baler, hydraulic pickup, double arm tie, good condition. New
Holland 166 hay converter. MF 775 swather, 12 ft. hydrostat and
hay conditioner, new style knife. Round bale wagon. Kongskilde 3
furrow adjustable plow. Hagedorn 9 ft. snowblower, single auger.
10 ft. sparrow packer. New Holland Super 717 forage harvester
with 1 row corn head. JD Model 54 manure spreader. New Idea 324
corn picker, 2 row. 25 ft. tandem trailer, 5th wheel, hydraulic tilt,
oak floor. Single axle dollies - sell separate.
MISCELLANEOUS: Hagedorn loading chute, 3 PH. 18-4-34 T-rail
duals with hardware. Seven steel gates, 12 to 16 ft. Allis Chalmers
4 corn planter, boxes and insecticide box. Pioneer chain saw.
Chain harrows. Swath turner. Three round bale feeders. Calf
creep. Bush Hog 5 ft. trailer (spreader). Air compressor. 3 PH
fertilizer spreader. Cement mixer (as is). 14 ft. grain auger. Cattle
oiler, Calf dehorner. Post hole digger, Gallagher battery fencer.
Koltec fencer. Steel posts. Pig crate. Silo pipe. Racks for 1/2 ton
truck. Tool box for 1/2 ton truck. Five wooden doors. Aluminum
ladder. Chains.
Wagon load of farm related items.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Portable automatic washer. Electric stove.
Deep freeze. Gold dryer. Couch and chair. Folding cot. Pictures
and frames.
Wagon load of miscellaneous household items.
TERMS: Cash or acceptable cheque with proper 1.D. day of sale.
Not responsible for accidents. Verbal announcements take
precedence over advertising. Items listed as described by
owners.
Plan to attend. Farm is sold.
For more information call Ray Buchmeier 519-528-3281
AUCTIONEERS:
Brian Rintoul (Wingham) 519-357-2349
Bill Horst (Millbank) 519-595-2626