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DEADLINE
2 p.m. Monday
in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
in Blyth
Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
A ccommodation
for rent
MOBILE HOME, TWO BEDROOM,
add-on room, new gas furnace,
grass cut, references. Brussels 887-
6257. 16-I
TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT
in Blyth. Fridge and stove
included. Phone 482-9371. 15-tfn
A ccommodation
wanted
FARMHOUSE IN THE BRUSSELS,
Walton, Blyth area for June I.
References available. 887-9836.
16-2p
THE BLYTH FESTIVAL IS
currently seeking accommmoda-
tions for the 2004 season. We are
interested in renting apartments/
houses or boarding spaces in your
homes. The accommodations are
needed from May 1 to Sept. 1. The
length of times will vary with each
person. Please call Sandy anytime
at The Blyth Festival 523-9300
Ext. 210 or 523-9720 and leave
message. 15-2
Articles for sale
NORTEL MERIDIAN 8-OUTLET
telephone system, $1,500. Konica,
1112 photocopy machine, excellent
shape, $600. Call 519-887-6378.
16-3
'FARM FRESH FOODS: MAPLE
syrup, brown eggs, naturally
hormone-free beef and pork. Noah
Stutzman, 84407 Prosperity Line,
RR 2, Auburn. 13-4p
FRESH MAPLE SYRUP, 4 LITRES
$36.00. $1.00 off with this ad.
Edward Gingerich, 37823 Belfast
Rd., Lucknow. One mile east of St.
Helens. 13-4p
THE 2004 CITIZEN PHONE BOOK
is now on sale at either our Blyth or
Brussels office for only $1.00 each.
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POOL OWNER? NO MORE BUY-
ing and storing chlorine with a
Zodiac Salt Chlorinator. Clear
water just by adding salt. Only
$1,995. Blue Horizon Pools 524-
9804. 16-tfn
NEW STORE IN BRUSSELS, 425
Turnberry Street. Selling gently-
used brand name clothing. Open
Monday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.;
Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (519)
338-3960. I6-3p
REPRINTS OF PHOTOS TAKEN
by Citizen photographers are
available to purchase. Many in
colour. 4x6 — $4.00, 5x7 — $5.00,
8x10 — $8.00. Phone 523-4792 or
887-9114 to order. tfn
Farmland
BIDS BEING TAKEN ON 130
acres for rent, organic or
commercial, on St. Michaels Rd.
Phone 887-9463. 15-2
G arage/yard
sales
YARD SALE — MULTI-FAMILY,
272 Trueman, 297 Anthony's
Lane, 286 Main (Radfords)
Londesborough Saturday, April 24,
8:00 a.m. - ?? Baby items,
housewares, furniture, books, misc.
School class will offer coffee and
bake sale. 16-1p
In memoriam
ANDERSON. In fond and loving
memory of a dear grandson,
nephew and cousin, Luke Jordan
Anderson who was taken from us
on April 26, 1997.
Your memory is our keepsake,
With which we'll never part.
God has you in his keeping,
We have you in our hearts.
— Loved always, Grandma Thelma,
Speed and families. 16-1p
ANDERSON. In loving memory of
our son and brother, Luke who was
tragically taken from us April 26,
1997.
Our hearts are full of wonderful
memories,
We treasure them with care,
The way you had to leave us,
Will always seem unfair. 'art
Sad are the hearts that ache,
Silent the tears that fall,
Living our lives without you,
Is the hardest part of all.
— Forever in our hearts, Morn, Dad,
Kyle, Adam and Cody. 16-1
GOLL. In loving memory of Lila
Goll who passed away one year
ago April 20, 2003.
A mother who gave us,
The best years of her life,
Who had cherished our secrets,
Our sorrows, our strife.
One year without you has gone so
fast,
But our memories of you will
always last.
You taught us to love, you taught
us to pray,
Dear mother in heaven, God Bless
you today,
Oh mother — so many images come
to mind,
Whenever we speak your name,
It seems without you in our lives,
Things will never be the same.
— Lovingly remembered and sadly
missed, Lois and Mel and family;
Marilyn and Jack and family. 16-1p
GOVIER. In memory of Dorothy
Govier who passed away on April
23, 2001.
I think of you in silence,
I often speak your name, •
I have so many memories,
And keep your picture in a frame.
My heart still aches with sadness,
In silence my tears still flow,
For what it meant when I lost you,
No one will ever know.
— Lovingly remembered, Murray.
16-lp
Treeb
Landscaping & Supplies
Bare Root Trees
Have Arrived
8 ft. Red & Green
Maples
2 ff. White & Black
Cedars
Norway & Blue
Spruce
Also new supply of
ornamental stock
Open every day at
Treebelt Landscaping
One mile west of Blyth
Call 523-9771
THINK HOW MUCH BETTER
Canada could be! The NDP wants
Canada working for everybody.
Join us. Call Grant Robertson,
Candidate 519-386-1887 or
grant@bmts.com 16-1
NEW "CATCH PENNY KORNER"
store to open soon at "Clark's of
Silcote" on Albert Street, Clinton.
Keep your donations and bring
them to the new store when it
opens, or bring to the old location
on Isaac Street in Clinton. Watch
for more information. 16-1
MAJESTIC WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
is having a casserole supper
followed by euchre in the library on
Thursday, April 29 at 6:30.
Proceeds to Cancer Society. 16-1
THE HURON COUNTY HISTOR-
ical Society will be meeting
Thursday, April 24,. 7:30 p.m. at
the Auburn Community Hall. Jim
and Dorothy Schneider will be
speaking on the history of Auburn
and their upcoming 150th
celebrations. • 16-1
SPRINGTIME SUPPER, SUNDAY,
April 25, 4:30 - 7 p.m. at Melville
Presbyterian Church (turkey and
ham). Adults $10, 6 - 12 years, $5,
5 years and under free. For tickets
please call 887-6584 or 887-6753.
Some tickets available at the door.
Take-out available. 15-2
ETHEL UNITED CHURCH,
ham and turkey supper, Sunday,
May 2, 4 - 7 p.m., Grey Central
School, Ethel. Adults $10, 7 - 12
yrs. $5, 6 and under - free. For
tickets Beth 887-6401 or Dianne
887-9442 or any church member.
14-4
SOUP AND SANDWICH LUNCH,
Saturday, April 24 at Women's
Institute Hall, Belgrave from 11:00
to 2:00. Proceeds to Belgrave
Presbyterian Church. 16-I
COMMUNITY BREAKFAST,
Blyth Memorial Hall, Sunday,
April 25, 9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Sponsored by Blyth Legion and
Ladies Auxiliary. Adults $5,
children $2.50. l6-lp
JAMBOREE RV WEEKEND.
Blyth, May 28-29-30. Traditional
Country: $70 all inclusive: 2 nights
serviced lot, 2 tickets CKNX Barn
Dance. free jamming (519) 357-
2329 (evenings) www.barndance.ca
15-16-18-I9p
BELGRAVE UNITED CHURCH
ham and scalloped potato supper,
Wednesday, April 28, 5 or 7 p.m.,
to be held at Belgrave Community
Centre. Adults $10, children $5.
Proceeds to church front entry
repairs. 15-2p
Farmland
WANTED TO RENT — GOOD
cash cropland. Pay in big dollars.
Apply to Doug Hugill 527-1258.
16-3p
CASH CROP LAND WANTED
to rent or share crop, short or long
term. Excellent stewardship.
Competitive bids. Call Peter
Rastorfer at 519-347-2354. 12-5
CRC BAZAAR COMMITTEE.
We would like to thank the
businesses who contributed to and
the community who participated in
the CRC bazaar. We really
appreciate your support.— The
CRC Bazaar Committee. 16-lb
HULLETT CENTRAL PUBLIC
SCHOOL. A big thank you from
the Parent Council and staff at
Hullett Central Public School for
all the support at our annual
Community Fun Night and Silent
Auction. Thank you to the many
businesses and families who
"sponsored our evening and came
out to enjoy the fun. The $8,000
raised from this evening will be a
great help to our Numeracy and
Literacy programs at Hullett.
Thanks again to everyone. 16-1
PATTERSON. I would like to
thank everyone who sent cards,
visited me and enquired about me
after having surgery and since
returning home. Thank you. to Dr.
Hay, Dr. Bukala and nursing staff
at Stratford Hospital for the
excellent care I received. It was
very much appreciated. — W.D.
16-lp
VINCENT. We would like to
extend our deepest gratitude to all
of our family and friends who have
taken the time to wish us well. The
visits, the cards, the prayers, all of
the kind words and delicious food
are appreciated more than we can
express with words. Once again we
would like to express our most
sincere thanks to the community
which has proven once again to be
a group of caring and
compassionate people. — Doug and
Darlene. - 16-1
Coming events
SPRING SUPPER AND SILENT
Auction sponsored by Londesboro
United Church at Londesboro Hall,
Saturday, May 8. Supper 5:00 to
7:00 p.m. Auction 4:00 to 8:00
p.m. Cold ham, salads and dessert.
Adults $10, 5-12 $5, under 5 no
charge. Tickets 523-9021 or 523-
4902. 16-3
APR. 24 IS WORLD TAI CHI DAY
At 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. there will be
a free, demonstration by our local
club. Bring your lawn chair to the
patio at Blyth. Memorial Hall.
Everyone, 9 - 90, is welcome. 6-lp
HISTORY OF BLYTH. DO YOU
have a copy of the history of Blyth
put together by Mr. Elridge Smith
and Mr. Sims, or any other material
pertaining to our history that I
might borrow or buy. Call Jan 523-
9313. 16-lp
VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION
May 3 — 7 p.m. Join the Blyth
Festival for its 30th Anniversary
season and special event!.. Call Mae
523-9300; ext. 206 or 1-877-862-
5984. 16-2
BENEFIT AND SOCIAL EVENING
come-and-go family event for
Michael Hunter and family,
Saturday, May I, Ripley arena.
Entertainment 8 R.m. by
Soundsation and other tftal talent
followed by dancing with Double
Take and Boyd's Orchestra.
Donation at the door. 16-1
COMPLETE BATHROOM IN
good condition — vanity 21"x59"
marble top vanity and sink with
taps, mirror 48"x30", toilet,
standard size tub with shower
enclosure, doors and taps, frosted
glass (2 pieces) each 17"x30". Call
887-9340. 16-lp
Auction sales
# RICHARD LOBB
AUCTION CALENDAR
CLINTON 482-7898
SAT., APRIL 24 AT 10:00 A.M: '91 Olds
T Cutlas Ciera, , 4 door car, only
61,550 kms. Sells at 11:30 a.m.
Coins sell at 11:40 a.m., older riding , ,
lawn mower, antique furniture,
glassware, apartment-size freezer,
etc. to be held at Holmesville
4
Community Centre for Estate of
T Henry Brindley of Goderich.
SAT., MAY 1 AT 10:00 A.M.: Antique 4
furniture, 60 oil lamps, Edison
tabletop phonograph, hanging oil
lamp, toy tractors, many interesting
collectibles, old phone, 14 Royal
Doulton figurines, etc. to be held at
Seaforth Fairgrounds Agri-Plex
4
building for Mel and Betty Graham. 4
See www.lobbauction.on.ca for full
listing of auctions. .
Check out The Citizen's
WE BSITE
at www.northhuron.on.ca
B usiness
opportunities
EARN EXTRA MONEY THIS
summer by selling fruit, vegetables,
preserves, baked goods or
homemade crafts at the weekly
Blyth Farmers' Market, Saturdays
1 - 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.
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