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LARGE GARAGE SALE - NEW
and used computer parts, desks,
office chairs, photycopier, fax
machine, cash register, Massey
Ferguson 35 deluxe tractor with
loader and cab, 1969 Pontiac
Parisienne, books, clothes,
Saturday, July 31, 8 a.m. - 12 noon,
229 Morris St., Blyth. 30-1
Hay & straw
WANTED TO BUY STRAW.
Phone 887-9135. 30-1
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SOW FARROWING TECHNICIAN
needed for industry leader in
breeding stock development. All
aspects of nursing sows and piglet
care in a clean, comfortable work
environment. Ideal for the person
who likes animals, is motivated,
observant and able to take
responsibility. Looking for an
experienced person or will train a
highly-motivated person who
strives to succeed in this field. One
full-time position and one part-urrie
position. School's going back.
Contact Bob Robinson at Vista
Villa Farms Ltd. Please fax résumé
to 519-345-9934 or call 519-345-
2317 or email vistavilla@c:,g.net
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TRUCK & MINI-VAN
OWNERS
WITH THEIR OWN
CREW OF HELPERS
to distribute telephone
directories to Stratford &
Listowel
Distributors will start on
August 06, 2004
The candidates must be
available during the day
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BUY? SELL?
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ADVERTIVED
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VAN POUCKE/GROSS. I would
like to thank the Auburn United
Church ladies for hosting a
community bridal shower for Bryan
and me at the end of June. A
special thanks to the organizers,
Nancy, Joyce and Linda, and to all
others who helped. Your
thoughtfulness and kindness has
made me feel very welcomed to my
new community and the lovely
gifts were greatly appreciated. -
Christina Gross. 30-1
Coming events
MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN
Church, 150th Anniversary BBQ,
Saturday, August 14, 2004, 55
Dunedin Drive, Brussels, Ontario,
5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Tickets $10 adult,
$5 - 12 and under, preschool free.
For tickets call 887-9831 or 887-
2664. 30-1
CAR, MOTORCYCLE AND
Craft Show - Falls Reserve
Conservation Area is hosting a Car,
Motorcycle and Craft Show on
Sunday, August 1 from 11 a.m. to 4
p.m. $8 day.pass per vehicle.
Camping available. Located off
County Road 31 at Benmiller.
Exhibitors and spectators welcome.
For information call 524-6429 or 1-
877-FALLSCA. 30-1
BLYTH FARMERS' MARKET
every Saturday until Sept. 11, 1:00
to 4:30 p.m., corner of Dinsley and
Queen Streets. tfn
BALL'S CEMETERY MEM-
orial Service, Sunday, August 1 at
3:00 p.m., as part of Auburn's
150th celebration. 29-2p
AUBURN 150TH CELEBRATION,
Saturday, July 31, 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.
Bluewater Shrine Club Fish Fry
$10/person or $5/12 yrs. and under.
Sunday, August 1, 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.,
Blyth Minor Hockey Steak
Barbecue, $15/nerson. Advance
tickets call 526-7549. 29-2
AUBURN LIONS CLUB BREAK-
fast Saturday, July 31, 8 - 11 a.m.;
Sunday, August 1, 8 a.m. - noon,
Auburn Community Hall,
$5/person or $20/family. Maple
syrup donated by Robinson's
Maple Products. 29-2
IT'S ALL HAPPENING IN
Lucknow. 34th Annual Craft
Festival sponsored by Lucknow
Agricultural Society, Friday, July
30, 12 noon to 9 p.m.; Saturday,
July 31, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
Lucknow Sports -Complex.
Demonstrations, free parking,
home baking, food booth.
Admission $1. Friday night there
will be an old-fashioned supper
from 5 - 7 p.m. Lucknow merchants
sidewalk sales July 30, 31;
Chamber of Commerce LipN Sync
Contest Friday, July 30 at 6:30;
Fiddle Jamboree Aug. 1 at
Community Centre, 4-H Invitational
Dairy Show Monday, Aug. 2 at
arena. 28-3
DAKIN - I would like to extend my
deepest appreciation for the
thoughtfulness that has been shown
to me during my recent loss.
Charles was my best friend and
soulmate as well as my husband,
but my sorrow has been eased by
the love and concern of friends,
neighbours and relatives. Deepest
gratitude to my granddaughter and
her family, Christa, John and
Cameron for their kindness and
support. Also special thanks to
Pastor Ernest Dow for his words
and comfort, and to the ladies of
Living Water Fellowship for the
luncheon following the funeral
service. The flowers sent by so
many to our house and the funeral
home were beautiful. Words cannot
express how much it has meant to
me. - Verne Dakin 30-1
GLOUSHER. I would like to
express my sincere thanks to the
friends and family who came to my
birthday party, for cards, flowers
and gifts. Special thanks go to my
family for doing a great job, well
done, to Jenny Maize for the lovely
lunch and to Jason Rutledge and
staff at the Blyth Inn for the
delicious supper. - Marie. 30-1
HUETHER. I would like to thank
everyone who helped me celebrate
my 40th birthday. Thanks for all
the cards, gifts and best wishes.
Special thanks tb my wife, Lisa for
. organizing the once-in-a-lifetime
event. - John. 30-1
McCUTCHEON. Thanks to all
who took time to help me celebrate
my birthday (such a big deal for a
29th?). The cards, gifts, warm
wishes and good company made
for a great time. Special thanks and
love to Gary, I was certainly
surprised. Now if I can only get the
kids to share their tips! Thanks
again. - Jane McCutcheon. 30-1
RODNEY. We would like to thank
everyone who called, sent flowers,
cards and gifts and visited with us
on Sunday. It was a wonderful day,
made very special by the presence
of so many friends. It was a
pleasure to be with y6u all. Special
thank yous go out to Jason and
Janice, Bob and Vivienne
Newnham, Cynthia Newnham,
Anna and Yee, Kathrine and Justin
Yee, Rose and Michael Lane. Peg
and Dick de Jong and Avril and
Michael Le Blanc. Without all of
you we just couldn't have done it
all. What a treasure we have in
friends. - Ken and Pat. 30-1 b
U-NIQUELY-ME CAFE & GIFTS
sends a special heartfelt thank you
to Sparling's Propane for the
flowers, the Tai Chi club, Shawna,
Paul and Katherine, Bev Elliott,
CIBC, the Blyth Festival cast and
crew, the Blyth Inn, Scrimgeour's
Food Market, Gore's Home
Hardware, Julie and Theo
Sawchuck and patrons for making
us feel welcome in your town.
Keep coming with your thoughts
and we will do our best to please
you. Thanks again - William
Turner and Trudyanne Reinholt.
30-I
Births
SPEER (Jarvis). Grandpa. Uncle
Gunner and Uncle Brendan are
talking hockey and polishing golf
clubs with the long awaited arrival
of "Ben". Benjamin David Speer
was born on July 6, 2004 at
Stratford General Hospital
weighing 7 lbs. Ben is the first
child for Dave and Maggie Speer of
RR3, Wingham. Taking full
advantage of spoiling privileges are
first-time grandparents, Grammie
and Grandpa (Mary and Frank
Stretton of Brussels) and Nana and
Grandpa (June and Bob Speer of
Athens, Ontario) and Uncle Len of
Athens, Ontario. First-time great-
grandparents are Nanny and Papa
(Jean and Grant Williams of
Brussels) and Gloria Speer of
Sydney, Australia. Aunt Lesley and
Aunt Cindy are happy to be
keeping Ben up to date with all the
latest newborn fashions. Ben and
Mommy would like to thank Daddy
and Grammie for all their love and
support. 30-1
BUY? SELL? TRY CLASSIFIED
Cards of thanks
KERKHOF. "Believe in the Lord
Jesus Christ and you shall be
saved." -- Acts16:31. Joseph was a
child who did believe - and for that
we have the comfort of knowing
that he now has eternal life in
heaven with his friend Jesus. It's
hard to know where to begin to
express thanks to the countless
people who have come to our side
during this time of shock and grief
- Pastor Tim and Renee-who have
been right by our sides guiding us
and comforting us; our family
members, friends, our church
family members, Brussels Public
School and the Brussels
Community; to Gary and Jane
McCutcheon for showing the true
sense of Good Samaritans with
your kindness and compassion
toward those involved with the
accident; to Holly and David who
did all you could, our thanks and
prayers are still with you; to the
Goderich and Walkerton Churches
who came to the aid of our
Wingham Pentecostal church
family to help with the funeral - we
liked to call this funeral a
Celebration of Life; the Brussels
Cadet Corp 2967, the Gr. 8 class,
Generation J.Y. and to those who
spoke at the funeral--thank you for
such words of encouragement and
kindness about what kind of person
Joseph was; to the Schimanskis--
for their kind guidance, care and
empathy; to Constable Armstrong--
for leading the procession - surely
Joseph was smiling as he watched
down!; to those who donated to
Generation J.Y. there will be a
special fund in memory of Joseph
to be used to assist other youth; to
Diana, Cathy and Erin--for 'being
there' to minister to our needs and
being pillars of support.
Everyone's support has been
overwhelming both in tangible
ways and in the fact that so many
of you are praying for us. Your
prayers and our prayers are being
answered in that we are gaining
mote strength every day. Please
accept these words as we try to
express our thanks for all that you
have done. We love you all - John,
Pauleen, Annamieka, Emily and
Gramsie. 30-1
THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2004. PAGE 13.
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DEADLINE
2 p.m. Monday
in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
in Blyth
Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
AA ccommodation
for rent
DOWNTOWN BRUSSELS -
two-bedroom apartment, fridge,
stove, parking, $400 plus utilities.
Phone 887-9007. 22-tfn
Articles for sale
SOFA AND CHAIR WITH
WHITE background with blue and
taupe accents and a matching blue
chair, $500, excellent condition.
Brown recliner, excellent condition
$100. Phone 519-523-4456. 30-1
RIDING LAWN MOWER FOR
sale, hydrostatic drive. Phone 887-
9135. 30-1
FRESH BLUEBERRIES AVAIL-
able this week, limited quantities.
Call to order, 887-6571. 30-1
2002 SUZUKI 300 KING QUAD
4X4 ATV, excellent condition,
$5,500. Phone 887-6605. 30-1
DUTCH-STYLE WINDMILLS, 3
sizes, sturdy construction, also
lighthouses, 3 sizes. Presents for
many occasions. Phone 519-347-
2326. 30-1
FOR SALE - 1990 TAURUS,
200,000 kms. highway miles. Good
condition. Phone 523-9633. 30-1p
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
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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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
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Babysitting
QUALIFIED CHILD AND YOUTH
worker offering childcare out of my
home, CPR and first aid, non-
smoker, nutritious meals, fun
activities; receipts. References
available. 887-8849. 30-3
BABYSITTER,WANTED IN MY
home in Blyth starting Sept. 7,
Monday to Friday, 7:30 to 5:00.
Please call 523-9805. 30-2