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NEWLY RENOVATED LARGE 2
bedroom downstairs apartment in
Belgrave, fridge and stove, laundry
facilities, no pets, adults only.
Tenant pays utilities. Immediate
possession. Rent $326. Phone 357-
2433 after 6 p.m. 17-tfn
FOR RENT IN BRUSSELS - 2-
bedroom upper apartment, 3 pc.
bath, living room, kitchen, 2 bal
conies and parking. $350 per
month, available June 1st. Call
887-9135. 23-1
ARTICLES
FOR SALE
GREW 14 FT. CONVERTIBLE
boat with 55hp Johnson outboard,
aluminum trailer, new battery,
paddles, etc., $3,000 or best offer.
Call 523-9192. 23-2p
ONE 1974 14 TON CHEV TRUCK,
running with 8 x 10 or so home
made extra heavy plate steel box
with extra heavy rear wheels, truck
sold as is, $625. Phone 523-4717
after 6 p.m. 19-5
NEW AND USED SATELLITE
systems for lease to own or rent
with monthly payments. L. & A.
Southwest Satellite, RR 2, Clinton,
524-9595. 12-tfn
BEST BUILDING BUYS - 1/2
Price Sale - Buy one building at
regular price and get double length
for 50% more - limited steel -
Paragon - 24 Hours - 1-800-263-
8499. 23-lp
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
OF ANTIQUES, FARM MACHINERY AND
HOUSEHOLDEFFECTSFOR
BARB&GEORGETERVIT
R.R.#4, Wingham on
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 11,1990 AT5:30 P.M.
at Lot 16, Cone. 1 - Morris Township on Highway 86*
EastofWingham [approx. 2miles]
ANTIQUES- 2 Star Jar, 1 pt. Beaver Jar, Grain Cradle,
Commode Chair, Trunk, Some antique dishes, Moffat Stove,
Woods Freezer, Woods Fridge, International Fridge, Small
chromeTable/2chairs, Chesterfield & Chair, 2 Platform
Rockers, 1 Bed & Bedroom Suite, Odd Wooden Chairs, 2 Arm
Chairs, Stereo Set & Stand/3 speakers, Sherlock Manning
Organ, Baby Crib, 2 Piece Pine flat-to-the-wall cupboard with
tongue and groove doors, Set of Steins [7], Glass Jugs, Lantern,
Coal Oil Lamps, Dishes, Kitchen Utensils & small Appliances,
Garden Tools. MACHINERY -etc. - Massey Ferguson 65
Diesel Tractor, 2 wheel trailer/stock rack, N.American 6’ snow
blower, single, 3 p.t.h. blade 6’, 2 wheel horse cart, farm gate,
complete buggy in parts, MTD 8 hp riding lawn mower, 1977
G.M.C. truck 1/2 ton/72,000 miles as is, International Cub
Cadet 12 h.p. riding lawn mower, 2 neck yoke twins, 2 neck
yokes, buggy tongue, electric motor, windows and 4 wooden
doors, work bench, electric cords, roll fence, 3 hen crates, wire
hen cages, Jack all Jack, 3 sets battery cables, new picnic table,
hemlock lumber, water trough, 4 barrels - steel, wheel barrow,
3 drums/diesel fuel.
EVERYTHINGMUSTSELL-ASFARM ISSOLD
TERMS: Cash Day of Sale, 8% SalesTax in effect
where applicable
Any announcements day of sale take precedence over written
advertising. Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for accidents
or loss of purchase day of sale.
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
GEORGEOR BARBTERVIT 357-3018
BRIAN RINTOUL, AUCTIONEER 357-2349
A CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
of household effects and farm machinery and antiques for
THEESTATEOFGEORGESANDERSON
R. R. #2, Wroxeter on
SATURDAY, JUNE9,1990 AT10 A.M.
Location: Lot 17, Cone. C Howick Twp. 31/z mile S. of Wroxeter
oronecorner East Diesel Car Diner and one corner north or four
miles East of Bluevale.
F A R M M C HIN E R Y: 1030 John Deere diesel tractor /143 loader
[560 hrs], New Idea 3231 row corn picker, 2 wheel trailer, snow
blower, loggin chains, horse cutter, wooden extension ladder,
compressor, weed eater, lumber.
CONSIGNED MACHINERY: 1035 M.F. gas tractor, 856
International tractor/cab, 834 Univale riding lawn mower, 273
N.H. baler/thrower, wagon/flat rack, seed drill on steel [13
run], Ford forage blower, 1 new tire 18-38.
HOUSEHOLD: Hot Point electric stove, Moffat fridge and deep
freeze, Hot point washer and dryer, coloured T.V. [1988], bed
chesterfield, chesterfield, assortment of wooden chair sets,
side board, stands, bedroom suite, odd beds, chest of drawers,
coffee and end tables, glass cabinet, small oval table, small
tables.
ANTIQUES: What Not, Tredle sewing machine, dishes, wash
stand, dresser, fruit cupboard, trunks, quilt box, bath set, sad
irons, lanterns, wooden egg crate, table/drawer, clock, radio,
bonnet chest, copper boiler, coal oil lamps, wood box, steamer
trunk.*****
Chest of drawers, vacuum cleaner, carpet sweeper, new
heater, Quebec heater, kerosene heater, desk, chrome table,
hall tree, fans small electric appliances, clothes horse, step
ladder, garden tools, carpenter tools, bedding, linen, quilts,
blankets, dishes and pots and pans, ornaments.
TERMS: Cash Day of Sale. 8% Sales Tax in effect where
applicable. Any announcements day of sale take precedence
over written advertising.
Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for accident or loss
ofpurchasedayofsale.
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
GEORGE ADAMS 335-6216
AUCTIONEER: BRIAN RINTOUL 357-2349
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OF THANKS
CLEARANCE ON STEEL BUILD-
ings - Factory Direct Savings -
Example 25 x 30 $2,699.00 Specials
on sizes 10 - 100’ wide, any length.
Limited time only. Construction
avaialble. PIONEER/ECONO-
SPAN 1-800-668-5422 (24 hours).
23-lp
STEEL BUILDINGS: POSITIVELY
Lowest Price. 20’ x 30’ $2,330; 25’ x
30’ $2,935; 30’ x 34’ $3,710; 40’ x
46’ $5,142. Endwalls included.
Stock items. Other sizes available.
Save-save-save. 1-800-668-4338 or
1-416-792-2704. 23-lp
STEEL BUILDINGS; A CHEAP
Building offers no flexibility, may
even cost more money. The an
swer, Future Steel. Thousands of
people can’t be wrong. Call 1-800-
668-8653. 23-lp
A-Z PRE-ENG. BUILDINGS INC.
New types, steel & wood, quonset,
cladding. For true value, action &
answers (416) 626-1794. Leave
message or collect after 6
weekends Ask for Wally.
brochures.
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FARM, INDUSTRIAL, LAWN
and Garden Equipment Inventory
reduction auction. Thursday, June
7th, 11:30 a.m. for Winchester
Equipment of Stayner Ltd., Ford
New Holland and Universal Deal
ers. Hwy. #91, West of Stayner.
Equipment in excellent condition.
Phone for details (705) 428-3422.
A CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
antiques, household effects and farm machinery for
GEORGE C. POWELL
RR 1, Auburn, 523-9683 on
SATURDAY, JUNE16,1990AT10A.M.
Location: 11A miles south of Blyth on highway 4 or 1 corner
North of Londesboro.
M.F. 65 tractor/loader [gas], Ford 3000 diesel tractor/cab,
Massey Harris 44 tractor and heat houser, N.H. 7’ mower 3
p.t.h., hay knife, Triple K Kongskilde cultivator with levelling
harrow [11’], hay fork, International 3 furrow plough, section
harrows, International trail cultivator, trail disc, John Deere 95
bu. manure spreader, N.H. 268 hayliner baler, 40’ smoker
elevator/motor, wagon and rack, steel stone boat, coop air
compressor, racks for V2 ton truck, a number of silo slabs, wheel
barrow, shingles cedar and lumber, clay tile, electric fence
stakes, barb wire, chain, pipe, used steel, scale/weights,
grinder and motorjack, greaser guns, extension ladder,
electric shopper/motor, plywood, cedar fence posts, nick
yokes, whippie trees, small fuel tank/some diesel, wood stove,
quantity of hay and straw bales.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: china cabinet and buffet, 2 iron beds,
long mirror, chairs wooden, studio couch, windows, top of
kitchen cabinet, wooden rocking chair, 3 tables [2 large, 1
small], sealers, foot warmer, lawn chair, clothes horse, strainer
pails, plastic pails, milk cans, milker unit, chicken feeder.
ANTIQUES: dishes, wash stand, cigar boxes, crocks, cistern
pump, metal cookie tin, bake board, chamber pot, 3 little wood
boxes, wooden blanket box, old indian bookends, old sleigh
fixture, wooden desk.
Plan to attendihis sale for Mr. Powell as he travelled to sales for
years and his health does not permit him to carry on.
TERMS: Cash Day of Sale, proper I.D. and 8% Sales Tax where
applicable. Any announcements day of sale take precedence
over written advertising. Auctioneer or Owner not responsible
for accidents or loss of purchase day of sale.
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
DOROTHY OR GEORGE POWELL 523-9683
AUCTIONEER: BRIAN RINTOUL 357-2349
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WALLACE. Boris and Sofia (Rasa)
are pleased to announce the safe
arrival of their daughter, Justina
Elena Sofia on May 18, 1990 at St.
Joseph’s Hospital, London weigh
ing 8 lbs. 8 oz. Proud grandparents
are Alvin and Corrie Wallace of
Blyth and Pat and Nick Rasa of
Clinton.
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
BREMNER. We wish to express
our sincere thanks to those who
attended our 40th anniversary
party. The many best wishes,
cards, gifts were greatly appreci
ated. Thank you all for making this
celebration a memory we will
always treasure. Special thanks to
our family for their planning and
efforts to make this special for us. -
Isabelle and Bob Bremner. 23-lp
INVEST $12,000 IN A HIGH END
deck waterproofing dealership for
this area. Top quality product line
allows for above average return on
investment. We supply opening
inventory, tools and training. Suc
cessful dealerships established
across Canada. Phone collect Mr.
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Canada-wide: 1-800-665-5082. Fax:
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BRYANS. A sincere “thank you’’
to all those who made concerned
inquiries, to all who visited me both
in the hospital and since returning
home, and for the dozens and
dozens of wonderful cards. A
special thank you to Rev. Cam
McMillan for his visits. It was all
most encouraging at a time when
my moral needed a boost. Heartfelt
thanks. It’s great to be home
among you. - Jack Bryans 23-lp
CARDIFF. My grateful thanks is
expressed to all who remembered
me with cards, visits, gifts and
kindly messages and enquiries
while I was hospitalized and since
returning home. Special thanks to
Dr. Wong and the nurses in
intensive care in Wingham Hospi
tal and the doctors and nurses on
the sixth and fourth floors in
Victoria Hospital, London. Sincere
thanks also to Rev. Carolyn
McAvoy for her visits. Your
thoughtful consideration has been
very much appreciated. - Mack
Cardiff. 23-lp
I’M 20 YEARS OLD. LAST YEAR 1
was broke. Today I own four
income properties, drive 1989 Cor
vette, have 6-figure income. En
vironmental products, exploding
industry. Enquiries (519) 893-3116,
(519)356-2354. 23-lp
CONLEY. Thanks to our family
Della and Sterling Hood and Bro.
Forester Donald Clark for all their
wonderful help in moving us to
Brussels and also our grandsons
Brian, Paul and Shawn, we could
not have got along without you. -
Jean and Jack Conley. 23-1
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