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Z r.IVl. IVIUNUMT
IN BRUSSELS.
4 P.M. MONDAY
IN BLYTH.
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ACCOMMODATION
TO RENT
ARTICLES
FOR SALE
ARTICLES
FOR SALE
BOSMAN. We wish to thank all our
family, friends and neighbours for
all the good wishes, flowers, gifts,
cards and visits. Thank you for the
memorable Open House that was
held at Goderich Legion in honour
of our 50th wedding anniversary.
Special thanks to the Seaforth
Balloon Busters and to the ladies
who served lunch. The memories of
this occasion will be treasured for
ever. -Georgina and Jack. 41-1
AVAILABLE ANYTIME, ONE
person apartment, upstairs in
Ethel, utilities included. Phone
887-6039. 41-2
HARDWOOD FOR SALE, SPLIT
and dried. Call 887-9278. 41-2p
PUMPKINS FOR SALE. CALL
Matt or Judy 887-6735. 41-1
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
upstairs, downtown Brussels,
fridge, stove and heat included.
Available November 1. Phone 887-
6684. 41-2p
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT,
ground floor, uptown Blyth, in
cludes fridge, rangette and utilities
paid. Phone 482-9371. 41-4
RECOVER ANY SOFA AND
chair $695.00. Great specials on
smaller jobs. Hundreds of fabrics
to choose from. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Phone 887-9775. 40-3
VANASTRALIONS CLUB
APARTMENTS INC.
(a Ministry of Housing Non-Profit
Housing Development) is currently
accepting applications for bachelor, 1-2-
and 3-bedroom apartment accommoda
tion located at 12th Street and 7th
Avenue in Vanastra, Ontario, for antici
pated occupancy March 1191. Rents
$300-4475 including utilities. NOTE:
Rental assistance available for qualified
applicants. Application forms are avail
able from
McCormick & Zock Inc.,
252 Pall Mall St., Suite 300,
London, Ontario N6A 5P6
(519) 432-3222
CUSTOM WOOD STRIPPING - NO
job too big or too small, low rates,
complete refinishing service avail
able. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Phone 887-9775. 40-3
4’ x 8’ POOL TABLE AND ALL
accessories. Asking $500. Phone
887-6253. 40-2
FIREWOOD - DRY, SPLIT HARD
maple. Phone 357-2678. 40-2
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
Cash In
With, the Classified*
ARTICLES
FOR SALE
AUCTION
SALES
GIVE A TOTALLY BLYTH GIFT
this Christmas, a Blyth Rutabaga
Festival T-Shirt. Quantities are
limited. Children’s $6.99, Adults
$9.99. Available at Webster’s
Clothing or Bell’s Variety in Blyth.
41-4p
EXCELLENT CONDITION -
Chesterfield and chair $400 cash,
887-9535. 41-1
BOY’S DAOUST SKATES, SIZE
7*6, used one year, $50. Phone
527-1687. 41-1
PUMPKINS FOR SALE, ALL
sizes, $1.00 each. Phone Andrew
Perrie 887-6750. 41-2
CAN-PACTOR - EASY COMPAC-
tion of recyclable cans. Easy to use
and Enviro Friendly, $15.95.
Crushed brick for landscaping.
Super peat loam, - a natural soil
conditioner, in bags or bulk de
livery. Screen topsoil, large or
small quantities, delivery avail
able. Treebelt, 1 mile west of
Blyth. Call 523-9771. 41-lb
FREE HOME DISPLAY OF TREES
& shrubs, many varieties. Call
Treebelt, 1 mile west of Blyth,
523-9771. 41-lb
TWO STOREY BRICK HOME, 28’
x 30. Must be removed from
property (Lot 9, Cone. 8, Grey
Township) before January 1, 1991.
Best offer. Phone 887-6820. 41-2p
TURNBERRY UPHOLSTERY,
Brussels - sofas and chairs, re
covered like new! Free estimates,
pickup and delivery. Workmanship
guaranteed. Cail 887-6073.
41-2 & 44-2
GRAVEL SALE
Overstocked with good gravel in
the Brussels area.
FOR SPECIAL PRICES CALL
291-2808
LLOYD JACKLIN
CONSTRUCTION
You will probably learn you have
been paying too much.
ALSO BULLDOZING
AVAILABLE.
Buy UNICEF cards
Save a child’s life
unicef IB
For a new full-colour brochure, contact:
UNICEF Canada
443 Mt. Pleasant Road,
Toronto, Ont. M4S 2L8
Telephone (416) 482-4444
OR call toll-free 1-800-268-3770 (Operator 741)
AUCTION
SALES
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
of farm machinery, feed, livestock,
household effects and antiques for
ALLAN DICKSON, RR3, AUBURN ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER 15,1990 AT 10:30 A.M.
Located: 1 Corner South and One Corner Eastof Dungannon
LIVESTOCK: 7 beef cows [2 calves, balance due in full], 1
Charolais/Lime X yearling bull, 5 yearling steers, 2 steers
1,000 lbs., team Belgian mares [3 & 6 years old - not broke].
PIGS: 7 sows [some with small pigs], 20 weaners, 19 chunks.
GRAIN: 20 ton mixed grain/mostly oats, 60 big round bales
first cut hay 1990, 15 big round bales straw.
MACHINERY: 1030 Case tractor/cab & chains/good
condition, 165 M.F. tractor/hydraulic loader/chains, 770
Oliver tractor ...[antique]...,410M.F. combine/pick up & reel,
36 M.F. swather, Oliver plough 4-16” semi mount, Ford 13’
cultivator, John Deere 7000 4 row corn planter/monitors,
International 15 run seed drill, 44 plate International wheel
disc, weed sprayer/new pump, fertilizer spreader/2 wheel,
M.F. 4 row corn planter 30”, N. Idea 325 picker sheller 30” 2
row, John Deere 9’ hay bine, John Deere model 14T baler, John
Deere 7’ mower/3 p.t.h., hay elevator on wheels, 2 Skeleton
pipe elevators, 33’ grain auger on wheels, 3 gravity bins -
wagons [2-225 bu.], 2 20’ flat rack wagons, 6 section diamond
harrow, 12’ pony harrow, N.H. 512 manure spreader/2 beater,
357 N.H. mix mill, George Smyth snow blower 7’, cement
mixer, trench machine, 2 feed carts, 2 grain aerators, small
grain auger, cutting torch, Lincoln 180 welder, 3 p.t.h. grass
seeder, new set cattie dehorners, Burdezzos, big round bale
feeder, pressure washer, power hand saw, electric mower, 8
horse garden tiller, scrap iron, gas lamp, lanterns.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS & ANTIQUES: 2 cupboards, wash
stand, etc. Numerous items found on a well kept farm.
TERMS: CashorChequewith I.D.-8% Sales Tax in effect
where applicable.
Owner / Auctioneer not responsible for accidents or loss
of property day of sale. Announcements take precedence over
written advertising day of sale.
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
ALLAN DICKSON, 529-7143
AUCTIONEER: BRIAN RINTOUL, 357-2349
FARMSOLD
CRAIG. We would like to thank the
family, relatives, neighbours and
friends for coming to our 40th
wedding anniversary party. Thanks
to everyone for the beautiful cards
and gifts. We will treasure them.
Special thanks to Nancy, Murray
and Cindy and family for doing the
planning and Ross, Stephanie and
family for taking part in the
program. A special thanks to the
ladies in the kitchen for providing a
bountiful lunch. It will always be
remembered. - Bill and Isabelle
Craig. 41-1
NEWCOMBE. The family of the
late Walter Newcombe would like
to express their sincere thanks to
the many friends, relatives and
neighbours who helped during the
recent loss of our loved one. The
floral tributes, donations, cards
and food sent to the house was
much appreciated. Many thanks to
Rev. Nicholson for his support and
to George Cowan for his comforting
words. Also to the McCallum-Palla
Funeral Home for their help during
a difficult time. Your kindness will
always be remembered. - The
Newcombes. 41-1
SCHULTZ. Our sincere thanks to
all friends, neighbours and rela
tives for joining with us to celebrate
our 55th wedding anniversary.
Special thanks to the Vincent girls
and Darlene Empey for setting up
the wonderful party. Thanks to
those who brought lunch and to
those who helped serve. All flow
ers, cards and gifts were most
appreciated. Thanks again to all. -
Reg and Irene 41 -1 p
HASTINGS. The family of the late
Vera Hastings would like to ex
press our thanks to our relatives,
friends, and neighbours for the
lovely flowers, donations, cards,
food and expressions of sympathy
we received. Special thanks to Dr.
Hanlon and the nurses of the
I.C.U. 2nd floor of the Wingham
and District Hospital who took
loving care of our mother and
grandmother. Thank you Rev.
Carolyn McAvoy for the kind and
thoughtful service and visits; and
to Betts Funeral Home. Thank you
also to Helen Elliott for being there
when needed. We will always
remember your kindness and
thoughtfulness in our time of
sorrow of our dear mother and
grandmother. - Karen and Dave
Hastings and family; Dianne and
Brian Huether and family. 41-1
COMING
EVENTS
A MEETING OF THE EAST
Wawanosh Book Committee will be
held Sunday, October 14 at 1:30 in
Council Chambers. Everyone wel
come. 41-1
Nothing is the same
at
WINGHAM
OPTIMIST BINGO
starts Wednesday, October 17
7:30 p.m.
at Wingham Legion
•$300 Jackpot must go
• New winner take all
• Regular games $20, $30.
AUCTION
SALES
AUCTION
SALES
AUCTION SALE
of trucks and equipment to be held for the
COUNTYOFHURON
112 mile north of Auburn
SATURDAY, OCTOBER20 AT10:30 A.M.
1982 Case 580 D backhoe loader tractor, backhoe is equipped
with hydraulic controlled extendable dipper stick run 3125
hours, engine overhauled at 2780 hours, new torque converter
and shuttle trans, overhauled at 2845 hours; 1982 Massey
Ferguson 50C Industrial tractor and loader, Bomag BW4A
Vibratory tow behind roller powered by 3 cylinder Duetz diesel
engine.
TRUCKS: 1986 Chev 1 ton, 12 passenger van approx. 84,000
km. 350 V8; 1986 GMC Siera 1500pickup truck 305 V8 approx.
142,000 km.; 2 -1986 Ford F150 pickup trucks with 300, 6 cyl.
propane engines, all necessary components to convert back to
gasoline power, approx. 225,000 kms.; 1980 International 2574
tandem truck with 6N7a Detroit diesel, 13 speed trans., 38,000
rear axle, tractor package, Frink 10B2 box, Frink 450 SL8
snowplow and 307 - 12 wing air over hydraulic controls run
264,207 km., had new cab in 1985 and engine overhauled in
1986; 1978 International 2050 single axle truck, DT466 engine,
5speed trans., 2 speed rear end, Frink snowplow and wing and
all snow plow harness. Not equipped with a dump box.
EQUIPMENT: 1982 London L8FM8cu. yard sander, hydraulic
controlled by truck dump; 1500and 2000 gal. rectangular water
tanks; Helm 5 ft. front mount snowblower with under drive
linkage; 3 p.t. hitch ice flooder scraper unit for arena made in
Elmira; 7 ft. tractor loader bucket; 4 ft. V type sidewalk snow
plow; truck snowplow A frame complete with 4” cylinder.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Cash or known cheque and that
all itemsover$1,000 will be held until noon of the next business
day unless paid for by cash or certified cheque.
AUCTIONEER: RICHARD LOBB 519-482-7898
PHONE JOESTEFFLER AT COUNTY YARD
FOR INFORMATION OFFICE 526-7231, HOME 527-2389
Clip Ad For Reference
REMINDER: Saturday, October 13 at 10 a.m. - Household
items at Lobb Building in Clinton, Burt Lobb, Auctioneer.
Saturday, October 13 at 10 a.m. - Desks, office equipment, air
compressors, drills, tools, etc. at27 Picton St., Goderich for Doc
Hamilton - Richard Lobb, Auctioneer.
CALL CITIZEN CLASSI Fl ED AT 523-4792 OR 887-9114 24 HOURS A DAY