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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1988-06-01, Page 21THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1988. PAGE 21. Classified Ads CLASSIFIED RATES: Minimum$2.75for20 words, additional words 11c each. 50c will be added for ads not paid by the following Wednesday. Deadline: Monday at 4 p.m. Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114. AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALES A CLEARING AUCTION SALE of Household Effects for MRS. BESSIE [MICKIE] WIGHT RR 3,Teeswater, Lot27, Cone. 8, KinlossTwp. East of Holyrood, approx. 41/2 miles, turn left [North] 1 st farm on left or from T eeswater: 6 cone. Culross, west to dead end and turn right on SATURDAY, JUNE 11,1988 AT11 A.M. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: BRUCESKILLEN 528-6093 AUCTIONEER: BRIAN RINTOUL357-2349 CLEARING AUCTION SALE of farm machinery, tools, shop equipment, cattle for WILLIAM H. BEHRNS ESTATE RR 1, Wroxeter, Lot 14, Cone. 13, Howick Township 1 corner east of Gorrieon Hwy.87and2corners north on MONDAY, JUNE6,1988at 10:00 A.M. TOOLSSHOPEQUIPMENT: HobartTR250amp. A.C.D.C. Welder, Emerson 180 amp. Welder, Oxygen Acetylene cutting torch & cart, No. 73 Brown & Boggs bar plate shear c/w punch, motorized hydraulic press approx. 60 ton, engine lathe 16 x 36 between centres - quick change, 2 electric double and bench grinders, Buffalo No. 15 drill press, drill press No. 3 MorseTaper, Brown & Boggs 6’ hand brake, 46” set rolls [Homemade], 5 h.p. Champion air compressor, 1” cap bench model milling mach. 7Vz x 22’ table, bar bender, metal lathe, misc. hand drills, grinders & die grinder, taps & dies, broach set, drills to 71/2” Morse Taper, bench saw [Beaver], 4” jointer, router, skill saw, plane, wood chisels, Dewait radial arm saw, drill press with motorized attachments. LIVESTOCK & FEED: 46 Limousin cross Heifers & Steers - 650-800 lbs., - sold by dollar, approx. 200 bales of hay, quantity of corn silage in pit silo. FARM MACHINERY: International Farmall 1206 tractor, diesel/cab turbol, John Deere 1830 tractor/146 loader & chains, Int. 340 tractor, row crop, Ford 1978 half top/racks, as is, Int. W9 tractor row crops, 2 Fox Harvestors/2 heads, Int. 56 Forage Blower, Int. 550 5 Furrow semi mount plough, 9’ Hesson Haybine, McCormick Deering Swather 163, 12’ Wisconsen Engine, Int. 16’ Cultivator, set diamond harrows, corn scuffler, packer, Int. 150 manure spreader, 3 pth. mower, John Deerecornplanter, Int. 15 run seed drill, 3 P.T.H. weed sprayer/pump, 2 Dior forage boxes, Swath turner, Belt Driven Hammermill, 3 P.T.H. blade, 3 grain augers, farm scale, extension ladder, pressure washer, 2 chain saws “Stehl” 015, 045, 650 Pioneer, tandem trailer, barn-steel siding, 1Z> ton rack for steel, racks for 1/2 ton truck, sap pan/gathering tank, roll of cable, windows & frames plus many small items, wagon load of small articles too numerous to mention. Plan toattend this saleof excellent quality-machinery, shop equipment, livestock & feed We ask everything be moved within 2 weeks TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE-8% Sales Tax were applicable - Lunch Booth Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for accidents or loss of purchase day of sale FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: OWNER: MRS. WM. H. BEHRNS335-6113 AUCTIONEER: BRIAN RINTOUL357-2349 Big Value winner named Mrs. Starr Bachert of RR 2, Blyth, was the lucky winner this weekin the “Big Value” contest in The Citizen. Mrs. Bachert’s name was drawn from among those who had entered correct answers telling the location of the “Big.Value” logo in last week’s Citizen. The logo was in the_from the Belgrave Co-op. Blyth UCWlearnsaboutmissions On Thursday, May 26 the U.C.W. General of Blyth United Church met in the church parlour. Mary Lou Stewart conducted the worship on the theme, ‘ ‘Our faith is rooted in Love”. Mary Wightman led in a study on World Outreach. After a discussion on what World Outreach is, Mary discussed four countries where the United Church helps: Chile, India, Kenya and South Korea. The whole study was summed up with these words of Brussels Village Market advertise- mentonpage7. Forwinning the contest she receives a $25 gift certificate from Lawrie Decorating in Blyth. This week the prize will be a $25 gift certificate that can be used in the purchase of lawn furniture scripture, “Goye into all the world and preach the gospel to all people.” Myrtle Vodden, president, pre sided for the business period. An invitation has been extended to Blyth U.C.W. to attend the June meeting at Calvin-Brick on Wed nesday, June 15 at 8 p.m. The meeting ended with a delicious lunch served by Mary Lou Stewart, Adeline Campbell and Susan Howson. The new executive installed at the Royal Canadian Legion, Brussels Branch No. 218 on Friday included: [seated, from left] Kathy Burkholder, secretary; Bob Harkness, first vice-president; Eugene Janes, president; Deborah Cann, second vice-pres.; and Marg Bennett, treasurer. Standing: Laverne Jamieson, Ross Bennett and Murray Lowe [all Exec. Comm.]; Stuart Parker, Sgt.-at-Arms; and Rev. Charles 1988-89 Executive of the Brussels Legion Ladles’ Auxiliary were installed on Friday evening. They include [front, from left] Bernice McFarlane, Exec. Comm.; Mary Taylor, treasurer; Verna Tunney and Martha Logan [both Exec. Comm.] Back row: Lillian Moses, second vice-pres.; Isabel Janes, first vice-pres.; Jayne Ross, president; Kaye Duncan, Exec. Comm.; Barb Graber, secretary; and Mabel Willis, Sgt.-at-Arms. Brussels Legion officers installed BYP.R.O. ISABEL JANES Eugene Janes ofBrussels has been installed as the 1988-89 president of the Royal Canadian Legion, Brussels Branch No. 218, while Jayne Ross, also of Brussels, has been installed as the new president of the Ladies’ Auxiliary. The installation of the new executives took place at the Brussels Legion Friday evening, under the direction of installing teams from the Blyth Legion and Ladies’ Auxiliary. Brussels Legion Cadet Chris Bridge and Cadet Corporal Martha Boon made up the color party for the installations, under the direction of Cadet Master Warrant Officer Jeff Boyn ton. Other Legion Officers installed Friday were: Bob Harkness, first Vice-president; Deborah Cann, second Vice-president; Kathy Burkholder, Secretary; and Marg Bennett, Treasurer. Laverne Jamieson, Ross Bennett, Murray Lowe and Dave Taylor were installed as members of the Executive Committee; Stuart Par ker remains as Sergeant-at-arms and Service Officer; and Rev. Charles Carpentier remains as Chaplain. In the Ladies Auxiliary, Isabel Janes was installed as first Vice- president; Lillian Moses as second Vice-president; Barb Graber as Secretary; and Marg Taylor as Treasurer. Kaye Duncan, Bernice McFarlane, Verna Tunney and Martha Logan make up the Executive Committee; while Ma bel Willis is the Sgt.-at-arms; Ann Elliott is the Standard Bearer; Kitty Rutledge heads the Sunshine Committee; and Martha Logan is the Sports Officer. Barb Knight and Mabel Willis will serve as auditors; Jayne Ross, Barb Knight, Marg Taylor and Bonnie Brewer make up the Kitchen Committee; Alice Broth ers will serve as Pianist; and Barb Knight will be the Booking Officer. At a special ceremony following the installations, service medals and bars were presented to the following members of the Ladies Auxiliary, in recognition of service going back many years: Ethel Brewer, Past Officer Medal, Exe cutive Committee; Isabel Alcock, Past Officer Medal, Executive Committee and Sgt.-at-arms; Barb Knight, Past Officer Medal, Exe cutive Committee and second Vice President; Elizabeth Sholdice, Past Officer Medal, Executive Committee; Kitty Rutledge, Past Officer Medal, Executive Commit tee. Ann Elliott, Past Officer Medal, Executive Committee and second Vice President; Verna Tunney, Past Officer Medal, Executive Committee; Martha Logan, Past Officer Medal, Executive Commit tee; Jean Lamont, Past Officer Medal, Executive Committee and firstand second Vice President and Sgt.-at-Arms; Jean Bridge, Pas Officer Medal, Executive Commit tee. Karen Parker, Past Officer Medal, first Vice President and Sgt.-at-Arms; Helen Cardiff, Past officer Medal, Executive Commit tee; Bonnie Brewer, Past Officer Medal, first and second Vice President and Past President Medal; Maggie Rutledge, Past Officer Medal, Executive Commit tee; Lillian Moses, Past Officer Medal, Executive Committee; Isa bel Janes, Past officer Medal, second Vice President and Execu tive Committee. Marg Taylor, Past Officer Me dal, Treasurer; Bernice MacFar lane, Past officer Medal, Executive Committee and second Vice Presi dent; Mary Pennington, Past Officer Medal, Executive Commit tee and first Vice President; Doreen Rutledge, Past Officer Medal, first and second Vice President, Sgt.-at-Arms and Exe cutive Committee. Grace Jutzi, Past Officer Medal, first Vice President; Joan Miller, Past Officer Medal, Executive Committee; Noreen Eder, Past Officer Medal, Executive Commit tee; Margo Richardson, Past Offi cer Medal, second Vice President; Continued on page 23