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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-04-22, Page 20PAGE 20. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1987.Al Classified Ads CLASSIFIED RATES; Minimum $2.50for 20 words, additional words 10c each. 50c wi 11 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 LARGE CLEARANCE & CON- signment Auction Friday, April 24, 10a.m. Approximately 40 tractors, cars and trucks. Over 300 pieces of new and used farm equipment plus lawn and garden tractors. Wayne Ward Farm Equipment, Hwy. #6, Wiarton. (519)534-1638. 16-lp SALERS CATTLE THE BAL- anced breed. Try an athletic virile, red Salers Bull. Contact Salers Ontario, RR 1, Shelburne LON ISO (519) 925-5510. 16-lp SIMMENTAL! LIVE CALVES born! Heavy calves weaned! Profi­ table calves marketed! Use Sim- mental Bulls! Breeder directory available. Ontario Simmental As­ sociation. David Chambers, Hast­ ings, Ont. K0L 1Y0 (705) 653-4716. 16-lp REAL ESTATE Qnfui«_ IlZI REAL ESTATE to jilt's Al) in the CLASSIFIEDS CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF HORSE DRAWN MACHINERY&LIVESTOCK FOR WILLIAM&MARYSHETLER RR2, LUCKNOW [ST. HELENS] On Saturday, May 2,1987at 10:30a.m. Location: Lot 18, Cone. 11, WestWawanosh, 2 corners south of 86 or 2 corners east of Lucknow and2corners south. For information contact owner, William & Mary Shetler Auctioneer, Brian Rintoul, 357-2349 EVENING AUCTION SALE Furniture, appliances, some antiques, household effects, to 1 be held at BRUSSELS ARENA FOR MRS. ALBINAGULUTZEN ( THURSDAY, APRIL30AT6:30P.M. Antique combination writing desk and bookcase, Pillar mantel clock, 2 washstands, antique dressers, 2 iron beds I with brass knobs, cedar chest, 2 hall trees, 2 three-piece bedroom suites, 2chestfreezersv square tub wringer washer, clothes dryer, wooden high chair, sewing stand, electric sewing machine in stand with stool, 2 chrome table and chair sets, portable colour TV, B & W TV, kitchen cabinet, piano < stool, scrub boards, 2small parlour tables, small china cabinet, oil lamp, older chesterfield and chair, hot plate with oven, floor model hi fi, lamps, bedding, pots and pans, dishesand glassware, Iris pattern bowl, trunk, electric lawn mower, wheel barrow, electric snow shovel, aluminum step ladder, hand and garden tools, plus many items too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH AUCTIONEER: RICHARD LOBB, CLINTON 482-7898 ALL POINTS REALTY INC. Wingham & Goderich, Ont WHY PAY RENT WHEN you could buy this 11/2 storey brick home in Brussels not far off the main street and containing 3 bedrooms with labour saving yard and priced in the mid 30’s. Call Kevin Pletch, 357-1967. ***** ARE YOU A BIG FAMILY? If the answer is yes and you are looking for a home then here it is. This home offers two bathrooms, five bed­ rooms, living room, office, sewing room and a beautiful large island kitchen with built in’s. This property is located on the edge of small village in Morris Twp. For more iformation call Jim Ritchie 357-3295. ***** QrWj] I II l fcl mil trit mriK shucf CRANBROOK - Mobile home on country lot, $31,500. BRUSSELS AREA - executive­ type country property with pool, $149,000. TWO FARMS - side by side, 198 acres, one house, two barns. Some financing available, $200,000. ETHEL -1 Vi storey frame house on big lot, $19,000. Call Marlene Lindsay, Century 21, ScottR.E., 347-2919. 15-4 Majestic WI hold card party The Majestic Women’s Institute held a euchre party in the library on Monday afternoon, April 13 with six tables in play. The prizes were won by: lady’s high, Mrs. Vera Hastings; lady’s low, Mrs. Viola Adams; men’s high, Mrs. Doris McCall (playing as a man); men’s low, Mrs. Mary Davidson; lucky table, Mrs. Verna Thomas, Mr. Albert Quipp, Mrs. Alice McArter and Mrs. Jane DeVries. A gift certificate draw was won by Mrs. Kate Wilson; the door prize by Mr. Jim Smith. I BAILEY | N REAL ESTATE LTD. CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS&SMALLTOOLS FOR MRS. FRANCES FOREMAN, RR 2, LUCKNOW, 357-3196 CON. 11, LOT27, WESTWAWANOSH 2 corners south of 86 on County Rd. 22, turn west and second place [old school house] on APRIL24,1987at5P.M. SHARP THIS IS AN EXCELLENT LINEOFCONTENTS SOPLANTOATTEND. Bedroom suite plus 3 dressers; 2 - 3/4 beds; 4 double beds and 1 single; white treadle sewing machine; round oak table with three leaves; dining room suite with six chairs; chairs; 5 leg table with four leaves (wooden); wooden kitchen table with three chairs; buffet; china cabinet; stereo; color T.V.; B & W T.V.; brushed velvet chesterfield and swivel rocking chair; easy chair; reclining chair; washer and dryer; small fridge; Gibson deep freeze (small); blanket box; 2 benches; T.V. trays; shelves - metal and wooden; step stool; wooden high chair; playpen; some bedding; sealers; dishes; electric clocks; odd dishes; glass and plastic gallon jars; SMALL MACHINERY & TOOLS: 1 snow blower, 7 H.P., like new; 2 lawn mowers; roto tiller (Mastercraft); 1 McCullock chain saw; snow scoop; garden tractor with plow and cultivator (not running); roto tiller (John Deere), not running; motorcycle and parts; minibike; small air compressor; 4 snowmobiles for parts; wood and lumber (various size); shallow well pump/ 1/2 H.P. motor, sump pump; 2 furnace oil tanks; table saw; various power tools; plumbing supplies; electrical supplies; many small tools. Other articles too numerous to mention. PLAN TO ATTEND THIS SALE TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE, 7% SALES TAX IN TERMS: CASH DAY OF SALE 7% SALES TAX IN EFFECT AUCTIONEER OR PROPRIETOR ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR LOSS OF PURCHASE DAY OF SALE PROPERTY IS SOLD LUNCH BOOTH OWNER: MRS. FRANCES FOREMAN 357-3196 AUCTIONEER. BRIAN RINTOUL 357-2349 MASON BAILEY BROKER 82 ALBERT STREET, CLINTON, ONTARIO Bus. 482-9371 Res. 523-9338 “Suddenly It's Sold" LONDESBORO: 11/2 floor frame, 3 bedroom home, large shed, all in good condition. Good starter home for under $30,000.00. RESTAURANT and good home on County Road 25, all like new condition. BRUSSELS: 11/2 floor frame home, oil heat. Turnberry street. INVESTMENT PROPERTY: 2 apartments plus commercial space of 1300 sq. ft. BLYTH: Building lots Hamilton street and Drummond street. LONDESBORO: 1 floor brick bungalow, finished basement, inground pool, large lot. 1100 AC R ES: Hobby farm, on paved road, 15 acres workable, 80acres mixed bush, general purpose barn, largesteel shed, house newly renovated, all in immaculate condition. East Wawanosh Township. BRUSSELS: Commercial building on main street, oil heat, apartment above. 125 ACRES: Near Blyth, stately brick home, 60 acres workable, 22 acres hardwood bush. LONDESBORO: 4 bedrooms, 2 floor home, very spacious, heated double garage, like new throughout. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY: Ideal for office or store, apartment above. Ail redone, main street, Auburn. 72 ACRES: Highway farm, good house, barn and drive shed. 41/2 ACRES: Near Family Paradise with 11/2 frame home needing some repair, and an exceptional large steel barn. WINGHAM: REDUCED. Side split on 1/2 acre lot, 8 years old, many extras include, double garage, 2 fireplaces. Low taxes. AUBURN: 1 floor frame home. Under $25,000.00. WALTON: Mini-farm, 1 acre with good 3 bedroom home, steel shop, and small barn. Under $40,000.00. CLINTON: On No. 8 Hwy. field stone homeand small barn on 6 acres. FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Why is it that con artists are such nice guys. I®HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF ONTARIO Brussels mill engine restored for homecoming The engine of the old mill at the Brussels dam is being restored by local expert Howard Bernard, and will hopefully be ready for display by the time of Brussels 115th birthday party and home- coming celebration in early July, according to Maitland Valley Conservation Authority repre­ sentative Bruce McCall, who spoke at the Brussels ratepayers* meeting last week. Mr. McCall is vice chairman of the MVCA, as well as Brussels’ representative to the authority. Mr. McCall said that the mill will be open during the celebration, which is expected to attract thou­ sands of visitors to the area. He added that the MVCA, which ad­ ministers the Brussels Conserva­ tion Authority where the dam and mill are located, eventually hopes to have the attraction open on a regular basis, but noted that “this takes money.” He calculates that the Authority has to date spent $410,000 on the Brussels C.A.’ “In time, we hope that the old mill will be a place of greater interest, one which will attract people to Brussels,” he said. “It could even become a satelite for the Huron County Museum, used to display antiques which could be changed from time to time to keep up interest” He noted that once a park is established, people will come to the area to use it, with spin­ offbenefits to the local community. Calling Brussels the “cleanest town in the area,” Mr. McCall said that relations between the village and the MVCA had always been excellent, and admitted that he was at a loss to understand how a council such as Brussels’ could have any problems. Mr. McCall also expressed his gratitude to the Brussels Horticul­ tural Society for the excellent job they have done in planting and maintaining the gardens at the riverside park. Ethel 4-H dub holds meeting BY TAMMY COOK The members of Ethel I “Stylish Survivors’’, met at the Ethel United Church on April 4 to show off their cleaning skills. They divided up the jobs of vacuuming, cleaning windows, sweeping and general cleaning. After they finish­ ed the church they settled down for doughnuts and juice. On April 6, they met at Beth Earl’s house for a lesson in transportation. They learned many ways of transportation and things that affect the choice of travel. They found out about the many costs involved in owning a car. The girls then split into groups and learned how to change a car tire, check oil, tire pressure, water level in the radiator, check and boost a battery. On a bike, they learned to tighten a chain, check tire pressure, grease a bike, change wheel, adjust the seat, check the brakes and how to change the spokes.