HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1989-03-29, Page 21WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1989. PAGE 21.
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COMING
EVENTS
COMING
EVENTS
REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE
BUS TRIPS: APRIL 3 - SHOPPING
trip to Owen Sound Mall. April 22 -
The Scottish Spring Festival, Bing
eman Park. May 2 - Dave Hoy’s
Ragtime Revue, St. Thomas. Sun
day, May 7 - Old Fiddlers’ Jam
boree at Circle K Barn. May 10 -
Tour of the Blossoms and winery,
Niagara Falls. Saturday, May 13 -
An old tyme dance at the Circle K
Barn. For more information call
Isabel Campbell, Nicholson Bus
Lines, 357-1938. Please book early
to avoid disappointment. . 13-1
SPRING INTO ART. BLYTH FES-
tival Art Gallery Classes for every
one. Register now for: Learn To
Smock (April 8 & 15), 1-4 p.m.) Fee
$25; Learn To Quilt (April 19, 7:30 -
9:30 p.m.) Fee $12; Etching and
Relief Printmaking (Thursdays,
April 13 - May 18, 7 - 10 p.m.) Fee
$60. All classes at the Blyth
Festival Art Gallery. Registration
Fees include all supplies. Call
523-4345 to register. 13-1
"Suddenly it's sold"
MASON BAILEY
BROKER
482-9371
(24 hour service]
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REAL ESTATE LTD.
82 ALBERT STREET
CLINTON, ONTARIO.
Sales Representatives
Gordon Hill
233-3307
Carol Boneschansker
887-6870
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY-’'n|Qra, 12,000 square foot
building, on 1 acre.
BUILDING LOT IN BLYTH 66’ x
132’. Village water and sewers.
Phone 887-9137. 13-2
CONSIDER THIS! BRICK BUILD-
ing, four units rented - live in one
and rent from three. Asking only
$89,000. Hurry. Joe Soos Real
Estate, Rodney, Ontario. (519)
785-0054. 13-lp
AUCTIONS
CALEDONIAN SHOW AND
Dance sponsored by Brussels
Legion Pipe Band at the B. M. & G.
Community Centre, Saturday,
April 8, 1989, $8 per person. 11-4
Advertising is
a guide to
fashion.
KEITH BLACK SEEDS
R.R.1, Belgrave, 357-1092
Join us for refreshments
March 29,1989,10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
5% MARCH DISCOUNT
On Funk’s Corn & Grass Seeds
Still Available:
Some Cereals, Corn, & Grass Seeds
Boyd’s Feeds & Fertilizer
BLYTH: Unique One-of-a-kind, converted railway station. 3
bedrooms, 2 baths, large workshop, 11/4 acre nicely treed lot.
BLYTH: 1 floor, 3 bedroom new home, full basement.
BEST OF TWO WORLDS: Town and Country, 309 Albert St.,
Clinton, 2 floor family home with double garage on spacious 3/4
acre landscaped lot.
230 ACRES: General farm on Maitland River. 140 acres
workable, 75 acres hardwood bush. 3 bedroom home, 2 barns,
large shed, very scenic.
100 ACRES: 90 workable, East Wawanosh, no buildings,
vendor will finance.
100 ACRES: Raised bungalow on 80 acres choice woodland.
Very scenic, 2 miles from Lake Huron.
100 ACRES FARM: Near Auburn, with house, barn and drive
shed. 75 acres workable, 20 acres bush.
50 ACRE FARM: Near Auburn, good frame home, lots of
buildings, ideal for part time farming or horses.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY: Brussels, Commercial with
apartment above. Very reasonable price.
NEW LISTING: Clinton, 11/2 floor frame home, Ontario Street.
Available July 1st.
11/2 floor centSOLDs, King St., Blyth.
AUCTIONS | AUCTIONS AUCTIONS AUCTIONS
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
farm machinery, livestock and household effects for
ORVILLEANDGRACE ELLIOTT, LUCKNOW
at Lot 7, Cone. 2, KinlossTwp. 1 corner Northand 1 /2mile
West of Lucknow
SATURDAY, APRIL8,1989 AT11:00A.M.
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
ORVILLE & GRACE ELLIOTT 528-3409
AUCTIONEER: BRIAN RINTOUL357-2349
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Combine, 2 tractors, machinery, truck, misc. etc. to be held
11/4 miles east and 2 miles north of Auburn for Rainer J. Sauer.
THURSDAY, APRIL6TH AT 1:00 P.M.
See last weeks paper for Full Listing
AUCTIONEER: RICHARDLOBB
CLINTON, ONTARIO 519-482-7898
OWNER: RAINER J. SAUR
519-523-9197 AFTER 6:00 P.M.
SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT
FARM EQUIPMENT
SALE
to be held at
BRUSSELS LIVESTOCK
INC. YARD
BRUSSELS
MONDAY, APRIL 10 at 10:30
If you have equipment to consign call:
BRUSSELS LIVESTOCK INC. 887-6461
OR BRINDLEY AUCTION SERVICES LTD. 529-7625
OR GORDON BRINDLEY 529-7970
COMPLETE CLEARING
AUCTION
for
ESTATE OF RAYMOND HOGAN
MONDAY, APRIL3,10:30SHARP
DIRECTIONS: Lot 3 - Western Division, Con. 8 of Ashfield
Township - 3 corners South and 5 miles West of Lucknow on
County Road 20.
TRACTORS: J. D. 4240 - Cab - A / C - New 18 x 438 tires - recently
overhauled, Set of snap on duals to sell separate, J.D. 2130 w
146 J.D. leader - good condition, McCormick Farmall tractor
300 w wide front end, Gleaner F2 longback combine w Air -
radio - grain buggy - auger extension - extra canvas unloader,
auger for beans - spike tooth cylinder, 2300 hrs. - good
condition.
VEHICLES: 1979ChevScottsdale truck4WD [Sold As Is], 1978
Ford car [Sold As Is], Honda riding lawnmower - Model 3009,
J.D. spitfire snowmobile, 200 gal. fuel tank.
EQUIPMENT: J.D. 5 row-30” cornhead, Gleaner F adapter to
fit J.D. heads, 13’ Gleaner pickup and reel grain head, 9’ Gund
pickup head, J.D. 453 soybean head [1986], J.D. 7000 8 row
corn planter max emerge / 30” rows, Crossover auger,
fertilizer hoppers & disk openers are for sale, No Till Planter -
set up for liquid fertilizer - good condition, 2 - 200 gal. George
White saddle tanks, George White tandem sprayer w 400 gal.
tank -160’ boom - foam markers - elec, monitors, 18 row drop
nozzle sprayer attachment, Yetter21’ rotor hoe, Buffalo
Ridgetillcultivator 18 row for liquid fertilizer [3 yr. old], 2 - 10T
wagons w2000gal. tanks and pumps -1 with Briggs & Stratton 4
Hp. engine, Helm grain buggy - tandem wheel - 400 bush., 4
row Innes bean puller, 3 Windrowers model’s 570 - 835 - 520,
grain auger with wheels-approx. 35’, 3 J & M gravity bins on 8
T wagons-250 bush., Helm 8¥2’double auger snowblower, 18
tractor weights, 10 foot fertilizer auger, round bale feeders, 20
farm gates, stack mover.
SHOP TOOLS: Lincoln welder, small acetylene tank and
gauges, 16 speed drill press, bench grinder, Honda generator,
gas engines, acre metre, grain aerator, fencing equipment,
sprays.
APPROXIMATELY 2 or 3 wagon loads of small items.
FEED: Approx. 100 round bales 1st cut hay, 5000 square bales
hay, 50 round bales straw.
Machinery always stored inside. Equipment features no till
options.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: 2 freezers, fridge, stove, Maytag
washer/dryer, Maytag dishwasher, Chesterfield/chair,
bedroom suite, kitchen table & chairs, filing cabinet, numerous
small items.
AUCTIONEERS:
BRIAN RINTOUL357-2349
GORDON BRINDLEY529-7970
FOR MORE INFORMATION: FRANCIS HOGAN 395-3431
TERMS: Cash or cheque [with proper I. D.] Day of Sale
Lunch Booth on Grounds
Not Responsible for Accidents.
6TH ANNUAL GREY BRUCE
R.O.P. Tested Beef Bull Sale at
Tri-County Cattle Company, Han
over, Monday, May 22 at 7 p.m.
Cor Palmers, Secretary, Box 116,
Hepworth, Ont. (519) 935-2107.
13-lp
Central News
SPEECHES
by C. Earl and J. Vanass
On Wednesday, March 1,
speeches were held at Brussels
Legion. The students participating
from our school were, from the
junior division: Darrell Uhler,
Molly Morton and Shawn Stewart;
from the senior division: Angie
Williams, Lisa Marchitto and Ann
Uhler.
The final decision for the juniors
was Darrell Uhler placing first. The
final decision for seniors was Lisa
Marchitto placing second.
We would like to congratulate
the winners on doing a fine job.
INTERMEDIATE ENRICHMENT
by D. Terpstra and J. Miners
On March 5 and 6, four students
from each school in North-Huron
went to the enrichment program in
Howick.
They picked what group they
wanted to go in, either photo
graphy or videotaping. In videotap
ing the group could make their own
commercial. In photography they
learned about black and white
pictures and coloured. They also
learned how to develop their own
pictures. They took their pictures
outside.
Everyone had a fun and interest
ing time.
ROOMMATES
by S. Boyd and K. Kerr
On Tuesday, February 28 the
grades 7 selected whom they
wanted to room with for their
Quebec and Ottawa trip on June 11
to the 17.
Part of the planning this trip was
to pick whom you were going to
stay with for a week.
After the March Break the grade
seven students are planning to
start selling hot dogs and pizza to
raise more money for our trip.
Some other suggestions were to
have a garage sale, slave day
(that’s when people buy you and
you have to do what they say) and
sell cheese.
We are really looking forward to
our trip but we have a lot of work to
do first.
Belgrave fire
cause unknown
The cause of the fires that
destroyed the home of Robert
Wattam on Jane Street in Belgrave
on March 17 and 18 has been
classified as undetermined follow
ing an investigation by the Ontario
Fire Marshal in conjunction with the
Wingham Ontario Provincial police
detachment.
An OPP spokesman said that the
investigation failed to turn up any
clear-cut cause for the fire. Con
stable Jim Dore of the Wingham
O.P.P. said that the case is closed
unless new evidence comes up.