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A CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of
household effects and property for
MRS. MARY PEDDLE
570 Hamilton St. Lucknow, Ont.
on
FRIDAY EVENING 5:30 P.M. JUNE 25, 1993
Property consists of: 1 1/2 storey frame house/carport, kitchen,
2 bedrooms upstairs and 1 downstairs, living room, full bath.
All new windows, town sewers, town water.
Terms 10% down day of sale, balance In 30 days.
Preview day of sale after 12 p.m.
For information contact Stan Horsburgh 357-2751
New Kirby vacuum gleaner, chesterbed and chair, maple dining
room table /8 chairs, fridge, bed and mattress, chest of drawers,
2 full sets of dishes and odd dishes, lamps, patio table/2 chairs,
colored t.vJramote control, end tables, washer & dryer, stove,
twin beds & mattress, bookcase, some antique dishes, lawn
furniture, garden tools, step stool and other articles too
numerous to mention, 2 saddles (1 pony saddle) like new.
TERMS: Cash day of sale or cheque with proper I.D.
Auctioneer or owner not responsible for accidents
or loss of purchase day of sale.
Any announcements day of sale take precedence
over written advertising.
G.S.T. & P.S.T. will be in effect where applicable.
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
STAN HORSBURGH 357-2751
AUCTIONEER: BRIAN RINTOUL 357-2349
AUCTION SALE
to be held for
ROBERT (BOB) JEWELL
go 2 miles west of BenmIller on paved county road.
WEDNESDAY JUNE 30 AT 6 P.M.
MF 1085 diesel run 2800 hrs (super clean), Case 430 gas power
steering and hyd bucket loader, 1500 hrs, Ski Doo, upright H.D.
wood splitter, Triple OK 4 furrow plow, Overun 3 furrow plow, IH 45
14 ft. cultivator, Kewannee 11 ft. disc, JF 11 ft. cultivator, NH 28 H.
elevator, NI 201 manure spreader (good one), 2 - 16 ft. flat racks on
wagons, Ni hay conditioner, 180 bu. gravity box on 6 ton wagon, 5
ft. rotary cutter, IH 46 baler, IH 15 run drill on steel, 3 pt hitch
sprayer, post hole digger, 3 pt hitch fertilizer spreader, Ni trail
mower, 3 drum roller, 7 ft. blade, 6 section Allied diamond harrows
and pole, walking plow, 30 steel posts, used barb wire, cedar rails,
32 - 12 x 30 cement silo slabs, 4 inch clay tile, Stihl chain saw, 5" x
16 auger, 4 x 16 ft. auger, 75 ft. drive belt, 1 hp electric motor, 44 ft.
extension ladder, a few household effects.
Terms: Cash or cheque with proper I.D.
Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898
Owner Robert Jewell 524-6376
WEDNESDAY JUNE 23 6:00 P.M.
Household auction for Jean & Gerald Reid
at Richard Lobb Auction Building in Clinton.
ESTATE AUCTION SALE
Tools, toys, furniture, etc. to be held at 197 Hamilton Street, Blyth
(Irvin Bowes Residence)
FOR THE ESTATE OF RUSSELL WILSON
TUESDAY JUNE 29 AT 5:30 P.M.
Household: Parlour table, library table, antique desk organizer,
bridge lamp, 2 miniature fridges, 14 inch colour TV, apartment size
freezer, B & W 10" TV, 4 TV stands, electric heater, 2 pair of new
drapes, 3 pocket watches, card table and 2 chairs, electric razor, 2
lawn chairs, wood chest tool box, wooden bed, 2 antique blanket
boxes, wood barrel bottom, hand turn wringer, 2 oil lamps,
crokinole board, dresser with mirror, old wooden stool, 2 picnic
coolers, lawn chairs, step stool, 2 wagon lamps, chesterfield,
upholstered chair, croquet set, kerosene heater, small picnic table,
mirror, clock, 2 canes, match holder, New Huron and Perth County
Atlases, New Wilderness to Wawanosh history book, horse book, 6
lanterns, whole oil lantern, aluminum step ladder.
Toys: 4 John Deere tractor, 6 furrow JD plow, Case tractor, steam
engine, threshing machine, Case water wagon, 2 wagons and
trailer, 2 trucks.
Tools: Electric chain saw, B & D 1/2" electric drill, Skil 3/8 cordless
drill, B & D 3/8 cordless reversible drill, 2 jig saws, vibrating
sander, 2 B & D skill saws, 2 hay knives, 3 electric motors, 10 hand
saws, 22 C clamps 4" to 10 ", 3 wooden planes, 3 new pails, 11 pipe
wrenches, extension cords, 6 wrecking bars, 3 bolt cutters, buck
saw, 2 draw knives, hack saws, 3 vises, chains, 2 chain tighteners,
cant hook, 2 sledge hammers, 3 levels, tin snips, horse shoes, axes
and hatchets, threaded rod, sliding pipe clamps, 2 wheel trailers,
steel wheel wagon, neck yokes and whiffle trees, steel wheel
wagon, 2 diamond harrows, Note: In case of heavy rain auction
will be moved to Blyth arena.
Terms: Cash or cheque with proper I.D.
Lunch Booth
Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clinton
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SEITVICES
UNRESERVED TOOL & EQUIPMENT AUCTION
SATURDAY, JUNE 26th, 10:00 A.M.
Preview 8:00 A.M. Sale Day
At Bill's Auto Sales
Main Corner, Downtown Walton
(Intersection of Huron County Roads 12 & 25)
TOOLS & EQUIPMENT: including
$2,000 paint booth exhaust fan with
duct work, "Snap-On" A.V.R. analyzer,
jack-stands, cherry-picker, transmis-
sion jack, pressure washer, "Webster"
5 H P. compressor, wheel-balancer,
"Aircomatic" mig welder, work bench-
es, bench grinder, sand-blaster,
"Coates" RC5A tire changer,
"Kingston" air axle jack, 2 torch sets,
floor jacks, "Acu-Lift" 5 ton electric car
hoist, "Drum Dokter" brake recondition-
er, "Kwik Way" rotor turner, various
paint guns, air hose, socket sets, 16
speed drill press, cross-slide vice, 4
ton porta-power, "Mitchell" auto manu-
als, "floppy" headlight aimer, plus
hand and power tools too numerous to
mention19.2mint.
certified Monte Carlo,
1987 Firebird, 1988 Buick LcSabre,
1986 Topaz, 18 H.P. International
Diesel riding lawn mower with blower
and dump trailer, Lawnboy push
mower, 1983 Kawasaki 1100 LTD,
1979 17' Grew 140 H P 1/0 boat and
trailer, 6' P.T.O. snowblower, lubricants,
fluids, plus hundreds of other unlisted
useful handyman articles.
TERMS: Cash or cheque (Visa and
Mastercard with 3% premium),
Announcements or corrections made
verbally day of safe.
Auctioneers
- Reg Bradley - 345-2564
- Art Larivee - 345-2426
PAGE 24. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1993.
CLINTON ONE AND TWO BED-
room apartments available
immediately includes fridge, stove,
heat, hydro, cable T.V., parking
and laundry facilities. Nice large
apartments. Reasonable rent. For
more information call 482-9371.
25-tfn
ROOM FOR RENT, USE OF
house, $175 a month plus utilities.
Phone 887-9503. 25-lp
VERY WELL KEPT TWO BED-
room apartment in quiet apartment
building in Belgrave. Fridge and
stove included. No pets. Tenant
pays utilities. Ideal for mature
person or couple. Available July 1.
Rent $346. Phone 357-2433 after
6:00 p.m. 24-tfn
CLINTON — ONE AND TWO
bedroom apartments, available
immediately, includes fridge, stove,
heat, hydro, cable tv, parking and
laundry facilities. Nice large apart-
ments, reasonable rent. For more
information call 482-9371. 23-tfn
FOR RENT — THREE BEDROOM
house on paved road near Brussels.
Phone 887-6425. 23-3p
HOUSE FOR RENT: LARGE
three bedroom in Blyth, $525/month.
Available July 1. Phone 887-9007
and leave message. 21-tfn
ARTICLES
FOR SALE
14 FT. FIBREGLASS CANOE,
$290. Phone 482-7675. 24-3
MIXED GRAIN FOR SALE.
Call 887-6605. 25-1
4 ROW CORN SCUFFLER — $800.
Phone 523-9277 or 523-9139.
24-2p
25,000 B.T.0 , 220 VOLT AIR
conditioner, will cool an entire
house, $175.00, 523-9696. 25-1p
ROASTING CHICKENS AVAIL-
able June 29. Delivered free
Blyth-Brussels area. $1.35/lb.
887-6098. 24-2p
HEAVY DUTY RIDING CASE
220 lawn tractor, 10 h.p.,
completely reconditioned. Snow -
blower available. Phone 887-6943.
24-2
RAINBOW TROUT — POND
stockers, $1.50 each; freshly
cleaned, 6 for $10; or fish your own
at 30 cents an inch. 3 concessions
north, 3 side roads west of Blyth.
David Hedley, 357-2329. tin
PERENNIALS, GERANIUMS AND
Box plants. Leo and Corry Sanders,
one road south of Belgrave, then
east two miles on County Rd. 16.
Phone 887-6306. 19-7p
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BIRTHS
HUNTER/CAMERON. John and
Christa of Toronto proudly
announce the birth of their son,
Cameron Alexander born June 14,
1993 at 5:23 p.m. weighing 6 lbs.
11 oz. First grandchild for Mr. and
Mrs. J. Murray Cameron of
Willowdale and Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Hunter of Don Mills and great-
grandchild for Verne and Charlie
Dakin and godson of Don and
Lenore Scrimgeour of Blyth. 25-1
PFEIFER. Ken and Alice Pfeifer of
RR 2, Monkton are pleased to
announce the quick and safe arrival
of their daughter, Jennifer Dianne
Frances. She was born at Listowel
Memorial Hospital on June 8, 1993
at 1:24 a.m. She weighed 7 lbs. 1
oz. Little sister to Jeff, Steven,
Jamie and Nicole. Granddaughter
to Iva Barlow of RR 2, Monkton
and Fenna Blok of Auburn. Great-
granddaughter to Lena Speiran of
Brussels and Mary Pfeifer of
Mitchell Nursing Home. 25-1
B BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
INTERESTED IN TAKING PART
in a Farmers' Market in Blyth?
A pilot project may be held in
August if there is enough interest.
Contact Peter Smith 523-4345 or
Keith Roulston 523-4792 (days),
523-9636 evenings. 22-4
DUNBAR. Thank you to all who
organized, attended and contributed
to my community shower. I was
overwhelmed by the generosity and
warm friendliness of the ladies of
my home area. Thanks again —
Becky Dunbar. 25- 1p
ELSTON. I would like to thank my
family, neighbours and friends for
all the work done at home, the
visits, cards and prayers while I
was a patient in hospital. Thanks
also goes to Dr. McGregor, the
nurses, student nurses and staff of
second floor and the physio
department of Wingham Hospital
for making my stay there
comfortable. I am also grateful to
Drs. Barr and Sanjpaul and nurses
of 8th floor east, Victoria Hospital
for their care. Special thanks goes
to the grandmas, grandpas, Marg
and Keith for the love and care
given Emily and Leanne. All the
kindness and love given to me and
my family during my hospital-
zation has been a great help and
very much appreciated now that I'm
home and will be remembered
always. — Keith Elston. 25-1
ENGEL. I wish to express my
sincere appreciation for the
beautiful cards, visits, gifts and
flowers I received re my 97th
birthday. I thank you all very much.
— Jessie Engel. 25-1
FISCHER. I'd like to thank family,
friends, and neighbours for their
gifts, cards, best wishes and great
fun in celebrating my surprise
birthday party. Special thanks to
Murray and children and to all who
helped in any way to get it all
together and the clean up after.
Your thoughtfulness will always be
remembered. — Marlene Fischer.
25-1
HANNA. The family of Raymond
Hanna wishes to thank all the
relatives, neighbours and friends
for their expression of sympathy. A
special thank you to Drs. Hay,
Flowers and staff of the Clinton
Hospital for the compassionate care
that Ray received during his
illnesses. We also thank Rev. Orilla
and Rev. Garth Bogart and the
Donnybrook U.C.W. for their
kindness and support. — The Hanna
Family. 25- 1p
JOHNSTON/HOY. We would like
to thank everyone who came to our
buck and doe. We would also like
to thank the wedding party and
everyone else who helped to
organize our party. — Jacqueline
and Terry. 25-1
McCALL. A very sincere thank
you to all our friends, neighbours
and family who helped make our
50th wedding anniversary such a
happy occasion. Thanks to each
and all for your "best wishes"
expressed in cards, letters, gifts,
and your presence at our party. A
special thank you to our family and
friends for all their help. It all made
our party such a memorable
occasion. — Bruce and Doris. 25-1
Don't over water lawns.
Water only every three to
five days when needed.