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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1993. PAGE 17.
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Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture, Appliances and Household
Effects for
BRIAN & SHANNON McCLINCHEY AND FAMILY
WEDNESDAY, JULY 28 AT 5:30 P.M.
TO BE HELD AT THE FARM: Lot 30, Concession 2, East Wawanosh
Township, 1 1/4 miles North of Auburn, 3/4 miles East.
FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES: Antique 2 door wardrobe (mirror
doors, bottom drawer), oak kitchen table and 4 matching chairs,
matching antique wooden chairs, 4 other matching wooden chairs,
antique wood sideboard with mirror, china cabinet (glass upper),
oak desk, Singer tredle sewing machine (with machine), long
narrow antique wooden side table, 2 other antique wooden tables
with drawers, 2 matching end tables, wooden stereo cabinet, hall
tree, 2 - 6 drawer dressers, matching bedroom suite (double bed
and mattress, 2 dressers), Queen size pine waterbed with drawers
and headboard with lights, children's bunk beds and mattress, 20"
colour T.V., 12" black and white T.V., card table, old scale, lots of
bottles, antique Underwood typewriter, quilt, red and white enamel
pots and pans, large couch (beige tweed), oval antique table, old
wire egg baskets, antique love seat, old cupboard, shelves, 2
picnic tables, mini trampoline, gun rack, child's table and chair set,
planter, etc.
APPLIANCES AND HOUSEHOLD: Kenmore heavy duty washer,
Kenmore heavy duty dryer (5 yrs.), Kenmore gas barbecue (1 yr.),
old 2 door side by side fridge, chest freezer, old bathtub, 2
stainless steel sinks, stereo and turntable, lamps, furnace
humidifier (new, still in box), 10 gallon fish aquarium complete with
stand, blankets, sheets, bedspreads, curtains, tablecloths, baskets,
house plants, dried flower arrangements, dishes, glasses and
mugs, Moulinex food processor, wok, trays, cookbooks,
Tupperware, pictures, books, games and toys, canning Jars, new
mailbox, paints and stains, stroller, playpen, baby intercom, shop
vac.
TOOLS, LAWN & GARDEN, FARM, MISC.: John Deere 200 8 hp.
garden tractor, Canadians push lawn mower, 2 - 5 hp. garden
tillers, gas weedeater, electric weedeater, fertilizer spreader,
wheelbarrow, misc, shovels and Implements, garden supplies, 2 -
new spools barbed wire, bricks, fence stakes, insulators, 175'
drainage tile, galv. water trough, 6 section scaffolding complete,
Homelite chainsaw, 1/2 hp. jet pump, 1976 Chev Scotsdale (for
parts or farm use), manure spreader wagon, load of cedar fence
posts, oxy/acetylene torches, Showgun TV antenna, misc. tools,
socket sets, extension cords, 24' aluminum extension ladder, work
benches, fluorescent lights, .22 cal. rim fire rifles (F.A.C. required),
2 - G.T. Snowracers (new), hockey net, brown steel siding, storm
windows, 2 screen doors, pink insulation, miscellaneous builder's
supplies, etc., 2 cordless drills, 4" electric plane.
1985 PONTIAC GRAND AM: 2 door, automatic, p.s., p.b., sunroof,
am/fm cassette, air, tilt, 147,000 km. (If not sold prior to auction
date!) subject to reserve.
...and many, many more items too numerous to mentionlIll
Sale order dishes, bedding, small household items, furniture,
appliances, tools, misc. items.
Lunch Booth
AUCTIONEER: RICHARD LOBB, CLINTON 482-7898
FARMS IS SOLD.
For info. contact B. McClinchey (526-7199)
SATURDAY, JULY 31 AT 10 A.M.: piano, antiques, furniture,
• all occasion cards
• educational games and toys
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In Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
In Blyth
IA ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
TWO BEDROOM UPSTAIRS
apartment. Fridge and stove includ-
ed. Available immediately. Phone
after 6:00 p.m. 523-4531. 29-2p
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS
in Blyth and Clinton, 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
IA
ARTICLES
FOR SALE
ONE GRAVITY BIN AND WAGON
plus a hay rack. Contact Herb
Shannon 523-9326. 29-1p
OVEN READY CHICKENS, 6-7
lb. average, ready Aug. 17th. Con-
tact Herb Shannon, 523-9326. 29-2p
300 BUSHEL BRUNS GRAVITY
wagon with 10 ton running gear, in
excellent condition. Call 482-
3518. 29-2
OLDER SOLID 2" MAHOGANY
door, 3' x 6'-10", 90% glass with 2
panels, brass kick plate. Used
building steel, red, 94". Phone
Larry Bolger, 523-4205. 29-lb
1981 FORD LTD STATION
wagon, $1,000 or B.O. (as is).
1981 Ford Van on propane, has
raised roof, $1,000 or best offer (as
is). 1 set of one ton springs for a
Ford van - $150.00. Double bed
snowmobile trailer, 6' x 8', comes
with sides and cover, $400.00.
Phone Brussels 887-6870. 29-1
SAVOY CABBAGE OUT OF THE
garden. Contact Evelyn Caldwell,
52J-9324. 29-1
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CRONIN. Pat and Patti Cronin are
pleased to announce the safe and
early arrival of their first child,
Adam Gerald. He was born on July
8th weighing 4 lb. 13 oz. Proud
grandparents are Carol and Gerald
McDowell, Auburn, and Jo and Bill
Landon, Blyth. Great-grandparents
are Jack and Elva Armstrong,
Auburn and Marion Gamble,
Ripley. 29-lp
DIEHL. David, Dianne, Tamara,
Cody and Shalin welcome with
love the birth of Alyssa Ruby.
Alyssa was born on July 5th and
weighed 8 lb. 4 oz. Proud
grandparents are Agnes Diehl of
Monkton and Howard and Joan
Bernard of Brussels. Great-
grandparents are David and Ruby
Triebner of Brucefield and Hazel
Diehl of Stratford. 29-1
TYLER-RICHMOND. Tracy and
Leah would like to announce the
arrival of Trevor Terence Tyler at
Clinton Public Hospital, July
10/93, 8 lb. 7 oz. Spoiling rights
go to Keith and Olwen Richmond
and Keith Tyler of Lucknow.
Great-grandparents are Ray and
Jean Griffiths and Millar and Ella
Richmond, all of Blyth. 29- 1p
C
McTAGGART. We would like to
thank relatives and friends who
joined us to celebrate our 75th
birthdays. Thanks for the flowers,
gifts, cards and best wishes. A
special thanks to our children for
making it a happy occasion. -
Allan and Mary 29-1
STEISS. Special thanks to the
doctors and nurses on Second
Floor, Listowel Memorial Hospital
and to Thelma and Don. -
Emylene 29-1
HUMPHRIES. To my family, a
special thanks for my wonderful
Birthday party and to my relatives
and many friends who came to
celebrate with me. Also for the
gifts and all the lovely cards. This
day will be stored away with my
memories always. - Mary
Humphries 29- 1p
JARDIN. The "Best Wishes" given
to us personally, and with cards and
gifts on our 55th anniversary was
greatly appreciated. Piper Jim
McLean and the Carry-On
Cloggers entertainment was a
special treat, and all the ladies who
helped with food and flowers did
an excellent job. We thank you one
and all for a very happy day. -
Ruth and Tom Jardin 29-1p
JOHNSTON. The family of the
late Hugh Johnston wishes to
express their sincere thanks to their
neighbours, friends and relatives
for all the floral tributes, cards,
expressions of sympathy, memorial
donations, the food brought to our
homes. A special thank you to
Rev. Banks for his many prayers
and comforting words, to the
intensive care unit at Wingham and
District Hospital, to Dr. Gear, Betts
Funeral Home, the pallbearers. We
greatly appreciate the graciousness
of the ladies of Duff's United
Church for providing the lovely
lunch following the service. 29-lp
VADER-WILLIE. We would like
to thank our wedding party, friends
and family who helped organize
our Buck 'n' Doe, as well as those
who attended. It was nice to see so
many people out to support us in
our new beginning. -Mike Vader
and Lori Willie 29-1
Reducing and recycling
will make our landfill
sites last longer.
AUCTION SALE
of Antiques and Home Furnishings will be held for
THE ESTATE OF HOWARD WILKINSON at
BELGRAVE COMMUNITY CENTRE on
SATURDAY, JULY 24
starting at 10:30 A.M.
ANTIQUES include: parlour chairs, rockers, parlour tables, plant
stands, tea wagon, dining room and kitchen tables, dining room
and p.b. chairs, top for kitchen cupboard, beds - one with curved
footboard, dressers - one with glove boxes, victrola, floor model
radio, desk, lamps, china and glass, 2 partial sets Limoges
dinnerware, large number French Ivory toilet and manicure
pieces, kitchenware, post cards, "Picturesque Canada" playing
cards published by C.P.R. Co., Arthur Godfrey ukulele in its box,
"Hamilton Carhart" organized labour red handkerchief, linens and
bedding, doilies, old jars and bottles, and MUCH more.
ALSO a fridge, freezer, electric stove, dryer, T.V. set, vacuum, 22
rifle, some tools and more.
A few consignments may be added to this sale.
Any announcements day of sale take precedence
over written advertising. E. & O.E.
TERMS: Cash or Cheque with I.D. day of sale.
Lunch booth.
Owner and Auctioneers not responsible for accidents, injuries, or
loss of purchases, connected In any way with the sale.
AUCTIONEERS:
WALLACE BALLAGH, Teeswater 392-6170
GRANT McDONALD, Ripley 395-5353
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE
Household Furniture, Dishes, Appliances and misc. for
ESTATE OF VERA SCOULLER
687 James St. Brussels, corner James & Ellen St. (near arena).
SALE HELD AT THE RESIDENCE ON
MONDAY EVENING, JULY 26
SALE TIME: 5 P.M.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Gibson single door refrigerator (older
style), 17 cu. ft. chest freezer, Zenith colour T.V., table model with
converter and remote control, Sport' sun tan lamp, chrome table
with leaf and four caster arm chairs, Kenmore upright vacuum, 2
electric brooms, French Prov. coffee and matching end tables,
French Prov. upholstered arm chair and stool, oil painting with
light, small D.P. ped. table with drop leaves and drawer, variety of
lamps, Cont. bed frame and head board, nite table, chest of
drawers, matching dresser, dresser set, lane cedar chest, York
rowing exercise machine, guitar (Riviera, good), bedroom chair,
bedding and linens, books, small radio, storage wall unit, double
glass sliding door cabinet, easy chair and stool, telephone table
and chair, tub, basket chairs, 4 air fans, new hair dryer, shower
stool, Christmas dec., luggage.
DISHES: variety of good and everyday dishes, pots and pans,
gallon crock with lid, costume Jewellery.
MISC.: Lawn Boy gas push lawn mower, plus misc.
GOOD CLEAN SALE - SO PLAN TO ATTEND
Lunch booth available
TERMS: Cash or Cheque with proper I.D. sale day.
Owners or Auctioneers not responsible for accidents, deletions
or loss of property sale day.
AUCTIONEERS: Bob and Doug Gilmore
Phone - 291-3489 or 291-3421
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