HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-11-02, Page 25THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1994. PAGE 25.
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0 A AUCTION
SALES 0 0 CARD OF
THANKS
DEADLINE
2 p.m. Monday
in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
In Blyth
A ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
for rent, Blyth. Fridge, stove,
utilities and laundry facilities all
included. Call 482-9371. 26-tfn
MODERN, AIR CONDITIONED,
2 bedroom home, family room,
1 1/2 baths, carport, on paved road
north of Seaforth. With or without
appliances. Available immediately.
Phone 527-0870. 42-2
AUCTION
SALES
LARGE ANTIQUE AUCTION
TO BE HELD AT RICHARD LOBB'S AUCTION BUILDING IN CLINTON
for Old Blyth Home plus additions
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 AT 9 A.M.
Old Malcolm bedroom suite with 2 single beds, antique hall seat
with mirror, iron bed, weaving loom, side board, 4 king and queen
pressed chairs, wooden dining table with 4 leaves, wicker
wheelchair, modern wheelchair, single box spring and mattress,
roll top desk, wicker fern stand, washstands, blanket boxes,
antique dressers with mirrors, trunks, rocking chairs, antique
tables, floor model Victrola, table top Sonora phonograph with tin
horn, flat to wall cupboard bottom, 21 antique wooden planes, 13
clocks Includes Pequegnat, Hamilton Clock Co. French Garniture
clock signed Ruchot, 10 antique oil lamps, lanterns, Tiffany type
lamps, 2 antique hanging oil lamps with prisms, 4 Chandler
pastels, A.Y. Jackson print large quantity pictures and frames, 2
Royal Doulton figurines, old tin toys, dolls, child’s old wooden
wagon, milk bottles with names, dishes and glass were Include
Limoges, Royal Albert Kentish rockery pattern 8 place setting,
Nippon, Noritake Ocuppied Japan, Bovaria, Germany cranberry,
crocks, handmade quilts plus many other items.
Note: One of our best auctions this fall - plan to attend.
TERMS: Cash or Cheque with proper I.D.
AUCTIONEER: RICHARD LOBB 482-7898
NEXT AUCTION SAT., NOV. 12 AT 9 A.M.: at Lobb Auction, Clinton
THURS., NOV. 17 AT 11 A.M.: 125 acre farm for Estate of Stuart
McEwan.
APARTMENT FOR RENT,
downtown Brussels $375.00 a
month, heat and hydro included.
887-6303. 42-2
ARTICLE?
FOR SALE
OLD RADIO CABINET, ANTIQUE
dresser, humidifier, man's new all
weather coat size 40 tall, new Vita
Master step exerciser, 887-9489.
43-2
LARGE CHINA CABINET WITH
glass doors and interior light, paid
$1,300 new, asking $900 or best
offer. Phone 523-9499. 43-1
TEMPERED GLASS SUITABLE
for green houses or solar kilns $10
per sheet, 7 pcs. 28" x 75", 9 pcs.
34" x 75", 4 pcs. 45" x 75". Call
523-4235. 43-lp
FIREWOOD BY RED HOT LOGS
- $35 a cord for mixed seasoned
wood. Delivery $5-$10 per cord
depending on distance and amount.
So don't be late, don't get caught,
get hot. Buy firewood. Call John,
887-9921. 41-8p
TRAILER FOR SALE 6'6" x 12"
with 7,000 lb. axle, 16" tires. Call
523-9550. 42-4
0 CARD OF
THANKS
A great big Thank You to our
wonderful friends for the surprise
40th anniversary party. It was a
surprise and it was fun. Let's do it
again next year. 43-lp
BLACK. A special thank you to the
girls who "kidnapped me" for the
surprise supper and helped me ease
over to their side of the "hill". P.S.
House decorators can work very
quietly when they want. Thanks for
a great birthday. - Barb. 43-lp
ESTATE AUCTION
Auction sale of tractors, farm machinery, misc. tools, old car
parts and misc. farm items to be held at Lot 6 Cone. 11 of Grey
Twp. 11/4 mi. east of Brussels and 1 Cone, south;
first farm on left on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 AT 9 A.M.
Tractors - JD Model R, MH #44, MH #22, AC-WD 45 with loader,
AC-WD Rowcrop with loader, Cock. #30, small AC bulldozer -
gas.
Machinery - Me C. 3 fur. 12” pull-type plow, JD 4 fur. trail plow, 2
- Me C Doering 3 fur. trail plows, JD 12 ft. cultivator, 10 ft. drag
disc, 12 ft. trail cultivator, 5 ft. one way disc, 6 section drag
harrow, 3 drum land roller, JD 8 ft. pull type disc, JD one way
disc, MH 13 run single disc seed drill, Cock. 15 run single disc
seed drill with grass seeder, N.I. 7 ft. trail mower, AC - 7 ft. semi
mount mower, NH #469 - 9 ft. haybine, NH #56 side rake, NH #69
hayliner baler, 5 - flat racks and wagons, Int. #50 swather,
Ebersol 24 ft. bale elevator, 36 ft. 5” grain auger, 280 gal. weed
spray with Hardy pump and Wisconsin engine, Bellthrashing
machine 28" x 45" on steel, Turnco and JF 135 bu. gravity bins
and wagons, Oliver 3 beater manure spreader, 6 farm trailers,
bale stooker, 2 - V-type 6 ft. snowblowers, circular saw, 24 ft.
bale conveyor, post hole digger.
Vehicles - 1977 Mercury 600 truck with 18 ft. stock rack, stock
car trailer, Mercury F-100 3/4 ton truck with rack, Ford Pinto
Stock Car, 1969 Chev Malibu car. All vehicles being sold as Is.
Misc. Farm Items - 4 - 40 rod rolls page wire (new), quantity of
sheet metal, used lumber, 200 and 250 gal. fuel tanks, extension
and step ladders, cement mixer, farm gates, water tanks,
shovels, forks, etc. 2 - 16 ft. 4" grain augers, 2-11 ft. 4" grain
augers, quantity of plywood, quantity of 1" x 5" x 16 ft. lumber,
Papec and McCormick hammermills, cedar rails, fanningmill,
hydraulic press, 2 - 1/2" drill presses, 4 jackall jacks, Cytelene
torches, old signs, lanterns, tool boxes, work benches, tire
changer, forge, anvils, emeries, old cash register, chain falls,
3/4" drive socket set, body grinder, air compressor, heavy
towing cables, Simplicity 7 hp riding mower, Coca Cola pop
machine, drive belts, Dolmar 24" chain saw, tractor umbrellas
and heat housers, Motocraft 3 hp push mower, heavy duty
battery charger, car ramps, large quantity of scrap metal,
copper, old cars and old machinery for parts, hyd. bumper jack,
large bridge culvert, old car parts, bicycles, old horse walking
chisel plow and other misc. items too numerous to list and yet
to be uncovered.
Note - this Is a large sale with lots of Interesting small items and
tools; plan to attend.
TERMS - CASH OR CHEQUE WITH I.D. DAY OF SALE
ESTATE AND AUCTIONEER NOT RESPONSIBLE
FOR ANY ACCIDENTS DAY OF SALE.
ESTATE OF MORRIS HEMINGWAY
AUCTIONEER - JOSEPH ZEHR 887-9599
BOWES. We would like to thank
everyone for the cards, flowers, and
food brought to the house after the
passing of a dear sister and aunt
Marg Taman. Special thanks to Ella
and Sheron for serving lunch after
visiting hours and to the comrades
of the Blyth Legion Ladies
Auxiliary and Legion for their
service and lunch served after the
funeral. Your kindness will always
be remembered. - Betty and Irvin
Bowes, Maxine and John Brush
and family, Connie and Vernon
Bromley and family. 43-1
IVES. Andrew and Teresa and their
families wish to extend thanks to
all who helped make our Buck and
Doe and wedding and reception so
memorable. Thanks for all the gifts,
cards and best wishes. Special
thanks to Rev. Paul Acton, George
and Lois, Connie, Kris, Mary Ann,
Dave, Kennie and the rest of the
gang. 43-lp
McCLINCHEY. We would like to
say thanks to our friends and
relatives, with a special thanks to
our family for our surprise 40th
anniversary party. The lovely gifts,
flowers, cards and telegram call
that we received were very much
appreciated. Thanks to all. - Harold
and Doris. 43-lp
SHORTREED. Throughout his life,
Dad worked in, and for, his
community and his.Church. He
taught us to do the same - that by
giving of yourself you will also
receive. Following his sudden
death this past week we have been
reaping the benefits of our many
friends. Thank you for your many
acts of kindness and your presence
that comforts us during this our
time of sorrow. - Bill, Valerie,
Jason, Matthew, Bradley and Krista
Shortreed, Rick and Margaret
Mclnroy. 43-lp
COMING
EVENTS
SEAFORTH MINOR SPORTS
bingo, every Monday night 7:30 p.m.
Seaforth and District Community
Centres. Over $2,000 in prizes plus
Share The Wealth, $750 Jackpot
must go! Doors open 6:30 p.m.eow
CRAFT SHOW AND SALE IN
the Brussels Legion, Saturday,
Nov. 12, 10-5; Sunday, Nov. 13,
1-5. Bake table and door prizes.
43-2
The Missions Committee of
Brussels Mennonite Fellowship
thanks everyone who contributed in
enabling us to support almost three
families for one year through our
International Crafts of the World
Sale. 43-1
FOREST FACT
(NC)—More than 32% of the Earth's
land surface is covered by forests.
Canada is the second-largest country
in the world and almost half of it—
416 million hectares, a landmass equal
in si/e to Europe- is covered by forests.
PARKINSON’S
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Will Heer a I
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THE OPTIMIST CLUB OF BLYTH
and District wants to thank all the
children and their parents who
attended their Halloween party.
Another success. Special thanks to
Don Scrimgeour for the pop, Boyd
and Muriel Taylor for the apples
and Mason Bailey for the
pumpkins. 43-1
COME JOIN "WEE COUNTRY
Treasures" for our 1st annual
"Christmas in the Country" craft
show and sale, Friday, Nov. 11,
6-10 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12,
9 a.m. - 9 p.m. at the home of
Mamie Hoggarth, Hwy. #4, 5 km.
south of Clinton, 1 km. south of
Kate's Restaurant. Marnic 233-
3449; Audrey 482-7441; Deb 233-
5893. 43-2
OLEJNIK. Many thanks for the
lovely gifts received at the neigh
bour's shower at Phyllis Mitchell's
on October 13, 1994. Special
thanks to Phyllis Mitchell, Evelyn
Blake and Annette Lewington for
arranging the shower. Thanks
again. - Nicole Olejnik. 43- lp
OLEJNIK. Thanks to everyone
who brought gifts to the shower on
October 22, 1994 at Betty
McCall’s. Special thanks to the
hostess and Bev Stevenson for their
thoughtfulness. Thank you. -
Nicole Olejnik. 43-lp
OLEJNIK. Thanks to the Steven
son family for having a shower for
me on October 23, 1994 at Sharon
Blake's. The gifts received were
greatly appreciated. A special thank
you to Sharon for hosting the
shower. Many thanks. - Nicole
Olejnik. 43-lp
STEVENSON-OLEJNIK. A very
special thanks to family and friends
who attended our Buck and Doe on
October 15, 1994. A sincere thank
you to the wedding party for all
their hard work, also Betty Upshall
and others who helped out in any
way. Thanks again for everyone's
support. - Ron Stevenson and
Nicole Olejnik. 43-lp
MONSTER EUCHRE TOURNA-
ment - St. Joseph's R.C. Church,
Clinton, Wednesday, November 9,
8 p.m. Over $100.00 in prizes.
Lunch provided. Everyone wel
come. Sponsored by Knights of
Columbus. 43-lp
EUCHRE - LONDESBORO HALL,
Nov. 4, 18 and Dec. 2. Sponsored
by Women's Institute. Bring lunch.
All welcome. 43-lp
FARMER'S BREAKFAST, SUN-
day, November 6, 11:30 a.m. -
1 p.m. at St. Joseph’s Church Hall,
Clinton. Take outs available.
Adults $4.00; children $2.00.43-lp
WALTON TURKEY
SUPPER
WED. NOV. 2
Duffs United Church,
Walton
Adults $8.00 Under 12 $4.00
Under 5 Free
Smorgasbord Served
4:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Takeouts Available
THE '94 SKATE-A-THON COM-
mittee would like to thank all the
skaters, pledgers, helpers and those
who donated food and money
towards our cause. Our success was
your generosity. 43-1
THE ARK YOUTH
DROP-IN CENTER
is open to 12-20 year olds
Thursday, Friday and
Saturday
7 p.m.-10 p.m. and
2 p.m. - 5 p.m. on
Saturdays for 10 yrs and up