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AUCTIONEER: RICHARD LOBB 519-482-7898
To be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton
For Ray Vincent of Blyth and the Estate of Edna Looby of Dublin
plus additions.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5 AT 9 A.M.
ESTATE CAR: 1989 Buick LeSabre Limited, 4 door, loaded, 22,800
kms. Selling certified.
APPLIANCES: Whirlpool washer, McClary dryer (good ones), White
Westinghouse fridge, White Westinghouse 30" electric stove, apt.
size chest freezer, 24" electric stove plus several other appliances, 2
portable colour T.V.'s, 1- floor model.
FURNITURE: Upright piano, Lowrey double keyboard electric organ,
9 piece mahogany dining suite, matching maple table, 4 matching
chairs, chesterfield and chair like new, chesterfield with bamboo
ends, wicker chairs, matching buffet dining table and six chairs,
refinished like new, rocking chairs, queen size box spring and
mattress (good one), recliner chair, 3 piece maple bedroom suite with
box spring and mattress, double box spring and mattress like new,
plus other bedroom furniture, coffee table and 2 end tables, 2 old
hanging slag glass light fixtures, several Hummel figurines, set of
Royal Albert dishes, Royal Albert cups and saucers, dishes and
glassware, 2 - 3 wheel bicycles, a few tools, bedding, quilts, plus
much more. A good clean offering antiques and Items too numerous
LARGE AUCTION SALE
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HALLAHAN. Kent and Julie
(Nicholls) of Belgrave, and big
brother Matthew welcome with
love, Stacey Christine Anne who
was born at Clinton Public Hospital
on Wednesday, September 18,
1996 at 8:40 p.m. The new arrival
weighed in at 7 lbs. 15 oz. Grand-
parents are Ron and Ella Shaw of
Wingham and Bill and Marguerite
Hallahan of Blyth. Thanks to Dr.
Raczycki and all of the nurses for
their wonderful care. 39-1
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AUCTION
SALES
Auction Sale
of Household Furnishings,
Appliances, Antiques,
Primitives, Collectables,
Mechanics Tools & Tool Chest,
Guns, J.D. Snowmobile, R.M.
80 Dirt Bike & Riding Lawn
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Mower and Misc. Items
For Mrs. L. Needham
of London and
Royden & Julia Robinson
of Wingham
plus selected additions from
area homes
Thursday Evening
October 3/96 6:30 p.m.
Sale to be held at the Wingham
Sales Arena
(Wingham on Hwy. #4 just north of
Wingham)
Auctioneer: Jake Kikkert
357-2987
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MIDDEGAAL. Bert, Barb and big
sisters Alicia and McKala are
delighted to announce the arrival of
Chloe Forbes Middegaal. Chloe
was born September 12, 1996 at
1:50 p.m. weighing 8 lbs. 14 oz.
Proud grandparents are Murray and
Marlene Forbes and Tony and Joan
Middegaal. Other special people in
Chloe's life are great-grandma
Grace Forbes and aunt Edith
Landsborough. We are grateful to
Dr. K. Hay, Dr. Wenske and the
nursing staff for their excellent care
during our stay at the Clinton
Hospital. 39-1
RAISE CHINCHILLAS AS A
profitable full or part-time
business. Obtain a tax deduction for
1996. We provide animals,
supplies, instruction, market,
financing. Consignment herds
available. Start in basement,
garage, spare room or barn.
Canadian Chinchilla, P.O. Box
1684, St. Marys, Ont. N4X 1C1
519-229-6117. 39-2
BAINTON. Cenetta Bainton, after
three months in hospital is very
pleased to be back home. She
would like to thank her friends and
family for all the "get well" wishes,
notes and letters she received while
in hospital. Also many thanks for
flowers she received. Special
thanks to Glenyce for the beautiful
roses she brought to me from my
own garden at home. God Bless
you all. Love — Cenetta. 39-1
DYKSTRA. The family of the late
Mrs. Ann Dykstra likes to extend
their thanks to family, friends and
neighbours who expressed their
sympathy in the form of memorial
donations, flowers, cards, visits and
phone calls. Special thanks to the
ladies society of the Clinton
Christian Reformed Church who
provided the lunch, Beattie-
Falconer Funeral Home and Pastor
J. Quartel for leading the funeral
service. Thanks for all your
concern and prayers. — Murray and
Doreen Siertsema and the Dykstra
family. 39-1
McCUTCHEON. We think we are
finished celebrating our anniver-
sary now (--actual date Sept. 22).
Special thanks to Gary and Jane for
all of their work in hosting the
party at their farm. Also special
thanks to Brenda and Dan for their
part in putting together a great
party. Thanks too, to Margaret
Jarvis, Martha Finnerty, Mary Lou
McNevitts, Jim Armstrong, Jan van
Vliet, Neil McGavin, Cardiff's
Catering Service, Colin McIntosh
and his band. Thanks to all who
expressed good wishes at the party,
on the street, through cards,
telephone calls, visits, gifts, etc.
We have a lot of happy memories.
— Clarence and Marie. 39 I
RUTLEDGE. The family of Kitty
Rutledge would like to thank those
who gave cards, flowers, food and
donations in our time of bereave-
ment. 39-1
SMITH. I would like to thank my
many friends for the cards, gifts
and phone calls I received since
being in hospital and coming home.
Your kindness will always be
remembered. — Joe Smith. 39-lp
VERBEEK. The family of the late
Hans "Fritz" Verbeek would like to
thank relatives, friends and
neighbours for their support during
our time of loss. The many cards,
flowers, food brought to our
homes, and donations to heart and
stroke were greatly appreciated.
We would also like to thank Rev.
Campbell for her comforting
service, the pallbearers, Betts
Funeral Home, and the ladies of the .
Melville Presbyterian Church for
the lovely lunch following the
service. Your expressions of
sympathy and kindness will always
be remembered. — The Marks and
Verbeek families.. 39-1
VERBEEK. I would like to thank
my family, friends and neighbours
for the lovely cards, food and visits
during my Stay in the Wingham
Hospital. Also, thanks to Dr. Gear,
Dr. Hanlon and the second floor
nurses for their care. — Marie. 39-1
YOUNG. Thanks to everyone who
remembered us with gifts, cards,
and best wishes on the occasion of
our 40th wedding anniversary. It
was a special time for us. — Marion
and Bill Young. 39-1p
1996 ANNUAL TURKEY BAN
quet Wednesday, October 9, 1996,
7:00 p.m. Belgrave Arena. Adults
$10.00; Children $5.00. Tickets
available at Belgrave Co-op,
Belgrave Variety Store, Wingham
Credit Union, Vance's Pharmacy -
Wingham, Blyth Printing. Advance
'Pickets Only. 38-2
FALL RUMMAGE SALE -
Blyth United Church is now
collecting good used clothing for
their fall rummage sale October 18
& 19. Please leave items (from now
until Oct. 15) inside back door of
United Church or call B. J. Brooks
for pickup 523-4503. Thank you.
38-2
LUCKNOW AND DISTRICT
Lions Club Lucky Bingo every
Sunday, Lucknow Community
Centre, 7:15 p.m. Doors open
6:30 p.m. Air conditioned. Wheel-
chair accessible. Potential prize
board over $3,000. $1,000 jackpot
must go every week. tfn
COME AND GO COMMUNITY
Shower for Gail Neill at St. John's
Anglican Church, Brussels on
Monday, October 7 from 7 - 9 p.m.
Everyone welcome. Gail will marry
Greg Wheeler in November. 38-2p
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$4.00. Additional words
150 each.
500 will be deducted
if ad is paid by the
following Wednesday
DEADLINE
2 p.m. Monday
in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
In Blyth
Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT,
fridge and stove included,
do' ntown Blyth, very clean. Phone
523-9141 or 357-4049. 39-tfn
3 BEDROOM HOUSE IN BRUS-
sels, large yard, garage, $550 per
month, Nov. 1/96, 887-6056. 39-1p
HOUSE FOR RENT - BRUSSELS
- 3 bedroom with garage, country
kitchen and large backyard. $550
per month plus utilities. Available
Nov. 1. Phone 887-6178. 39-1p
FARMHOUSES FOR RENT -
Two 3-bedroom farmhouses
located just outside Blyth. For
information call: 519-357-3330
(weekdays 8-5). 39-2
CLINTON, 161 JAMES STREET,
newer 2 bedroom deluxe apart-
ment, controlled entry, 3 appliances
included, laundry facilities
available, $450 plus utilities. Call
519-685-2264. 39-2
THREE BEDROOM FARM-
house near Walton for rent. Call
887-6181 between 8 a.m. and
8 p.m. 38-2
TWO BEDROOM UPSTAIRS
apartment in Blyth, fridge and
stove included, $300.00 per month
plus utilities. Phone 523-4531.
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TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
in Blyth, stove, fridge, utilities
included. References. Phone 482-
9371. 31-tin
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
in quiet, friendly village. Close to
playground and ballpark. Call 526-
7355. 27-tin
APARTMENT FOR RENT IN
Brussels, 2 bedroom, $400/month
plus hydro. Phone 1-519-229-8958.
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BLYTH - HOUSE FOR RENT, 2
bedrooms, stove/fridge, 2 minutes
from downtown. Available now.
$450/month plus utilities. Phone
523-4740. 32-tin
OVERLOOKING DOWNTOWN
Brussels — 2 bedroom apartment,
2 appliances included. Phone 887-
9007. 33-tin
DUPLEX IN AUBURN - LARGE
living room and eat-in kitchen, two
bedrooms, close to ball park and
playgrounds. $380.00 plus utilities.
Call 526-7355. 35-tin
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ARTICLES
FOR SALE
TOMATOES, POTATOES, AND
cabbage, for sale at North Huron
Gardens. Call 887-6870 before you
come. 39-1
FARM FRESH APPLES, FRESH
pressed cider, apple butter, honey,
Maitside Orchards, County Road
16, west of Brussels. Phone 887-
6883. Open daily. 39-3p
GIRL'S FIGURE SKATES, SIZE
3, like new $20.00. 887-6289.39-1p
WOOD BURNING FIREPLACE
with glass door and brass trim,
nearly new. Phone 523-9433.39-1p
FARM FRESH BROWN EGGS
for sale. Phone 523-4332. 33-cow
BLAKE'S APPLE ORCHARD
is now harvesting McIntosh and
Cortland starting at $4.50 a 1/2
bushel. Cider, apple butter and
Bartlett pears available. Brussels
887-6972. 36-tfn
CORNER CHINA CABINETS,
chest of drawers, entertainment
centres and book shelves. Ken
White, evenings 887-6285. 38-2p
CATHY'S SHOPPE, WOOD-
crafts and more, 1 1/4 miles north
of Winthrop, turn right, second
place on left. 527-1484. 38-3
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. To be held at Joe Chatterton's.garage,
. Queen St., North, Highway #4, Blyth
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. GARAGE EQUIPMENT: Lincoln 180 electric welder, 25 ft. 220 volt
• extension cord, some old shop manuals, headlight aimers, metal •
* cabinet, hydraulic Jacks, several jack stands, acetylene torches and 4
'cart, 1 Ion chain fall, some air tools, impact sockets, front alignment
* camber and caster gauges, OTC hydraulic press, toe In gauge, gear
• pullers, hand tools, chains, small battery charger, tech and dwell : ' meter AVR, Ohm and volt meter, old filing cabinet, oil furnace, 250 •
. gal. oil tank, 2 wheel trailer, misc. bolts, hydraulic hand pump, small 4
7 sand blast gun and mask, 2 x 4 ceiling tile. 6
V. HOUSEHOLD, ETC.: McCullough 10" chalnsaw, 220 volt air •
7 conditioner, 2 push lawn mowers, older 4 HP and 5 HP riding lawn •
7 mowers, 4 bicycles, portable spin dry washer, small desk, vanity *
7 dresser, single wooden bed, 3 drawer chest, recliner, old radio, some
7bedding, etc. Note household items will be sold first. Lunch booth. 4
• TERMS: CASH OR CHEQUE WITH PROPER I.D.
AUCTIONEER: RICHARD LOBB 519-482-7898
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