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THANKS
APPROXIMATELY 200 MIXED
tree tops. Call 887-9052. 14-1
ONE PAIR ROLLER BLADES,
size three, one pair size six, in good
condition. $25.00 pair. Phone 523-
9503. 14-1
AUCTION
SALES
A ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
NEWLY DECORATED APART-
ment. Your choice, upper or lower,
large living room, country kitchen,
2 bedroom, Auburn. $350 plus
utilities. Call 526-7355. 05-tfn
APARTMENT FOR RENT IN
Brussels, 2 bedroom, $400/month
plus hydro. Phone 1-519-229-8958.
28-tfn
BLYTH - TWO BEDROOM
apartment, utilities (except cable
and phone) included. References.
Phone 482-9371. 09-tfn
TWO LOCATIONS AVAILABLE
in Clinton - new two bedroom,
quiet 4 plex, controlled entry, 4
appliances, laundry facilities
available, ideal for seniors, $450.00
and $475.00 monthly, plus utilities.
519-685-2264. 14-4
BRIAN RINTOUL
Auction Calendar
Wed., April 9
Harold Elliott
Ashfield Twp.
Sat.. April 12
Carl Bet Farms Ltd.
Carl & Betty Hooey
Huron Twp.
Sat., April 19
Stanley Farm Equipment
Consignment
Kitchener Stock Yards (Olex)
Every Tues. & Thurs.
Brussels Livestock
every Friday
RR *3 Wingham
357-2349
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AUCTION SALE
to be held at Richard Lobb’s Auction Building In Clinton
for several consignors
SATURDAY, APRIL 12 AT 9 A.M.
COINS: over 100 lots, Can., U.S., and foreign coins and bills, mint
sets.
SPORTS CARD same as last auction.
CARPET: quantity of new remnants with sizes up to 12 x 14 ft
APPLIANCES: Admiral fridge - left hand door - nearly new, chest
freezer, matching washer and dryer (good ones), 3 colour TVs,
dehumidifier.
FURNITURE: modem bedroom suite with box spring and mattress,
reclining love seat with matching reclining chair - like new, leather
chesterfield and matching love seat cost $4,000 new (like new), 3
matching wall units (good ones), modern roil top desk - 28 In. wide,
Vilas chesterfield with 2 matching chairs, modern oak coffee and
end tables, antique flat-to-wall cupboard top, 12 place setting of Old
Country Rose Royal Albert dishes, plus several serving pieces,
garden tiller, platform scale, chain saw, garden tools, plus our
usual large offering too numerous to mention.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I.D.
AUCTIONEER: RICHARD LOBB 482-7898
THURSDAY, APRIL 10 AT 11 A.M. - Large offering of tractors,
combines, farm machinery at Richard Lobb’s Auction Building in
Clinton for Rick LeBeau, Walter Bell plus other consignors.
SATURDAY, APRIL 19 AT 10 A.M. - Honda ATC 3 wheeler, 2 tractors,
small farm machinery, woodworking equipment & tools, 2
snowmobiles, chain saws, van windows, miscellaneous items, for
Ed Cornish, 2 1/2 miles west of Clinton on Bayfield Rd. then 2 miles
south. 233-9211.
Rent-geared-to-income,
one bedroom
apartments available in
Brussels. Appliances
and utilities included.
Laundry facilities in
building. Maximum
rent is $425.00.
Please call
1-800-265-1720.
A ACCOMMODATION
WANTED
DOUG JACOB
AND JOE ZEHR
AUCTIONS
271-7894 OR 887-9599
Wed., Apr. 9th at 9:30 a.m.:
An annual auction sale of trac
tors, combine & farm machin
ery at the Jacob Auction
Centre, Herbert St., Mitchell.
Consignments welcome. (Call
auctioneers).
Frl., Apr. 11th at 11:00 a.m.:
Auction sale of farm machinery
and misc. equipment. To be
held at Kintore for the Estate of
Ron Sims.
Sat., Apr. 12th at 10:00 a.m.:
Auction sale of antiques, furni
ture and misc. household items
at 374 Queen St. in the Village
of Lakeside for Jim Morrison.
THE BLYTH FESTIVAL
urgently requires housing for the
1997 Summer Company Members
from May 1st to September 15.
WilL rent apartments, rooms or
entire house. Please contact Karen
Stewart at 519-523-4345. 14-2
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
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FOR SALE
386-25 COMPUTER, 2 Megs of
RAM, 3 1/2 and 5 1/4 floppy drives,
colour monitor. Windows and DOS
and other games installed. $300 or
best offer. Phone 887-6535. 14-2
RAISE CHINCHILLAS AS
profitable full or part-time busi
ness. We provide graded animals,
supplies, market, financing.
Excellent tax benefits available.
Canadian Chinchilla, P.O. Box
1684, St. Marys, Ont. N4X 1C1,
519-229-6117. 13-2
LIKE NEW 42" LAWN SWEEPER
with hopper. Phone 887-9301 after
6 p.m. 14-lp
HELPING THE WORLD
WRITE NOW
AUCTION SALE
of farm machinery & miscellaneous
Will be held for Emma Franken
R. R. #2 Auburn Lot 28, Cone. 2 - East Wawanosh Twp.
6 miles west of Blyth and
1 mile north of Auburn on County Road 22
MONDAY, APRIL 14,1997 AT 11 A.M. SHARP
TRACTORS: 3130 John Deere - cozy cab, tires 18-4-344piesel),
Ferguson 27 horse, gas; Husqvarna riding lawnmower LT 125, 6
speed; Bolens lawnmower.
MACHINERY: I.H. 710 plow - 4 furrow semi-mount, Ford 5 furrow
plow, New Holland 355 mix mill wlth-load auger, John Deere 8250
18 run, seed drill, grass seeds (like new). Hay Equipment: 479
New Holland haybine, 256 New Holland rake, 273 New Holland
baler, 268 New Holland baler, * Round bale gripper for plastic
bale moving, Innls haytether, Kverneland round bale (Individual
wrap) - self-loading & unloading wrapper, Belarls manure
spreader (150 bushel), New Idea picker-sheller, 2 row, New Idea
12 row husklng-bed corn picker, New Idea 2 row 8 husking-bed
picker, 2 New Idea pickers (for parts), front-mount 4 row bean
puller, gravity box on wheels, Westfield 41* grain auger (6"), I.H.
#10 seed drill for parts & grass seeder for parts.
TRUCKS: 1989 GMC black 4x4, 3/4 ton, new paint, new
transmission, sell certified; 1982 Ford (as is), 1981 GMC 1/2 ton
(as is).
MISCELLANEOUS: Livestock trailer 7* x 16* bumper hitch (5 yr.
old), 21/2 ton feed bln, 3 PH post hole digger, wagon & flat rack,
assortment of wagon gears, manure spreader (trailer), tractor
chains, stable cleaner unit, 200 square foot 1" ceramic tiles (for
manger), 2-5 horse motors, wire mesh for weaner decks, pig
scale, farrowing crates, straw chopper for small square bales,
barn fans, 3 PTH cement mixer with hopper, 2-4" grain augers,
round bale feeders, square bale feeder, 5 gates 10* x 18*, water
troughs, Gallagher fencer, squeeze chute (cattle), cedar rails,
fence posts, Husqvarna filler (self-propelled), assortment of
milking equipment - pipeline jar & vacuum pump.
Plan to attend. Farm is sold. Lunch booth.
Terms: Cash or cheque with proper I.D. day of sale. Not
responsible for accidents. Verbal announcements take
precedence over advertising. Items listed as described by
owner.
FOR INFORMATION CALL MIKE FRANKEN 524-9724.
AUCTIONEER BRIAN RINTOUL 357-2349
COOK. The family of the late
Grace Cook wish to express their
sincere appreciation to their
relatives and friends for their many
expressions of sympathy shown to
us in the loss of our dear mother
and grandmother. Special thanks to
all the Huronview staff, Dr.
Woldnik, Palliative Care, Rev. Rea
Grant and the McBumey Funeral
Home for their many acts of kind
ness. We will always remember
your thoughtfulness. - Hugh Cook,
Larry Cook, June Cook, Fay
McClinchey, Dorothy Carter and
families. _ 14-lp
ELSTON, William John. We
would like, at this time, to express
our deepest grati-tude to all our
many friends, neighbours and
relatives who comforted us in the
recent passing of a husband, father
and grand-father, Bill. Thank you
to Dr. McGregor and the I.C.U.
nurses for all their care and
kindness. Thank you also to the
McBurney Funeral Home, Rev.
Allan Barr and all the ladies who
prepared and served the lunch
following the service. We extend
our sincere appreciation for the
beautiful floral tributes, donations,
cards, and food brought to our
homes. - Isabel and family.
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FITCH. The family of the late
Mary Fitch would like to thank
everyone for their kind expressions
of sympathy during our recent
bereavement, for donations sent in,
for food brought to our houses, and
for floral tributes and cards we will
treasure. We thank Doctors Hanlon
and McGregor and the staff at
Braemar Nursing Home who cared
for her so patiently and well. Thank
you to those who visited Mary at
Braemar and made her stay more
pleasant. A special thank you to
Rev. Maggie Keates for a lovely
service and for your care and
concern for Mary while at Braemar
and for all of us this past week.
Thank you also to the McBumey
Funeral Home staff for their help
and to the ladies of the Mclntosh-
Belmore U.C.W. for the delicious
lunch. - Earl and Audrey Fitch,
Ruth and Lucien Bouffard, Merle
and John Cousins, Ross and Joyce
Fitch. 14-1
HOUSTON. I would like to thank
family, friends and neighbours for
all the cards, flowers and food
received during my illness. Special
thanks to Dr. Janet Zettel, Seaforth
and Dr. Kevin Coulter, London for
their excellent care. - Maxine. 14-1
COLD STORAGE APPLES - A
good supply of Ida Red, Empire
and Spartan apples. Also Wellesley
apple butter. Contact Boyd Taylor,
523-9279. 13-2
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MARKS. We would like to thank
all those who helped out with our
farm sale on March 22. Preparing
for the sale, running the food booth
and assisting the auctioneer was a
great deal of work. Your help made
the day go smoothly and we could
not have done it without you.
Thanks again. - Dave and Alice.
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