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2 p.m. Monday
in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
in Blyth
Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
3 BEDROOM FARMHOUSE
near Brussels, available May.
Phone 887-6918. 15-4
A ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
FOR RENT: 3 BEDROOM HOUSE
on large, quiet and shady lot in
Blyth. Close to school and park.
Large insulated shed/workshop.
Available May 1. Call 523-4455 for
more information. 07-tfn
180 DRUMMOND ST. W„ BLYTH
seniors apartment, $575, heat and
hydro included. Phone 523-9695.
44-tfn
BLYTH - AVAILABLE APRIL 1.
2 bedrooms, includes fridge, stove,
heat and hydro, no animals,
references required. Contact 482-
9371. 12-tfn
A ACCOMMODATION
WANTED
/housing X
NEEDED
for the
BLYTH FESTIVAL'S
1999 COMPANY
Houses - apartments - rooms
- boarding situations - and a
lake front cottage needed.
Call Joan at 523-4345 (days)
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A ARTICLES
FOR SALE
TREES AVAILABLE NOW -
Spruce, Pine, White Birch, ranging
from 2 - 8 ft. tall. Phone 887-9083.
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IS YOUR ROOF LEAKING?
Tired of replacing with asphalt?
Diamond Steel Roofing offers an
affordable, permanent solution.
Call 357-3760 or I-888-8IO-ROOF
(7663). l7-3p
WINDBREAK TREES - 2' PINE
and spruce, 6' white ash, bare root
shade trees, red oak, birch, maple,
catalpa, and Summit ash. Treebelt,
I mile west of Blyth. Call 523-
9771. 17-2
CEMETERY TOMBSTONE
Toppers. Many different beautiful
silk designs, $30 to $40, no tax,
also numerous garage sale items.
Open Saturdays. Deanna Snell,
523-471 I, Cone. 12 - 13, Hullett
Twp. west of Highway 4. 17-4
A ARTICLES
FOR SALE
PINE BUNK BEDS COMPLETE
$189.95, entertainment centres
$1 19.95, desks $49.95 up, sofa
beds $69.95 up, dryers $79.95 up,
fridges $89.95 up, freezer mid-size
$169.95, recliners $29.95 up,
double bed $169.96, table and
chairs $69.95 up, 3/4 bed $139.95,
stove $69.96, almond fridge and
stove $375 a pair, captain's bed
$89.95 up, colour TV $99.95, sofas
$40 up, barbecue $69.95, china
cabinet $79.95, chest of drawers
$49.95, dressers $49.95 up. older
farm weigh scales up to 1,000 lbs.
$250, high chair $21.95, strollers
$10 up, dehumidifiers $89.95 up,
water skis $39.95 up, coffee tables
$12.50 up. Quality Used Furniture,
86 Albert St., Clinton. Open
Wednesday through Saturday, 12
4115:30.482-1444. 17-1
PLASTIC PIGGY TUBS FOR
sale, feeders and drinkers. Phone
887-9364. 16-2p
FINAL CLEARANCE OF IDA
Red apples. Also our fresh maple
syrup available now. Contact Boyd
Taylor, 523-9279. 16-2
RIDING LAWN MOWERS -
Yardman 16 h.p. 42" $1400.00.
Dynamark 12 h.p. 38" $900. Both
excellent condition. Phone 887-
6605. 16-2
HEART HEALTHY EMU MEAT
low fat, low cholesterol and Emu
oil. Meat prices reduced by 50%
and more. Summer sausage and
smoked sausage. Adrian Vos 523-
4294. 24-tfn
AUCTION
SALES
Auction
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Saturday, May 1
Donald J. Forester
Huron Twp.
Farm Machinery
Saturday, May 8
John Ebersol
Farm Machinery
Milverton
Saturday, May 15
Morley Scott
Huron Twp.
Monday, May 24
Estate Thelma Cardiff
Brussels
Saturday, May 29
Merle Kerr
Ashfield Township
Saturday, June 5
Delmar & Judy Sproul
West Wawanosh
Tues. & Thurs.
K.W. Stockyards
Fridays
Brussels Livestock
AUCTIONEER:
Brian Rintoul
357-2349
ESTATE AUCTION SALE
To be held for the Estate of Ross (Jake) McClure.
i Go north of Seaforth 6 1/4 miles to Concession 11 which is 1 1/4 miles
(fr north of Winthrop, turn west go 3/4 of a mile
Y SATURDAY, MAY 1 AT 10 A.M.
A VAN: 1987 Ford Jay B Signature Series conversion van with table, f second set of captain's seats, rear seat bed, plush upholstery, not a
Y raised roof. 147,000 kms.
1 TRACTORS: White 1370 diesel with White 1532 loader, hyd. bucket, A (real clean), Cockshutt 1750 diesel with cab and hydra power, Oliver 550
Y gas tractor, newer rubber only 1479 hrs. (real clean), Cockshutt 60 gas
1 tractor.A MACHINERY: Cockshutt 565 4 furrow 16" semi-mount |
Y International 130 single axle, double beater manure spreader (good
i one), Hutchison model C 1600 corn cleaner on wheels, Speed King 36' - A 6" grain auger, Lucknow 7 ft. snowblower, Glencoe 17 ft. trail cultivator,
Y Cockshutt 3242 3 furrow 3 PTH plow, IH 15 run seed and fertilizer drill
I on steel (good one), Kongskilde 11 ft. cultivator, George White 30 ft. hay A and grain elevator, 3 drum land roller, Gehl 10: portable hammermill,
Y McCormick belt drive plate grinder, Innes 570 bean windrower with
i cross conveyor, Cockshutt 4 bar side rake (looks good), JD 3 PTH
A mower, 2 wagons and flat racks, 2 hyd. cylinders, Maun bean |
Y section diamond harrows, portable air compressor.
, LAWN MOWERS: 2 Roper 8 HP riding mowers, Toro gas mower.A ADDITIONS: 2 gravity boxes, 6 row scuffler, 50 gal. & 100 gal. gas tanks
J for back of pick up.
ANTIQUES AND TOOLS: Horse drawn cutter, old scale, grain bagger, A cross cut saw, cream can, lantern, crocks, copper boilers, cheese▼ boxes, alladin's lamp, washstands, dressers, large antique chest of
drawers, antique table, combination side board, china cabinet, 6A handmade quilts, Snow Jet snowmobile, pressback chairs, plus many
y other items, 450 bales of straw.
SALE ORDER: 10 a.m. small farm items, tools, etc. Approx. 11 a.m. farm
A machinery tractors, van approx. 12 noon, antique furniture, appliances
▼ & glassware.
Terms Cash or Cheque with proper I.D.
A Auctioneer: Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clinton
▼ www.auctionhotline.com
AUCTIONEERS
JOSEPH ZEHR DOUG JACOB
(519) 887,-9599 (519) 271-7894
UPCOMING SALES
Wed., April 28 at 4:30 p.m.:
Auction sale of furniture, antiques
and misc. household items to be
held at the Tavistock Memorial
Hall in Tavistock for Jim and
Mildred Burford of Stratford.
Thurs., April 29 at 4:00 p.m.:
Auction sale of furniture,
appliances, antiques and misc.
household to be held at the Jacob
Auction Centre, 185 Herbert St.,
Mitchell for area consignors.
EVENING
AUCTION SALE
Of Home Furnishings,
Antiques and Tools will be
held for
MR. WALLY WIERSMA
(Wingham)
with added consignments, in
Teeswater Agri-Curl, on
MONDAY, MAY 3 6:00 P.M.
Auctioneers;
Wallace Ballagh,
Teeswater 392-6170
Grant McDonald,
Ripley 395-5353
DEN DEKKER. Arnold and
Chantelle are pleased to announce
the safe and quick arrival of
Connor Frederick weighing 6 lbs.
7 oz. on March 30, 1999 at 6:09
a.m. at Clinton Public Hospital.
Proud first-time grandparents are
Fred and Sharon Stephenson.
Brussels and thirteenth grandchild
for Hans and Gerie den Dekker, RR
2. Bluevale. 17-1
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PIRCH. Hi - my name is Natalie
Kimberly Pirch. My Mom and Dad
are Reinhardt and Kellie, my
brother is Alex and we live in
Kitchener. I was born April 19,
1999 at KW Hospital and weighed
in at nine pounds. The proud
grandparents are Bill and Joan
Stephenson and Great-Grandma
Stephenson of Brussels, Herman
and Anita Pirch of Kitchener. 17-1 p
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
435 SQ. FT. OF PRIME RETAIL
space for rent. Ideal for specialty
shop or boutique. Downtown
Blyth, across from the Blyth
Festival. For more information call
Peter or Carol at 523-4700,
Tuesday to Saturday, 10 a.m. -
5 p.m. tfn
Help protect the environment
Reduce, reuse and recycle
c CARD OF
THANKS
HOONAARD. I would like to
thank all those who sent cards,
flowers and food to me following
the death of my husband, Peter. A
special thank you to the staff at
Huronlea for their care while Peter
stayed there and also to Home
Care, and to Dr. Warwick and Dr.
Rooyakkers for all their kindness
and concern. Thank you to the
Blyth U.C.W. for the lunch
following the funeral and Beattie-
Falconer Funeral Home - Tasker
Chapel. - Mary and family. 17-Ip
JOHNSTON. I would like to take
this opportunity to -thank my
neighbours and friends for their
many acts of kindness shown to me
during my brief stay in hospital.
You are the best. Thanks also for
cards, visits and phone calls I
received. Special thanks to Dr.
Gear and to the nurses for always
being there. Many, many thanks to
one and all. - Freda Johnston. 17-1
KRAUTER. Just want to express
my thanks to all the kind friends
and neighbours for helping me
celebrate my 80th birthday. -
Marguerite Krauter. 17-1
PEARSON. A sincere thank you to
all those who remembered me in
any way during my recent illness
with cards, flowers, and phone
calls. To the ambulance staff, Dr.
Sleeth and nurses and staff of
Wingham & District Hospital, Rev.
Chris Johnston and to all those who
gave my wife Edna rides to
Wingham and those who offered. It
was greatly appreciated by us both.
- Ralph Pearson. 17-1 p
PERISH would like to thank the
Brussels Optimists. To the bands
and their supporters Face Plant is
an opportunity for which we are
grateful. Your tremendous
assistance and faith in us means
more to us than we can say. Also,
a big thanks to Lerch and his
friends for the muscle power. -
Joshua Gropp, Rob McKercher and
Tim Mulvey. 17-1 p
PHILLIPS. We wish to express our
heartfelt thanks to the community
for their overwhelming support
during our recent loss of husband,
father and friend Bill. To the Lions
Club, Oddfellows Rebekah Lodge
for their generous donations, to our
neighbours, family and friends for
plants, flowers, food, cards and
donations - thank you. To Grey
Central Public School and Bus 3
for the plant and many, many cards
and your ongoing support and
friendship to Scott and Robyn.
Thank you to Rev. Cathrine
Campbell and the Schimanski
Family Funeral Home for their
guidance and help, also to Linda,
Steve, Brian, Cheryl and Kevin for
their kind words of Bill at the
funeral service. To Barb Bragg and
Barb Black for their hard work
after the service - thank you. And
finally to my family Dad and
Marilyn, Linda and Warren, Dave
and Karen, Murray and Jen, Paula
and Steve, Andrew and Darlene
who we consider family, thank you
for your love and support with
whom we couldn't have got through
this without. Bill's family spent a
week here from Calgary and left
fully understanding why Bill loved
it here so much. Thank you again.
Sincerely - Wendy, Robyn and
Scott. 17-1
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