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FOR SALE
A SUPPLY OF MORRIS
TOWNSHIP SHIRTS
T-Shirts $3.00 each
Polo Shirts $5.00 each
Various sizes for adults
and children available.
Available while supply
lasts, at the Morris
Township Municipal Office.
FOR INFORMATION CALL
519-887-6137
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500 will be deducted
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following Wednesday
DEADLINE
2 p.m. Monday
in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
In Blyth
Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
NEW LARGE ONE BEDROOM
apartment available May 1,
Wineberry Apartments. Phone 523-
9695. 14-tfn
3 BEDROOM COUNTRY HOUSE,
1 1/2 baths, near Londesboro.
Phone 523-4207. 14-2
3 BEDROOM SEMI IN BLYTH,
newly decorated, $475/month.
Phone 887-9007. 14-2
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT IN
Brussels, $350/month plus utilities.
Inquire 229-8958. 08-tin
LARGE TWO BEDROOM
apartment. Newly decorated.
Available now. Phone Brian, 887-
9830. 11-4
AVAILABLE MAY 1, QUEEN ST.,
Blyth - quaint, 2 bedroom, two
bathroom, tastefully decorated
home. Features a high efficiency
gas furnace and water heater, air-
tight fireplace in the living room,
large shaded deck and landscaped
garden. Commercial or residential
$450/month plus utilities - 1 year
lease. Phone 523-9825 or 523-4943
evenings. 13-tfn
FARMHOUSE FOR RENT - 4
bedroom farmhouse located just
north of Blyth. Monthly rent $600.
For more information: 5 19-357-
3330 (weekdays 8-5). 13-2
HAY - LARGE ROUND BALES.
Also fence posts and firewood.
Phone 523-9528. 14-1
WE'RE MOVING AND HAVE
the following items: John Deere
LX188 lawn mower - used 1 1/2
seasons, roto tiller, hedge trimmer,
weed eater, 18 cu. ft. utility dump
trailer, push mower, Octagon picnic
table, 1983 Oldsmobile 98
Regency, 523-4816. 14-2
STEFFEN COMPUTER SERVICES
-Pentium II system complete with
17" monitor only $1,998.
Unlimited 56k internet only
$25/month. Free 5 hour/month
intemet accounts. Call 357-3700.
14-4p
64 FOOT TV TOWER. BEST
offer. 887-6817. 13-2
TREES FOR SALE - SPRUCE,
pines, white birch, all sizes and
shapes, 887-9083 after 5:00. 13-2p
COMPUTER FACTORY SPECIAL
1 year - no payment or free
scanner. Pentium 166 mmx, fully
loaded with colour printer, software
and much, much, more. Internet
ready. $16/wk. 1-800-515-5545
(OAC). Free delivery. 13-5
RED CHIEFTAIN POTATOES,
$5.00 for 50 lbs. Phone 887-9456.
13-2p
SATELLITE SALE: ONLY
$6.50/week (OAC). Includes 80
channels for 1 year. Free delivery
and installation included. Call 1-
800-515-5545. 13-5
AUCTIONEERS
JOSEPH ZEHR DOUG JACOB
(519) 887-9599 (519) 271-7894
Farm Sales, Real Estate,
Household, Antiques, Appraisals, Etc.
UPCOMING SALES
Sat., Apr. 11 at 12 p.m. - Auction
sale of tractors, combine, bean
equipment and machinery at the
Tavistock Pork Yard, 3 1/2 miles
east of Tavistock on Cty. Rd. 24 for
Tim & Howard Roth & the estate
of Glenn Bast.
Thurs., Apr. 16 at 4:30 p.m. -
Auction of furniture, antiques,
tools & household misc. to be held
at the Tavistock Memorial Hall in
Tavistock for the Estate of
Wi nni fred Strassburger &
Woodstock home.
Fri., Apr. 17 at 7:00 p.m. -
Auction of horses & tack to be held
at the Woodstock Fair Grounds in
Woodstock for Bilyea Horse
Auctions.
Sat., Apr. 18 at 9:30 a.m. -
Auction of horses, trailers & tack
to be held at the Woodstock Fair
Grounds in Woodstock for Bilyea
Horse Auctions.
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To be held for Smith Farm and Garden Centre, 1 1/2 miles east of 1
1 Goderich on Highway #8 1 SATURDAY, APRIL 11 AT 9:00 A.M. •
1 TRUCK AND EQUIPMENT: 1 . 3 - Kenwood FM mobile two-way radios; Base FM with power 4
1 supply; Base FM aerial: 16 ft. x 6 ft. Tandem landscapers trailer; 1 •
6 1986 Ford 4 x 4 F250 - 3/4 ton diesel automatic with Fisher 7 ft. • •
1 snowplow (real clean - SUBJECT TO RESERVE); 1981 Ford 4 x 4 . •
1 one ton dually with Meyers 7 ft. snowplow, 1978 GMC 350 one ton • y
1 dually; 4 speed with 12 x 7 ft. box front mount pole hoist (350 miles • •
1 since last safety). Kubota 3 PTHitch 42 inch tiller; 7 ft. blade; 5 ft. .
1 rotary mower; Parker motorized lawn vacuum; 7 x 6 ft. electric road . •
• sign; older portable sign with letters; 8 - 20 ft. street lights; 3 • •
/ chains; a few power tools; acetylene torch set. 1
1 STORE FIXTURES & STOCK: *
1 Steel shelving; peg board and hooks; 3 - electric cash registers; 3 . •
• - Toledo counter scales; clothing racks; new clothing and boots; . •
1 gloves & mitts; pet supplies; pesticides; fertilizer; flower pots; bulk . •
I garden seeds; lawn ornaments; plants & shrubs and all remaining . •
1 stock. 1
• SALE ORDER: Store Inventory 9:00 a.m. Trucks & Equipment at . •
/ 12:00 NOON.
LUNCH BOOTH PROPERTY IS SOLD *
* TERMS CASH OR CHEQUE WITH I.D. *
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1 AUCTIONEER: Richard Lobb 519-482-7898 Clinton, Ontario
FOR INFORMATION: Reg Smith 519-524-9522 •
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1 THURSDAY, APRIL 9TH AT 11:00 A.M.: Tractors & machinery for
* Arlene Falconer. Go 5 miles west of Holmesville on Cutline Road *
I to Concession 4, turn right and go 2 miles. 524-6487.
SATURDAY, APRIL 18TH AT 9:00 A.M.: Mechanics Tools - Snap On
I & Mac; shop equipment; Case S tractor; air compressor; 3 wheel
• ATV; 4 x 4 Bronco; 1984 Cadillac Seville; snowmobile; furniture
and appliances at LOBB AUCTION, Clinton. For Christina DeBoer ., •
* plus additions. www.auctionhotline.com
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AUCTION SALE
of Farm Machinery, Shop Tools
and Household Effects
will be held for
TOM & SHEILA STULL
Lot 3, Conc. 2, Elma Township
1 corner south of Listowel on Highway 23 and 3 corners west
OR 3 corners west on Highway 86 and 1 corner south
FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1998 AT 10 A.M.
TRACTORS: 4835 Ford New Holland 4 wheel drive, 7310 Ford
loader, 6 1/2 ft. bucket, tires 16-9-30, dual remotes, new in 1996.
Approx. 400 hrs., bale prong. Nuffield 4-65, tires 16-9-30, approx.
3500 hrs., quantity of Nuffield parts. Massey Harris pony tractor
(antique), new tires, rebuilt motor, 1 furrow plow fits pony tractor.
Wheelhorse 20HP riding lawn mower, 48 in. cut, rear tiller, approx.
700 hrs., fertilizer spreader, 2 wheel lawn cart.
MACHINERY: Glenco 14 ft. cultivator, New Idea rake, New Holland
mix mill, Vic 5 ton dump trailer (good), Massey 3PH 7 ft. mower,
New Idea 244 tandem manure spreader with double beater, 25 ft.
heavy duty (double reach) bale wagon, Lucknow 7 ft. snowblower,
IH 2 furrow 3PH plow (2-12), 12 ft. chain harrow.
MISCELLANEOUS AND TOOLS: Wagon loads of miscellaneous,
Precision 12 ft. cattle feeder, Tombstone cattle feeder, Epps 6300
pressure washer (diesel heated), Al semen tank, farm gates,
waterbowl (blue), Super bowl, 3PH woodsplitter, 2 Husqvarna
Model 61 chain saws, King drillpress, Torch & cart, Lincoln 225
welder, Trademaster 10 in. bench saw (new), Emery & vice, sump
pump, air compressor, 20 ton hydraulic jack, 5 ton jack, floor jack,
numerous electric drills & Skill saws, garden tiller, 2 come-a-long
jacks, lawn roller (heavy), wire on roller, bicycles, cattle oiler,
battery charger, numerous small items.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: York stereo system, 3 CD player, White
Westinghouse almond fridge, Frigidaire Elite almond stove,
Classic Kelvinator gold fridge, Corelle dishes for 12, dinner bell,
sugar pot, Shepard barbecue, Roxten coffee table, round wooden
end tables, magazine table, glider rocker, 3/4 size spool bed
(refinished), several bicycles. Large antique dinner bell from old
school.
ATV, CAR & CAR PARTS: 1994 Suzuki quad-runner 4 x 4, approx.
3200 hrs., 1983 Olds Regency 98, 5.7 diesel, 92,000 miles, all
original, loaded, mint condition, sells certified. Numerous Chev &
Old car parts. Plan to attend. Lunch Booth.
TERMS: Cash or acceptable 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 about machinery call
Tom Stull (519) 291-4867
For information about household effects call
Sheila Stull (519) 356-1017
AUCTIONEER: BRIAN RINTOUL (519) 357-2349
THE BLYTH BRANCH OF THE
Royal Canadian Legion would like
to thank all the Branch members
and the public for their support in
making the Steak Barbecue a
success. 14-1
BRIDAL SHOW '98. A big thank
you goes to everyone who helped
make Bridal Show '98 a success. A
special thank you goes to the
models, Calvin Kerr D.J., Peter
Cook for lighting and Peggy
Heffron for all her hard work. 14-1
CALDWELL. Once again I find
myself overwhelmed with all the
kindness and generosity expressed
to me by relatives, neighbours and
friends who sent cards, baking, get-
well gifts and made phone calls and
visits to the house during my recent
accident and surgery. Special
thanks to Dr. Gear, Dr. Omole and
all the nurses and staff of Wingham
and District Hospital for their extra
special care and to Liz, my
physiotherapist for her patience.
Thanks to Don and Cliff Schultz,
super neighbours, for their
assistance in the barn, and to Bob
Scott for being my chauffeur. A
special thanks to my brother Steve
for those early mornings and late
nights spent doing chores and
above all to my wife Evelyn and to
Ian, Kristy, Tim and Mark for their
love and dedication and time spent
doing farm chores. It's during times
like this that we learn just how
much family really means to us.
Thanks again. - Les. 14-1
DAER. The family of the late Bert
Daer would like to extend a
heartfelt thank you to relatives,
friends and neighbours for cards,
flowers, prayers, charitable
donations and food brought to our
homes. Special thank you to the
doctors, nurses and staff at Clinton
Public Hospital for the excellent
care during his hospital stay. Thank
you to Rev. Huntley for his
comforting message, to Beattie-
Falconer Funeral Home, and the
ladies of the U.C.W. for a delicious
lunch after the funeral. All was
greatly appreciated. - Dorothy
Daer and family. 14-lp
HOWATT. We would like to thank
all our neighbours who supported
us after the loss of our sister by
sending cards and gifts at the
service. - Doug and Sherry and
family. 14-lp
HOWATT. Many thanks to our
friends and relatives for cards,
flowers and food brought to the
house at the time of our daughter's
passing. Everything was greatly
appreciated. - Ferne and Edgar
Howatt and family. 14-1
McNICHOL. Matt and I would like
to thank Drs. Hay and Wenske and
the 1st floor nurses at the Clinton
Public Hospital for their care while
Matt was a patient. - Michelle and
Matt. 14 -1p
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