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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1998-05-06, Page 24A AUCTION SALES CARD OF THANKS C AUCTION SALES BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES B A PEOPLE WHO READ NEWSPAPERS ARE STUDENTS WITH BETTER GRADES It all starts with Newspapers With Osteoporosis a fractured hip could be a life sentence. Osteoporosis • : Society of Canada Call 1-800-463-6842 for more information. PAGE 24. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1998. AUCTIONEERS JOSEPH ZEHR DOUG JACOB (519) 887.9599 (519) 271-7894 Farm Sales, Real Estate, Household, Antiques, Appraisals, Etc. UPCOMING 5ALE,S Thurs., May 7 at 4:00 p.m. - Auction of appliances, antiques and misc. items at the Jacob Auction Centre, 185 Herbert St., Mitchell for several area estates. Sat., May 9 at 9:30 a.m. - Auction of plumbing and electrical tools; plumbing supplies; misc. items and furniture to be held at 40 Cuthbertson St. in Bright for Fred and Mildred Sinclair. Wed., May 13 at 4:30 p.m. - Auction of furniture, antiques, misc. household items and tools to be held at .the Tavistock Memorial Hall in Tavistock for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bender. Sat., May 16 at 11:00 a.m. - Auction of cattle, tractors, farm machinery and misc. items to be held at Lot 6, Conc. 3, Kinloss Twp., 2 miles north and 1 mile west of Lucknow for Bill and Irene Haldenby. Tues., May 19 at 5:00 p.m. - Auction of real estate, appliances, antiques and household effects held 1 mile east of Uniondale and 1 1/2 miles north for Howard and Catherine Graff. Wed., May 20 at 7:30 p.m. - Auction of 3-bedroom house, fully renovated on 280' x 620' lot, steel clad dnving shed 24' x 48', 1/4 miles east of Walton and 1/4 miles south for Milt and Phyllis Hammer. Thurs., May 21 at 4:00 p.m. - Auction of furniture, antiques and misc. household items to be held at the Jacob Auction Centre, Mitchell. Wed., May 27 at 4:30 p.m. - Auction of f'urniture, antiques, misc. household items and tools to be held at the Tavistock Memorial Hall in Tavistock for Mrs. Helen and the late Howard McGregor. Thurs., May 28 at 5:30 p.m. - Auction of 96 acre farm, tractors, small farm equipment and misc. farm items to be held 6 km. south of Auburn for Vida and the late Frank Eckenswiller. Sat., May 30 at 9:00 a.m. - Auction of cutters, buggies, misc. horse equip., farm equip. and misc. farm items to be held 3 km. east of Staffa for Mr. and Mrs. Gord Colquhoun. Help protect the environment Reduce, reuse and recycle I .............. RICHARD LOBB i AUCTION CALENDAR T CLINTON 482.7898 WED., MAY 6 AT 7:30 P.M.: Real& estate, house and lot, 499* Queen St., Blyth for Mary Baille& A plus 5 lots. Call Richard Lobb& • for Information or see last& week's paper. THURS., MAY 7 AT 6 P.M.:, Surplus equipment for Ministry of Natural Resources, go 1 1/4 miles north of Clinton on #4 highway, turn right, go 3 1/2 1 miles to Hullett Wildlife area; Maintenance Building. A SAT. MAY 9 AT 9 P.M.: Large ;auction household effects at • Lobb Auction Building. 'WED., MAY 20 AT 6 P.M.: 3 •, tractors, farm machinery, misc., ',for Jim and Marian Rose, first A 'farm, south of Egmondville on ; 1K 4ippen Rd. 522-1217. B BIRTHS ALCOCK. Amy Charlene has landed in the Alcock family tree. Amy arrived on Monday, April 27, 1998 at Seaforth Community Hospital and bowed the branch at 7 lbs. 7 oz. Big sister Kim is thrilled to have a new playmate. Proud parents are Brian and Connie. Spoiling privileges go to grandparents Bill and Sharon McClure, Ross and Cora Alcock, along with Great Grammas Isabel Alcock and Laura Smith. 18-1p ROBERTS. Howard and Sherill thank God for the safe arrival of their daughter Rachel Joan Siversky, who was born at Stratford General Hospital on April 24, weighing 7 lbs. 10 oz. She is a dear little sister for Emma and Evan and is the fifth grandchild for Kay and John Roberts, Belgrave. She is also the third grandchild of Rhoda and Sid Siversky of Vankleek Hill. 18-lp Birth Announcement RICKWOOD (BADLEY) My parents Kevin and Rhonda call me Brody James. I was born on April 8, 1998 at S.T.E.G.H. First grandchild for Larry and Myrtle Badley of Blyth and fifth grandchild for Wilf and Gayle Rickwood of St. Thomas. Second great-grandchild for Vera Badley, Blyth, (Also in picture - my Grandpa Larry) VENDORS WANTED TO SET UP vegetable and fruit stand. Flea market vendors also welcome on busy intersection on Hwy. 4. For more information call 523-9352. 17-2 CARD OF THANKS CALDWELL. I would like to express my thanks to Dr. Hanlon, Dr. Omole and the nursing staff at Wingham Hospital. Also thanks to family and friends for cards, phone calls, baking and flowers received while recovering from surgery. Special thanks to my family for all their love and support at home. — Evelyn. 18-1 DUIZER-CLARK. We would like to thank everyone who came out and supported our buck and doe. It was difficult to get around to see everyone so we do apologize if we missed you. We would also like to thank the wedding party and all others for their hard work, Calvin Kerr for the music, and Loma and Marie for helping to clean up. Thanks again. — Shannon and Mike. 18-1 HOBA. I would like to thank everyone for visits, flowers, prayers, cards and enquiries made after my surgery. Special thanks to Dr. Hay, Dr. Hussey, Dr. Van Walraven and the staff at Stratford General Hospital. — Hubert Hoba. 18-lp LINTON. We would like to thank everyone who showed their concern after Randy's accident. We realize each day how lucky we are to have him still with us. Special thanks to the Blyth Fire Depart- ment who watched over him until the ambulance came. — Dave and Brenda Linton and family. 18-1 McKERCHER/GROPP. As parents we would like to thank the Brussels Optimists for the faith, guidance,_ and support they showed to Perish. They gave these boys an opportunity by taking a chance. Their assistance helped make Face Plant '98 a success. — The McKerchers and the Gropps. 18-1 McKERCHER/GROPP. To the Brussels Optimists — thanks for taking a chance and giving us one. Face Plant '98 rocked! — Rob and Joshua. 18-1 THE BLYTH LIONS would like to thank the Scouting Organization for the park cleanup and for the tree planting on the Greenway Project. Much appreciated. 18-1 TURNBULL. We would sincerely like to thank our families, friends and community for the kindness and support given to us during Marie's illness. Heartfelt thanks is given to the Community Care Access Centre for Huron for the excellent care and support provided by the Town and Country Homemakers. A special thank you to Community Nursing nurses Clara Blake, Marlene Fitch and Karen Smith, as well as the shift nurses. Appreciation and thanks go out to Dr. Zettel and Dr. Edwards for all their kindness, care and visits to comfort Marie. Sincere thanks to family, friends and neighbours for the food brought to the house, visits, phone calls, beautiful flowers, memorial donations and sympathy cards sent. Thanks also to the Morning Star Rebekah Lodge #315 and the Brussels UCW for the delicious lunch following the service. We would especially like to thank Rev. Chris Johnson for being there when we needed her and her husband Rev. James Murray for conducting the funeral service. Special thanks to funeral director Frank Schimanski for his help, guidance and comfort during this difficult time. Words cannot express how everyone's kindness touched our hearts and will always be remembered. — Bill, Marion and Ron Uhler, Jim and Barb Fritz, Shirley Turnbull and families. 18-1 WATSON. The family of the late Reginald Watson wish to express our appreciation for the many acts of kindness, cards and letters of sympathy, food, flowers and donations to charity. A special thanks to Rev. Jeff Hawkins and funeral director Frank Schimanski for their assistance during our time of bereavement. We cannot thank everyone enough for your comforting words and acts of kindness. — Sincerely, The Watson family. 18-1p WATSON. Our sincere thanks for the plants, cards, and calls we have received since Reg's death. _We are blessed with good neighbours and friends. — Carson and Alma Watson. 18-1p WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK those involved in organizing the great birthday party for us last weekend. — Jim, Dorothy, Sharon, Maria and Alex. 18-Ip C MONSTER EUCHRE TOURNA- ment, St. Joseph's R.C. Church, Clinton, Wednesday, May 6, 8 p.m. Over $100.00 in prizes. Lunch provided. Everyone welcome. Sponsored by Knights of Columbus. 18-lp AUBURN LIONS CLUB RUM- mage and Homemade Pie Auction. Auction starting 7 p.m. plus Used Book Sale starting 5 p.m. To be held at Auburn Community Hall, Friday, May 8. 18-1 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 COUNTRY SMORGASBORD, Walton United Church, Monday, May 18, 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. Adults $9, Children - $4.50, 5 and under, free. 16-18-19 FIDDLE JAMBOREE BLYTH & District Community Centre, Sunday, May 17 starts 1 p.m. Admission $4.00; cold dinner $7.00. Overnight camping avail- able. Sponsors: Blyth Lions Club. 18-2 Please join us as we celebrate a century of worshipping in LONDESBORO UNITED CHURCH May 17 - 11:15 a.m. Complimen- tary lunch at the manse following the service. Former choir members invited to meet at 10 a.m. 17-3p EUCHRE TOURNAMENT, MAY 8, 8:00 p.m. at Londesboro Hall. Admission $5.00, over $100.00 in prizes. Lunch provided. Proceeds to hall renovations. 18-lp MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Church, Brussels is hosting a home tour and strawberry social Sunday, June 28 from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. 18-2 ETHEL UNITED CHURCH invites you to their 121st Anniver- sary Service, June 7, 1998 at 11:00 a.m. Guest speaker Gisele Ireland, columnist for "The Rural Voice" and author of 5 books including "The Farmer Takes a Wife". Guest music, Bronwyn Pearson from Exeter. Bronwyn has completed her second year in music at University of Western Ontario. Lunch and fellowship to follow service. Everyone welcome. 18-4 LOVE IN 3/4 TIME - BLYTH Festival Singers present music by Brahms and other lovers, Saturday, May 9, Blyth Memorial Hall, 3 and 8 p.m. concerts. Featuring snippets of Blyth Festival's season plays read by Eric Coates and friends. Tickets $10.00 in advance or $12.00 at the door. Children $5.00. Available from choir members, Blyth Festival Box Office 523- 9300; Snyder Studios, Wingham; Campbell's Photography, Goderich; Dutch Store, Clinton; Nifty Korners, Seaforth. For another $10.00 join the Blyth Festival Staff for supper at 6 p.m. 16-3 BLYTH HORTICULTURAL Society Spring Invitational will be held in the lower hall Tuesday, May 12 at 7:00 p.m. Speaker will be Brigit Hillier. She will show varieties of herbs and talk about how to grow, use and store them. Norma Daer will entertain with spring piano selections. Lunch will be provided. As there was no canvass this year memberships can be purchased at the door for $2. 17-2 COMING EVENTS