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2 p.m. Monday
in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
in Blyth
Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
A ccommodation
for rent
APARTMENT ON MAIN STREET,
Blyth, 2 bedrooms, fridge, stove,
microwave, heat, hydro and cable
included. $550. References.
Available October 1. 523-4957.
33-tin
SWEET CORN, APPLES,
potatoes and more, fresh from our
farm and reasonably priced.
Available daily 10:30 - 8 at
vegetable stand, Main Street,
Seaforth (beside library). Also
firewood, hammocks, rocking
chairs, www.papple.ca or 519-522-
0874. 33-1
D.O.T. CAR CARE - WE SELL
bug deflectors, bug screens,
taillight covers, window tinting,
box liners and so much more. Call
887-9735. 19-eow
EARLY APPLES AND PEARS -
picking soon. Order now. Boyd
Taylor, 52:1 -9279. 33-2
Auction sales
SALE - PLANT PARADISE,
Vanastra. Perennials — flat of 18 -
4" containers are $20. Less than 1/2
price! Trees, shrubs, roses on sale
now. 31-4
BLUE HORIZON POOLS, SPAS
and Landscaping. Your one-stop
shopping for your backyard..
Professional advice and installa-
tion, R.R. #2, (Hwy. 8) Goderich,
524-9804. www.bluehorizon.on.ca
REPRINTS OF PHOTOS TAKEN
by Citizen photographers are
available to purchase. Many in
colour. 4 x 6 - $4.00, 5 x 7 - $5.00,
8 x 10 - $8.00. Phone 523-4792 or
887-9114 to order. tfn
Auction sales
Articles for sale Articles for sale
LARGE AUCTION SALE
to be held at Lobb Auction Building in Clinton
for Bernice MacFarlane of Brussels, Roy Krauter of Londesboro
plus several other good consignors.
#
SATURDAY, AUGUST 31 AT 9 A.M.
Troy 5.5 HP rear tine tiller, Snapper self propelled lawn mower, Yardman
# 12 HP 38" riding lawn mower, large offering modern furniture and
antiques including new La-Z-Boy, new leather chair with ottoman,
bedroom suites, 3 nearly new box springs and mattresses, corner china
#
cabinet, cedar chest, chesterfields, chestabed, handmade quilts,
antique blanket box, chest freezer, fridge, stove, washer, dryer, propane
stove, Lowry double keyboard, organ, some tools, dishware, bedding,
plus for too many items to list. See www.lobbauction.on.ca for full listing.
2 Auctioneers selling starting at 9 am
Note: Appliances sell at 1 pm
Viewing 3 pm 'til 5:30 pm Friday
AUCTIONEERS: RICHARD AND BEN LOBE
519-482-7898
-.410.- '40." -41110.- -41110.-
Births Cards of thanks
APARTMENT FOR RENT -
Large, clean, ground floor, one
bedroom apartment, private
entrance and parking, use of large
yard. Fridge, stove, heat, hydro and
cable TV, $495/month. 523-4937.
33-1
BLYTH - LARGE 3-BEDROOM
century duplex, new windows, gas
furnace, private drive, close to
main street, no pets. Available
Sept. 1. 523-4929 or 523-4478.
32-2
LARGE TWO-STOREY, 4-
bedroom farmhouse near Belgrave.
887-6443. 31-4
BLYTH - ONE BEDROOM
apartment, close to all amenities,
washer and dryer hookup available,
utilities and cable included,
parking, available immediately.
Call 523-4351. 27-tfn
EXECUTIVE THREE-BEDROOM
apartment with stove and fridge,
immediate possession, $450 plus
utilities, no pets or smoking, cable
TV, laundry room, private entry,
downtown Brussels. (519) 746-
9997. (Above Kang's Brussels
Pharmacy). 30tfn
THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE IN
Brussels, close to school and
downtown, references needed,
preferably no pets. Phone 887-
9611, please leave a message.32-2p
TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT
in Clinton, quiet 4-plex, controlled
entry, 4 appliances included,
laundry facilities, parking, close to
downtown, $450 plus utilities. Call
519-685-2264. 32-tfn
TWO-BEDROOM UPPER APART-
ment downtown Brussels, fridge
and stove, $395 plus utilities.
Phone 519-887-9007. 31-tfn
WINEBERRY APARTMENTS -
New, one-bedroom apartment, one
block to bank, post office and
grocery store. Heat and hydro
included and can be wheelchair
accessible. Please call 519-523-
9695. 19-tfn
SEAFORTH: SILVERCREEK
Apts., large, 2 bedroom, luxury
apt., 3 appliances, controlled entry.
For mature adults. Phone 519-522-
0442 or 519-527-1577. 48-tfn
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT,
central location. Blyth, utilities
included, available now. Phone
482-9371. 02-tin
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
ON
SATURDAY, AUGUST 31 AT 9:00 A.M.
Of tractors, farm machinery, antiques, household effects, lawn
equipment and misc, items to be held at Lot 29 Conc. 13 Grey
Twp., 5 miles west of Monkton and 2 1/2 miles north or
2 1/2 miles south of Brussels and 6 1/2 miles east on St.
Michaels Rd. #44912 for
JIM & PAULINE PATTERSON & SONS
TRACTORS: JD 6110-L (1 yr. old) with 640 loader, 3 buckets, front
wheel asst, 65 hp. Deluxe seat, 18-4-30 rear tires, 12-4-24 fronts,
150 hrs. This tractor carries a full year warranty with it. JD 4255
with 15 speed power shift, air, radio, cab, 125 hp. 18-4-38 tires and
duals, 2671 hrs., new batteries in excellent condition.
MACHINERY: JD 2500 semi-mount, 4 x 18" plow with hydraulic
reset, JD 7000 - 4 row narrow corn planter with monitor, JD 8250
18 run single disc seed drill with fertilizer, Ford 18 1/2' double disc,
8 1/2' Geo Smyth double auger snowblower with hydraulic turn,
Turner 12' crowsfoot land packer with 2-4' pups, IH 18 1/2'
cultivator with wings and trailing harrows, 4 Kilbros 375 gravity
bins with tops on 10 ton Horst double reach running gear, 1
Kilbros 375 gravity bin on 9 ton Elmira gear, 10 ply tires, Turnco
gravity bin with top on 8 ton Horst double reach gear, JD 444 - 4
row corn head, Hutcheson pro 6" x 32' grain auger, New Idea 32'
bale elevator, 1 hp motor, 3 flat rack wagons and gear, New
Holland 510 manure spreader, 4 section diamond harrow, Farm
hand mix mill, 4 x 18 Kvernelands semi-mount plow, Geo White
sprayer, 12' hydraulic fertilizer auger.
Note: The tractors and machinery have been kept under roof and
are in tiptop condition.
MISC. ITEMS: 18-4-30 duals, 6-8' pipe farm gates 6' high, 500 gal.
water tank, 15' tandem axle utility trailer, 12 steel storage crates,
litter carrier pole, portable cattle crate, 8' Brown & Boggs steel
brake, 30 cord of dry split hardwood, 20 steel crates for wood,
loading chute bumper pads, #20-4 wheel drive ditch witch with
hydraulic blade, steel I-beams, Mark Pal 30' electric lift, 30'
trusses, 20-4x6x8 posts, large quantities of plywood, barn boards,
new sheets of steel, all colours, snowmobiles some working and
for parts (Arctic Cat), 24' x 8' pontoon boat with 55 hp Johnson
motor, scrap iron pile, 22' scaffold wagon with scaffold and
planks, 24' tri-axle trailer with tilt load, racks and tarp (sold
separate), 12'x24' shed with siding and asphalt roof, will be on
trailer to move, one skid of black walnut lumber cut 1 1/4" x 6'.
ANTIQUES: Sleigh, walking plow, scuffler, milk cans, steel seats,
buggy top, horse tongues, whipple trees, turnip planter, butter
maker, press back chairs, writing desk, fern stand, parlour table,
rocking chair, blanket box, small electric fireplace, 2 side boards,
china cabinet, 1882 cupboard, Crown deeds dated 1800-1900,
phonograph tube records, Victor talking machine, working;
lanterns, apple peeler, lamps, hall trees, clock with cabinet (parts),
wringer washer, wash stand, cheese box, tobacco tins, icing sugar
box, 4 double beds, iron bed, round table, 1943 Aeronews
magazines, 1966 True West magazines, picture frames, old jack
knives, sheet music.
OLD COINS & FOOD STAMPS: 1923 - 25 cent Schinplaster bill, 50
cent coins with Queen's head dated 1940-1950s, 50 cent coins wth
King's head dated 1950s, $1.00 coins dated 1960s, 50 cent
American coins dated 1960s, newer 25 cent coins, 5 cent coins
dated 1950 - 1960s, a good supply of old food stamp booklets.
LAWNMOWERS: JD 445 lawn tractor, 54" cut, 22 hp, only 80 hrs.,
less than 1 yr. old, Yard Man 4 1/2 hp lawn mower, 1 yr. old, Suzuki
250 cc 4x4 four wheeler.
AUTOS: 1977 Pontiac Lemans 38,000 miles, as is, 2 doon buggies,
as is, 3 vans for parts, 350 motor and trans, 283 motor, 100 hp
Mere outboard.
APPLIANCES: GE Medallion 850 side by side refrigerator, like new,
and 21 cu. ft. chest deep freeze and other household effects too
numerous to mention.
This is a large offering with something for everyone. This is
the FIRST sale on this farm, many Interesting items...plan to
attend. Two auctioneers selling at once. Lunch booth.
TERMS: Cash/cheque only with proper ID. Normal taxes in effect.
PROPRIETORS: JIM & PAUUNE PATTERSON & SONS
519-8874558
AUCTIONEER: JOHN A. NICHOLSON
519-5954596 or 519-5954555
FLOOD. Calvin, Dianne
(Dolmage) and big brother Haden
are delighted to announce the safe
arrival of our second son/brother,
Jacob Austin. He was born August
20, 2002 weighing 9 lbs. 8 oz. at
Stratford General Hospital.
Spoiling privileges go to Frank and
Grace Dolmage of Winthrop,
Clarence Flood of Walton and Eva
Flood of Alberta. Great-
grandparents are Roy and Pearl
Dolmage, also of Winthrop. 33-1
B usiness
opportunities
HAVE YOU AN IDEA FOR A
small-scale food processing
business? Help may be at hand
through a new venture in Blyth
which seeks to provide marketing,
logistical, business support and
possibly financial investment for
people with good ideas. For more
information contact Karen Stewart,
PO Box 385, Blyth, ON NOM IHO,
phone 519-523-4328 or email:
karenstewart@hurontel.on.ca tfn
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Cards of thanks
BEAN. We would like to thank
everyone who assisted Mike at the
accident scene and hospitals, and
thank you for all the phone calls,
treats, food, visits, cards and
prayers. Mike is making an
incredible recovery. - Dana, Joyce
and Mike. 33-1p
BLYTH FIRE DEPARTMENT
would like to thank all those
participants in "The Great Race"
this past weekend for the donation
towards the purchase of the thermal
imaging camera. Special thanks to
Dave and Fran Cook who came up
with the idea. It is greatly
appreciated! 33-lb
DE JONG. The family of Mr. and
Mrs. Klaas de Jong would like to
express appreciation to all friends.
neighbours and relatives who came
out to celebrate Mom and Dad's
60th wedding anniversary. Thank
you for all the flowers and cards
that were sent. Last but not least, a
big thank you to the Anglican
Church Ladies for the delicious
supper we all enjoyed. 33-1 p
HALLAHAN. I would like.to thank
Dr. Smith and staff at Clinton
Public Hospital, Dr. Antoniadis,
Dr. Clare and staff at Wingham and
District Hospital and also the
paramedics. Thanks also to friends,
neighbours and relatives for the
flowers, cards and inquiries and the
rides since my return home.
Everyone was great, - Ray
Hallahan. 33-1p
MOORE. Many thanks to all our
friends, relatives and neighbours
for making our 50th anniversary a
day to remember. Thank you all for
the many cards, gifts and best
wishes and to those who came a
long distance to help us to
celebrate. Special thanks to our
four great kids and their families
for all the planning and the special
surprises. Also a thank you to the
W.I. ladies for such a lovely meal.
It was a great day and much
appreciated. - Richard and Norma
Moore. 33-1p
STOREY. The family of the late
Harold Storey would like to
express their thanks and
appreciation to family and friends
for the many acts of kindness
during the recent loss of a husband,
father and grampa. We appreciated
the flowers, cards, phone calls,
donations, also the food brought to
our homes. Thanks to the
pallbearers and flowerbearers.
Thanks to Michael Falconer and
staff - your kindness was
appreciated. Thanks to the ladies of
Winthrop Church for the lunch
after the service. To everyone who
came to be with us we say thank
you. - Helen and family. 33-1p
THOMPSON. A sincere "thank
you" to friends and neighbours in
Londesboro for the lovely gifts. It
is so good to be remembered.
Sincerely - Audrey Thompson,
33-lp
Coming events
ACCESS AND IMPROVEMENTS
to the Historic Brussels Library
Building will be the topic of
discussion at the meeting to be held
at the Brussels Library on
Thursday. August 29 at 7 p.m.
Everyone welcome. 33- I
BRUSSELS BEAVERS & CUBS
registration night, Wednesday. Aug.
28, 6 p.m.. Brussels Legion. For
more information call 887-9273.
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