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A AUCTION
SALES A AUCTION
SALES
AUCTION
SALES
CARD OF
THANKS
A ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT,
Blyth, fridge and stove, patio with
rear yard, $410 plus. Phone 523-
9696. 09-2p
BLYTH - 2 BEDROOM APART-
ment, includes fridge, stove, heat
and hydro, no animals. References
required. Phone 482-9371. 48-tfn
A ARTICLES
FOR SALE
TREES - LARGE QUANTITY OF
7' white ash at $9 ea. White spruce,
2 - 3' at $7 ea. Also Scotch pine
and Sumac at $5 ea. Treebelt 523-
9771. 10-4
FOR SALE - MIXED GRAIN.
Call 523-9227. 10-2
ELECTRIC 3-WHEEL SCOOTER
4 years old, new batteries, $1,500,
887-8127. 09-2
PICTURE REPRINTS MAY BE
ordered from The Citizen for only
$5.00 for a 5 x 7 or $8.00 for an 8 x
10. Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114.
Help protect the environment
Reduce, reuse and recycle .
FEAR. Despite the conditions and
names like “Leapin Louie,”
“Frosty,” and “Gilbert Blyth,” Paul
Andrew Fear made a speedy arrival
on February 29, 2000. He was
born in Blyth on McConnell St.,
and later taken to Clinton Hospital
weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces. He is
a little brother for Natalie. Proud
ecstatic parents are Paul and Ann
Marie (Albers). Another grandson
for Wayne and Barb Fear of
Brussels, Monica Fear of
Wingham, and Pete and Lanie
Albers of Blue vale. I would like to
thank Paul for his help delivering
Paul Jr. A special thank you to
Chris Gleave and Judy Carter for
their roadside assistance until the
ambulance arrival. We sincerely
appreciated your help and support.
Thank you to Mom for taking care
of Natalie. Also thank you to the
ambulance attendants. Thank you
Dr. Smith and all the nurses at the
Clinton Hospital during our stay.
To each and everyone responsible
for all this caring, our heartfelt
thanks. - Ann Marie, Paul, Natalie
-and Paul Jr.
10-1
FARM EQUIPMENT
CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
Seaforth
FARM EQUIPMENT
Wednesday, March 29, 2000
We are now taking items. Be sure to book your equipment in
early to get it advertised. All equipment here by March 24.
Equipment booked before March 18 will be advertised. Call for
more details.
PHONE 519-527-0120 FAX 519-527-2572
DOUG JACOBS AND RICHARD LOBB AUCTIONEERS
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of machinery, miscellaneous and some household effects
will be held for
John Van Beers
R.R. #1 Blyth, Lot 14, Cone. 13, Hullett Township
1 1/4 miles north of Londesborough or
1 1/2 miles south of Blyth and 2 miles east (watch for signs)
SATURDAY, MARCH 18 AT 10:30 A.M.
TRACTORS: IH 966 Diesel, 2WD with cab (18-38 tires), IH 656
Diesel 2WD with loader (18-4-30 tires).
MACHINERY: IH 540 4 x 16 plow, IH 18 ft. Vibra Shank cultivator,
12 ft. 3PH drag cultivator with harrows, 12 ft. Kongskilde 3PH
cultivators, Kenwanee 10 ft. wheel disc, Turnco 10 ft. packer,
Keon hydraulic stone picker, JD 7000 6 row modified corn planter
(30 in. rows), 6 ft. 3PH rotary mower, MF 36 grain drill on rubber,
Hustler 56 forage blower, 8 1/2 ft. Lucknow double auger
snowblower, 6 section 18 ft. diamond tooth harrows, Calsa 200
gallon sprayer, 4 ton seed wagon, two 8 ton Martin wagons with
V boxes (250 bushel), Burns 16 ft. wagon with hay rack, 12 ft.
Vogels wick weeder, 20 ft. flat wagon and rack.
NEIGHBOUR S CONSIGNMENTS:
AC 5 ft. x 18 in furrow plow, Innes 7 ft. windrower, Innes 7 ft.
combine pickup, Nuhn 2500 US gallon tandem liquid manure
tank, AC 11 x 5 ft. manure spreader, 34 ft. 8 in grain auger, 40 ft.
Smoker double chain elevator, 8 x 14 ft. tandem axle 5th wheel
hog trailer, 20 ft. 3PH Becker finishing cultivator with rolling
harrows.
HOUSEHOLD AND MISCELLANEOUS:
HOUSEHOLD: 2 iron beds, 2 dressers, love seat and chair,
numerous household items.
MISCELLANEOUS: Pressure washer, heater, pig medicator, 3PH
Lano air compressor, ladder, cement mixer, Reddy 155 150,000
BTU propane heater with 10 gallon tank, 3PH Briggs & Stratton
transfer pump, feed cart, truck liner to fit S10 Chev pickup.
Plan to attend (Farm is sold)
2 wagon loads of farm related items.
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 more information call John Van Beers at (519) 523-4431
AUCTIONEERS: BRIAN RINTOUL(519) 357-2349
BILL HORST (519) 595-2626
PERRIE. Leanne and Adam are
pleased to announce the arrival of
Alexander Adam bom January 22
in Simcoe weighing 8 lbs. 12 oz.
First grandson for John and Mary
Perrie, Brussels and another
grandson for Arnold and Marilyn
Ward, Norwich. 10-1 p
THOMPSON. Shawn, Sherry,
Nathan and Jenna are happy to
announce the safe arrival of Jarron
Malcalm born on February 14 at
3:25 p.m. at Listowel Memorial
Hospital weighing 9 lbs. and 19 1/2
inches long. Proud grandparents are
Bob Tyerman of Brussels, Marie
Tyerman of Stratford, Marjorie
Thompson of Wingham and great
grandma Violet Thompson of
Lucknow. 10-1
CARD OF
THANKS
BREWER. My sincere thanks is
extended to all for the many
expressions of sympathy I received
at the loss of my brother. - Ethel
Brewer. 10-lp
f
DATEMA. We would like to thank
everyone sincerely for your support
shown to us through phone calls,
cards and remembering us in your
prayers, at the passing on of our
mother, Judy Hibma. - Mervin and
Gaye Datema and family. 10-lp
ENGEL. I would like to thank my
family for the birthday party they
had for me on Sunday. Thanks for
flowers, gifts and to see so many of
the family.-Tillie Engel. 10-lp
EVENING
AUCTION SALE
of Consignments of
Home Furnishings
& Antiques
will be held in Belmore
Community Centre on
MONDAY, MARCH 13,
6:00 P.M.
AUCTIONEERS:
WALLACE BALLAGH,
TEESWATER 392-6170
ROB THOMPSON,
RIPLEY 395-2640
CARD OF
THANKS
FITZGERALD/WALSH.
You have touched us in so many
ways,
And now you’re gone.
In our hearts you will always
remain,
Your name will always linger on.
You are our Lost Love
You’re the father of fathers
And you will always remain in our
hearts and in our prayers.
You are our father no one can
replace
We will always remember your
joyful face.
Even though you’re in the sky
And you can see us cry
to us you have not died.
You have just begun to live life
without the pain and suffering
So don’t forget us while you are
there.
Be with us all
And don’t forget that we are all still
here to remember how wonderful
and beautiful you were.
We love you and will never forget
you. - Love, Amanda, Will, Ben,
Pat and Maryanne.
Special thank you to Dr. Hay and
staff at CPH, London Hospital,
Blyth Legion, Rev. Ernest Dow,
Beattie-Falconer Funeral Homes, a
special thanks to the Nonkes
family, Uyl family and other
families who called and stopped by
to help us through our rough time.
A special thanks to all family
members. - From the Walsh/
Fitzgerald family, Maryanne,
William, Amanda, Ben, Pat,
Audrey, Larry, Ronnie, Marlene,
Tammy, Corrie, Ashley. 10-1
1ST BLYTH SCOUTING extends
a sincere thank you to The Citizen 7
for last week’s coverage of Scout-
Guide Week, and to the businesses
who sponsored it. Thank you to
Olde Village Accents and Nancy
Hakkers for the window display, to
the Community Centre who hosted
the banquet and to the following
businesses and individuals who
donated door prizes: Auburn Co
op, Black Creek Clothing, Blyth
Flooring Centre, Blyth General
Store, Blyth Veterinary Clinic.
Carol’s Candies & Collectables,
Shari & Dave Cartwright, The
Citizen, Elliott Insurance, Nancy
and Gerald Hakkers, Hensall
District Co-op, Marty Jones -
Sarnia, Londesboro Seed Plant,
Manning’s, McClinchey’s Auto,
McGavin’s, Radford’s
Londesboro, George Reinink, Rob
Radford Farm Machinery Repairs,
Scrimgeour’s Food Market,
Seaforth Food Market, Sparling’s,
Stitches by M.J., Tom’s Variety,
Winthrop Maple Syrup. 10-1
COMING
EVENTS
MONSTER EUCHRE TOURNA-
ment - St. Joseph’s R.C. Church
Hall, Clinton, Wednesday, March
8, 8 p.m. Over $100 in prizes.
Lunch provided. Everyone
welcome. Proceeds to Clinton
Public Hospital. 10-lp
MEETINGS OF THE BOARD OF
Directors of the Clinton Public
Hospital are open to the public, and
are held on the fourth Monday of
each month (except July and
August). Meetings are held in the
hospital’s boardroom, and begin at
7 p.m. Individuals or groups who
wish to address the Board or make
a presentation must submit a
written request at least seven days
in advance of the meeting. 10-1
LAST YEAR’S SOLD OUT HIT
returns to the Blyth Festival for a
limited engagement! Death of the
Hired Man by Paul Thompson is a
dynamic theatrical tribute to the
threshing era. Tickets on sale now.
Don’t miss it! 523-9300. 09-3
MARKS. I would like to thank my
family, friends and neighbours for
the surprise 60th birthday party.
Thank you for all the cards and
gifts and for the delicious dinner at
JJ’s Fireside Cafe. It sure was a
nice surprise. - Dave. 10-lp
BENJAMINS/NELSON/VAN
BEERS. The families of John and
Sandra Benjamins, Nancy Nelson
and John and Judy Van Beers
would like to send their apprecia
tion and thanks to the neighbours
who wished them a farewell on
March 4. A big thank you for the
hospitality, food and gifts. A
special thanks to Angela Beacom
for organizing this evening. This
event will always be fondly
remembered. 10-lp
BLYTH CHRISTIAN REFORMED
Church Bazaar, Thursday, March
16 (Fundraiser) - Blyth Arena.
Supper at 5:00 p.m. Tables open
6:30 p.m. Auction starts 7:30 p.m.
Crafts, baked goods, games, and
more. A great choice for a family
night out. We would love to see
you there. 10-2
EUCHRE TOURNAMENT,
Londesboro Hall, March 10,
8:00 p.m. Admission $5.00, over
$100 in prizes. Proceeds for Hall
Improvements. 10-lp
DONATIONS MAY BE MADE
at Stickers, Auburn Co-op or
Auburn Post Office for Erma and
Don Cartwright who lost their
home to fire. Proceeds from
Auburn Lions March 12 breakfast
will also go to the Cartwright
family. 10-1