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PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 2000.
CARD OF
THANKS
CARD OF
THANKS- RATES -
20 words or less only
$4.00. Additional words
15c each.
50c will be deducted if ad is
paid by the following
Wednesday
DEADLINE
2 p.m. Monday
in Brussels
4 p.m. Monday
in Blyth
Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114□ACCOMMODATION
FOR RENT
LARGE 2 BEDROOM APART-
ment available May 15, new carpet,
freshly painted. Call Brian or
Melinda Ten Pas, Brussels 887-
9830. 14-4
BLYTH - 2 BEDROOM APART-
ment, includes fridge, stove, heat
and hydro, no animals. References
required. Phone 482-9371. 48-tfn
E ARTICLES
FOR SALE
LARGE KITCHEN TABLE AND
6/8 chairs - table chrome with
butcher block top 38" x 54” with
(2) 12" leafs to extend to 75”.
Chairs - chrome with leatherette, 3
Tiffany style drop lights - amber
tones, 2 - 10" diameter, 1 - 12"
diameter. Call 519-523-9207. 16-1
IDA RED APPLES AND MAPLE
syrup. Contact Boyd Taylor, 523-
9279. 14-3
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. 15-3
WEDDING FLOWERS, ALSO
rental of new candelabras and
gothic pillars very reasonable.
Professional assistance, no
pressure, call Linda at 524-2765 for
more information. 15-2
CHALMERS. Darryl and Lynn
(MacDonald) welcome with love
their third precious gift of a
beautiful daughter. Logan Naomi
was bom April 12, 2000, at Clinton
Public Hospital weighing 8 lbs.
3 oz. and measuring 23 1/2 inches
in length. Sadie and Mackenzie are
blessed to have another sister to
share their lives. Another grand
child to spoil for Enid MacDonald
and Jim and Joan Chalmers, all of
Blyth. Thought of and greatly
missed at this special time are
Grandpa Kenneth MacDonald and
Poppa Ben Arnold. 16-1
GRAHAM. David and Annette are
pleased to announce the arrival of
their first child, a son, Tristan
David Donald on April 4, 2000
weighing 7 lbs. 8 oz. at Joseph
Brant Hospital, Burlington. Second
grandchild for Pat Lucas and sixth
for Anita Larose and Allan
Graham. 16-lp
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BLYTH P.S. GRADE 8s. We wish
to thank all of the local businesses,
friends and family for donating
items towards our Silent Auction
held April 12. We wish to thank all
community members for their
participation in this successful
event. Your support will aid us in
our year-end trip to Lion’s Head
Celtic Camp. - The Blyth Public
School Grade 8 Class of 2000. 16-1
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CHALMERS. We would like to
thank Dr. Salsbury and the OB
nurses of Clinton Public Hospital
for the special care and guidance
given us during our stay. Logan
sends hugs and kisses to Aunt Bev,
Aunt Lisa and especially Daddy for
helping Mom and being there
during her delivery. Thanks to
Grandma Chalmers for staying with
the girls. Also thanks to family,
friends and neighbours for the
many flowers and gifts received
while we were in hospital and since
returning home. - Lynn and Logan.
16-1
AUCTION
SALES
DONALDSON. I would like to
thank all my friends, neighbours
and relatives for all the cards, treats
and get well wishes. To the
Masonic Lodge, the Legion and
Lions for the visits while in the
hospital. Special thanks to Lynn,
Bill and my wife Marg for being so
helpful during my long stay in
hospital. These things will never be
forgotten. Thanks to Doctor
Antoniadis and the terrific nurses at
Wingham Hospital. - Al. 16-lp
AUCTION
SALES
AUCTION SALE
of home furnishings,
antiques and real estate will
be held for
Miss Helen Mitchell
and the Estate of
Miss Luella Mitchell
at the
Brussels Community Centre
on Saturday, May 6
starting at 10:00 a.m.
Auctioneers:
Wallace Ballagh,
Teeswater 392-6170
Rob Thompson,
Ripley 395-2640
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’ APPLIANCES: Inglis almond washer and dryer, White Westinghouse
4 almond fridge and stove, dehumidifier, humidifier, microwave, Electrolux 4
’ vacuum with power head, portable sewing machine, floor model colour ’
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' CAR: 1986 Olds Firenza, 2 door car. Sells at 11:30 a.m.
k ANTIQUES, FURNITURE, ETC.: Large antique chest of drawers, table-top A I phonograph, open washstand with spooled legs, O Gee clock, V
1 washstand, treadle sewing machine, music cabinet, trunks, 4 matching 1
T pressback chairs, oil lamp, piano and bench, corner china cabinet, 2 V
A dining tables with matching chairs, bedroom suites and beds, wooden A
Y high chair, dresser with oval mirror, chesterfield and chair like new, Y
a chestabed, large offering of furniture. a
Y DISHES AND GLASSWARE: Includes 12 place setting of Limoges dishes, y
i collector plates, depression pieces, doll, Noritake, Coronation pieces, i
y cornflower, chamber pieces, RS Prussia, etc., etc. y
, PERSIAN RUGS: Various sizes and colours.
y POWER TOOLS: Wood lathe, small steel lathe, jointer, mitre saw, skill saws ♦
. HD, transit level, plus other related items.
4 Note: 2 auctioneers selling starting at 9 a.m. y
Auctioneers: Richard and Ben Lobb - 482-7898 Clinton
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’ SATURDAY, APRIL 29 AT 9 A.M.: Antiques, furniture, tools at Lobb Auction '
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LARGE AUCTION SALE
to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in
Clinton for the Estate of Ronald Coultes of Wingham
and Estate of Thelma Dale of Seaforth plus good additions.
SATURDAY, APRIL 22 AT 9 A.M.OAIUKUAY, ArKIL ZZ
• COINS: Approx. 80 lots. Sells at 12 noon.
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HOUSEHOLD AUCTION SALE
For the Estate of Douglas and Wilma Hemingway
of real property, antiques, woodworking equipment,
household effects and misc.
SATURDAY, APRIL 22ND ~ 10:30 A.M.
Viewing Saturday, from 8:30 until sale time
Sale held at: Brussels and District Community Centre
and Arena, Brussels
REAL PROPERTY: Cape Cod style, 3-bedroom home. Fantastic
location, backing onto the conservation lake. Lot size: 0.68 acres.
Taxes: $1,700.00 (approx.) . Known municipally as 687 Maple St.
Brussels. Property being sold with reserve bid. For viewing or
questions, please call the family or executors listed below.
FURNITURE/ANTIQUES: Dining room oak sideboard, 3 drawer
drop-front secretary, bow front china cabinet, round extension
table with 6 chairs, tri-drop leaf end table, old tube radio with
large metal horn "Magnavox'1, broadcast shortwave wooden
table top radio, family room furniture, recliner chairs, Zenith 27"
colour TV, Nikko VCR, end tables, wall clocks, roll-top desk (old),
Gingerbread clock, parlour table, crocks, round top trunk,
blanket box, coal oil lamps, 10" wall-mount ammeter (old), pool
table 4'6" x 8'6", o/s, billiard and snooker balls, assortment of
bells (sleigh, chime, etc.), sad iron, butter press, brass steam
whistle.
DISHES: Austria "Victoria" partial dinner set for 12 with extra
pieces, cups and saucers, Noritake hand painted Japan, Nippon,
Belleek, depression glassware, silver set, "Community" for 8
with extra pieces, Royal Doulton figurine: "Kirsty". Other good
and everyday pieces and cookware.
BEDROOM SUITES: Ultramatic beds, 2 twin beds, individual
controls, bedroom suites, dressers, linens, bedding, quilts, etc.
INSTRUMENTS: Violin with bow and case, Gibson guitar with
steel, Oreana electric chord organ.
APPLIANCES: Whirlpool "Thin Twin" stacking washer and dryer,
Crosley fridge (new Aug. '99), 30" electric range, small electrical
appliances.
BOOKS AND CURIOSITY: Old books, history, scrap, newspapers,
magazines, Brussels Post back to 1937. 1984 Huron Cty.
historical atlas, "Wee Wisdom", Gene Autry, old bathing suits
(20's), costume gowns, furs, old jewellery.
TOOLS: General jointer, 1180, 42-1/2" x 6-1/2" Delta planer, 12"
portable, 22-54OC Delta bench drill press, 15" scroll saw,
Rockwell beaver 10" bandsaw, 28115 bench grinder, belt and disc
sander, Craftsman 10" table saw, wood lathe, router, block
planes, scribes, large assortment of hand tools, pattern books,
extension ladder, Noma snowthrower, weedeater.
YARDMAN: 11 hp, 38" deck, 5-speed lawn tractor
BOAT: 12' aluminum, with 4 hp Johnson outboard, life jackets,
fishing gear, exercise weight resistance bench.
Information/Viewing ~ Neil Hemingway: 887-6444
Peter Hemingway: 291-3173; Sharon Whittaker: 752-3570
SALE CONDUCTED BY: GILMORE AUCTIONS, Listowel
AUCTIONEERS: Doug Gilmore, ph. (519) 291-3421
Bob Gilmore, ph. (519) 236-4152
fax:(519)291-5304
For additional information and upcoming sales,
please review our website: www.auctionsfind.com/gilmore
Announcements day of sale take precedence over printed sale
bill. Owners or auctioneers not responsible for accidents,
deletions or loss of property sale day. Terms: cash or cheque
with proper ID sale day.
GLOUSHER. I would like to thank
family, friends and neighbours for
flowers, cards, visits and food sent
in, also phone calls, while in
Wingham Hospital and since at
home. Special thanks to Drs. and
nurses at hospital. It was all greatly
appreciated. Thanks. - Marie. 16-lp
KIEFFER. A sincere thank you to
my family, friends and neighbours
for your support while I was a
patient in the Wingham and District
Hospital and since my return home.
To Dr. S. Marshall, the nurses, and
all support staff, a special thanks
for your professional help and
conscientious care. - Bill. 16-1
McNICHOL. We would like to
thank everyone for celebrating our
25th wedding anniversary with us.
Thank you to the neighbours on the
8th line of Morris and the 8th
Liners baseball team and friends
for the surprise parties. Thank you
to Grace and Aubrey and our
family, Mike, Krista, Josh, Jessica,
Kandice, Dave, Brian and Sarah for
taking us out for supper. We would
like to thank everyone for all the
lovely cards and gifts. You have all
made the last 25 years most
memorable. May we continue to be
blessed. Thank you once again. -
Ray and Kathy McNichol. 16-1
SHIELL. The family of the late
Pearl Shiell would like to express
our deepest appreciation and thanks
to all the people who helped us
through the loss of our mother,
grandmother and great-grand
mother. We are grateful for the
kindness and care by the Pinecrest
Manor Nursing Home, Braemar
Retirement Centre, Dr. Shubat and
Dr. Gear. Special thanks to Rev.
John G. Roberts and the ladies of
the Wingham United Church who
prepared and served the lunch, and
Doug McBurney and staff at
McBumey Funeral Home for their
guidance and support. Also thanks
to all our relatives, friends and
neighbours for their care and
support, gifts of food, flowers,
cards, telephone calls and visits and
charitable donations. - The Shiell
families. 16-1
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