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AUCTION SALE
Of farm equipment, vehicles, antiques,
shop tools, and misc. items
to be held for Gary and Mary Schultz
6 miles east of Blyth or 4 miles west of Walton
and 1/2 mile south on Harlock Line #82833
SATURDAY, MAY 22ND
at 9:00 a.m.
FARM EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES: Belarus 520 4w/w loader,
Leyland 384 w/bush trailer, farm loader and grapple, Nufield
10/60, firewood 46" carbide blade processor, Int. #80 pull
combine, Allis Chalmers WD 40 w/loader, 6 1/2 ft. Lucknow
snowblower w/Hydraulic hood, 6 ft. rotary motor, 3pth mixer, 9 ft
3pth disc, Oliver 3 furrow plow, Ford 3 furrow plow, MF 3 furrow
plow, Dearborne 2 furrow plow, JD 2 furrow plow, bale elevator,
Kon 12ft. cultivator, Kon 9 ft. cultivator, small gravity box, 2 dump
trailers, 2 flat trailers, loader forks w/grapple, 2 balers, round bale
spear. Tractors for parts - Massey 44 diesel, 44 Special, 44
Massey 101 Junior, Nufield 4/65 UMV, outboard motor. Vehicles -
1993 Ford 4x4 ext., 1976 Chev pickup, 1974 Courier pickup.
Motorcycles - 1979 Honda Goldwing 1000 w/trailer, 1973 Yamaha
650, 1990 Honda Trail Scooter (for restor.), Glenelle 30 ft. travel
trailer.
ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES AND SOME HOUSEHOLD
EFFECTS: Hand tools, doors, windows, 2 walking plows, wood
boxes, 2 bag carts, door hardware, oil cans, pop bottles, license
plates, toys, radios, magazines, mirror, wine bottles, cast iron
pans, milk pails, nail keg, trays, light fixtures, lamps, push
mower, pedestal sink, dressers, wheelbarrow, milk bottles,
fanning mill, steam motor, pie cupboard, sewing machine,
lantern.
SHOP TOOLS:
Hand, air and electric chopsaw, table saw, pressure washers-hot
and 5 hp gas, drill press, welder, grinder, wire brush, air
compressor.
MISCELLANEOUS:
Buzz saws, chain saws, heater, lawn roller, wood heaters, car
parts, stereo, enamel sink, golf cart, canoe, 50x70 barn, belt drive
hammer mill, new and used wood, doors, windows, cabinets,
shelving, light/heavy wood, tables, stands, electrical wire, hose,
pumps, cylinders, hydraulic, cables, nuts and bolts, indoor and
outdoor lights, appliances, rabbit cages, child's play house,
large quantity of scrap steel, several wagon loads of misc. items,
some tractors and cars for scrap.
Proceeds from lunch to the
Blyth Christian Reformed Church Youth Group
For more information call Gary Schultz at 519-523-9360
TERMS: Cash or acceptable cheque with proper I.D, day of sale.
Proprietors and auctioneers not responsible for accidents,
injury or loss of purchases. Verbal announcements take
precedence over advertising.
AUCTIONEERS:
BILL HORST (MILLBANK) 519-595-2626
BRIAN RINTOUL (WINGHAM) 519-357-2349
RICHARD LOBB B usiness
AUCTION CALENDAR opportunities
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ANADIAN CANCLR SUCILTY
1 877 513-5333
arage Sale
at the Spinks'
79 Krauter Court,
Brussels
Saturday, May 15
from 7:30 am 'til 2:00 pm
Rain date - May 22
6-, 7-613 vcr
EUCHRE TOURNAMENT,
Londesboro Hall, May 14, 8:00
p.m. Admission $5. Over $100 in
prizes. Proceeds for hall
improvements. 19-lp
COME & GO SHOWER FOR
Janice Heise (fiancée of Brett
Clarkson), Tuesday, May 18, 7 - 9
p.m. at Brussels United Church.
Join us for dessert and coffee. 19-1
THE AUBURN HORTICULTURAL
Society is having a plant sale on
Monday, May 17 at the community
centre. Doors are open at 4 p.m.
Bring your surplus plants and buy
the ones you do not have. Most
plants for sale are perennials. Sale
starts at 7 p.m. sharp. Refreshments
are supplied. 19-lp
JAMBOREE RV WEEKEND.
Blyth, May 28-29-30, Traditional
Country: $70 all inclusive: 2 nights
serviced lot, 2 tickets CKNX Barn
Dance, free jamming (519) 357-
2329 (evenings) www.barndance.ca
15-16-18-19p
COMMUNITY BRIDAL SHOWER
to be held for Terry Ann Van Nes
on Tuesday, May 18 at 7:30 p.m.,
St. Ambrose Church Hall, Brussels.
Everyone is welcome. 18-2
COMING JULY 19 TO 23 -
Vacation Bible School 2004 at the
Blyth Christian Reformed Church.
For pre-registration information
contact Marg Steele at 526-7446 or
rmsteele@hurontel.on.ca 18-2
GARDEN PARTY, SUNDAY,
May 16 at Brussels Arena. One
• sitting 5 p.m. Adults $10, 6-12 $5,
preschoolers free. Advance tickets
887-6457 or 887-9340. Sponsored
by Brussels United Church. 17-3p
Comte ct cje Zadat
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for
HEATHER SOMERS
BrIdo-to-be of Shawn Logan
Belgrave WI Hall
Saturday, May 29
Euevatte Welcante
2-4 pm
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YARD SALE, SATURDAY,
May 15, 8 a.m, - 4 p.m. Vintage
farm items, winemaking equip-
ment, guitars, keyboard, metal
detector, housewares, too many
items to list, four miles south of
Wingham and two miles east.
40824 Cardiff Rd. Watch for signs,
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THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 2004. PAGE 13.
Classified Advertisements
Cards of thanks Coming events — RATES —
20 words or less only
$5.00. Additional words
200 each.
500 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
Articles for sale
TAKING CONSIGNMENTS OF
men's, ladies' and children's cloth-
ing after May 10. Small household
items accepted. Contact Mary Lou
or Bonnie at 523-4528 for an
appointment. Please leave a message.
Our store is located at 392 Queen
Street South, Blyth, ON. 18-2
LARGE VARIETY OF PEREN-
nials, hostas, day lilies, ornamental
grasses, bamboo, box plants and
geraniums. Open until October.
Riverside Perennials, 40825 Morris
Rd., one road south of Belgrave.
887-6306. I9-5p
A MENNONITE-MADE COM-
puter cabinet, solid oak, with bi-
fold doors and two deep drawers.
Phone 519-523-9407 or fax 519-
523-9731. 19- 1p
NEW STORE IN BRUSSELS, 425
Turnberry Street. Selling gently-
used brand name clothing. Open
Monday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.;
Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (519)
338-3960. 19-2p
REPRINTS OF PHOTOS TAKEN
by Citizen photographers are
available to purchase. Many in
colour. 4x6 - $4.00, 5x7 - $5.00,
8x10 - $8.00. Phone 523-4792 or
887-9114 to order. tfn
ENJOY NATURALLY-GROWN
garden produce without the work.
Purchase a garden membership and
receive a weekly supply of fresh
pesticide-free produce. Reasonable
rates. Also by order, corn and
tomatoes, 526-7281. 19-1
CULLIGAN WATER SOFTENER,
three and a half years old. Call 887-
8858. 19-lp
THE 2004 CITIZEN PHONE BOOK
is now on sale at either our Blyth or
Brussels office for only $1.00 each.
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POOL OWNER? NO MORE BUY-
ing and storing chlorine with a
Zodiac Salt Chlorinator. Clear
water just by adding salt. Only
$1,995. Blue Horizon Pools 524-
9804. 16-tfn
PAPPLE'S GARDEN CENTRE
and Produce Stand, 118 Main
Street, Seaforth, has a wide
selection of shrubs, hanging
baskets, annuals, and perennials.
More selection added daily. 10"
baskets $8.70 when you buy two,
perennials $0.87 in a 3.5" square
pot, lots of other products
reasonably priced. _522-0874
www.papple.ca 18-3
t TUESDAY, MAY 18 AT 5 PM: Good t
offering of power woodworking tools,
T some antiques, furniture, office desks, T
A handmade quilts, dishes, glassware,
T 10 x 12 India-style rug, barbecue,
lawnmower, etc. at Seaforth
Fairgrounds Agriplex building,
www.lobbauction.on.ca
THURSDAY, MAY 20 AT 5:30 PM: MF 135 a
T diesel tractor with loader, 18HP
diesel, lawnmower, Honda Big Red A
T 200E 3 wheel ATV, irrigation pump, T
Lucknow 7 ft. snowblower, wood
splitter, 3PT hitch buzz saw, lawn
equipment, wood stove, anvil,
i welder, shop tools, firewood, air
T compressor for Mel and Betty T 4 Graham, 1 1/4 miles west of
T Brucefield to Airport Line. Turn right, T
go 1 mile north to farm 06087,
www.lobbauction.on.ca
SATURDAY, MAY 29 AT 10 AM: t
I Mobile home, tractor, equipment
T for Gerald Martene (Martene T
Orchard), Seaforth, 527-0911. See t
www.lobbauction.on.ca
. summer by selling fruit, vegetables,
preserves, baked goods or
homemade crafts at the weekly
Blyth Farmers' Market, Saturdays
1 - 5 p.m., July 10 to Sept. 11. For
information call Keith, evenings
523-9636. tfn
Cards of thanks
BROMLEY. The family of Charlie
would like to thank everyone for
visits, cards, flowers, donations and
food since his passing. Your
support and prayers in our time of
sorrow will never be forgotten. A
special thank you to the doctors
and nurses who cared for our father
and gave support to the families
while in Clinton Hospital. Thanks
to Rev. Dr. Eugen Bannerman and
to the Falconer Funeral Home.
Sincerely - Bill and Irene, Bob,
Bruce and Sharon, 13aik,y and
Susan, Betty and Bevin, Brad and
Anita, Brian and Lorraine and their
families. 19-lp
LOGUE. I would like to thank all
the people who sent cards and
flowers while I was in London
Hospital. — Lynn Logue. 19-Ip
MEIER. Fred, I, and the girls
would like to express our greatest
thanks to all our friends, neigh-
bours and family for their many
cards, gifts, flowers and yummy
treats. Your words of encourage-
ment and prayers over the past
months have helped more than we
can express. Everyone's thought-
fulness and support has made the
time pass quickly and my days
more cheerful. Thank you all. —
Linda. 19-lp
MILLER. Thank you to family and
friends who came to my 70th
birthday party. Also thank you for
the cards and gifts. Special thanks
to Pamela and all who helped in
making this a special day for me. It
was greatly appreciated. I will
always remember it. Thank you all
again. — Ken. 19-1
STADELMANN. I would like to
thank everyone for visits, phone
calls and treats and also to the
people who provided rides for
Sheron to and from hospital. Many
thanks to the ambulance attendants
and the Blyth Fire Department —
Paul Kerr, Mike Kerr, David
Sparling, Ken Whitmore and Dean
Wilson. Thanks. — John. 19-lp
TAYLOR. A sincere thank you to
neighbours, friends, and family for
the many kindnesses shown Mary
and Trudy while in Owen Sound,
Wingham and London Hospitals
and since returning home.
Your thoughtfulness is much
appreciated. — Mary and Trudy
Taylor. 19-1p
VINCENT. I wish to thank my
friends and relatives for
remembering me on my 90th
birthday, with best wishes, cards
and gifts. Thanks to my family for
holding a birthday reception for me
on Sdnday, May 2, at Huronlea. I
appreciate it all very much. -
Harold Vincent. 19-lp
Coming events
BM&G DIABETIC MEETING AT
Huronlea, on Wednesday, May 19
at 7:30 p.m. Dr. S. Edwards will be
our speaker. All interested people
are welcome to attend. For
information call 887-6691. 19-1
CELEBRATE INTERNATIONAL
Museum Day — Tuesday, May 18;
Open House at the Huron County
Museum, 110 North Street,
Goderich. Special extended hours:
10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. to
p.m. Rediscover the models of J.
Herbert Neill, our Museum
Founder. Enjoy the works of local
artists in the Huron County Art
Show. Explore the permanent
galleries and enjoy a video in the
theatre. For further information
phone 524-2686. 19-1
BLYTH FESTIVAL SINGERS
Maritime Connection — May 29,
Stanley Complex, Varna. Full
course dinner, musical entertain-
ment and silent auction, 6 p.m.
Tickets $20 each. At usual outlets,
Blyth Festival 523-9300 or from
choir members. 19-3