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THANKS
ACCOMMODATION
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PRIMROSE
GARDENS
• Box Plants
• Hanging Baskets.
VanAmersfoort's
570 Queen St. N., Blyth
523-4202
Closed Sundays
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$4.00. Additional words
150 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
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
in Brussels, $550/month includes
everything. Phone 519-570-4362.
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HOUSE FOR RENT IN BLYTH.
References required. Phone 523-
9500. 20-tfn
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
for rent in Brussels, $375/month.
Call collect after 6 p.m. 519-571-
1740 or 519-579-3218, saying from
Brussels. 18-3
BLYTH: TWO BEDROOM
apartment, fridge, stove, utilities
and laundry facilities all included.
Phone 482-9371. 01-tfn
FOR SALE
ARTICLES-1
CHILDREN'S PORTRAITS, PRO-
fessionally done, six original 4 x 6
portraits, two 5 x 7 and one 8 x 10,
$19.99 by appointment. Snyder
Studio, Wingham, 519-357-1851.
06-eow
27 FOOT IMPALA TRAVEL
trailer, 3 piece bath, all propane and
electric appliances, above average
condition, 20 foot insulated van,
body can be used for storage or on
truck chassis 887-9288. 19-2p
QUEEN SIZE, FOUR-POSTER,
semi-motionless waterbed, $300.
Phone 523-9819. 20-1p
18 SPEED MIELE MOUNTAIN
bike, men's frame, removable front
tire, $130.00. Call Julie Howson
523-9436. 20-1p
CASE RIDING LAWN TRACTOR
#220 10 hp. motor recently rebuilt.
Phone 887-6943. 19-2p
GOOD CLEAN CHUNKY HARD-
wood slabs $12.85 to $13.21 a cord
delivered. Phone 529-7302. 19-3
RAINBOW TROUT - FRESHLY
cleaned, 6 for $12.50 or fish your
own at 300 an inch; 3 concessions
north, 3 sideroads west of Blyth.
Gloria Hedley 357-2329. 04-tfn
KEEP THOSE BIKES OFF THE
lawn. Phone Don for a bike stand,
available in two sizes. Don Nolan,
Walton, 887-6402. I7-9p
200 VARIETIES OF PERENNIALS,
also boxed plants, geraniums and
herbs. Leo and Corty Sanders, 6
miles west of Brussels on County
Road #16. Phone 887-6306. 19-6
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AUCTION
SALES
RICHARD LOBB
AUCTION CALENDAR
482.7898 CLINTON
WED., MAY 17 AT 5 P.M.: Antiques,
furniture, appliances at Lobb Auction in
Clinton.
SAT., MAY 27 AT 9 A.M. : Power tools,
horse drawn buggy and cutter, JD 25 A
6 1/2 ft. flail mower, furniture, antiques,
etc. at Lobb Auction in Clinton.
THURS., JUNE 1 AT 5 P.M.: 2 John
Deere tractors, forage wagons, farm
machinery at Lobb Auction In Clinton
for Frank Potter, plus additions.
BRIAN RINTOUL
AUCTIONEER
357-2349
CALENDAR
MONDAY, MAY 22 - Carson
Beef-Cow Sale.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 24 - Stocker
Sale, K-W Stockyards.
SATURDAY, MAY 27 - Jim
Holmes at Newton, machinery.
SATURDAY, JUNE 3 - Farm
machinery for Jim and Margaret
Errington, West Wawanosh Twp.
SATURDAY, JUNE 17 - Ron
Gethke at Bornholm. Horses
and horse related machinery.
SATURDAY, JUNE 24 - Wilfred
Hackett estate, household
effects, Ashfield Twp.
TUESDAY, JULY 11 - Paul
Traynor, RR 2, Wingham,
Turnberry Twp., household
effects.
K-W STOCKYARDS EVERY
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY &
BRUSSELS LIVESTOCK EVERY
FRIDAY.
• AUCTION SALE
of antiques, household
effects and appliances.
primitives. collectablcs,
glass & china & misc.
items, also,some office
equipment. For
Mr. & Mrs. Wallace
Nelson of Goderich and
Mrs. Jean Aitchison
of Wingham plus additions
from area homes.
At The
Wingham Sales Arena
Just North Of
Wingham On Hwy #4
357-2987
Thurs. May 18th, 7p.m.
Auctioneer - Jake Kikkert
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BIRTHS
FRASER. Don and Debora wish to
announce the birth of their daughter
Jessica Dawn born April 28, 1995
at Clinton Hospital. Proud grand-
parents Ivan and Jean Flewwelling,
Drayton and Don and Melva
Fraser, Blyth. Thanks to Dr.
Raczycki and nurses at Clinton
Hospital. 20-1p
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CARD OF
THANKS
-CAMPBELL. I wish to most
sincerely thank those who visited
me at an Open House for my
birthday May 6 and for all the
beautiful cards, flowers, gifts and
telephone calls too. Heartfelt thank
you to Rev. James Sloan for his
warm good wishes and the joyful
singing of Happy Birthday by the
choir on Sunday morning, May 7.
Special thank you to my family
Francis Fischer - Mitchell, Vanda
McNeil - Goderich, Barbara Storey
- Exeter for planning, serving
delicious cake and tea at my party.
All was surely appreciated. — Mae
Campbell, Maplewood Manor.20-1
CUMMINGS. The family of the
late Edward Patrick Cummings
wishes to express our sincere
appreciation to family, relatives,
neighbours and friends for their
expressions of sympathy during our
recent bereavement. Thank you to
all who sent cards, letters, flowers,
prayers and donations. Your
thoughtfulness has been a great
comfort. Special thanks to Layton-
McBumey Funeral Home and staff,
Father Joseph Nevett and C.W.L.
ladies of Sacred Heart, Wingham
for the lovely lunch served and
anyone else who assisted and has
not been mentioned. — Sincerely,
Bertha, Charlie, Sharon McNall
and family and the Cummings
family. 20-1
JOHNSTON. Many thanks to my
family, friends arid neighbours for
cards, flowers, visits and the many
phone calls, while in Stratford and
Clinton Hospitals. A special thank
you to Dr. Pototschnik, Dr. Hay,
Dr. McNaughton and Rev. Randy
Banks and the kindness shown
from the nurses in both hospitals. It
was very much appreciated. —
Malinda Johnston. 20- 1p
BAXTER/NICHOLSON. We
would like to thank our family,
friends and wedding party for
making our Buck and Doe a
success, also thank you to everyone
who organized, attended or sent
gifts to the community shower.
Thanks again. —Cheryl and Steve.
20-1
PATTERSON. We wish to thank
our families for their much
appreciated effort in organizing our
dance at the Community Centre on
April 29. We would also like to
thank our friends, neighbours and
relatives who attended and helped
us celebrate. Also thanks for all the
cards, gifts and good wishes. We
hope everyone had as good a time
as we did. — Bill and June Patterson.
20-lp
PHELAN. The family of the late
Louis Phelan wishes to express
their heartfelt appreciation to
Drummond St. and Eighth Line
neighbours for their florals; food
tray and cemetery donation; for
food brought to our homes,
memorials and Mass cards from
our extended family of relatives,
parishioners and neighbours; to
Father Mark Poulin and Beanie-
Falconer Funeral Homes for your
spiritual and loving guidance at the
immediate time of bereavement; to
the doctors, nurses and caregivers
at the hospital and Huronview; the
choir; C.W.L. and very supportive
family. The loving care of all will
be a long-remembered memory. —
Margaret Phelan. 20-1p
QUIPP-STEISS. Surprise! Were
we surprised! A thank you from
three couples to each friend,
neighbour and family member who
helped us celebrate each of our
anniversaries in such a grand way.
A very, very special thanks to each
one of our children and their
friends for organizing and carrying
out such a well-planned surprise
party which we will always
remember. — Donna and . Bill
Quipp, Sherry and Mery Quipp,
Madelene and Stew Steiss. 20-1p
TERPSTRA. Thank you to all the
ladies who came out to my
community shower. The gifts, skits,
games and company are very much
appreciated. A special thank you is
extended to the ladies of the
C.W.L. whose hard work made the
shower a success. — Mary Terpstra.
. 20-1
WRIGHT. The Wright family
would like to thank friends,
neighbours and Ms Nancy Beale,
lay pastor of St. John's Anglican
Church for the sympathy and
support given to us during the,
recent passing of Elsie Wright.
Thanks to everyone for their cards
and donations, they were all
appreciated. — John Wright and
family. 20-lp
COMING
EVENTS
CALVIN-BRICK UNITED CHURCH
is holding its annual Cold meat
supper on Saturday, May 27 at the
Institute Hall, Belgrave, from 5 -
7 p.m. Adults - $7.50, children -
$3.00, preschoolers - free. 20-2
AUCTION SALE
Appliances, furniture, antiques, dishes, lawn tractor,
garden tools and misc.
FOR RALPH AND EDNA PEARSON
119 Turnberry St., Brussels
Sale will be held in the
Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 24
Sale Time: 5 p.m.
APPLIANCES: Westinghouse frost-free white, refrigerator;
Admiral automatic washer 1 1/2 yrs. old; Simplicity electric
clothes dryer; 12 cu.' chest freezer; Kelvinator single door fridge;
small electrical appliances.
ANTIQUES AND FURNITURE: Set of 4 cane seat wooden chairs;
drop-leaf table with barley twist legs; china cabinet with glass
door, side window, 2 door linen space; drop-front book shelf with
compartments; glass door bookcase; Boston rocker; folding
cricket rocker; spool corner what-not; child's school desk; pine
blanket box; 2 steamer trunks; 2 coal-oil lamps; toilet pieces;
Bertman mantel clock Westminster chimes; wooden high chair;
A.C.E. steel 2 door icebox; child's hand sleigh; child's rocker;
box of old dolls (need repair); pictures and frames; cellar table;
wooden wheelbarrow; chrome table and 6 chairs; stepstool;
writing desk; arm rocking chair; vinyl recliner chair; small tables
and lamps; two 12" black and white T.V.'s; two vacuum cleaners;
stereo console and records; 6 bulb chandelier; 2 single iron and
brass beds; dresser; vanity; bedding and linens.
MUSIC & MISC.: Violin and bow/case (repro. Stradivarius);
guitar; ukulele; Tyco electric train set; Christmas train and
decorations; old books; school books; magazines and papers;
Halloween costumes; clocks, milk bottles; Coleman camp stove;
wooden and chrome patio furniture; electric bar-b-que.
DISHES: Spoon collection; Captain Cuddle, Royal Doulton
tobacco jar; Nippon; silver; depression pieces; cups and
saucers; variety of good and everyday dishes.
LAWN, TRACTOR & GARDEN: Lawn-Flite 8/38 lawn tractor and
mower; gas push lawn mower; edger; 2 wooden extension
ladders, aluminum step ladder; collection of license plates 1949-
80; electric hedge trimmer; portable typewriter; set of lawn
bowling balls; garden and hand tools.
CONSIGNMENTS FROM BRUSSELS HOME: Inglis stack washer
and 110 electric dryer; chrome table and 4 chairs; platform
rocker; glass top small tables; telephone table and chair; 3 pc.
bedroom suite; Singer cabinet sewing machine; General de-
humidifier; black and white portable T.V.; card table and chairs;
table of crafts; large collection of salt/peppers (500 sets);
keychain collection; yard sticks; Christmas decorations; lawn
furniture; garden tools; everyday dishes; 80 lb. milk cans;
bedding; misc. items.
Owners or auctioneers not responsible for accidents, deletions
or loss of property sale day. Terms: Cash or cheque with proper
I.D. sale day.
AUCTIONEERS: BOB & DOUG GILMORE
Phone: (519) 291-3489 or 291-3421