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Phone 523-4792 or 887-9114
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TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT,
washer, dryer, whirlpool tub, all
utilities included, Main St., Blyth.
Available July l. Phone Michele
523-4351. 19-tfn
JOHN DEERE RIDING MOWER
38" cut. Tool box, black fibreglass
for pickup. 2" water pump with
Briggs and Stratton motor with
intake and discharge pipes. Phone
523-9207. 21-1
PIANOS! PIANOVATIONS IS
“Passionate about PIANOS”. We
invite you to visit our Village
Restoration Centre and Showroom.
We are a full service rebuilding
shop dedicated to serving all your
PIANO needs. This week’s feature
- Special Stylish Lowrey apartment
size with bench - $2,295.00 bench
and warranty. Many more new and
previously enjoyed. 287 Main
Street, Londesborough. Thursday
11-6, Friday 11-8 and Saturday
11 - 8, or call 523-4535 or 1-866-
63PIANO or e-mail enquiries to
pianovations@sympatico.ca 21-1
18 HORSEPOWER, 45 DECK,
MTD Dynamark, 5-speed manual
$995; Frigidaire 4-burner stovetop
(new), 25 3/4"x21 1/2", $25; 2
aluminum white doors, 34x81,
32x29, $50 each. Call 887-9340.
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1992 NORTHLANDER MOBILE
home 14x68 feet front living room,
lots of cabinets in kitchen, vaulted
ceilings. 2 bedrooms, bathroom
with laundry hookup, carport and
shed must be moved. One owner,
non-smokers. Price $27,000. 887-
9057. 21-lp
LARGE VARIETY OF PERENN-
ials, ornamental grasses, bamboos,
and bed plants. Open until October.
40825 Morris Rd. #16, one road
south of Belgrave. Riverside
Perennials, 887-6306. 19-4
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
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PROPERTY AUCTION
THURSDAY, JUNE 5 AT 7:00 P.M.
Location: 80 Rattenbury St. E., Clinton
1h storey frame house on a spacious lot. Shaded and private
backyard. Excellent starter or retirement home on quiet street. Close
to schools and downtown. Surveyed within last year. Immediate
possession.
TERMS: $5000.000 down day of sale. Balance within 30 days. Selling
with a reasonable reserve.
Auctioneer or owners are not responsible for accidents on or before
sale.
For Viewing Contact
Auctioneer Robert Trick
519-523-4387
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LARGE AUCTION SALE
to be held for Tom and Mildred Lawlor,
go 1/4 mile west of Auburn on Blyth Rd. farm #38326
SATURDAY, MAY 31 AT 10 A.M.
TRAVEL TRAILER: 1975 Oasis 19 ft., tandem axle in good condition,
_ >, stove, toilet, new tent and camping gear.
TRACTOR: Massey Ferguson 50 gas tractor with manure loader, snow
1, new tires, 2 sets of chain.
IMPLEMENT 11 ft. cultivator, wagon gear 3 PTH blade,
* portable air compressors, large vise, chainsaw, ’
/, bench grinder, electric drill, 5 HP gas engine, <
motors, 2 1/2 ton floor jack.
OTHER: 10 bicycles, bike parts, 2 gas lawn mowers, hand tools,
tools, clothes dryer, wooden office desk, 2 cyclone seeders, ladders,
i swivel office chairs, Findlay cookstove, nice one.
| ANTIQUES COLLECTABLES:
' bookcase, chrome table and chairs, large offering of collectables
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. tea pot collections, including miniature dolls, elephants, dogs, cats,
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♦ AUCTIONEERS: RICHARD AND BEN LOBB 482-7898 CLINTON.
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Auction Sale
of farm machinery and miscellaneous items will be held for
CAMPBELL WEY
Lot 21, Cone. 12, McKillop Township, RR 4 Walton
7 miles north of Seaforth or 2 corners south of Walton
and 1 1/4 miles east
Fire #43153 Hullett-McKillop Road or Family Paradise Camp Road
SATURDAY, JUNE 7 10 A.M.
TRACTORS: JD 4030 cab 2 WD approx. 3700 hrs., 18-434 tires, less
than 300 on overhauled engine, good condition; set of duals 18-4-34
(snap on); JD 2355 2 WD 146 loader, approx. 1400 hrs., good
condition; hay prong and stone fork, sell separately.
MACHINERY: Case 600 combine; Cockshutt 504 swather and
conditioner; JD 4 furrow plow, 16" bottoms, semi-mount; JD 16 1/2'
cultivator; JD 15 run seed drill; Waterloo double disc (trail); Innis
bean puller and rower; Gehl 10" hammer mill with 70' belt; 2 flat rack
wagons 16' long.
MISCELLANEOUS: Cement mixer; Lincoln welder; wheelbarrow;
cutoff saw; drill press; power hacksaw; leg rise; bench vise; 2
chainsaws; air compressor; 4 hay rack sills; wooden and steel gates;
pig feeders; rollaway nests; steel doors; 2-36' extension ladders (1
aluminum); lumber; pile of scrap; bench and weights; wringer washer
machine; antiques, anvil; turnip planter; circular saw; cross-cut
saws; wooden lathe; 2 walking plows, woven fence stretcher; large
barn jack; tools; 2 wagon loads of farm-related items.
Plan to attend. Lots of goods. Terms cash. Farm sold.
For information call Campbell at 527-1976. Owner or auctioneer not
responsible for accidents.
BRIAN RINTOUL AUCTIONEER
357-2349
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BURKHOLDER. Once we were
two, now we are three, someone
new has joined our family. Shane
and Theresa (Albers) are very
proud to announce the birth of their
first baby, a son, Ethan John
Burkholder, born at 5:18 a.m.
Friday, May 9, 2003, weighing
7 lbs. at Stratford General Hospital.
Proud first-time grandparents are
John and Ivonne Albers of Brussels
and Bill and Brenda Burkholder of
Blyth. Spoiling privileges go to
aunts and uncles, Shane and Tina
Taylor and Michael, Adam and
Laura Albers. A heartful thank you
to Dr. Martin, and Drs. Hillyer and
Albrecht for the prenatal care, and
the nursing staff at SGH. Ethan and
I would like to thank Daddy also
for his love and support the past
nine months. 21-lp
MOON. I would like to thank my
friends and relatives for all their
good wishes on my 60th birthday.
A special thank you goes to Alex
and Bev for the birthday dinner and
the beautiful flowers. Thanks also
to Luann for delivering the flowers
during dinner to surprise me. All of
you helped make my 60th birthday
a memorable occasion. - Betty
Moon. 21-lp
CARDIFF. Rob, Allyson, Tori and
Sophie are thrilled to announce the
birth of Albert Owen on May 21 at
Stratford General Hospital, weigh
ing 8 lbs. 2 1/2 oz., 21 inches.
Proud grandparents are Jack and
Audrey Cardiff of Brussels and
Barbara Scott of Seaforth. Thanks
to Drs. Edwards, Hillyer and Kalos
and the maternity floor and special
care unit nurses. Special thanks to
Nana and Papa for watching the
girls and to Daddy for all his
wonderful support. 21-1
Cards of thanks
PALMER. The family of the late
Alan Palmer wishes to express their
heartfelt thanks to our neighbours,
friends and townspeople who with
their cards, gifts, flowers and
donations of food helped us to get
through this very sad time in our
lives. The cards with their
messages of sympathy as well as
their personal messages of your
prayers and support were very
much appreciated. Thanks also to
Frank Schimanski for his help and
support at the time of the funeral.
Thanks to Rev. Wilson for his time
with Alan during his illness and at
the last. Thanks also to the staff of
2E and the Palliative unit at the
Wingham Hospital for their care
and kindness to my husband and to
us. A very special thanks to Dr.
Michelle Flowers for her interest
and care toward Alan. Our thanks
to one and all. Sincerely, the
Palmer family - Beverley, Alan,
Karen and Craig. 21-1
McDOWELL. A very warm thank
you to all our family for their part
in our 60th anniversary party. A
delicious dinner was served at the
Riverboat Restaurant, Wingham at
12:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 17
with over twenty family and
relatives in attendance. After dinner
we were all invited to daughter
Janice and Larry Robinson’s at
Marnoch, near Belgrave and later
were served a delicious decorated
carrot cake made by Carol
McDowell, Auburn. Thanks Carol.
It was great to get together with so
many relatives from Burgessville,
Stratford, Wingham, Sault Ste.
Marie, Kitchener, London,
Westfield, Blyth and surrounding
area. Many thanks for all the cards,
flowers, letters, visits and phone
calls from old friends. We are very
grateful to have lived to see this
event and do thank everyone who
made all this possible. We are very
happy in our new apartment in
Blyth and invite any of you to drop
in for a little visit. - Feme and
Harvey McDowell. 21-lp
STEWART. We would just like to
thank everyone for making our
wedding day so special. We would
especially like to thank our
wedding party for all their hard
work. Thanks to John and Judy
Sinclair. Thank you to our
bartenders Deb, Bob, Mary Ellen
and Dan and of course Mom and
Dad (Harvey and Sandy Stewart),
Steve and Ruthanne Stewart, Dave
Stewart and Roxanne Harder. We
appreciate everything that you have
done and your generosity and love
will never be forgotten. - Love,
Jeff and Marlene Stewart. 21-1
REINSMA. The family of the late
Piet Reinsma wishes to express a
sincere thank you to relatives,
friends and neighbours for their
support and prayers. Thank you for
lovely flowers, donations and
words of condolence. Special
thanks to the medical and nursing
staff at Clinton Public Hospital and
Victoria Hospital, London, for
excellent care during Piet’s
hospitalization. To Pastor Bruce
Brodrecht and Bethel Pentecostal
Assembly Church staff for their
support and lovely luncheon. Our
appreciation is also extended to
Michael Falconer and staff for your
professionalism and compassion.
All of you will always be
remembered with gratitude. - Ann
Reinsma and family, 21-1
TASKER. The family of the late
Lloyd Tasker wishes to thank
family and friends for their love,
care and support during Lloyd's
illness and death. The conversa
tions, meaningful cards of
condolence, beautiful floral
tributes, generous memorial
donations and attendance at the
memorial service were greatly
appreciated. Special thanks to the
Reverend Stan McDonald,
Reverend Doctor Bannerman, the
Blyth U.C.W. and the Beattie-
Falconer Funeral Home. Cheryl
Cronin and Margaret Kai also
provided a memorable musical
tribute at the service. Your
expression of sympathy will always
be remembered. - Jean Tasker and
family. 21-1
Coming events
CHILDREN’S FISHING DERBY,
Radford’s fish pond, Hwy. #4,
south of Blyth, Sunday, June 15,
10 a.m. - 12 noon. 21-lb
CPH AUXILIARY JUNE POT-
luck luncheon meeting. Welcome
volunteers. Monday, June 2,
10 a.m., St. Andrews United
Church, Bayfield. Bring food,
dishes, cutlery. 21-1