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MLS# 073319
CHARMING VICTORIAN HOME WITH
LOTS OF CHARACTER in the village of
Blyth. Above ground pool with
stunning deck on a double corner lot.
Asking $249,000. Call Renate or
Dietmar.
www.RemaxLandExchange.ca
Land Exchange Ltd.
Brokerage
Independently Owned and
Operated
519-357-3332
202 Josephine St.
WINGHAM
Renate
Sieber
Broker of Record
Cell:
519-531-1177
Dietmar
Schroecker
Sales Rep
Cell:
519-531-0133
MLS# 080131
ORCHARD NEAR BLYTH: 123 acres
with approx. 53 acres in orchard.
15,000 trees yields 18 varieties of
apples, pears and cherries. $690,000.
Call Renate or Dietmar.
MLS# 080696
WELL CONSTRUCTED 3+ BEDROOM:
Aluminum clad bungalow on spacious
corner lot. Features large living room.
H.E. gas furnace, partly finished
basemen. New hydro service, 2 car
detached garage. Double asphalt
driveway with mature trees. Asking
$159,900. Call Dietmar.
Susan
Brooks
Sales Rep
Cell:
519-357-8683
MLS# 081001
Immaculate and beautifully decorated
2 plus bedroom in Brussels. Home
features a gorgeous upstairs
bathroom, open concept
kitchen/dining room, high ceilings and
much, much more. Call Susan.
MLS# 080630
ENJOY THE COUNTRY VIEW: in this 3
bedroom bungalow on a quiet cul de
sac in Blyth. Eat-in kitchen with
pantry and breakfast nook, gas
fireplace in living room. Attached
garage with triple driveway. Asking
$199,000. Call Dietmar.
MLS# 080130
BEAUTIFUL 5 BEDROOM BUNGALOW
on large landscaped lot with rock
garden in Blyth, kid’s play area, open
concept kitchen/dining/living,
workshop and more. A must see.
Asking $285,000. Call Renate.
MLS# 081219
GREAT INVESTMENT: Income
property in Clinton, very solid building
in excellent condition, fully rented, 3
entrances, access from 2 streets,
many improvements. $328,000.
Call Dietmar.
MLS# 080341
NEW PRICE: $649,000. Twelve plex
apartment building in Clinton. Built in
1987. New roof in 2008. Approx.
10,500 sq. ft. with 17 parking spaces.
(2 leased to front office building).
Extensive up-to-date fire code work
completed in 2005. For further details
call Dietmar.
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Muriel and Bill Coultes were feted
by family and friends, Saturday on
the occasion of their 50th wedding
anniversary.
The former Muriel Davis of
Stratford and William Coultes of
Morris Twp. were married at St.
John’s United Church, Stratford, by
Rev. Stuart MacLeod on May 31,
1958. The bride was the daughter of
Ken and Gladys Davis, and the
groom’s parents were Robert and
Ellen Coultes.
The maid-of-honour was Carmen
Weber of Stratford and Alex Nethery
of Blyth was best man. Ushering
guests were Bill Davis and Glenn
Coultes. Bridesmaids were Shirley
Davis and Elizabeth Davis (Stobo).
Lea DeYong (Snell) of Brussels was
flowergirl and Jim Gillatly was
ringbearer.
Following the ceremony the
couple enjoyed a honeymoon in
Atlantic City before returning to
their home at the third line of
Morris. Bill farmed with his father
and brother.
Muriel was employed between
1976 and 1988 as circulation
manager for The Wingham Advance
Times.
They retired to Belgrave in 1994.
The Coulteses have five
daughters: Janice (Mark) Matheson,
Joanne (Steven) Robinson, Karen
(Paul) Cook, Andrea (Scott)
Stevenson and Alison (Brian)
Wightman. The family has grown to
include 19 grandchildren.
Bill and Muriel are busy in the
community. Having met through the
United Church Young Peoples’
organization they continue to be
active in Knox United Church,
Belgrave. Both sing in the choir and
Muriel has been involved locally and
nationally with the United Church
Women.
Their interests now have become
sports-oriented as they delight in
attending hockey, ball, soccer, rugby
and volleyball games in which their
grandchildren are taking part.
To celebrate their golden
partnership, an open house was held
at their home Saturday afternoon.
Special guests attended from
Teeswater, Seaforth, Auburn,
Wingham, Listowel, Blyth, Elmira
and Owen Sound.
Rev. Stan McDonald of London, a
life-long friend of the couple’s, who
is recovering from major cancer
surgery, remembered them with a
phone call in the morning.
During the afternoon, Rachel
Cook, a granddaughter, wore the
original flowergirl’s dress while
serving the guests.
Coulteses celebrate 50th
Congrats
Muriel and Bill Coultes of Belgrave celebrated 50 years of
marriage with family and friends during an open house at
their home on Saturday. (Vicky Bremner photo)
The community extends
congratulations to Bill and Muriel
Coultes on the celebration of their
50th wedding anniversary.
Ivan and Mary Grace Wightman
celebrated their 60th wedding
anniversary with an open house at
Brucefield United Church on
Saturday, May 31. The community
extends congratulations to Ivan and
Mary Grace.
Congratulation toJohn and Marie
McIntosh will be celebrating their
50th wedding anniversary on
Sunday, June 8.
Also congratulations to Janisa
Coultes who will celebrate her 100th
birthday on Saturday, June 7.
The community extends sincere
sympathy to Joan Riley, Virginia,
Tom and Connie Black, Keith and
Barb Black and Murray Black and
Jane Ryan on the recent loss of their
sister Margery Lewis of London,
who passed away at London Health
Sciences Centre, London.
Rev. John Roberts was the guest
minister on Sunday, June 1 at Knox
United Church administering the
Sacrament of Holy Communion.
Safety first
It was pre-school school bus safety day last week at East
Wawanosh Public School. Bus drivers and representatives
were at the school, presenting to the children and their
parents to get them ready for the next school year and
gave them their first ride on a bus. After a video they
headed to the bus with the help of Dennis Harris, the
transportation manager for the Avon Maitland District
School Board. (Shawn Loughlin photo)
By Linda
Campbell
Call
357-2188
PEOPLE AROUND
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