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HEARTLAND REALTY INC.
1 Albert St., Clinton
519-482-3400
Serving Huron
From The Heart
Independent
Member
Broker
Excellent Value 2 storey brick In
immaculate condition, 3 bedrooms, eat-In
kitchen, carpet throughout, natural wood
trim, spacious lot. Listed at $110,000.
For 24 Hour information dial 1-800-463-7363.
Ext 5144
Older 3 bedroom home in quiet area. Large
eat-In kitchen, main floor laundry, separate
dining room. large master bedroom, patio
doors - lots of room. Only $69,900.
Unique property - Main St. home available
with commercial possibilities. Ornately
finished 25 ft. long living room. Perfect for
in-home business or lust good living.
Blyth - $87,500.
30 Main Street In Londesboro - 2
bedrooms, spacious dining and living
close to stores, restaurant and
school. For Information call Richard
Lobb. Extension 8127
7 Brandon Street, Belgrave: 3 bedroom
modern kitchen cupboards, natural wood
trim, 20' x 31' barn, large lot. Asking
$74,900. Call Richard Lobb for more
information. Extension 8126
OTHER LISTINGS;
COMMERCIAL STORE 8 APARTMENT -
Main St., Blyth. Net income over $12,000
per annum. Call Gary Walden
SMALL ENGINE REPAIR SHOP,
Londesboro. Now $105,000.
COTTAGE overlooking Blyth Brook, south
of Auburn, $139,000.
For more information on any of these listings call 482-3400 and
ask for Gary Walden or call 482-7675.
CLINTON OFFICE
Fred R. Lobb 482-3321
Gary Walden 482.7675
Richard Lobb 482-7898
SEAFORTH OFFICE
Harry DenHaan 527-0557
John van Eeden 526-7790
DAYFIELD
Vic Lecompte 565-2844
EXETER
Dave Youmans 235-3330
GODERICH
Kathy Homan 524-5095
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887-6695, Dianne: 523-9513,
Cathy: 529-3352, Carol Anne: 345-
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VEHICLES FOR SALE
1986 FORD TRUCK 150 XLT
Lariat super cab, mint, $4,500. 887-
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WANTED TO RENT — CROP-
land for '97 and beyond, short term
or long term. Phone 523-4310, ask
for Tom. 39-2
WANTED TO BUY: SCRAP CARS
and trucks. L & B Auto Wreckers.
1/4 miles south of Brussels. Call
887-9499. tfn
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WORK WANTED — HOUSE-
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Reasonable rates. Phone 523-9626
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RYAN, Mary Alice. In loving
memory of a dear friend who
passed away October 15, 1984.
We think of you in silence,
sometimes we shed a tear.
We have so many memories of
days when you were here.
Your death has left a loneliness,
this world can never fill,
But in our hearts you will remain,
until someday we meet again.
— Sadly missed by Lloyd, Mabel
and family. 40-1
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Are you pregnant? Need Help? Call
our 24 Hour Hotline collect 323-
3751 or drop in at 189 Main St. N.,
Mount Forest for free pregnancy
testing, counselling and support,
childbirth, coaches, clothing. e4w
SERVICES
ALUMINUM AND CUSTOM
welding, ornamental railing, trailers,
custom hitches, pigs/cattle penning,
machinery repairs and fabricating.
Call Peter de Jong, 523-4816. tfn
CAR OILING — Drip and no-drip
oil. Highway 4 between Belgrave
and Blyth. By annointment only.
Call Vic at (519) 357-2213. 26-tfn
CUSTOM FAXING — NEED TO
send or receive a fax? The Citizen
does custom faxing for customers.
Drop in or call 523-4792 or 887-
9114 for details. tfn
DAVE'S CAR OILING, DRUM-
mond St., Blyth, 523-4343. Open
1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Weather permitting.
35-9
CUSTOM PLANTING 750 JD
and combining. Phone Gerald Kerr,
523-9275. 38-3p
B & C DRYWALL & CON-
tracting. No job too small, one call
does it all. Phone 519-887-9924.
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the Homecoming.
A special thank you is also given
to all the organizations, businesses
and individuals, who supported the
parade by sponsoring bands or
Shriner units. The many float
entries were also very much
appreciated. Your efforts and
support culminated in one of the
best parades ever.
The parade committee also
deserves a great deal of credit for
all the hard work and long hours
that was given to organizing this
spectacular event.
The committee gratefully
acknowledges the work that was
undertaken by many of the
community's organizations, groups,
businesses and service clubs. Your
efforts and support provided for a
fun-filled and memorable weekend.
The boys and girls soccer teams
competed against schools from
Turnberry, Grey, Howick, Wing-
ham and Brussels. The tournament
was held at Grey Central Public
School. They demonstrated
excellent skills and sportsmanship
in all of their games. Although they
did not win a lot of games they
thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity
to meet new friends and play in a
friendly competition.
Mr. and Mrs. Gamer Nicholson
visited with Dr. Ray and Cindy
Nicholson, Victoria and Alexandra
of Elmira. They attended the
wedding of Sherri Nicholson,
daughter of Ron and Lynda
Nicholson of Barrie and David
Mathis, son of Bob and Mona
Mathis of Kitchener.
Steve Coultes of Melbourne,
Australia, was home the end of
September with his parents Dr.
Glen and Dorothy Coultes. He
visited with many friends and
relatives. He took part in the Flatt-
Reavie wedding on Sept. 27 in
Members gratefully recognize
the support given by the village of
Blyth, through the loan of $1,000
to help get the Homecoming
project started. The committee also
thanks Clerk-Treasurer John
Stewart, for the assistance and
many efforts he made toward the
Homecoming weekend.
At the October meeting of
Homecoming ' 96, the following
business was conducted. The loan
of $1,000 from the Village of Blyth
will be repaid immediately.
The following donations will be
made: $500, Blyth Public School;
$300, Blyth Fire Department; $100,
Greenaway Project; $25, Crime-
stoppers.
At the beginning of 1997, the
balance of the profits will be
handed over to the Blyth Public
The cross-country team travelled
to the Wingham Golf and Curling
Club for a meet on Tuesday, Oct. 1.
Several of the runners placed very
well: Mite Boys, Levi Cook, ninth;
Tyke Girls, Kristen Palmer, fourth;
Atom Girls, Laura Meier, third,
Kerri Meier, sixth; Atom Boys,
Devin Moffatt, second; Bantam
Boys, Tyler Fenton, second, Justin
Campbell, eighth.
London.
Colleen Irwin, Abbey, Adam and
Alex of Port Carling were weekend
visitors at Betty Irwin's.
Lorna Irwin, Thomas and Sean of
Churchill spent Friday night with
Betty Irwin.
Visitors are welcome at the home
of Ferne and Edgar Howatt at Lot
30 Conc. 6, East Wawanosh Twp.
They both have a hobby from an
early age. Edgar's was plowing,
which he stopped a few years ago.
Ferne's was catering, baking and
helping and showing at fairs. She
still does to a small degree.
School.
A copy of the Homecoming
Financial Statement and a list of
Homecoming names will be placed
at the Clerk's office.
Souvenirs are still available at
Stitches by M.J. Prices have been
drastically reduced: mugs, $3;
plates, $7; hats, $7.
The remaining stock of sweaters .
and t-shirts has also been marked
down. Check out the bargains!
In conclusion, a big heart-filled
thank you to everyone who
supported and helped with
Homecoming '96. Your efforts and
support made this weekend an
occasion hat will be long
remembered and cherished by
many.
Respectfully yours,
Ruth Stewart and Nancy Roe.
IN
MEMORIAM
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WANTED
L. Bosman hosts UCW
The Evening Unit of the UCW dedicated. The worship closed with
met at the home of Louise Bosman prayer.
with 18 members present. Barbara During the business the minutes
Anderson opened the meeting with were read and adopted, the
a Thanksgiving poem. Donna treasurer's report and card report
Shaw, assisted by Doris Michie, were given and the roll call was
conducted the Thanksgiving answered with a donation of food
Worship Service. Hymns For the for the food bank.
Fruit of All Creation and We Barbara Anderson presented the
Praise You 0 God were sung. program assisted by Freda Johnston
The scripture was from Luke 17: and Ruth Gordon on the topics
11-19. A meditation was read and poverty, money, values, and
the offering was received and Thanksgiving.
Howatts welcome visitors
Committee donates to causes