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The Citizen, 1997-08-20, Page 3THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20,1997 PAGE 3. DR. JANET ZETTEL DR. DAN ROOYAKKERS Tues. 1 - 5, Thurs. 1-5, Fri. 9 -1 Call: 523-4567 for appointments New patients welcome The championship tour The Blyth Tykes captured the A championship at their year-end playoff tournament this past weekend, and were treated to a victory ride through town on Saturday night atop the firetruck. Coached by Warren Moore, Jeff Peters and Tracey Cook, the team took the title in three straight. Their first two games were against two Stanley Twp. teams, while the final, which almost ended in a rainout, was against their Hullett Twp. neighbours. / SALE Council hears property problem - $69.00 - $59.00 - $55.00 After several visits and numerous notes left over recent months, Blyth Chief Building Official Paul Josling reported the futility of his efforts concerning a Drummond Street property, to Blyth council, Aug. 5. Council had instructed Josling to investigate a complaint of someone using a motor home as a permanent residence at Plan 174, Lot 27, Part Block B, C and John Street. Though numerous attempts had been made to contact the owner of the home, no personal contact had been made, said Josling. He advised council that it does not appear the home is now being used as a permanent residence, therefore making it difficult to con­ vince a court of law that there had been a contravention of a village bylaw. However, Josling said he may be able to use the property standards bylaw to have the owner clean up the property. Council authorized Clerk-Trea­ surer John Stewart to contact those who had filed the written complaint advising them of Josling's contin­ ued efforts. Buy of the week Edwins Guess Buffalo Tommy Hilfiger - $59.00 NOTICE Vandals cause $2,000 damage On Wednesday, Aug. 13, a back­ hoe, parked on the west side of the Blyth arena was vandalised. Police say that sometime during the evening someone jumped around on the engine cowling, bent the windshield wipers and pushed down all the lights. Two large rocks were hurled through the back comer windows and the front win­ dow. Broken glass from a Molson Canadian beer bottle was found on the backhoe. Damage is estimated at $2,000. The investigation is continuing. Bogus bill found at bank Someone found a bogus bill at the Blyth bank. According to police on Monday, Aug. 11, a customer made a with­ drawal from the bank machine at the CIBC branch and noticed that one of the Canadian $20 bills was different. Police said the customer service manager confirmed that the bill, serial number ASG4214968 was counterfeit. Lauretta's Hug & 1/2 is making room for new Fall & Winter Fashions with a 1/2 Price Sale on All Summer Stock "A Hug & H2 for 1/2 Price” Lauretta's Hug & 1/2 Wingham 519-357-4650 Beatrice 1 litre Chocolate Milk Wed. - Sun. < Scrimgeour’s Food Market, Blyth Gibson’s are carrying Boys’ Jeans, size 8-18 ALSO ON SALEH 250 Josephine St., Wingham ♦ 357-4221 Start a beautiful, glowing fire in just one second Terms and Conditions t Deferred payments available to Union Gas residential customers on approved credit through Union Gas and Member Union Gas Fireplace Dealers. All other offers not applicable. Offer valid from Aug. 18 to Oct. 18, *97. There are no set-up fees or early payment penalties for financing. ▲ Residential customers only, on approved credit and only if financed through Union Gas and Member Union Gas Fireplace Dealers. © Union Gas Limited 1997. MAKE YOUR HOME A COMFORT ZONE Natural Gas Fireplaces No payments until March’98+ Convenient billing options* MONTGOMERY'S Comfort Centre Ltd. P.O. Box 368, R.R #5 Wingham, Ontario NOG 2W0 Just south of Wingham 519-357-4300 phone 519-357-4294 fax Bringing energy into your life iniongas energy for you