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(Southern Ontario Coordinator)
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o BAILEY
REAL ESTATE LTD.
Clinton
Mason Bailey 482-9371
BROKER (24 Hour Service)
REDUCED: Executive Ranch Style Home,
large workshop, all purpose frame barn,
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BLYTH: Investment property, 8 rental units, 2
commercial and 6 residential, showing
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY: North end of
Blyth, includes small apartment, gas heat, 3
phase hydro, paved lot, priced for quick sale.
BLYTH: Solid brick family home, 2 storey, 4
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BEAUTIFUL large well treed building lot on
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Prudential
tig Heartland Realty Fred Lobb, Broker/Owner
1 Albert St., Clinton
See our website: www.prudentialheartland.com
519-482-3400
53 ARTHUR LANE, AUBURN: 4 bedroom
family home on large lot. Mostly
hardwood floors on main floor. Eat-in
kitchen, large living room, main floor
family room. New oil furnace, lots of
windows, single det. garage. Terraced lot
with mature shade trees overlooks
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Rep. 08701
54 ARTHUR LANE, AUBURN: Spacious 3
bedroom home on 1.87 ac. lot. Well
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water heating system ('96), "all new
replacement windows, new shingles ('96).
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kitchen, separate dining room, MF laundry.
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River Valley. 8110,000. Call Richard Lobb, Sr.
Sale Rep. 08845.
482-3400
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In memoriam Real estate
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SOW FARROWING TECHNICIAN.
All aspects of nursing sows and
piglet care. Ideal for the person
who likes animals in a clean,
comfortable work environment.
Looking for an experienced person
or will train a highly motivated
person who strives to succeed in
this field. This position is full time.
May be possible to have variable
work hours. Fax résumé to 519-
345-0245 or call 519-527-0761.
03-2
PARTS
DEPARTMENT
We are seeking an
individual for a
Parts Counter position.
Truck parts knowledge and
computer experience
an asset.
We offer competitive wages
with company benefits.
Please send résumé to:
Doug McClinchey
Parts Manager
Bluewater Truck Centre
Box 474
Goderich, Ontario
N7A 4C7
or phone 519-524-7379
fax 519-524-7380
In memoriam
SOUCH. In memory of a very
special sister and aunt, Sherry, who
was taker from us 9 years ago on
February 2.
It sure seems like a lifetime,
Since you have gone away.
My kids are almost 9 and 6,
We talk about you every day.
Late at night when the stars are
bright,
My girls tell me where you are!
We look up and see the brightest
star
That one is Aunt Sherry.
We know you are with us,
Everywhere we go.
You are in our thoughts
24 hours a day.
You are never further
Than a thought away.
It would be so much better
To have you here
So your nieces could give you
Hugs and kisses -
The way it should be.
God, please pick a single rose
And give it to her today
No message needs to accompany, it,
She knows who it's from.
- Forever missed but never
forgotten, Steve, Wendy, Tiffany
and Sarah Marks. 04-1
SOUCH, SHERRY. In loving
memory of our dear daughter,
Sherry who passed away February
2, 1993.
Down the path of memories,
We gently tread today.
All our thoughts are with you,
As life goes on its way. .
We often lie awake at night when
the world is fast asleep,
And take a walk down memory
lane with tears upon our cheek.
The 27 years we had with you are
worth their weight in gold,
The joy and laughter and love that
you gave us is ours to have and
hold.
Some people say, as time goes by
The heartache will subside.
But the feeling in our heart today
Is the same as the day you died.
No matter how we spend our day,
No matter what we do,
Before we close our eyes tonight,
We always think of you.
- Dearly missed and forever loved,
Mom and Dad. 04-1
Legal notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
OTHERS
All claims against the estate of
Ronald Robert Baird, late of the
Township of North Huron in the
County of Huron, who died on or
about the 2nd day of November,
2001, must be filed with the
undersigned Estate Trustee on or
before the 21st day of February,
2002; thereafter, the undersigned
will distribute the assets of the said
estate having regard only to the
claims then filed.
DATED at North Huron this 18th
day of January, 2002.
Clayton Baird, Estate Trustee, by
his Solicitor, GOODALL &
HILLS, 216 Josephine Street, Box
730, Wingham, Ontario, NOG
2W0. (519) 357-1990. 03-3
Livestock
WE BUY AND SELL
LIVESTOCK
dairy, beef and horses,
crippled and poor- doing cows
PAY IMMEDIATELY
LICENCED DEALER
CLARENCE
POORTINGA
887-9747
Lost/strayed
A MAN'S GOLD RING. CALL
887-9831. 04-1
Mortgages
(NEED A MORTGAGE? \
First & Seconds
GET THE LOWEST RATE
CONSOLIDATE DEBTS
Borrow '100,000. -Pay '625. per month
"HARD TO APPROVE"
Whatever your needs,
Give Us A Try.
MORTGAGE NETWORK
519-482-7675/1-866-623-0589
wwwiarywaiden.com
Services
GAMBLING
Do you believe that gambling is an
easy way to make money? To
discuss this issue, call Huron
Addiction Services at 482-1767 for
free confidential information. 04-1p
EXPERIENCED WOMAN LOOK-
ing for housecleaning, odd jobs,
running errands, etc., in and around
'Brussels and surrounding area.
Currently has clients in Wingham
and Bluevale area. Call Shelley
anytime at 887-9214. 04-1
RELIABLE WOMAN WITH 22
years experience, will do
housecleaning, offices, schools, car
lots, etc., and laundry too. Call
Donna, leave message, 357-2041.
01-4p,
FARMLAND WANTED. CASH
crop land wanted for rent, short
term or long term. Competitive
rates offered. Call 523-4461. 04-8
HISTORIC PHOTOS OF BLYTH
requested for upcoming Salute to
Blyth on its 125th anniversary, to
be published in The Citizen in July
2002. We'll copy the photo, then
give it back to you. Please bring to
The Citizen office. Any
information about the photo is also
appreciated. 43-tfn
Wanted
STANDING TIMBER AND
LOGS, best prices, best
workmanship. Alex Chisholm, 526-
1012. 02-4
WANTED TO BUY: SCRAP
cars and trucks. L & B Auto
Wreckers, 1/2 mile south of
Brussels. Call 887-9499. tfn
By Andrew Hruska
Concerned Huron East citizens
and an OPP representative came
together Wednesday night with the
same agenda finding ways to make
our communities safer.
Before amalgamating the Twps. of
Grey, Seaforth, McKi I lop,
Tuckersmith and the Village of
Brussels to form the Municipality of
Huron East, and before the provin-
cial government decided to no
longer assume the financial respon-
sibility for policing in rural areas of
Ontario, many rural communities
had what was considered to be
"drive through" policing. With this
type of service police would respond
to accidents or emergency calls, but
had no specific amount of hours des-
ignated to these areas. Higher popu-
lations in communities such as
Seaforth and Brussels necessitated
more enhanced policing. -
Since the amalgamation took
place and the Municipality of Huron
East has entered into a new contract
with the OPP, initiatives such as the
Wednesday night Community
Policing meeting in Brussels are
being taken to ensure accountability
on behalf of the police service as
well as communication with the citi-
zens it serves. One can look at this as
developing a good business relation-
ship between a service provider and
consumers.
OPP can better address concerns
in the communities when they are
brought forth at these monthly meet-
ings and citizens have a forum to
discuss issues and brainstorm solu-
tions with a police officer and mem-
bers from other communities.
At the meeting were community
members from Brussels and Ethel
and OPP Const. Dave Gillan. He is a
liaison between OPP designated to
serve the Municipality of Huron
East and representatives from the
five wards.
Const. Gillan is also able to pro-
vide crime statistics for certain areas
northhuron.on.ca
Northern Huron's
foremost source of
information
when you:
• Need to check the
weather
• Need a plumber
• Need to see what's on
at area theatres
• Need to build a barn
• Need to find the
money to build a barn
• Need to read reviews
on theatre presentation
• Need a lawyer
• Need to rent a crane
• Need to order take-out
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the telephone number
• Need to find a real
estate agent
• Need an accountant
Check it out at
www.northhuron.on.ca
(an online service of
The Citizen.)
and discuss what measures are being
taken to curb problems such as theft,
vandalism and driving infractions.
Other interesting OPP information
brought to the informal "round
table" meeting by Const. Gillan per-
tained to monitoring snowmobile
trails for speeding and impaired
driving and ways in which police
officers are attempting to be more
visual in the communities via foot
patrols etc.
Community based volunteer ini-
tiatives such as Citizens On Patrol
(COP) and Neighbourhood Watch as
well as Crime Stoppers were dis-
cussed.
It was interesting to note from the
meeting that many of the smaller
communities face similar crime
issues, primarily vandalism, theft
and dangerous driving. Encouraging
and assisting witnesses and victims
to proceed With statements and
charges seemed to be unanimous
concern among the community
members present.
The next meeting will be held
Wednesday, Feb. 20 in the lower hall
of the Brussels library. Community
members are encouraged to attend.
For more information Const. Dave
Gillan can be reached at the
Wingham OPP office 357-1331.
Hockey bag stolen
On Jan. 19 at approximately 12:30
p.m. a citizen reported the theft of a
bag of hockey equipment.
The owner told police that some-
time on Jan. 17 between 9 p.m. and
10:30 p.m. a vehicle left parked in
the rear parking lot of the Brussels
Country Inn located on Turnherry
Street was forced open. A hockey
bag with skates, pants, shoulder and
elbow pads, shin pads, -helmet,
sweater and swks valued at over
$500 was taken.'
Anyone with information is asked
to call the local OPP or Crime
Stoppers with your information.
Reduce, reuse
W and recycle anted
Community and OPP meet
to make communities safer