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WE BUY AND SELL
LIVESTOCK
dairy, beef and horses,
crippled and poor- doing cows
PAY IMMEDIATELY
LICENCED DEALER
CLARENCE
POORTINGA
887-9747
Q QUOTATIONS
THE BRUSSELS MEDICAL-
Dental Board is accepting quotes
for the cleaning of their building at
373 Turnberry St. on a contract
basis. Cleaning is approximately
2 hours per week. Please specify
hourly rate in quote. The contractor
must be bondable. Quotes will be
accepted at the Municipal Office
until 4 p.m. on Tuesday, April 25,
2000. For further information
contact Lori Pipe at 887-6572. 16-1
R REAL ESTATE
HULLETT TWP. - 50 ACRES
for sale, 42 tiled workable acres,
balance in bush, no buildings.
Phone 519-482-3518. 14-3
§ BAILEY
N
Clinton
Mason Bailey 482-9371
BROKER (24 Hour Service)
NEW LISTING: Blyth, corner of Gypsy Lane
and Westmoreland St., 2 storey brick home, 4
bedrooms gas heat, 1 1/2 lots, heated
workshop.
REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE: Commercial
building, highway location north end of
Blyth, 1/2 acre paved lot, Equipped with
refrigeration oi freezer unit.
BLYTH: Long established hardware store
with 2,000 sq. ft. apartment above. Fully
equipped, owner retiring.
BAYFIELD: Main Street, log home on large
lot, 3 bedrooms, nice atmosphere, priced to
sell quickly.
BLYTH: 2 floor brick home on extra-large lot,
newly renovated, edge of town.
RESTAURANT AND STEAKHOUSE: Seats
130, modern apartments above. Owners wish
to retire.
FRUIT FARM: 123 acres, includes 50 acres
apples and small fruit. All planted since 1988.
All drip irrigated. New cold storage building.
1 1/2 acre spring-fed pond, 23 acres
hardwood.
BLYTH: 10 year old split level, 3 bedrooms,
wood and gas heat, large lot, attached
garage.
100 ACRES: With good home, general
purpose barn, all workable. Near Nile.
COUNTRY INN: 160 seat restaurant pub, 2
business rental units, plus newly renovated
apartment, located main street, busy summer
theatre town. Owners retiring.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY: 12 unit apartment
building, fully occupied, 12 years old.
FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION
CALL-
MASON BAILEY
519-482-9371
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bungalow In Londesborough built in 1994.
Cathedral ceiling In living room, air
exchange unit, water softener, hi-eff
propane heat, Ig. wrap-around deck is
wheelchair accessible. Basement is
studded and insulated, ready to finish!
Call Fred Lobb, Broker.
189 Coombs Street, Blyth. Excellent
location near fitness trail in quiet village.
Well maintained 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 storey
family home has eat-ln kitchen with solid
pine cupboards & newer countertop.
Insulated sunporch w/patio doors to Ig.
new deck. Spacious livingroom with
country view. Call Mary Anne Van
Diepenbeek, Sales rep.
167 acre cash crop farm. 140 acres workable.
Tiled land. 60 acres in wheat. Vendor will consider first mortgage.
Still time before planting! Call Fred R. Lobb for details.
482-3400
s SERVICES
WILL BABYSIT IN MY HOME,
days, nights, weekends. 1/4 mile
past Blake’s Orchard. Call Sandy,
887-8201. 16-2
SPRING LAWN CLEANUP,
rolling and power sweeping.
Treebelt, 523-9771. 14-3
CUSTOM HAY AND GRASS
seeding by ATV. Frost seeding,
pasture renovations and new
seeding in hay mixtures. Excellent
results with new seeding. Over 10
years experience. Call John
Hoonaard, 523-9445 at 8 a.m. or
9:30 p.m. 12-8p
INCOME TAXES PREPARED,
E-file service available. Farm,
business or personal. Stephen
Thompson - 482-7551. Or you
may drop off or pick up your
information at Stitches by MJ,
Queen St., Blyth. 06-12
EXCAVATING-BULLDOZING
BACKHOEING-SEPTIC SYSTEMS
FARMDRAWAGE-PONDS
•TOPSOIL* SAND
• GRAVEL
Clinton
482-3783
TOLL FREE
1-877-532-4394
Pager
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s SERVICES
GUITAR LESSONS - ELECTRIC,
acoustic, bass. Learn to play the
music you like. Call 887-6353.
36-tfn
Wingham PeeWee Girls
capture Prov. silver
Continued from page 10
Rachel Elliott closed out the
scoring with 1:15 left in the game
on a shot that creeped over the line.
Assists went to Cook and
Campbell.
Berfeltz was once again sharp in
the Hawk net thwarting several
Barrie shooters.
With this victory the Hawks,
guaranteed top spot in their pool
advanced to the quarter final game
against Algoma that evening. This
proved to be a real test of heart for
the Hawk players. The game was
filled with end-to-end action
throughout and remained scoreless
after three periods of play.
The game had to be decided in
sudden death overtime with the
first team to score being declared
the winner.
Berfeltz was spectacular in this
game, particularly the overtime as
she frustrated the Algoma shooters.
In total Berfeltz stopped 81
Algoma shots. Finally, at 4:09 of
the fifth overtime period Cook
backhanded a rebound off a
Brittany Campbell shot by a
dejected Algoma goaltender. The
defense pairings of McDonald and
Whitfield and Good and Ritchie
were strong for the Hawks tying up
Algoma forwards looking for
rebounds at the Hawk net. This
would send the Hawks to a semi
final matchup with the Sarnia
Starfires whom they lost to in a
THE BELGRAVE
COMMUNITY
CENTRE BOARD
is accepting TENDERS for
"Park Caretaker" for Belgrave
Park Grounds
Applicants may submit a quote
for one or combination of
below:
1. cutting and trimming
grass per time
2. general maintenance per
hour
3. booking diamond/pavilion
per season
Contractor to supply equipment
and be responsible for all costs
associated with same. Please
state type and size of
equipment. Tender forms
available at the East Wawanosh
Township office or call Barb
Black at 357-1092. Envelopes
marked "Tender" may be mailed
to Belgrave Community Centre
Board, Box 4, Belgrave, Ontario.
NOG 1E0 and will be accepted
until 4 p.m. Friday, April 28,
2000.
Sharing a
Healthier
Future™ , with
pannupacnon
previous game at the Silver Stick
Tourney. Game time was Sunday,
April 16 at 9:35 a.m. Pumped up by
the support of Atom Hawk players
and fans the Hawks defeated Sarnia
3-1. Cook led off the scoring for
the Hawks picking up a pass from
Campbell and Brandy Thompson.
Campbell put the Hawks up by
two, a backhander past the Sarnia
goalie at 5:24 of the second with
assists to Cook and Thompson.
Sarnia would tally a goal at 8:26
of the third with Laura Cannon
scoring on a pass from Amanda
Dodge and Katie La Brasceur.
Cook put the game away with 26
seconds to go scoring on the open
net. Assists went to Campbell and
Elliott.
Berfeltz had another strong
performance in the Hawk net
taking away several Sarnia scoring
opportunities.
This would advance the Hawks
to the gold medal game against St.
Catharines Selects that afternoon.
A very determined and well rested
Selects squad defeated the Hawks
5-0 to win the gold medal. The
Hawks went out proud, claiming a
well deserved silver medal in the
2000 OWHA Provincial
championships.
The Hawk coaching staff would
like to commend their players for
their hard work and determined
effort throughout this weekend.
They executed the plays to the
maximum and fought to the finish.
WORK WANTED: RESPONSIBLE
12 year old wanting lawns to cut in
Brussels. Willing to help with odd
jobs also. Call Kyle at 887-6956.
16-lp
WANTED TO RENT: GOOD
cash crop land, good land
stewardship. Hugill Farms 233-
7467. 16-3p
WANTED TO BUY: SCRAP
cars and trucks. L & B Auto
Wreckers, 1/2 mile south of
Bmssels. Call 887-9499. tfn
BILL’S SALVAGE & AUTO
SALES - Wanted: scrap, cars and
trucks. Phone 887-6510 (on 14th
Cone, of Grey). 10-8p
Going golfing
Continued from page 10
Country Club, Mitchell Golf &
Country Club, River Valley Golf &
Country Club, St. Marys Golf &
Country Club, Seaforth Golf &
Country Club, Stratford Country
Club, Stratford Municipal Golf
Course and Wingham Golf &
Curling Club. New this year are
Tavistock Golf Course and the new
Woodlands Golf Course near
Holmesville.
As an added bonus, included in
the booklet is a discount coupon for
$5 off the registration fee for The
Lung Association Golf
Tournament, sponsored by Horizon
Pro Health and Bemy Nymeyer of
RBC Dominion Securities, which
will be held Saturday, June 3 at
Mitchell Golf & Country Club.
To order or for further
information drop by The Lung
Association office at 342 Erie St.,
Suite 121, in Stratford or call (519)
271-7500.
Two face charges
On March 28 officials from the
local high school contacted officers
working in the Town of Seaforth
over a report of two youths being
shot.
Officers attended and spoke to
the victims to find that on March
16 around 5:30 p.m. they were
invited to a home on George Street
in Seaforth. Once inside the home
the two 15 year olds were met by
other youths. One of the youths
inside the home then produced a
BB-air rifle showing it to everyone
present.
The one victim at this time
decided to leave but his exit was
blocked. The youth was then shot
twice in the leg area. The other
victim also attempted to leave but
was grabbed and eventually held to
the floor. He was also shot with the
BB gun.
Over the next several minutes the
two youths were shot repeatedly
with the gun leaving marks, small
cuts and bruising. The two youths
were then allowed to leave.
Officers have charged two 15-
year-old male youth offenders from
Tuckersmith Twp. and Seaforth,
with unlawful confinement and
discharge air gun. They will attend
court in Goderich on June 8.