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WANTED TO BUY: A BUILDING
lot in Belgrave. State location and
size please. All replies answered.
Apply to Box 777, c/o The Citizen,
Box 429, Blyth. 13-1
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
LOT FOR SALE, BELGRAVE
subdivision. Phone 523-4881. 12-2
Tha claMif Lads
are wall-to-wall values!
$99,500. Spacious 4 B/R. Convenient and affordable, well
suited to a growing family. 2 bathrooms, open staircase,
large rooms, hot water heating. #61 Mary Street.
$98,900. 3 B/R brick bungalow, Royal Home built 1978, in
quiet subdivision 10 minutes from Bayfield. Family room
with play area and guest bedroom.
$92,500. #55 Mill St., Clinton, close to Racetrack/Arena/Pool
Priced to sell, immediate possession. An opportunity to own
a nicely landscaped 3 or 4 B/R home with heated inground
pool, with payments of $700/month. [75% Conventional
Mortgage].
$114,900. Modular home with 1800 sq. ft. finished on 2
levels, including self-contained apartment ideal for guest
accommodation. 81’ x 165’ lot, with pool.
$75,900. Close to schools [2 blocks], 4 B/R modernized home
with 4 pc. and 3 pc. baths, main floor laundry, new windows.
$77,500. Fussy owners are proud to show this 2 B/R beauty
with gleaming hardwood floors and oak cabinets. Make an
appointment today!
$69,500. Blyth - Ontario’s summer theatre town. Valuable
92’ x 132’ commercial property right on Main Street.
$108,900. Wintercourt, huge yard, privacy sundeck, delight
ful kitchen and main floor, easily accessible for seniors.
COUNTRY PROPERTIES - small acreages. We have a choice
of three, priced at $109,000, $148,000, and $165,000
respectively. Call for details.
$135,000. Brick sidesplit with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,
private backyard with beautiful inground pool and patio area
for summer enjoyment.
-Above are a selection only of our current listings -
Goderich seeks fun,
fitness challengers
The Goderich Chamber of Com
merce is inviting teams from the
surrounding area to take part in the
third annual Fun and Fitness
Challenge. Last year 34 teams from
Goderich competed and organizers
are hoping that with representation
from the communities outside the
town they will have about 50 teams
participating.
Chairman Bob Morris said based
on the support of last year’s
challenge and the interest already
shown this year, they are confident
this time will be even bigger.
Teams made up of a minimum of
14 participants, with at least seven
men and seven women, 19 years of
age or older, compete in a number
of events beginning with a blood
donor clinic on Wednesday. April
24.
The canned food drive event of
last year has been expanded to
include Canned Creations. This
event requires originality, creatis-
ity and a touch of humour. Teams
will build their creation at the
Courthouse Park on Saturday. May
4 to be judged later that day.
“We are hoping the event will
not only benefit numerous local
charities through the donation of
canned goods, but will also attract
members of the public to come
view the creations," said Mr.
Morris.
The deciding battle of the Chal
lenge Cup will put teams against
each other on Sunday, June 2. in
events of strategy, stamina and
sport. This will be held at Goder
ich's Agricultural Park.
Bounty Hunter bonus points are
offered to any teams from last year
you encourage new teams to sign.
Mr. Morris hopes this will mean a
longer line-up this time. Last year
3.026 canned goods were donated
to charities, over 170 units of blood
were donated to Red Cross and
SI.000 was given to the Heart and
Stroke Foundation.
Registration for teams is April
1° For an information kit call the
. hambcr office at '24-11 72.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
11 Victoria St.
Clinton
482-5991
FEATURE HOUSE
SCENIC VIEW from the
balcony of this 3-4 bedroom
brick and aluminum bunga
low overlooking small river.
9.7 acres with approx. 4
acres of bush, Blyth Brook
winds across property. Hard
wood floor in rec. room on
lower level with patio doors
out to patio. Very open
concept. Call Gary Walden.
JUST LISTED: 4 bedroom, 2
storey aluminum sided
home, completely redecorat
ed inside. Beautiful open
staircase. Separate dining
room - $125,000.00.
SMALL 1,000 sq. ft. brick
sided home, 3 bedrooms,
rec. room in basement, pav
ed drive. Vanastra - $79,900.
BUNGALOW: Within walk
ing distance from downtown.
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, open
concept kitchen, living room,
full basement, fenced in
backyard. Recent survey.
New price $82,000.00.
$79,000.00 - 3 bedroom,
aluminum sided bungalow.
Eat in kitchen. Separate
garage.
$62,900.00 - 2 or 3 bedroom
brick bungalow. Double en
trance doors, original trim.
$139,800.00 - 2 year old,
1300 sq. ft., back-split with
single car garage. Large
family room, fourth bedroom
on third level. Fenced yard,
central vac, skylights.
Mason Bailey 482-9371
BROKER [24 Hour Service]
NEW LISTING: Brussels, 4
unit, commerical and resi
dential building on Turn
berry Street, good invest
ment property, reasonably
priced.
NEW LISTING: 75 acres,
Hullett Township, all work
able, 11/2 storey home and
large steel shed, both in
excellent condition.
BLYTH: Morris St., Blyth,
1 Vz storey frame with attach
ed garage, very well kept.
100 ACRES: no buildings, 50
acres bush on paved road.
BLYTH: new 1 floor bunga
low, with finished basement
with fireplace, attractive
price.
VANASTRA: 40 Victoria St.,
1 floor full basement, very
nicely kept.
COMMERCIAL PROPER
TY: Hamilton St., Blyth,
ideal for offices, hairdress
ing, or service business,
reasonable price.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING:
Albert St., Clinton, 1400 sq.
ft. plus 2 bedroom apartment
above, vendor will finance.
50 ACRES: Near Auburn
with good home, drive shed.
Barns for cattle, sheep or
horses.
LOTS FOR SALE: Londes
boro. Your choice or take
them all.
RESTAURANT: Licensed for
60, apartment above, central
location in busy town.
70 ACRES: 9th Concession,
Hullett, 58 workable, 12
acres hardwood bush, no
buildings.
RESTAURANT AND GAS
STATION on busy corner,
showing good return, resi
dence on same property.
LONDESBORO: Large com
mercial building on Hwy. 4,
large lot, ideal for retail or
service business.
BLYTH: 3 acres, subdivided
property with good home and
barn.
BLYTH: new home under
construction 1400 square feet
plus attached garage.
WE NEED LISTINGS ON
HOMES AND SMALL
ACREAGES.
WANTED TO BUY: 2 OR 3
bedroom bungalow, strictly confi
dential. Apply to Box 888, c/o The
Citizen, Box 429, Blyth. 13-1
WANTED TO RENT: 10 to 60
acres of crop land. Will pay cash in
advance. Apply to Box 600, c/o The
Citizen, Box 429, Blyth. 12-2
WANTED TO BUY: ROUND
bales of good quality hay, prefer
ably stored inside. Call 523-4338.
12-2
WANTED TO BUY: SCRAP CARS
and trucks. L & B Auto Wreckers,
1/4 mile south of Brussels. Call
887-9499. 09-tfn
WANTED TO RENT: 4 BEDROOM
house in the Wingham/Blyth area,
2 bedrooms and a bathroom on the
main floor. Call 357-1122 or 357-
3562. 12-2
TENDERS
TENDERS
requested for replacement of
steel on roof and steeple of
Dungannon United Church.
Tenders forms are available
from Barbara Johnston, Box 64,
General Delivery, Dungannon,
Ont. NOM 1R0 or phone
529-3237.
Closing date Tuesday, April 30,
1991 at 5 o’clock.
THE BLYTH AND
DISTRICT
COMMUNITY CENTRE
BOARD
will be accepting tenders for the
brushing/cleaning and painting
of the beams at the Community
Centre. A specification list is
available at the Blyth Clerk’s
Office. Clearly marked sealed
tenders will be received at the
Blyth Clerk’s Office, P.O. Box
393, Blyth, Ontario. NOM 1H0
until 12 noon April 5, 1991.
Lowest or any tender not neces
sarily accepted.
Gary Walden .........482-7675
Gordon Hill ............233-3307
Alleen Craig ...........482-3669
Bill Steenstra..........482-3780
Peter Damsma........482-9849
Mary Vanden
Hengel ................527-0968
Sharon Medd 482-9343
Associate Broker ...527-0560
Office
11 Victoria St.,
Clinton ....................482-5991
FREE EVALUATIONS
For Real Estate Information
in the Blyth, Auburn,
Londesboro area call Gary
Walden 482-7675 anytime or
call the Mclntee office in
Clinton at 482-5991 and ask
for Gary Walden.
PITCH-IN
CANADA!
Province tells Lambton,
I • ~
Stephen Twp. to negotiate
BY FRED GROVES
The Minister of Municipal Af
fairs wants boundary negotiations
involving Stephen Township and
the village of Grand Bend to go
back to the bargaining table.
Thursday morning at Huron
County Council, a letter was re
ceived from David Cooke request
ing that local discussion continues.
What this means, according to
Stephen reeve Tom Tomes, is that
his municipality will now be able to
have a voice in the negotiations.
“I think he (Cooke) is trying to
get more local input before the
decision is made,” said Tomes.
The Lambton County Boundary
Negotiations Committee recently
released a report which indicated
Grand Bend may be annexing 450
acres of Stephen. Tomes and his
council were not in agreement with
this recommendation and sent a
reply to the Ministry of Municipal
Affairs.
“We had written in our reply
that we were still willing to
negotiate. Maybe he (Cooke) didn’t
like Grand Bend’s reply or Lamb
ton County’s report,” said Tomes.
Tomes and Stephen never had a
say and he feels his municipality
will now be heard. He has notified
the committee chairman that he
wants to meet with both Grand
Bend and the committee.
“I’ve been in contact with Larry
O’Neil and we’ve tentatively set up
a meeting and Grand Bend will be
involved. That’s what we want,”
said Tomes.
“We don’t feel the Lambton
Boundary Committee.can speak for
Grand Bend. We want them at the
table.”
KEEP
CANADA
BEAUTIFUL