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The Citizen, 1992-12-16, Page 18PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16,1992. ■ aiiifMiMM PERSONAL 11 Victoria St.. Clinton REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WALTON: Aluminum sided ranch style home. Large attractive privacy deck at rear, many flip windows, double attached garage. Low taxes. Excellent starter home. List $80,000. SOUTH OF BRUSSELS: 4-5 bedroom, brick home, country kitchen done in pine, open staircase, home is set up for parents or extra income, detached garage, featured on 2 acres. List $128,000. BRUSSELS: 3 bedroom 2 storey sided home, hardwood floors, original woodwork, family room, modern kitchen, formal dining room, large deck. Overlooks river yet centrally located. List $101,000. Gordon Hill....................233-3307 Alleen Craig..................482-3669 Bill Steenstra.................482-3780 Peter Damsma..............482-9849 Mary Vanden Hengel.......527-0968 Sharon Medd................527-0560 11 Victoria St., Clinton...........................482-5991 FAX...........482-9343 FREE EVALUATIONS 1 1/2 STOREY HOME: on large 83' x 148’ lot with detached double garage. Located opposite Hullett Central Public School. List Price $63,500. NEW LISTING: 2.7 acres country home located in Hullett Township. Pleasant setting with treed lane­ way, 2 bedroom open concept, 40' x 96* steel shed. $119,900. "CURB APPEAL PLUS": Most attractive ranch-style brick being sold to settle an estate. Backyard has barbeque/picnic area and patio. Finished lower level contains rec room with wet bar and kitchenette. Central air. New price $99,900. Blyth. JOHN L. DUDDY REAL ESTATE LTD. MLS Realtor 19 Albert St., Clinton 482-3766 John Duddy 482-3652 Bill Roy 523-4237 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR CRASH COURSE PHONE Renee. 50-1 ONE YEAR OLD RANCH: Priced to sell, edge of Blyth. Overlooks countryside. Skylite in dining room, double car garage, $99,900. Open to offers! NICE LOT: Older, 1 1/2 storey home, large family kitchen, separate dining room, excellent part of town, 3 bedrooms, Blyth. $62,900. NEW LISTING: 2 StorQybapuhfully restored, country home. Auburn area. Near Blyth, troutMrtSnr.t7.16 acres, 4 bedrooms ■ $127,900. COUNTRY BUNGALOW: On 1/4 acre of land, walk-out basement at ground level. Finished rec. room. Scenic view. $89,000. INVESTMENT POSSIBILITIES: 2 Storey older brick home, convert it to a duplex. Blyth - $91,999. FARM - East of Whitechurch on Hwy. #86. Approx. 125 acres workable. GARY WALDEN * Sales Representative Home: 482-7675 CLINTON OFFICE 1 Albert St. (at the lights) Fax: 482-3477 SERVICES "SUDDENL Y ITS SOLD" I BAILEY M RtAl ESTATE lTQ. Mason Bailey 482-9371 BROKER (24 Hour Service) BRUSSELS: immaculate 3 bedroom home on Turnberry St. Owner serious. Should be seen to be appreciated. LOW DOWN PAYMENT - BLYTH: 1 1/2 storey home, 3 bedroom, Morris St. Try an Offer! CONVERTED SCHOOL HOUSE: on County Road 25, brick construction, drilled well. Try an offer LOTS FOR SALE: Londesboro. Your choice or take them all. INVESTMENT PROPERTY: 5 units, solid brick, commercial and residential, grossing $21,000 NEW LISTING: Blyth, 460 Dinsley St., 1 floor, 2 bedrooms, immaculate condition inside and out, ideal for retirement or starter home, reasonably priced. 50 ACRES: Near Auburn with good home, drive shed. Barns for cattle, sheep or horses. LONDESBORO: Large commercial building on Hwy. 4, large lot, ideal for retail or service business. BLYTH: Reduced for quick sale, try an offer, 2 bedrooms, 1 floor cottage type home, all newly renovated, ideal for starter or retirement. BLYTH: serviced building lot on Victoria St. COMMERCIAL BUILDING: Main St., Londesborough, contact Wayne Wiggins 522-0502. RESTAURANT: Queen St., Blyth, licensed for 60, large apartment above. Reduced 74 ACRES: 5th line Morris Township, 40 acres workable, 25 acres wooded. BLYTH: Serviced building lot on King Street. WE NEED LISTINGS ON HOMES AND SMALL ACREAGES. TREAT YOURSELF TODAY. . Manicures - $5.00; Pedicures - $10.00; Reflexology - $10.00; Waxing - $4.00 to $12.00. Phone Deb Datema, 523-4984. tfn ALUMINUM AND CUSTOM welding, ornamental railing, trailers, custom hitches, pigs/cattle penning, machinery repairs and fabricating. Call Peter de Jong, 523^4816. tfn HANK’S SMALL ENGINE SALES and Service, Highway 4, Londes­ boro. Complete services for small engines. Dealer for Canadiana, Noma, Bolens, Weed Eater, Poulan Pro, Jonsered Chainsaws and Badger Farm Equipment, 523-9202. tfn □TENDERS TENDERS WANTED FOR D.J. Service. Deadline January 6/93. Service required for Jan. 22-23. Send to Box 157, Blyth or for more information call 523-4584. 50-2©WANTED WANTED TO BUY: SCRAP CARS and trucks. L & B Auto Wreckers, 1/4 miles south of Brussels. Call 887-9499. tfn HELPING THE WORLD WRITE NOW CODE Self-sufficiency through literacy in the developing world n Canada Trust Realty Network BRUSSELS, PRICED IN THE 40's: This extra clean two bedroom home will offer its owners new flooring, insulation and drywall, set on a large lot and ready for immediate possession. Excellent, affordable value for anyone. ROUTE #4, BRUSSELS: How about this former school house, that has undergone a complete upper level renovation, set on its 1/2 acre lot including a drive shed and many bordering shade trees. "Priced in the Sixties". ‘ - ETHEL : This almost new four bedroom home offers main floor laundry, two baths, central air, walk out basement and much more. For more Information on this and the above listings please call David Griffiths 887-6972 USTOWEL REALTY LTD. Members of the Kitchener Waterloo Real Estate Board Christmas Eve services at 7:30 Continued from page 9 Colleen McCallum, Tanner Banks, Chris Davies, Lee Ann McDonald, Tama Smith, Stacey Linton, Brandi Banks, Chad McCallum, Randy Linton; teachers, Maxine Houston and Patty Banks. Actors were Chris Davies, Paul Linton, Janice McCallum, Colleen McCallum, Brandi Banks, John Uyl, Kerry McClure and Jamie Emmrich. Carollers were Lee Ann McDonald, Tina McClure, Randy Linton, Kelly McDonald, Heather Eckel, Tanner Banks and Tad Smith. Christmas Eve services are at both parishes on Dec. 24 at 7:30 p.m. At Duffs the service will be in the circle of God's Love under the leadership of Mrs. Patti Banks. The offering received will go to the Murray Hastings Fund and Wheels Away. E. Wawanosh accepts zoning application East Wawanosh council accepted an application for an amendment to a re-zoning from Ross and Ross, agents for Brian McNall at its Dec. 1 meeting. The by-law was amended to deal with side yard deficiencies as there wasn't enough footage from his res­ idence to the top of the riverbank. The amendment provides for a sec­ ond residence on the property. Council supported a resolution from the Village of Cardinal asking the Minister of Housing to recog­ nize a problem which may arise for senior citizens across Canada should younger persons be allowed to move into units formerly desig­ nated as senior citizen apartment buildings. Council supported a second reso­ lution from the Township of North Plantagenet requesting the Ministry of Environment reconsider their decision to shift the administrative costs of operating water and sewage facilities to municipalities. A by-law concerning Potter's Bridge at Lot 39-40, Cone 1 was updated. The by-law limits the weight of vehicles passing over the bridge to five tonnes. Building permits were issued to Leslie Caldwell, North Part Lot 40, Cone. 2 for a silo; Neil Vincent, Part Lot 31 Cone. 11 for an addi­ tion to a storage shed and to Howatt brothers of Part Lot 34, Cone. 5 for a roof over a manger. Howatt Brothers were also issued a demolition permits for three silos on the property. Mike Alexander, East Wawa- nosh's representative on the Wing­ ham Recreation, Parks and Community Centre Board reported to council. A motion was made that no heavy trucks be allowed on Jane St. and Queen St. in the village of Auburn. Signs are to be erected by the Road Superintendent. The road superintendent and Councillor Maurice Hallahan were authorized to do necessary work for a drainage problem on road allowance in the Huron Heights subdivision. Grey Twp. passes by-law Grey Township council held its regular meeting on Dec. 7 and passed a by-law adopting occupa­ tional health and safety policies for the municipality. Mervyn Bauer was appointed as a township representative to the Brussels, Morris & Grey Board of Recreation Management in place of Clarence Bishop who had earlier resigned. The Road Superintendent was authorized to have the township truck, plow Main and Mill Streets in Ethel rather than it being removed by a private contractor. In other business council approved for payment, general accounts totalling $87,954.66, road accounts totalling $40,279.59 and drain accounts totalling $1,792.21. The next regular meeting of Council is scheduled for Monday, Dec. 21 at 9:30 a.m.