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The Citizen, 1994-06-22, Page 23Cullinan REAL ESTATE ^^LTD a PICTURE THIS: 50 acre country property, with trout brook traversing it. Just enough workable land - 35 acres, hardwood bush, paved road, farm building not too large. Brick home with large eat-in kitchen, surrounded by trees. Blyth area. If this fits your dreams call Gary Walden 482- 7675. Listed at only $153,000. JUST LISTED: 3 bedroom 1 1/2 storey home, beautifully finished kitchen and living room, oak cupboards, wainscotting, large private lot. Quiet part of town. Listed - $97,000. JUST LISTED: Brick 1 1/2 storey, 3 bedroom home, Londesboro - many unique features, across from public school, large lot, trees, garage, $96,900. JUST LISTED: 2 bedroom home close to uptown Blyth, $35,000. Call Gary Walden for more details. $65,900. - 4 bedrooms. This home tastefully finished inside. Unique play area for kids. Large master bedroom. Good location. Garage. $69,900. MAIN STREET LOCATION: 3 bedroom home, large eat-in kitchen, easy to look after, large garage. $79,900. OLDER HOME WITH LOTS TO OFFER: Hardwood floors, main floor family room, laundry room, dining room/office, covered front porch, garage, Quiet street. 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW: Patio doors to deck, garage, backs onto open field. $89,900. WALTON INN: Seats 35, 5 rooms for rent, includes living quarters - $110,000. COMMERCIAL - MAIN STREET BLYTH: 2 stores plus 2 apartments, all rented, Income good. $129,000. VARIETY STORE BUSINESS: Main Street, Blyth. 1500 square feet, central air, large 3 bedroom apartment. $150,000. COUNTRY PROPERTY: 2.68 acres, large shed, well maintained house in Hullett, patio doors from kitchen to deck. $119,900. 4 BEDROOM COUNTRY BRICK HOME ON OVER 4 ACRES: Large family room, eat in kitchen, move-in condition, near Hullett Wildlife. $129,000. 2400 SQ. FOOT RANCH: 4 bedrooms, basement finished, exceptional 2 1/2 car garage, shed 36 x 80, 1 acre of land. Just off paved road - south of Blyth - $219,900. FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS - FARMS, SMALL ACREAGES & HOMES CALL CULLIGAN REAL ESTATE IN CLINTON 482-3400 REAL ESTATE SALES REPRESENTATIVES GARY WALDEN FRED LOBB DIANE FREEMAN 482-7675 482-3321 482-9500 HELP WANTED □ TENDERS Huron County Health Unit Placement Co-ordination Service r Huron County Board of Education invites tenders for CASUAL PART-TIME OFFICE SUPPORT ALTERATIONS TO HURON CENTENNIAL PUBLIC SCHOOL CLASSIFIED MARKETPLACE "Adi/e/T/se Across Ontario or Across the Country" Q COMING EVENTS , CALGARY FIDDLERS - World Famous - Sat. Guests S.W.O. Fiddle/Stepdance Championship July 1 & 2, Fri. 7 p.m. - Sat. (Finals/Show 7 p.m.) Fairground Coliseum, Stratford. Tickets at door. Advance/Camping information: (519) 271-6115. ( BUSINESS OPPS. $2/99/minute; 18 years plus. Inquines 1-800-230-7636. PERSONALS START your own business, with nationally advertised product. Investment secured by inventory. 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ALTERATIONS TO McCURDY PUBLIC SCHOOL ALTERATIONS TO VICTORIA PUBLIC SCHOOL Duties will include data entry, report generation, typing of correspondence, filing, and other clerical functions as required. Apply in writing to: Salliq Lawton, Director/Manager Huron County Health Unit, Placement Coordination Service Box 458, Clinton, Ontario N0M l LO Applications postmarked after June 30, 1994 will not be considered. Sealed tenders addressed to The Huron County Board of Education will be received at the office of Garratt & Marklevitz, 516 Huron Street, Stratford, Ontario, N5A 5T7, until 100 p.m on Wednesday, July 6. 1994 A Bid Bond amount of 10% of the Base Bid is required to accompany the tender. The successful bidder will be required to provide a 50% Performance Bond and 50% Labour and Material Payment Bond. 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Wilderness Tours 1-800-267-9166. • It's Affordable • It's Fast • It's Easy • One Bill Does It All • Northern Ontario $63 • Eastern Ontario $91 • Western Ontario $162 • Central Ontario $168 • All Ontario $380 • National Packages Available • Call this paper for details! Separate School Bd. accepts resignations Continued from page 20 chard Twps., and St. Marys. Several personnel issues were accepted and approved by the board. Resignations were accepted from Principal Sam Alberico, cus­ todians Joan and Murray Simpson and bus driver Clement Regier. Principal Don Farwell was trans- ierred from St. Patrick's School in Dublin and St. Columban School to Jeanne Sauvd School in Stratford. Principal Ed Cappelli was trans­ ferred from St. Joseph's School, Clinton to St. Patrick's School and St. Columban School. Dennis Mackey will take over as acting principal at St. Joseph's School effective Aug. 30. Agencies, landowners plant trees Local environmental groups and landowners have formed partner­ ships to increase the tree cover in the area. There are four major partners working with the Ausable- Bayficld Conservation Authority toward this goal; the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR), Tree Plan Canada, private landowners and five area nurseries. The MNR subsidizes tree planting costs for those seedlings purchased from MNR nurseries. An example of such a grant is being co-ordinated from the Wingham Area office under the name Project Tree Cover. This program was designed to help landowners reforest their land in rural Ontario. Just this spring, the Wingham Area MNR office arranged for the planting of 400,000 trees for 66 landowners. Project Tree Cover provides technical expertise to assist the landowner in preparing the reforestation project, tree seedlings, site preparation, tree planting and maintenance services, as required and project monitoring to ensure quality control. Private landowners in Huron and Perth counties interested in improving at least five acres of idle, marginal or highly-erodible farmland are invited to contact the Wingham office of the MNR. Through Tree Plan Canada, the National Tree Foundation gave the ABCA grants to be used on three different projects. The first was a subsidized tree planting service for 80,000 trees. The ABCA planted seedling trees on private and municipal lands by machine and hand planting through this program. Due to the announcement and advertisement of this subsidy, the number of trees planted by the ABCA rose by 30,000. Secondly, partial funding was given for planting 4,250 trees by ABCA crews on the Dinsmore Management Area recently acquired by the Conservation Authority in Hay Swamp. The third project occurred at the Parkhill Conservation Area. Here, 200 students from seven area schools worked to plant 9,000 trees of which the cost was partially covered by the National Tree Foundation. Private landowners helped to increase the tree cover in the area by purchasing trees through the other groups. Two-hundred and three landowners picked up seedlings and planted the trees by themselves while the ABCA planted trees for 43 landowners. These landowners paid $125/1,000 trees to have their trees planted by ABCA crews, as well as 10 cents/seedling. Five local nurseries were distribution centres for larger stock trees. Two-hundred and fifty-eight people ordered trees through the ABCA and picked up the stock at their local nursery for windbreak and roadside plantings. These nurseries allowed people easier access to the trees, creating greater local participation in the windbreak and roadside planting programs.