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Sunday, November 24th
Sunday - 10:30 a.m.
'88,000.
50 William St.
On the river. Newer windows, open
concept, completely renovated,
close to downtown.
Sunday - 11:30 a.m.
$95,000.
55 Ellen St.
Close to arena, large kitchen and
family room. Early possession.
Sunday - 12:30 p.m.
$127,000.
73 Queensbury St.
Hardwood floors, antique gas
fireplace, completely renovated,
immaculate, immediate possession.
Sunday - 1:30 p.m.
$85,000.
West side of town at orchard
Country living, large brick home on
edge of Brussels, garage, big lot,
good starter home. Available now.
Sunday - 2:30 p.m.
$99,900.
55 Queen St.
Spacious 2 storey, red brick, original
tin ceiling, vendor says sell.
GA Nicholls Realty Ltd.
Greg Nicholls - Broker
Dwaine Nicholls - Sales Rep.
Farms, Residential, I,C.I.
129 ARGYLE ST.,14. LISIOWEL
291-2002
o BAILEY
REAL ESTATE LTD.
Clinton
Mason Bailey 482-9371
BROKER (24 Hour Service)
REDUCED TO SELL: Hardware Store in
Village of Blyth. Well-established.
Owner retiring. Large apartment above.
NEW LISTING: Dinsley St., Blyth, one
floor frame home, 2 bedrooms, attached
garage, all nicely upgraded, reasonable
price, ideal retirement or starter home.
BEAUTIFUL large well treed building lot
on Drummond Street, Blyth.
McCONNELL ST., BLYTH: 1 floor, frame
building, on large lot, could be
converted to residence. Phone for
details.
ST. AUGUSTINE AREA: 100 acres,no
buildings, spring creek, 7 acres
hardwood.
BLYTH: Investment property, 8 rental
units, 2 commercial and 6 residential,
showing excellent return.
LISTINGS NEEDED FOR SELLER'S
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Prudential 519-482-3400
1 Albert St., Clinton
/7j Heartland Realty Fred Lobb, Broker/Owner
See our website: www.prudentialheartland.com
279 SARAH ST., LONDESBORO,
NEW PRICE ! S73,500.: Retire or start out in
this charming, renovated and redecorated 2
bedroom bungalow on a large,
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bathroom boasts Jacuzzi soaker tub and
separate shower stall. Large deck overlooks
fountain pond and flagstone firepit. Call
Rick Lobb, toll free & 24 hr pager 1-888-482-
3400. MLS#021647
8 TRUEMAN ST., LONDESBOROUGH,
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large attached double garage and large
detached garage/workshop. High
efficiency gas furnace. Deck off
KT/L.R/DR. This is a quality home in the
village of Londesborough. Call Fred or
Rick. MLS#022089
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L egal notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF
JANET SEMPLE LAWRIE
All persons having claims against
the Estate of Janet Semple Lawrie
who died on or about the 18th day
of October A.D., 2002, are hereby
notified to send CRAWFORD,
MILL & DAVIES, Barristers and
Solicitors, 217 Josephine Street,
Wingham, Ontario, NOG 2W0, on
or before November 29, 2002, their
names and full particulars of their
claims. Immediately after the said
dare the estate will be distributed,
having regard only to the claims of
which notice has been received.
Dated at Wingham, Ontario this 6th
day of November, 2002.
CRAWFORD, MILL & DAVIES
Barristers and Solicitors
217 Josephine Street, Box 1028
WINGHAM, Ontario
NOG 2W0
Solicitors for the Estate Trustees.
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cash crop land, excellent rent paid.
Phone 519-527-1258. 45-6p
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Finally the mound of corn is
smaller at Cook's in Walton.
Looking across the countryside the
ground is being plowed, and the
landscape is getting bare except for
the lush green of the winter wheat
fields. Quite a contrast for mid-
November but soon it may be all
white.
Helen Brenie had the pleasure of
family home to visit. Her daughter
Carol and children Steven.
Cassandra and Tyler were here for a
few days from M6ntreal. They
attended the Bayfield Christmas
parade and had a great weekend
together.
Institute members Marjorie
Humphries and Leona McDonald
attended the 50th anniversary of
Lakelet Institute Branch at the
Fordwich Hall on Wednesday. They
enjoyed a lovely program and lunch.
A reminder that the November WI
meeting is tonight, Nov. 20 at the
home of Leona McDonald. The
topic is Institute and will be led by
The Grade 4-8 classes at Grey
Central will be attending Anne of
Green Gables at Centre in the Square
in Kitchener on Friday, Nov. 22.
Parents should plan to pick their
children up at the school at 6 p.m.
Mrs. Bowler's kindergartens are
learning the letter E. They are
making their very own class book
about cats and learning to, write the
date during morning calendar.
This week, Mrs. Smith's
kindergarten C class enjoyed the
poem Rub a Dub Dub, Three Men in
a Tub. They are learning the letters S,
,M and N and the number 4.
Miss Hill's class is learning about
the letter J and are learning to add in
math. The Grade Is just finished
doing science on the weather and
seasons. In health, they are learning
about healthy eating and in gym,
they are learning how to dance.
Mr. Park's class has been busy
leatning to read. The Grade 3s have
been reading chapter books and the
Grade 2s have been taking books
home.
In math, the Grade 3s have been
The Majestic Women's Institute
met in .the Brussels Library on
Wednesday, Nov. 13 at 1:30 p.m.
Lucy Hesse, president opened the
meeting by welcoming everyone and
reading a poem entitled Dust If You
Must.
Members repeated the poem In
Flanders Fields and observed a one-
minute's silence.
Leona Armstrong, secretary, read
the minutes of the September and
October meetings and Edna
McLellan, treasurer gave her report.
She announced that she had received
a letter from the lawyer stating that
Ida Evans had left a bequest o the
Majestic WI. Mrs. Evans was an
honourary life member of the
Institute.
Edna Pletch, Edna McLellan and
Kathy Bridge offered to purchase
material for a quilt to be made as a
fundraiser in 2003. The secretary
read . the Christmas shut-in list and
Marjorie Humphries.
Friends of Lila Storey will be
pleased to hear that she is now at
home. She is coping well and a
cheery now or call is always
welcome.
Members from Walton and
Brussels of the Seaforth Tvv' eens
Ringette team had an exciting -
weekend attending a tournament in
Elora on Saturday. They played and
won four games, with an exciting
overtime win in the final game, to be
the champs. Team members include
Jody McIntosh, Nicole Williamson,
Kristin and Lacey McArter.
Congratulations to the girls.
There were lots of Walton people
who attended the Seaforth
Christmas home tour including Anne
Ryan and Marilyn McDonald.
There was a terrific, crowd in
attendance for the roast beef dinner
at the Walton Hall on Sunday.
Around 100 enjoyed the meal and
hospitality of the Walton community
Hall board and its helpers.
Home for a few days visit with
Howard and Audrey Hackwell is
daughter Patricia and little
Sebastian. He's been enjoying
driving with Grampa Howard, and a
trip to the forest.
Birthday babies this past week
include Brian Bryce, Danielle
Ducharme, Barry Hoegy, Tristan
Rijkhoff, Blaine Marks, Michael
Grobbink, Pat Gillis and Charlie
Gulutzen.
making 3D shapes. The Grade 2s
have been learning place value with
lOs and ones.
In spelling, they have been writing
out their spelling words three times
each. In art, they have been painting
and making ghost eye trees.
Ms Van Bolhius's SCC classes
have been working with liquid play-
doh, wood block stamps, and getting
prepared for the annual Cane-o-
Gram fundraiser.
They have also been doing
patterning and writing poems and
stories.
This week's biggest activity is
creating an "Eggosaurus," an
alligator made of egg cartons.
Mrs. Murray's Grade 4/5s had a
music quiz on notes, rests and beats.
They had a fitness test in gym.
The Grade 4s had a test on the
human body in science and a French
test. In science, the Grade 4s have
started a unit on light.
This week Miss Henry's Grade 7
class is starting a unit on the history
of new France and a new unit on heat
and geometry.
names were deleted and added.
Members were reminded that the
Branch is hosting the birthday party
at Huronlea- on Tuesday, Dec. tO. A
soup and sandwich euchre will be
held on Thursday, Jan,',9.
Kathy Bridge and Leona
Armstrong reported on the Huron
County rally held in Belgrave and
Edna McLellan gave the report on
the Guelph Area Convention held in
Atwood.
The roll call was answered by'
telling what your response is to a
phone call from a salesperson.
The president turned the meeting
over to lobbying convenor. Alice
Brothers who introduced the guest
speaker, Murray Cardiff. He said that
to be an effective lobbiest one must
understand the issue and it must he in
the best interest of your organization.
Lobbying can be for something or
against something. Letter v, riting can
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Grey students see 'Anne'
Majestic WI hears about lobbying