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down. This property is set up for retail but
could easily be changed to office space.
One room downstairs is leased to OPP.
519-482-3400
1 Albert St, Clinton
Fred Lobb, Broker/Owner
251 DRUMMOND ST, BLYTH, $119,000.: 2+2
bedroom bungalow. Main floor has
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and 2 bedrooms in basement, all nicely
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Clinton
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BROKER (24 Hour Service)
257 KING ST., BLYTH: New one floor
home with finished basement, price
reduced to $117,000.
RESTAURANT AND GAS PUMPS: Busy
intersection of Blyth, showing excellent
return. Phone for information.
LONDON ROAD, 3 MILES NORTH OF BLYTH:
1.88 acres. Full 2 storey, stately brick
home, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, attached
garage, reasonable.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY: Albert
Street, Clinton, known as Blue Fountain
Restaurant. Can be utilized for many
purposes, apartment above. Asking
$89,0000. Phone for viewing anytime.
KING ST., BLYTH: 1 floor stucco home,
3 bedrooms, hot water heat, all well
maintained, priced for sale below
$70,000.
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.
LISTINGS NEEDED FOR SELLER'S
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Call Rick or Fred. MLS#030308
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AT LAST A FREE OPPORTUNITY
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Tips for responsible gambling
(NC) - For many people,
gambling is exciting and
entertaining. They make careful
decisions about spending time and
money, where to go and how to have
fun.
The following are some ways
people gamble responsibly:
• Gamble for entertainment, not as a
way to make money
• Balance gambling with other
leisure activities
• Only use discretionary income,
not money for everyday expenses
• Set a budget and stick to it. If you
have lost the money you budgeted
for gambling - stop
• Don’t borrow money to gamble
• Avoid on-site cash machines for
additional gambling money
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Council (Ontorio)-
• Always set a time limit
• Take frequent breaks
• Be aware - risk increases at
times of loss or depression
If you want to know mote about
responsible gambling, visit the
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(Ontario) website at
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phone at (416) 499-9&M? in Toronto
or toll free at 1 -888-391-1111.
- News Canada
By Janice Becker
Citizen staff
For the first time since 1991, Zone
3 of the Lions Club will be
represented at the district level.
Ben Miller of the Auburn Lions
Club was recen’ly elected vice-
governor of District 89. a region
which covers Mitchell to Lion’s
Head and east to Orangeville.
Miller has been a member of the
Auburn club for approximately 10
years, but has been a Lion since
1988.
When he moved to the Nile area
several years ago following his
retirement, Miller said he was
contemplating either joining the
Goderich or Lucknow clubs.
However, after having coffee in
Auburn one day and being invited to
a meeting, he decided Auburn was
the place.
“I met a nice bunch of guys.” he
said. “I enjoy the Lions. It makes
one feel good if you can help others
less fortunate.”
Miller told of many projects which
Lions from across Canada are
involved such as Camp Dorsel
which is a “camp” for dialysis
patients so that they can stop over
for treatment while travelling
through the area, allowing them
more freedom to take vacations.
“It is the only one of its kind in the
world,” he said.
Club members also help with the
CN1B camp.
The local clubs have pledged more
than $3 million to the Healing
Gardens at London Health Sciences
Centre Hospital for Sick Children.
This is above and beyond the regular
donation already given to that
hospital as well as Alexandra Marine
and General, Clinton Public and
Wingham and District Hospitals.
Local families in need of
eyeglasses can be helped and health
BEN MILLER
A FIRST IN AUBURN LIONS
CLUB HISTORY
care aids such as wheelchairs and
crutches are available.
The Lions also support the guide
dog program.
As the vice-governor. Miller will
act as a liaison for the 45 district
clubs and 1,250 members.
Noting the time and commitment
needed for such a position. Miller
said his wife Joan attends many
events with him and gives her full
support to his endeavours. These
include attending a leadership
training session in Portland, Oregon
in September as well as club
anniversaries and conventions
throughout the year ahead.
The support of the local club has
also helped Miller advance, he
added
Prior to his election to the vice-
governor’s position. Miller has been
the Auburn club president twice,
zone chair and is regional chair this
year. He assumes his new position at
the end of June and hopes to move
into the governor’s role next year.