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247 ELIZABETH ST., LONDESBORO
$87,000. Well priced family home in
quiet rural village. Home has 3
bedrooms, upper level walk-in closet
(11.9' x 8'), deck (2O'x17'), central air,
natural gas furnace, drilled well, new
carpeting and flooring, main floor
laundry on spacious lot with
workshop (14 x22'). All info approx.
MLS#051712. Call Jerry or Ruth Zehr.
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1 Albert St., Clinton
Fred Lobb, Broker/Owner
230 MILL ST., N„ BLYTH $66,900.:
Affordable starter home! 1.5 storey, 3
bedroom vinyl clad home with AL
soffit & fascia, some replacement
windows, eat-in kitchen with lots of
cupboards and 4 pc. bath There are 2
bedrooms upstairs and 1 on main
level. Laminate flooring has been
installed in several rooms and a recent
deck installed. Call Fred or Rick.
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524-4473 or 524-2520
APPEALING OLD CHARM. 1-1/2 storey brick
home w/attached 2 car garage. 3 spacious
upper level bedrooms & sunporch. Eat-in
kitchen w/custom built ash cabinets. Formal
dining room. Living room w/angelstone fireplace
w/insert. Chestnut woodwork & staircase Stain
glass windows Pocket doors. Oak floors. Main
level laundry 2 baths. Shingles (10 yrs.).
Aluminum soffits & fascia Spacious lot 82’ x
132' in the village of Auburn #42
IDEAL STARTER HOME OR RENTAL
INVESTMENT! English cottage style home
enhanced by natural woodwork & French doors
dividing dining/living room. 3 main floor
bedrooms. Upper 'oft unfinished. Detached
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MS lives here.• Lawn Care • Sweeping
It’s here in our community.
Please make a difference by
volunteering.
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WANTED TO BUY: SCRAP
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and bills. Phone Dave, 357-3613,
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BLYTH MINI MUSEUM
committee seeks historic photos of
Blyth for copying. Contact Keith
Roulston 523-4792 or bring to The
Citizen. 36-tfn
ON $4.00 THURSDAYS
Drop into either of our offices any
Thursday with your word classified
(maximum 20 words) and pay only
$4.00 + GST (paid in advance).
That’s $1.00 off regular rates.
The Citizen
Early Years
has
openings for
little ones
The Ontario Early Years group
has openings for lots more
youngsters to attend the Wednesday
session from 10 - 11:30 a.m. The
program is free and an adult must
attend with the little ones.
One week, they made giant
spiders and each took turns acting
out the part of Little Miss Muffet.
They love learning nursery
rhymes and arc enjoying the rhyme
lime program.
Several of the local families have
been brushing up on their family’s
favourite nursery rhymes.
The children have been dropping
Humpty Dumpty, pretending to
jump over candlesticks and finding
Little Boy Blue hiding under the
slacks.
The children and family members
enjoy the crafts and songs and are
looking forward to Oct. 19 when a
Huron Perth Resource Literacy
person will present early literacy
activities for the children.
Everyone is welcome to attend.
FROM WALTON
McDonalds
greet
at Duff’s
service
Members and friends of Duff’s
United Church were welcomed to
the 80th anniversary of the United
Church service by Jim and Linda
McDonald. The congregation was
blessed with the musical talents of
Suzanna Lyman, who played the
flute during the service.
The scripture reader was Marion
Godkin who read from Ezekiel and
John.
Rev. Joan Tuchlinsky delivered
the message Roses are Difficult
Here, written by the Right Rev.
Peter Short as the moderator’s 8()th
anniversary sermon.
The collection was gathered by
Jim McDonald and Jim Campbell.
Givings will continue to give in a
person’s absence if they sign up for
PAR. Information is at the back of
the church by the public
announcement system.
Baptism is Oct. 30. This will also
be muffin morning following the
service.
Sunday school is underway.
Young people are invited to attend.
The turkey supper is on
Wednesday, Nov. 2. Tickets are
advance sales only. They are
available at the Walton Inn,
McGavins and from UCW
members.
PEOPLE AROUND
WALTON
Congratulations to Sherry Hoegy
and Eric Delay who were married
Thanksgiving weekend in Ayden,
North Carolina. Parents, Barry and
Karen Hoegy and brothers Ben and
Darryl and wife Ruthann and family
attended the festivities.
Friends and neighbours from the
area who also made the trip were
Ron and Betty McCallum, Ron and
Dorothy Williamson, Margaret
Brindley, Mike, Dorothy and Steve
Gulutzen, Charlie and Judy Glauser
and Sheila Smith who was in the
wedding party.
It was a lovely ceremony with the
weather being hot. humid and rainy.
The couple resides in North
Carolina.
It’s moose hunting time up north
and many local men were off trying
their luck. One gang that travelled to
Smooth River was Ron Strome,
Greg Fritz, Rob Shortreed. Dan
Taylor and Matt Lee who saw a bull
moose but as it had a calf tag, just
enjoyed the sighting.
The Lee farm had the last of the
year’s roar of the motocross bikes.
An open practice was held on
Saturday and it was demo day on
Sunday. Coolness kept the riders’
attendance down but it was a good
weekend.
Now this is how to spend your
anniversary - enjoying lunch out at
Walton Inn and dinner .out
somewhere else. That’s how Jack
and Marianna Ryan celebrated 37
years of wedding bliss.
The Walton Master Brewers and
friends got .together for a belated
Thanksgiving last weekend.
Gathering at the cabin of Dave and
Tracy Fisher of Staffa, the group
enjoyed deep-fried turkey and all
that goes with it. Attending were Jim
and Linda McDonald, Doug and
Virginia Conley, Rick and Jo-Ann
McDonald, Jack, Donna, Brad and
Steve Knight and Mami Dingman,
Nora Stephenson, Doris Fisher and
Scott and Jeannette Robinson.
Talking and card playing filled the
evening.
Celebrating birthdays last week
were Jim McDonald, Maxine Marks,
Owen Taylor, Jessica Kelso, Randy
Fraser, Sarah Grobbink, Mary Helen
McLachlan, Sheila Bachert, and
Clyde McClure.
Fire Safety
Students at Blyth Public School were among many other
schools across Canada taking part in a nation-wide fire drill
on Wednesday, Oct. 12. The drill was conducted as part of
Fire Prevention Week and the aim was to create a new
record in the Guinness Book of World Records for the
largest school fire drill. (Heather Crawford photo)