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Tenders Tenders Tenders Tenders
Contract No. BR978
SEALED TENDERS for the above contract, addressed to Peggy Van
Mierlo - West, Chief Administrative Officer, Municipality of Central
Huron, 23 Albert Street, Box 400, Clinton, ON, N0M 1L0 will be
received by her until:
1:00 p.m., Tuesday April 9, 2013
for the construction of a 12.2 m clear span integral abutment bridge and
associated site work.
Volume of Reinforced Concrete – 152.8 cu. m
Length of Structural Steel Beams – 52.3 m
Plans, specifications and tender forms may be obtained from the office
of the undersigned after March 15, 2013 upon payment of a non-
refundable fee of $40.00, payable to B. M. Ross and Associates Limited,
which includes all taxes. Each tender must be accompanied by a
certified cheque in the amount of $28,000.00.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
B. M. ROSS AND ASSOCIATES LIMITED
Engineers and Planners
62 North Street
Goderich, ON N7A 2T4
Phone: 519-524-2641
Fax: 519-524-4403
www.bmross.net
MUNICIPALITY OF
CENTRAL HURON
REPLACEMENT OF
STRUCTURE H120
ON HARLOCK LINE
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FARM FOR SALE BY TENDER
Ern & Annette Lewington invite tenders for the purchase of their
farmlands comprised of Lot 9 and Part Lot 10, Concession 16,
Geographic Township of Grey, Municipality of Huron East,
County of Huron, containing a house, farm buildings and 177
more or less systematically tiled workable acres.
• For tender forms and other particulars contact:
Devereaux Murray Professional Corporation
77 Main Street South
Seaforth, Ontario
N0K 1W0
Phone: 519-527-0850
Email: aodonnell@devereauxmurray.ca
• Tenders to be submitted by 12 noon on Monday, April 1, 2013
• Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Council
looks into
dog bites
Yee-haw
The Blyth Skating Club held its annual year-end awards ceremony and showcase on Friday
night and the evening featured several performances, both by solo skaters and by groups.
This performance, given by the stage one skaters, followed the themes of the popular
Disney/Pixar Toy Story movies. (Vicky Bremner photo)
Continued from page 6
regarding dog bites.
His research indicated that the
information was not being provided
due to privacy concerns and, through
work, he eventually arranged to
learn of dogs that had bitten on at
least two occasions. This, however,
wasn’t really a satisfactory position
according to Trick.
“I had four meetings with Health
Unit managers in Huron County,
and, up to last January, I was told of
all the dog bites in any of the
municipalities I cover,” he explained
to council. “On Jan. 1, the
information stopped coming. I
didn’t realize that until someone
called me and told me about a dog
bite.”
Trick said that, between the four
meetings, he discovered he wouldn’t
get the information despite the fact
that he is a Provincial Officer and a
Peace Officer and that he believed
the information should flow
freely between two offices of the
county.
“I feel, that if I know about a
biting situation, I can stop the
second bite from happening,” he
said.
Council stated that they would
work on Trick’s behalf to try and
“remove the barricade” between him
and the information.
Continued from page 14
industry’s transition to a self-
sustaining funding model, and
how revenue sources could be
modernized. The industry’s future
was compromised in March 2012
when the shared revenue agree-
ment for the Slots at Racetracks
program – which enabled the
industry to be self-sustaining – was
dissolved by the provincial
government.
The Ontario Federation of
Agriculture is the largest general
farm organization in Ontario,
representing 37,000 farm families
across the province. As a dynamic
farmer-led organization based in
Guelph, the OFA works to represent
and champion the interests of
Ontario farmers through
government relations, farm policy
recommendations, lobby efforts,
community representation, media
relations and more. OFA is the
leading advocate for Ontario’s
farmers and is Ontario’s voice of the
farmer.
Partnerships reached