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Tender
The Huron County
Board of Education will
receive plainly marked
sealed tenders on the
following supplies re-
quired for our Elementary
and 'Secondary Schools up
to 12 o'clock noon local
time, Monday, August 11,
1980.
Mini-Computers
Typewriters
Sewing Machines
Audio Visual Equipment
Classrooin Furniture
Office Furniture
Drapes.
Specifications and
Tender forms may be
obtained from the Board
Offices, 103 Albert Street,
Clinton, Ontario. NOM
1LO.
Lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted.
D. McDONALD,
Chairman
D.J. COCHRANE,
Director.
21-46-1
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
Tenders will be received in the Municipal Office
for
Excavating and Backfilling
two blocks, of street in the Village of Brussels.
Thomas Street from John to James to be
excavated 18" deep, 24' wide and replaced with 12"
of granular B and 6" of granular A and graded and
compacted to finish, elevation.
King Street from Turnberry St., to John. St. to, be
excavated 24" deep, 24' wide and replaced with 12"
of,granular B, and 6" of granular A, and graded and
compacted to finish elevation.
Tenders to be in by
August 1, 1980
wm.KEIG
Clerk-Treasurer
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
21-46-2
J.E. LONGSTAFF
-OPTOMETRIST-
SEA FORTH 527.1240
Monday to' Friday 9-5:30
Saturday 9-12:00
FREE PARKING
ON PREMISES
Closed Wednesdays
By Appointment
•
THREE PHASE
Electric
"EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL"
7\ 0 * ECONOMY
* SERVICE
QUALITY
BARRY BUCHANAN
482-7374
GLENN McLEAN
887-9284
PD. BOX 1136 CLINTON..ONT,
Kids .visit G. Tie
grarldpat'ents.
THE, BRUSSELS POST JULY 16 1980 — 19
2'1 'Tenders Wanted. 21, Tenders Wanted
Correction
Rev. Charles Swan may
soon • be suffering from an
identity crisis. In last week's
paper he was identified as
both Jim and John Swan
instead of his correct name
which is Charles.
In an editorial regarding
the HnrOn County Board, of
Education collecting its own
taxes it said we didn't agree
with Morris council's opinion
that the school board should
collect 'its own when in fact
we did, agree with the
council's position.
The Post apologizes for
these errors and any in-
convenience they may have
caused.
Scott and Danielle Lalonde,
of North Bay are holidaying
at the home of their grand-
parents Mr. and Mrs; Jassper
Farrish,
Petty ..Officer 1st. Class
R.J. • McCutcheon of the
R.C.N. Dartmouth, N.S. and
Mrs. McCutcheon spent a
few days with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. John
McCutcheon.
Adrian Van Veen made an
enjoyable trip from Calgary
to the West Coatt and visited -
Mr. and Mts. Bruce Dickert
of Coquitlam, B.C; while on
Bible
school a
success
their holidays at Vernon,
B.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mun-
dell and Mrs. Lloyd Jacques
and family attended the
Edgar reunion held at River-
side Park Wingham on Sun-
da$, afternoon. -
Mrs. Frank Earls of Lon-
don is spending a few days at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Hastie.
Visitors at, the home of
Mrs. Gordon Underwood
were Mrs. Ed Stewart,
Harriston; Miss Tanya Kyler,
Bariington; Mrs. Vern Clark,
Wroxter; Mrs. Robt. Michell
Elk, Point, Alta; Mr. Thos.
Rithcie, Kincardine and Mrs.
E.C. Attwell, Kanata.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Coul-
ter, Murray, Marian, Mar-
lene and Michele have
returned after spending two
weeks holidaying in Eastern
and. Northern Ontario. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Fairles and Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Lewis of Mount Albert
returned Friday after
holidaying in the Eastern
provinces and Prince Edward
REGIONAL WI ERs
Walton Bible .School fin-
ished off this week with a
presentation for the parents
held at Duff's United Church
on Friday night.
Dianne Baan, who helped Island.
organize the school said they
had preregistration at the
Walton school and children
on school buses also handed'
out the sheets. Out of the 80
children who registered, 75
came' out to the school.
Children of all denomin-
ations from yValton and the
surrounding area attended.
Remember! It' takes but a
moment to place. a Brussels
Post Want Ad
Dial Brussels 887-6641.
Classified Ads
are merchandise
movers
Lyle Martin
Huron County
14 pigs 348.8 kg
The CO-OP Profit Maker 200 Club was de-
signed to show farmers that by using good
management and CO-OP feeds, they could
improve the performance of their baby pigs.
Some litters could even reach a weight of 200
kg Or more by eight weeks of age.
This top producer helped make the 200 Club a
success. YOur CO-OP has many ways to help
you farm better. Talk to your local CO-OP rep-
resentative about your operation. Your CO-OP
May be able to show you the way towards a
more profitable future.
UNrItD CO•OPERATIVES OFONTARIO
BELGRAVE BRANCH
tolgraio, onicalo Winghciril 357-2711
...that's right... move no-longer-used items
out of storage areas in return for extra cash.
Just call: 527-0240 and an Ad-Visor will
place your adl(' 887-6641 etriauiektb
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