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SINGLE metal hed and large crib
(for sale. Phone 593. 17"•'
NEW HUDSON SEAL coat for sale.
large size. .Apply Box 10, .Ad -
Vance -Times. 17»
INTERIOR ;IOR tnahogany doors all
sizes, Factory seconds, :Special
34,95. at Beaver Lumber, phou'
66, Winghain, 17b
ELL CT.ROLUX SALES AND SER-
VICE—Authorized dealer, ,J-1. A.
IVf'rI)crmitt, Furriwieh, phone
59-3.1.. Contact Mrs. L. McDoug-
all, phone 553W, Wingham, for
service. Arrange for free demon-
stration. 29rrb
trILTER QUF,EN Sates and Ser-
vice, repairs to all makes of
vacuum cleaners. Used cleaners
of all makes for sale. Robert K.
Peck, Varna, telephone Hensall
696R2. lerrb
DRAPERY CLEARANCE SALE of
Caya Fabrics, Save up to a_ price.
Regular up to 05.50 a yard, now
clearing from $1.95 and up. Made
up "free .of charge." Tailored to
the highest custom standards at
Smitty's Shopping Centre, Han-
over. 10-17-24-31h
SPRING SALE It's sale time at
Armitages of Wingham with their
annual Bond Made - to - Measure
suit sale. And here's your chance
to really roll up the savings on a
Bond quality tailored to measure
suit -.-when you order a suit from
ARMITAGES. During this sale
you get trousers absolutely
FREE. Prices are 355.95 to 369.95
and no more. So now --right now
--Get your order in at ARMI-
TAGES. Sale ends Feb. 24th. You
don't have to take delivery of
your suit now you can take it
in April, May or June -but your
order must be in before closing
date of Feb. 24th, and remember
the special sale offer Extra
trousers are yours FREE at
ARMITAGES in Wingham,
J10-F21h
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
JERSEY HEIFER for sale, due in
CARDS OF THANKS.
The family of the late Mrs. Mary
Walters wish to thank the neigh-
bor's and friends for the many acts
of kindness and floral tributes.
Special thanks to Brookhaven
Nursing Home, the nurses at Wing-
hem General Hospital, Dr. Corrin
and the Rev, T. G. Flusscr. 17b
I wish to thank my friends and
neighbors for their cards, treats
and visits while I was a patient in
Victoria Hospital, London.- Harold
Moffat, R. R. 1, Wingham. 17b
I wish to thank my neighbors
and friends who so willingly helped
at home and those who sent cards,
flowers and treats. while I was a
patient in Victoria and Wingham
Hospitals. Special thanks to Dr,
McKim, Dr, Crawfor,l and the
nursing' staff. These kindnesses will
not be forgotten. Donald Martin.
17b
Thanks to Salvation Army for
box; Lions of Wingham, for box;
CKNX Television for gifts at
Christmas and to all those who sent
cards and good wishes, -- Emma
Hutchison. 17
Many thanks to friends and
neighbours who remembered me
while hospitalized, also Dr. B. N.
Corrin and nurses on third floor,
and neighbours who helped at
home.—Carl McClenaghan. 17»
Thanks so much to everyone for
their kindness to me during my ill-
ness in hospital. The mail was so
very much appreciated during the
stormy weather. And special thanks
to my ddetors and nurses and staff,
also to Rev. E. C. Attwell. Mrs.
Edward (Alice) Newton. 17h
Mrs, Beatrice Cook, of Tilbury,
Ont„ daughter of the late Mrs.
Lillian Shiels, of Belgrave, extends
heartfelt thanks and appreciation
for the many acts of kindness and
messages of sympathy during her
recent bereavement. Special thanks
to Dr, W. A, Crawford, Wingham
General Hospital, Rev. Harold An-
derson, R. A. Currie Funeral Home,
the pallbearers and Mr. .and Mrs.
Clarence Hanna, of Belgrave. 17h
st couple of weeks. Phone Brussels —
353,114. Harris Campbell. 1713 DEADSTOCK WANTED
DEAD ANIMAL Disposal Act—We
have been licensed to remove
your dead and crippled farm ani-
mals under the {above Act. For
free removal call collect, Wing -
ham 378, Palmerston 123W or
Elmira, MOhawk 9-5564. Gordon
Young (Elmira) Limited. License
100-C•61. rrb
SALES HELP WANTED
GOOD OPPORTUNITY to build a
profitable business in Huron
County. No capital nor experience
needed. Dealers selling in adjoin-
ing localities doing quite well. For
full information write Dept. A
453 -JA, 4(105 Richelieu, Montreal,
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WANTED
STANDING HARDWOOD TIM-
BER WANTED-. Preferably hard
maple and basswood. We also buy
logs and limited quantities of
other species. James T. Craig &
Son, Auburn, phone 526-7220.
10-17-24»
• EMPLOYMENT WANTED
16 -YEAR-OLD High Schoolboy
would like a job after school and
on Saturdays. Phone 652J1. 1.7'"
MAN WANTS WORK ---Any kind
of job, roofs to shovel or drive-
ways. Phone 305, Don Caskan-
ette. 17`"
TAXI ,SERVICE
FOR ALL OCCASIONS call Lee's
Taxi, for long or short trips.
Phone 185. 4rrb
COMING EVENTS
LEGION BINGO every Thursday
in Lucknow Legion Hall, 8.45 p.m.
sharp. 12 regular games for 310,
3 share the wealth and one spec-
ial for 350.00 must go (no limit
for calls). CE17rrb
Miss J. WOODCOCK, of Blyth,
District President, will he the
speaker at the regular meeting of
the Women's Institute on January
18th. Program conveners, Mrs, W.
Hilbert, Mrs. E. Parish. Roll call—
What I look for first in my news-
paper. Paper—Let's have a look at
Prejudice. A film will he shown.
Hostesses, Mrs. N. McLaughlin, Mrs,
D. 'S. MaeNaughton, Mrs It. Gal-
braith, Mrs. G. Kerr, Mrs. A.
Brown, CE17h
ACHESON'S Dead Stock Service
Farmers! Are you interested in
getting the hest and highiest cash
prices for your dead, old, or dis-
abled horses and cattle? If so,
phone Atwood Zenith 3-4900 (no
toll charge) or Atwood 356-2622
collect. License No. 103C61.
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DEAD STOCK WANTED
FRESH, DEAD, DiSABLET)
COWS, HORSES, 37.00 eacih
MiNK HORSES, 40 ib,
A. LORENZ
DURHAM
Call long distance DURHAM
493 collect
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DEAD ANIMAL
REMOVAL
FOR DEAD OR DISABLED
ANIMALS CALL—
DARLING & Company
OT CANADA LIMITED
Kirkton 48R10
Bead Animal Licence No. 97-C-61
Jny3rrb
IMP
SINGER
January Clearance
PORTABLES and CABINET
MODEL.% like !flew
CoMpletely reconditioned
90 day Money back guara.u-
tee if not satisfied. Front
339.50 up, Limited quantity.
Singer ferfnS available
George Henderson
PHONE 665 - WINGUAM
MARLATT'S
Dead Stock Service
$1.00 per 100 lbs.
Paid for Dead Cows and Horses
over 500 lbs. More for sick and
disabled Cows and Horses accord
ing to size and condition.
FOR PROMPT SERVICE
PLEASE CALL COLLECT
Bruce Marlatt
Brussels Phone 133
24 HOUR SERVICE
LICENSE. No.88-C-61, 54-R.P.-61
▪ TRUCK' LETTERING
• COMMERCIAL SIGNS
COX SIGNS
A COMPLETE SIGN SERVICE
PH. 618, WALK R
TON
BIRTHS
RILEY -At the Winlhnin General
Hospital, on Tuesday. ,ran, ti,
1962, to Mr. anti Mrs. Oliver !they
of Wroxeter, a daughter.
McKINN()N At this \\'ii:'gliaut
(general Hospital, on Thurelay,
Jan, 11, 1962. to Mr. and Mrs.
James A. vteI' innou, i;.1t 2 Tees
water, a daughter.
TINT F RWO)OD) At \\'ingham (len.
oral Hospital, on S:ntu'day, ,I:Its.
13, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs t iens t;e-
Underwood, R.It 1, \Viii 1nun. to
•:laughter,
HACKETT At the \\Ingham (1(•n
oral Hospital, on Monday, ,hut.
15, 1962, to Mr. and Mts. Barry
Hackett, RR. 7, Luelcnuw, :a sun.
GAUNT In the Wingham (leiter
al Hospital on Tuesday, ,)au. 16.
1962, to Mr. anti Mrs. Kenneth
Gaunt, R.R. 1, Belgrave, a son.
HORTON -- In ChilliwrMk General
Hospital, Cliilliwaek, B.C., on
Tuesday, January 16th, 1962, to
Const, Jack and Mrs, Morton, a
,daughter.
PRIVATE SALE
at the home of Capt. W. J. Adams,
Stutter Street, the following articles
are for sale between 2-5 and
7-9 p.m., daily: Oak bed and
dresser; 2 dressers with good mir-
rors; 2 Marshall mattresses (good
condition; 2 sets springs; living
room table, solid walnut; chester-
field chair; tea wagon; floor lamp;
2 kitchen chairs; fernery; 2 small
tables; silver casserole; copper boil-
er; set dishes, white with gold band
in Austrian china:: Westinghouse
30" stove (3 years old); green stair
carpet; Duncan Phyfe dining table,
6 chairs and buffet; pictures and
odd 'dishes. STRICTLY CASH
SALE. 17b
MISCELLANEOUS
CUSTOM snowploughing. Harold
Congram, phone 1079. 29-J17b
TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY
will not be responsible for cars,
trucks, milk cans, mail boxes or
any obstacle obstructing snow plow-
ing operations; also anybody piling
snow on the road.
Bill Mundell,
17-24h Road Superintendent,
NOTIC'1
WINS CONTEST - The correct
count for the Sandraun Tumble -
Chip Contest at The Wallpaper
Shop is 17,881 chips. The winner
was Mrs. Frank Tlckenswiller, of
Belgrave, who guessed 17,a13.
17»
CAR OWNERS, Farmers or Truck-
ers are you interested in getting
improved performance from your
motor? Let us tell you how you
can save DOLLARS by using a
remarkable discovery that will
make your motor work better
last longer -cost less to run. For
free information write Mitchell
Speeialties, Box 277, Mitchell, Ont,
10-17-24 31'
CU RRIE
AMBULANCE
WINGHAM
Day 51; Night 636 or 716
DING DONG —
AVON CALLINGI
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY —
Qualified Women interested in
extra. e>:rnings. Car necessary.
Openings in 'i'urnlserry. East
Wawanosh and Morris Twps,
Write MRS. E. BELL
3413 ALBERT ST., WATERLOO
or ;?hone collect
SII. 5-0751 before 8:30 a.m.
• THE
WEST WAWANOSH
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE CO.
Iiesul Office, Dungannon
Established 1878
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President, Brown :,myth, R. R, 2,
Auburn; Vice -Pres., Herson Irwin,
Belgrave; Directors, Paul Caesar,
R. R. 1, Dungannon; George C.
Meagan, Coderich; Roe, McPhee,
11.. R. 3, Auburn; Donald MaeTtay,
Ripley; John V. antetcnnan, It, R.
3, (roderieh; Frank Thompson, Tt.
,<
R„ 1, Tiolyrood; William Wiggins,
R.. R, 3, Auburn.
For lnformatinrt on your insrtr-
anre, ca11 your neatrest director wlin
is also an agent, or the ,secretary,
Durnin. Phillips, Dungannon, phone
1Dungannd;t 48. Sne15/62
IIIED
IIINtISTON, Mies Carrie, 81, of
Brussels, : unday :it I'Iuronview
Houre, (Tinton. Retired millinery
store operator at Brussels, Sur
t'iVnr, brother, Charles, Toronto..
Mrs. Wilfred Arthurs and Mrs.
Thus. (`ruieltslt:uik of VVinghttm
are nieces, Semite' \Vt(1nesclay at
2 pass. from 1). A. Reim funeral
home, Brussels,
\\'1';l till, BEV. WILLIAM R., of
201 1 i,lb,,rne „t., London, TTnitt .l
Church minister, Monday, in Vie-
tor•itt Hospital, London. Went to
Lyndon from Bluevale, seven
ntonths ago. I.lorn Dumfries. Scot
land. Studied for ministry at United
('liureh escalope Winnipeg, Ordain-
ed in Brandon, Man., in 1931.
Preached in Manitoba and Saska-
tchcw•un before coming to Ontario
to take charge of Bluevale and
\' hitechurch. Survivors: Wife, Ii•-
cxro; daughter, Bonnie, at home;
son, William, at hone. Funeral at
Carmen United Church, Carmen,
Man., on Thursday. Burial Carmen
Cemetery, Mrs, Welsh, Bonnie and
Billie left London on Tuesday for
Manitoba, They will return Re their
present home in London until the
end of the high school term.
AUCTION SALE
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of 41 Cattle, 80 Pigs, Feed, etc„ for
Gordon M. Greig, at Lot 34, Con. A,
Howiek Township, 2 miles south of
Ik rexeter, 1 ! a miles north of High-
way 86, on Thursday, January 18th,
the following: Roan cow, 6 yrs.,
bred May 22. Hereford; Holstein
cow, 9 yrs., bred June 9, Milestone;
Blue cow, 6 yrs., milking, bred Nov.
11, Hereforci; Red cow, 6 yrs,,
springer; Roan cow, 6 yre., spring-
er; Holstein cow, 3 yrs., milking,
open; Black cow, 5 yrs„ bred May
17, Hereford: Rel cow, 6 yrs., bred
May 20, Hereford; Black heifer, 3
yrs., milking, bred Sept. 11, Here-
ford; Red heifer, 3 yrs., milking,
bled Sept. 27. Hereford; Blue cow,
5 yrs., bred June 5, Hereford; Red
cow, e yrs., milking; Roan heifer,
3 yrs„ milking, bred Aug. 8, Here-
ford; Red heifer, 2 yrs., bred July
20, Polled Shorthorn; 5 fat yearling
heifers; 4 yearling steers; 7 steers,
rising 1 yr'.; 10 heifers, rising 1 yr„
Holstein hull calf, 2 months. All
cows bred artificially. Young cattle
from Unit hulls. York sow and 11
suckers; York sow and 13 suckers;
York sow and 9 suckers; York sow
arse 3 suckers; York sow, open; 17
fat hogs; 14 big chunks; 8 chunks.
Fred • 300 hales good mixed hey;
500 round bales hay; 500 bushels
mixed wheat, oats, barley; 1000 bus.
Garry oats. Fairbanks -Morse ham-
mer mill; 8 ft. belt: 4 range shel-
ters; Massey -Harris cream scpara-
tot and motor; DeLaval Magnetic
3 -unit milker and pipe for 20 Crows.
Terns -Cash. 3ee. tax collected on
taxable items. Time --•1 p.m. sharp,
No reserve as the owner is giving
up farming. Gordon M. Greig,
Prop.; Gordon. Jackson, Auctioneer,
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TV ANTENNA
SERVICE
Repairs to all makes
ANTENNA
INSTALLATIONS
SELF-Sfl'I'ORTING TOWERS
Antenna Repairs
FREE ESTIMATES
Phone your local dealer or
Hanover 728 Collect
J7 7rrb
OIL FURNACES
CLEANED AND
REPAIRED
by a qualified furnace norm
PRICES REASONABLE
H. N. GOWDY & SON
GORRIE
Phone 1Vroxeler 220W1, Collect
27-3-10-1.7»
,!'ANTED
LIVE LIGHT FOR
ANV QUANrr ev
CAMPBELL SOUP
Company Ltd,
LISTOWEL, ONT.
Phone" 900 Collect
THE ONT'ARI'O MUNICIPAL
BOAR,1)
NOTICE; TINDER SlX"1'1()N 3u oto
'I'I1F I'LANNIN(:, AC'T and Sec-
tion 64 of The Highway lmpruve-
ment Act.
TAKE NOTICE that the ('sun
oil of the Corporation of the County
of Huron has applied to the Ontario
Municipal Board pursuant 1.8 the
provisions of Section 30 of The
Planning Act for approval of its
Restricted Area By -Law 68, 1961
passed an the 23rd day of November
1961, the full text of which is given
hereunder,
Any person interested may, with-
in fourteen days after the day of 2
this notice, file with. the Clerk of
the County of Huron notice of his
objection to approval of the said
by-law together with a statement
of the grounds of such objection.
The Ontario Municipal Board
may approve of the said by-law
but before doing so it may appoint
a time and pleice when any ob-
jections to the by-laws will be con-
sidered.
DATED at Toronto this 12th day
of January, 1962.
(signet) B. VICKERS,
B. VICKERS, Acting Secretary.
EY -LAW NO. (]8, 1901.
A BY-LAW OF THE CORPORA-
TION O'h' THE COUNTY OF
HURON .TO REGULATE THE
LOCATION OF BUILDINGS
AND STRUCTURES ON LAND
ADJACENT TO COUNT Y
ROADS. •
WHEREAS, it is deemed to be
necessary and desirable to regulate
the location of buildings and struc-
tures on land adjacent to certain
oaunty roads;
AND WHEREAS authority is
granted under Section 64 (1) of
the Highway Improvement Act
R.S.O. 1060 and Se):tion 30 of the
Planning Act R.S.O. 1960 to exer-
cise such power subject to the ap-
proval of the Municipal Board;
The Council of the Corporation
of the County of Huron enacts as
follows:
1(a) No person shall erect any
building or structure, any part
of which is located closer to
the nearest limit of any of the
County roads or parts of the
County roads, hereinafter de-
fined than;
25 feet where the road is 100
feet wide;
42 feet where the road is 66
feet wide;
and in no ease ('loser to thi'
centre line of the original road 6
allowance than 75 feet,
1.ib) Provided that in the ertse of
two existing buildings either
or both of wi)ioli is, or are,
loetttcil closer to the nearest
limit of any ()aunty roars hero -
heater defined than is permit-
ted ht Ha) of this by-law,
which are less than 300 Leet
ap'u't measured parallel to the
centra' line of road, the pro-
visions of this paragraph shall
apply to the extent that no
person shall erect any building
or structure between the
aforesaid existing structures
(loser to the centre line of the
road than the line joining the
closest point to the centre line
of the road,of the one struc-
ture, to the tensest point to the
centre line of the road of the
next adjacent structure.
lie) Provided that: -.in cases where
at building exists ('loser to the
nearest limit of any County
road hereinafter defined than
is permitted in lea) of this
by -low the provisions of this
paragraph shall apply eo that
no person shall erect a build-
ing or structure closer to the
centre line of the road than
the existing building or struc-
ture if the distance (measured
parallel to the centre line of
the road) between the exist-
ing and proposed structures is
less than 50 feet.
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FOR SALES & SERVICE
CALL --
KEITH MCLAUDHLIN
Phone 593 - Wingham
Contact us for —
B'CICKET MILKERS, VACUUM
PUMPS, PIPE LINE MILKERS,
DETERGENTS, BACTERIACiDES
J17 -M28
No peeeen ititt i'reet rer instknil
gasoline pumps: i
(a) closer than 60 feet room
the centre line of the orig-
inal road allowance
(b) on a curve or the crest of
a hill
(e) on the tangent to. a hori-
zontal or vertical etuve
where the sight distance is
less than 800 feet in each
direction.
The County roads or parts of
County roads defined by this
by-law are as follows:
The entire county road system
as defined in Schedule "A" of
By -Law No, 23, 1954, save and
except such parts of the Coun-
ty road system which lie with-
in the limits of any Town, Vil-
lage, Police Village within the
County of Iluron.
The Corporation of the Coun.
ty of Huron, by their Clerk,
may give notice to the Owner
or. Occupant of any land re-
quiring him to remove or alter
any building or structure erect-
ed after the passing of this
by-law that does not comply
with Sections 1 and 2 and each
notice under this section shall
he in writing and sent by
registered mail, addressed to
the Owner or Occupant of the
land.
If the person to whom the
notice is given, under Section
4 above, fails to comply with
it within 30 days from mailing
of such notibe, the Corpora-
tion of the County of Huron
may direct any officer, employ-
ee or agent of the said Cor-
poration to enter upon the
land and do or cause to he
done, whatever may be neces-
sary to remove or alter such
building or structure mention-
ed in said notice.
Every person who violates any
of the provisions of Section 2
and 3 or fails to comply with
the notice given under Section
4. shall he g'uiity of an offense
and on summary conviction
shall he liable to a penalty of
not more than fifty dollars
(350.00) for each offense and
tine continuance of the condi-
tion constituting an offense
for each week after conviction,
therefore;- shall constitute a
new offense.
7 lay -Law No, 28, 1957 is hereby
repealed.
8 This by-law shall come into
force and effect when approv-
ed by the Ontario Municipal
Board.
Read a first, second and third
time, and finally passed this 23rd
day of November, 1961.
JOHN G. BERRY, Clerk,
IVAN FORSYTH, Warden,
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Town of Wien hang
1962Taxes
Taxpayers may make payments on account of
r 1962 taxes up to 80 percent of 1961 taxes.
▪ Interest at the rate of 4 percent will be allowed
on payments made in January.
Prepayments of taxes must be made at the Town
▪ Treasurer's Office, Town Hall.
WILLIAM RENWICK, Treasurer,
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Special Care four
Suckling Pigs
Keep in Mind ehe Inipor'tance of a
supply of fresh water for your
suckling pigs, stress livestock speci-
alists with the Ontario Department
of Agriculture. Young pigs that
have all the clean water they will
drink usually make more rapid
gains and are more resistant to dis-
ease. They advise filling clean
troughs in the creep pens with
fresh water, daily,
When pigs are about ten days
old, the flow of the Sows milk
starts to climitlsh. At tills stage,
skim mille and cracked wheat •or
rolled oats will provide is good sap.
piementary feed tlf you don't feed,
milk, trse a good pre -starter com-
mercial feed).
Towards weanining time, slowly
start replacing the early feed with
a commercial or home -mixed wean.
Ing pig ration, Experiments in Csur-
ada have definitely proved that the
heavier a pig is at weaning' brae,
the more quickly he Will r'ei&'Ir
market weight.
STARR
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OFFERS FOR SALE
FARMS - HOMES BUSINESSES
Investment property in Wingham
33,300,00 is the required down payment for this solid brick house,
converted into 3 apartments, located a Short distance from Muhl Street
in Wingham. This excellent property le row available, and witlr
small sum of cash, you can (stns your own home, and let the two other,
apartments help to pay for your home. Everything is 1;1 good eon-.
.dition and each apartment has heavy fluty wiring. There are laundry,
tubs in the basement and the home is heated by an oil tired furnace,
Why not investigate this find property by phoning Hanover 870 or.
onsite to Paul S. Starr & Co. Ltd. Rltr., IIiAN(WEE, for an appoint=
mens to inspect it, r ',
Modern Home in Bluevale
313,900 is a ridiculously low price for this 2 -year-old Ranch, type
bungalow, 'nestled on the edge of peaceful Blueva)e. This dream honie
is just about what anyone has ever wanted. The bright kitchen Iii .°
ultra modern cupboards with built-in stove and oven. The livingn•oon
is large, and a modern stone fireplace adds to the beauty of the huge'
area in which. you cam entertain your guests. The modern 4 -pee. bg,titi'
together with the 3 Large bedrooms are certain to please you, RS well,
as the large 1'uli basement. The house is very economically 'heated
with, a .force(( air oil furnace. The wide carport with its built-in!
storage space (or tools, etc., will allow you to drive right up to your,
owu. side door. Yes, you will love this beautiful hoarse, so write to or
calf at our Hanover Office for an appointment to inspect this .fine
property.
PAUL S. STARR
And Company Limited, Realtor,
HANOVER -- Phone 870
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. COUNTY OF HURON
TENDERS FOR TRUCKS AND
CEDAR FENCE POSTS
Separate sealed tenders will be, received by the undersigned
until 5:00 pan., on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6th, 1962
for the following:
'fender HC•62-103
Tender KC -62-101
Tender HC -62-110
5 hall' -ton pickup fri.ticks
1 Survey Veliiele
2,500 'line posts
500 anchor posts.
All bloc must be submitted of County Tender Forms,
Specifications and tender forums are available from the office
of the undersigned.
All tenders on Contract HC -62-110 (fence posts) must he ae-
eoinpantied by a certified cheque in the amount of 3100.00.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
J. W. BRITNELL, P.Eng.,
COUNTY ENGINEER,
COURT }LOUSE,
GODERICH, ONTARIO.
AMBULANCE
Service
CALL —
S. J. WALKER
PHONE
106 Day — 189 Night
BUTLER, DOOLEY,
CLARKE & STARKE
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Trustee iii Bankruptcy
Licensed Municipal Auditor
44: NORTH ST. JA. 4-8253
oODERICH, ONTARIO
A. H. McTAVISN
BARRISTER, sOLICITom
and NOTARY PUBLIC
TEESWATER - ONTARIO
Tel. 392-7373, Teeswater
Wrozeter—Every Wednesday
afternoon, 2-4 p.m., or
by appointment,
Frederick F. Homuth
Phm.B., R.O.
Carol E. Homuth, R.O.
Mrs. Viola H. Homukh, R.O.
OPTOMETRISTS'
PHONE 118
Harriaton, Ontario
J. B. ACTESON, D.C.
Dr. of Chiropractic
X -Ray
WROXETER
Phone 120
Hours: Monday to Friday, 104.30
Evenings:
Mon., Tues. and Thurs., 7-9
GRAWFORD &
HETHERINGTOIV
Barristers, Solicitors, Ete.
Wingham, Phone 48
J. H. CRA WFORD, Q.C.
R. S. ILETHERINGTON, Q.C.
J. T. GOODALL
B,A11JUSTER, S0LICIT014,
NOTARY, Ete.
Offiee—Meyer Riock, M1Vingha•m
PHONE 14
N. C MAC[ EAN
General Insurance and
Real Estate Broke
JOSEPHINE STREET
Phones 115 and 31
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