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Board of Education
TENDERS
for
SANITARY SEWER
REPLACEMENT
and LANE CONSTRUCTION
HOWICK CENTRAL
PUBLIC SCHOOL
Sealed Tenders clearly marked as to
contents, will be. received at the office
of Maitland Engineering Services l.td.,
449 Josephine Street, Wingham,
Ontario NOG 2W0, until 4:00 PM, local
time un WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1993
for the replacement of sanitary sewer
and the construction of a new lane at
the Howick Central Public School, Lot
17, Concession 9, Township of Howick.
County of Huron.
The work includes approximately 244
metres of 150 min diameter PVC sani-
tary sewer, the construction of a new
250 metre long access lane and other
work incidental thereto.
Tender documents may be obtained at
the office of Maitland Engineering
Services, upon payment of a nonre-
fundable fee of $15.
Each tender shall be on the form pro-
vided and accompanied by a certified
cheque in the amount of $2000
payable to The Huron County Board of
Education. The Tender Deposit will be
held as Contract Surety until the
project is substantially complete.
'lenders shall be open to acceptance
fur 15 days from the date of closing
and the lowest or any tender will not
necessarily-be-accepted.
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Bea Dawson
hair
11 Pp 55
McKillop
man opposes
storage
by-law
Bub Allan
Director
HEART
AND STROKE
FOUNDATION
OF ONTARIO
PAGE 26. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1993.
$1,000 DOWN
Why Pay Rent?
Check out the terms on this 3 bedroom home at 161
Queen Street, Clinton. This home is nicely decorated
throughout with attached garage, garden shed,
playhouse and much, much more. Make an offer.
Vendor's motivated.
MASON BAILEY REAL ESTATE LTD.
482-9371
CUSTOM ROUND BALING.
Phone John Reinink, 523-4806.
24-tfn
HANK'S SMALL ENGINE SALES
and Service, Highway 4, Londes-
boro. Complete services for small
engines. Dealer for Canadiana,
Noma, Bolens, Weed Eater, Poulan
Pro, Jonsered Chainsaws and
Badger Farm Equipment,
523-9202. tfn
LARGE TRUCK AND TRAILER
available for moving large bales of
hay and straw. Phone 887-6694.
24-4p
ALUMINUM AND CUSTOM
welding, ornamental railing,
trailers, custom hitches, pigs/cattle
penning, machinery repairs and
fabricating. Call Peter de Jong,
523-4816. tfn
NEED A BABYSITTER?
Responsible 16 year old girl
interested. Call Tina 523-9541.
References available. 25-1
CUSTOM WEED WICKING BY
ATV $3.50/acre one way, $5.50
two way. Chemical included. John
Hoonaard, Blyth 523-9445. Call
10:00 evenings. 25-4
ATTENTION
FARMERS
1. Cutting of hay, 9' haybine.
2. Round baling from 4'
wide, 40" high to 6' high.
3. Square baling from field to
barn-we do it all.
4. Silo filling of hay, fast
efficient service.
Competitive Rates
NO MEMBERSHIP FEE
DURWAY CUSTOM
SERVICES
R.R. 3 BLYTH 523-9837
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VEHICLES FOR SALE
1978 FORD LTD., 4 DOOR,
good tires, $800 or best offer.
Phone 887-9013. 25-lp
1984 DODGE CHARGER. GOOD
tires, good engine. As is. $500 or
best offer. Phone 523-9636 after
6 p.m. 24-tfn
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TENDERS
THE WINGHAM &
DISTRICT
ifor-dr, COMMUNITY LIVING
ASSOCIATION
invites applications for an:
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
(contract position)
Qualifications to include - a
degree or diploma in the
Human Services field of
study or its equivalent, a
minimum of three years,
Senior Management and
administrative experience, a
good knowledge of a
volunteer Board structure
and the operation of a
charitable organization.
Salary will commensurate
with qualifications and
experience. This is an eight
month contract commencing
August 23, 1993.
Please submit a complete
resume by Friday July 9, 1993
to:
Lynda Train, President
Wingham & District
Community Living
Association
P.O. Box 818
Wingham, Ontario
NOG 2W0
WANTED
WANTED TO BUY: SCRAP CARS
and trucks. L & B Auto Wreckers,
1/4 miles south of Brussels. Call
887-9499. tfn
FARM PROPERTY WANTED:
We have several serious clients
requiring 50 to 150 acres with good
home and buildings in Huron
County for spring possession.
Contact Mason Bailey Real Estate,
482-9371. 07-tfn
GIRLS TO COMPETE IN THE
Queen of the Fair contest, Sept. 11.
Must be minimum of 16 years old
by August 1. If interested, call
Melody 887-6432. 23 & 25
WANTED TO BUY - 1500 BALES
of hay. Call 887-6553. 24-2
For more information, call
1-800-563-WILD
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Canadian Wildlife Federation
TENDERS
The Wingham and
District Hospital
Wingham, Ontario
invites Tenders for BRICK
WORK RESTORATION
Sealed tenders clearly
marked "Brick Work
Restoration" are invited
from contractors for repairs
to brick on the exterior of
the hospital clinic building
(273 Catherine Street).
Specifications are available
from Mr. G. Folkard, Director
of Engineering Services,
during regular business
hours.
Tenders should be
addressed to:
Mr. Lloyd Koch
Executive Director
Wingham and District
Hospital
270 Carling Terrace
Wingham, Ontario
NOG 2W0
Tender closing date is June
30, 1993 up to and until 1:30
pm. local time.
The lowest or any tender will
not necessarily be accepted.
TENDERS
The Wingham and District
Hospital
Wingham, Ontario
Invites Tenders for
EXTERIOR PAINTING-
CLINIC BUILDING
Sealed tenders clearly
marked "Exterior Painting"
are invited from contractors
for painting on the exterior
of the hospital clinic
building (273 Catherine
Street).
Specifications are available
from Mr. G. Foikard,
Director of Engineering
Services, during regular
business hours.
Tenders should be
addressed to:
Mr. Lloyd Koch
Executive Director
Wingham And District
Hospital
270 Carling Terrace
Wingham, Ontario
NOG 2W0
Tender closing date is June
30, 1993 up to and until 1:30
p.m. local time.
The lowest or any tender
will not necessarily be
accepted.
Mother Was Right!
Double Up On Your Fibre
If you're like most Canadians,
you're not getting enough fibre
each day. It's estimated that most
people need twice as much as
they're getting now. That amounts
to about 25 to 30
grams of fibre each
day. It sounds like a
lot of fibre, but it's not
hard to get if you
choose the right
foods.
McKillop council decided to
defer their decision on a specialized
transit system for disabled and
senior residents of the township.
The meeting held on June 1
brought a delegation of 12 people
to provide information for council.
The service would allow for a
more independent lifestyle and
employment opportunities for
some. According to the proposal
presented by the delegation approx-
imately 59 residents would be
effected.
Mr. Joseph Terpstra advised
council that he proposes to build
two liquid manure storage tanks on
Conc. 14 , North Part Lot 14 for the
expansion of the hog operation.
Mr. Terpstra opposed the by-law
which requires him to construct
covers for the tanks, because the
cost would be excessive.
Council retained the by-law.
Two land severance applications
were approved; Douglas and Gail
Shroeder, Conc. 8, Part Lot 26,
20,625 sq. ft. providing water was
supplied, and Herman and Chris-
tiane Hoste, Conc. 2, Lot 24, 100
acres.
The council agreed to pay one-
third of the estimated cost for
paving the turnaround behind the
McKillop Township Garage. The
total will be approximately $7,490.
Shorthanded
Blyth Atoms
strike first
The Blyth Atoms soccer team
played in Lucknow on June 8.
Blyth was greatly outnumbered
as only 10 players were able to
attend the game. However, Blyth
scored first when Jeremy Van
Amersfoort netted a pass from
Darwin Buffinga. Van Amersfoort
scored again after stealing a pass
from the Lucknow goalie, giving
Blyth a 2-1 lead at the half.
The players soon began to tire
and Lucknow scored two goals in
the second half to win the game
3-2.
Blyth goalie Peter Nonkes made
some excellent saves to help keep
his team in the game.
On June 15 a short-handed team
played host to Goderich United.
Blyth lost 7-2 with both goals
being scored by Dave Ansley on
passes from Van Amersfoort.
Sebrina Buffinga added an assist on
the second goal.
Special thanks to squirt player
Steven Van Amersfoort and Danny
Cullen who helped out.
Goderich
scores 3
in first
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Blyth team their first regular
schedule loss. Goderich came out
strong, scoring three goals in the
first half.
After half time the teams were
evenly matched. Both teams scored
two goals. Blyth's were scored by
Courtney assisted by Ansley and
Jud Hakkers.
The second scored by David
Ansley, assisted by Christina
Black.
Final score, Goderich 5, Blyth 2.
The next game for the
Mosquitoes is June 28 in Belgrave
against Lucknow Eagles.
Note - One player was forgotten
on last week's writeup, Diane
Mason.
HPRC SSB
supports
resolution
The Huron-Perth County RCSS
Board meeting on May 24 agreed
to endorse a resolution made by
two other Catholic school boards.
The board will support the rec-
ommendations on air quality con-
trol made by Dufferin-Peel and the
request by the Scarborough Board
to the CBC and its producers to
reduce the amount of gratuitous
violence in the media and to limit
access by youth.
*5*
The Board will endorse the
Ontario Secondary School
Teacher's Association response to
the report "A Blueprint for Learn-
ing in Ontario, New Directions".
*5*
At a special meeting held on May
27, the Board gave approval for the
building of an addition to St. James
School in Seaforth to proceed con-
ditional on the Ministry of Educa-
tion approval.
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