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TENDER AD
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
Sealed tenders, clearly marked as to contents, will be received
at the Clerk's Office, Township of Hullett, County Road 15,
Hamlet of Londesboro, until 4:00 p.m. local time on
Friday, April 28, 1995
for the construction of a new Municipal Office Building. Plans
and specifications are available at the office of the undersigned
for a non-returnable fee of $25.00.
Lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.
Maitland Engineering Services Ltd.
449 Josephine Street
Wingham, Ontario
NOG 2W0
Telephone: 519-357-1521
Facsimile: 519-357-3624
County of Huron
Tender for Supply of Materials and
Applications to Control Noxious Weeds
Contract File No. 1020
SEALED TENDERS for the contract specified below,
submitted to the Corporation of the County of Huron,
Clerk-Administrator's office, are invited and will be
received until the closing date of 12:00 noon, Wednesday,
May 3,1995.
Tender forms, Specifications, and Information to
Bidders may be obtained from the Clerk-Administrator's
Office, to the address below.
The undertaking includes the supply and application of
chemical herbicides and all labour and equipment used
for the control of noxious weeds on properties within the
County of Huron.
The lowest or any tender may not necessarily be accept-
ed.
Clerk-Administrator,
County of Huron
Court House,
Goderich,
Ontario N7A 1M2
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CROPLAND SUITABLE FOR
no-till soybeans, cash rent or
sharecrop arrangement. Call Andy
Henry at 335-3971 evenings. 14-4
Safety... it'sital
For more information contact
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1-800-668-2866
The Canadian Red Cross Society
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1995. PAGE ig
Blyth Legion donations
assist 4 organizations
Continued from page 3
area Legions and all over the
country this year. With the support
of the public in this area all Legion
work are usually recycled back in
the community. A reminder that the
Legion will loan hospital beds,
walkers, commodes, crutches and
canes free of charge. Phone 523-
9535 to be connected to the right
department.
Legion donations for this month
to date are as follows: Lions Youth
Exchange, $1,000; Legion Chari-
table Foundation, $500; Vanastra
Recreation, $50 and Cancer
Society, $50.
W. Wawanosh
does cleanup
A problem with garbage from the
West Wawanosh landfill site being
deposited on a neighbouring prop-
erty was addressed by council at
the April 4 meeting.
Council will seek permission
from the property owner, B. Grier-
son, to enter the property on occa-
sion, when necessary, to clean up
litter from the landfill site.
A fence will be installed along
the westerly boundary of the site.
The Maitland Valley conserva-
tion Authority and the Ministry of
Natural Resources will be informed
that A.J. Sherwood has filed a peti-
tion regarding drainage on his farm
south of Dungannon.
It was requested that any further
action be deferred for one month.
Repayment for the Dungannon
drainage work was assessed as fol-
lows: under $1,000 shall be due
and payable within 60 days of the
mailing date of the notice of assess-
ment and for assessments over
$1,000, the first $500 shall be due
within 60 days. The remainder may
be amortized over three, five or 10
years.
Councillors Gordon Hunt and
Doug Miller will sit on the court of
Revision for Dungannon Drainage
Works, to be held May 4.
The drainage report by Maitland
Engineering Services was adopted
by council. A problem, brought for-
ward by property owner Albert
Taylor, is to be resolved by the
County of Huron.
Mr. Taylor was advised to con-
tact the county engineer for a reso-
lution.
The tender submitted by Da-Lee
Dust Control was accepted by
council.
The quote for 180 flake tons of
liquid calcium chloride was set at
$188.90 plus GST.
The township supported three
resolutions put forth by other orga-
nizations.
The first was in support of the
Drainage Superintendents Associa-
tion's petition to the Minister of
Fisheries and Oceans.
The petition asks the federal gov-
ernment to consider amending the
application of the Fisheries Act to
municipal drains in Ontario
because of the detrimental effect
the act has with respect to munici-
palities maintaining, repairing and
improving drains.
Council also supports the City of
Brampton's petition to the provin-
cial government to delay imple-
mentation of Bill 163, Local Gov-
ernment Disclosure of Interest Act,
until it can be harmonized with Bill
209.
The Member's Integrity Act, Bill
209, appears to have different rules
affecting the conduct of elected
officials at the provincial and
municipal levels, claims Bramp-
ton's petition.
The Anglers and Hunters of
Ontario's strong opposition to
Canada's Action Plan on Firearms
Control was supported by council.
The group insists the government
abandon the sections of the plan.
which affect the continued owner-
ship and legal use of firearms by
responsible Canadians.
The road and general accounts
were approved for payment in the
amounts of $25,642.55 and
$52,784.57, respectively.
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