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JAMES SYMES
PAVING
& MATERIALS
- Grading
- Gravel
-Top 1
DRIVEWAYS Soil
Asphalt &
Concrete
Roads • Parking Lots • Tennis Courts
R.R. #5 Lucknow 528-3047
CH:EM-BRIGHT
Cleaning Services
Beautiful Cleaning ...
in your
HOME or BUSINESS
(famous Von Schrader
Dry-Foam
Extraction method
Restorations
1117fil SrLS SOC,ATE..
Bev & Brian Walden
(519) 523-9210 or 1-800-434-6153
Satisfaction Guaranteed Bonded & Insured
WELL LANDSCAPED: Priced to sell, newer, 3 bedroom, all brick house,
finished rec room with woodstove. Patio doors to private deck. Close to
uptown Blyth. Carport, well landscaped. Only $105,000.
PRICE REDUCTION: Starter Home - Blyth - Neat as a pin. 2 bedroom
home with attached garage, private lot. Tastefully decorated, good sized
rooms, $39;5150. Reduced to $69,900.
FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS - FARMS, SMALL ACREAGES & HOMES
CALL CULLIGAN REAL ESTATE IN CLINTON 482-3400
REAL ESTATE SALES REPRESENTATIVES
GARY WALDEN FRED LOBB DIANNE FREEMAN VIC LECOMPTE
482-7675 482.3321 482-9500 565-2844
PAGE 22. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1995.
Huron,
Perth
HUs
may join
IN
MEMORIAM
WALDEN. In loving memory of a
dear husband, father and grand-
father, Lloyd, who passed away
two years ago July 23, 1993.
A cluster of precious memories,
Sprayed with a million tears,
Wishing God had spared you,
If only a few more years.
You left a beautiful memory,
And sorrow too great to be told,
But to us who loved and lost you,
Your memory will never grow old.
No one heard the footsteps,
Of the angels drawing near,
Who took from earth to Heaven,
The one we loved so dear.
But he hasn't really left us,
Nor has he travelled far,
Just entered God's beautiful garden,
And left the door ajar.
— Always remembered and sadly
missed by Mary and family. 29-lp
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LIVESTOCK
WANTED - CRIPPLED, DISABLED
or downer cows, must be alive and
drug free. Winch equipped truck.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID.
Phone Earl Lannin, RR 2, Atwood,
519-356-2479 or 1-800-661-0078.
04-47p
WE BUY AND SELL
LIVESTOCK
dairy, beef and horses,
crippled and poor- doing cows
PAY IMMEDIATELY
LICENCED DEALER
CLARENCE
POORTINGA
887-9747
MACHINERY
FOR SALE .- INTERNATIONAL
#810 head with 9 ft. Sund pickup
hydraulic drive; International #810
15 ft. flex cutting header; 4 row
Mauer bean puller and a Heath
windrower; New Holland 36 ft.
bale elevator and a flat rack
complete with sills for hay or straw
18 ft. long; New Holland 270 baler.
All items in excellent condition.
Phone 519-345-2636. 27-6
CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTRE.
Are you pregnant? Need Help? Call
our 24 Hour Hotline collect 323-
3751 or drop in at 189 Main St. N.,
Mount Forest for free pregnancy
testing, counselling and support,
childbirth, coaches, clothing. e4w
PETS
PUPPIES - GERMAN SHEPHERD,
registered purebred - dewormed,
tattooed, first shots, $300. Phone
519-392-6782. 29-3p
ROTTWEILLER PUPS - 6 WEEKS
old, good disposition, both parents
can be seen. $300 Phone 356-9917.
28-2p
1-800-466-9326.
O.Zcafajnada
AS OF THURSDAY, JULY 20 AT
5 p.m. we will no longer have the
office for Driver & Vehicle Licences
due to new regulations. Thank you
for you patronage over the years.
— Doug & Lorna Whitmore
29-1
Wingham
& District
Community
N$4p. Living
Association
WE'RE MOVING
Effective August 1, 1995,
the Administration Office
for the Wingham and
District Community Living
Association Is moving to
the Jack Reavle Centre at
153 John St. In Wingham.
The mailing address will
continue to be
P.O. Box 818, Wingham.
We can be reached by
phone at
357-1382 or 357-3562.
RESPONSIBLE 12 YEAR OLD
girl willing to babysit in Brussels
area. Call Sarah, 887-6863. 29-1
DO YOU HAVE MILKWEEDS
in your beans? Get them wicked
with a 40 ft. wick weeder pulled by
ATC - very little compaction $2.75
per acre. Call Brian Oldridge.
Phone 887-6964. 28-2
ALUMINUM AND CUSTOM
welding, ornamental railing, trailers,
custom hitches, pigs/cattle penning,
machinery repairs and fabricating.
Call Peter de Jong, 523-4816. tfn
"SUDDENLY ITS SOLD"
Real Estate Ltd.
Mason Bailey 482-9371
BROKER (24 Hour Service)
BLYTH: Interest rates down
time to buy this 3 bedroom
brick home, with separate office
all on nicely treed corner lot.
BLYTH: 1 1/2 floor block
construction, 3 bedroom home,
oil furnace, corner tot with small
shed.
INCOME PROPERTY: 4 plex on
large lot, looking for handyman
who wants good income. Blyth.
REDUCED: 1 floor bungalow, 4
bedrooms, 2 baths, double
garage, all new inside and out.
A must to see in Blyth.
BLYTH: Old style charm comes
with 1 1/2 floor brick, 3 bedroom
home on large corner lot.
BUILDING LOTS: Blyth, on
Hamilton and King St., fully
serviced.
FOR RENT: Large brick farm
house, 1 mile west of Blyth on
paved road.
WANTED
WANTED - SCRAP IRON AND
metal. Call 887-9141. 29-1p
CUSTOM LOG SAWING WITH
portable saw mill. Phone 887-9813.
29-8
WANTED TO BUY: SCRAP CARS
and trucks. L & B Auto Wreckers.
1/4 miles south of Brussels. Call
887-9499. tfn
White says
- village could
save $4,000
Continued from page 2
to date going to interest. Council is
hoping to refinance the project at a
much lower interest rate than was
originally charged by the Ministry
of Environment when the sewers
were installed. This would also
give property owners one last
chance to pay off their debt.
Based on municipally owned
properties, White estimated the vil-
lage could save $4,070.53 in
financing charges by paying off the
lot charges early.
Mullett says
no to Oakville
resolution
Continued from page 9
application from Clinton for Lot 5,
Plan 353, Ontario Street.
Council does not support
Oakville's resolution with respect
to property tax reform, which
requests a moratorium on the
implementation of market value
reassessment, pending a provincial
review.
The road and general accounts
were approved for payment in the
amounts of $20,888.32 and
$454,262.47, respectively.
A road account bill, in the
amount of $101.16, was approved
separately, after Deputy-Reeve
Szusz declared a conflict of inter-
est.
As the face of health care
changes in the province, local
health units are looking at ways to
adapt to the new, leaner environ-
ment.
Members of the Huron County
Board of Health (HCBH) and those
of the Perth board meet on July 12
to discuss the options available to
them, with pending changes in
health care legislation, uncertain
budget allocations and the recent
resignation of Huron's medical offi-
cer of health.
"The option of amalgamating
with Perth, or any other county, is
just one of five possibilities identi-
fied and one which the board has
been asked to pursue," says Bill
Clifford, chair of the HCBH.
"The first meeting was cordial
and very progressive. We wanted to
find out if 'amalgamation would
work, as well as take a look at the
respective boards."
Each has a different type of gov-
ernance, says Clifford. It is neces-
sary to consider issues as complex
as how the board members will be
chosen and how each city and
municipality will be chosen.
At present, the Huron board is
largely appointees with a member
of Huron County council and a
provincial representative. The
Perth board has representation from
Stratford and St. Marys as well as
the county and provincial members.
"We wouldn't want any munici-
pality to feel as though they were
losing anything," he says.
Another important issue would
be to discuss where staff would be
located to impact (employment and
services) as little as possible.
Economy of scale and the reduc-
tion of staff is also a consideration,
says Clifford.
Personally, Clifford says he
could not accept all services being
provided through Stratford, though
he would support one administra-
tive centre with branch locations
for the delivery of services.
"(Even with two centres), the
division of services would have to
be discussed," says Clifford.
"Money is not the real reason for
considering amalgamation, the
effectiveness of service is. The
province is telling us to prioritize
our services."
Clifford says the next joint meet-
ing of the two boards will likely not
be held until September at which
time it is hoped there will be a
framework for discussion before
the members.
"We will look at the advantages
and disadvantages and decide if we
should continue or abandon talks."
• The "Baby Boom Echo" genera-
tion (ages 1 - 15) are the children of
"The Boomers" (ages 37 - 39). The
Baby Boom Echo is approximately
6 million strong. Relatively high
numbers of this generation have
filled elementary schools. Their
code phrase: "I'll have a Big Mac
with large fries."
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