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REAL ESTATE
Culligan
REAL ESTATE LTD
TENDERS
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
1996 Grass Cutting
Sealed, clearly marked tenders will be received by the
undersigned at the Brussels Municipal Office for cutting and
mowing grass at the Lion's Park Hill and the pump house for
the 1996 Season on a price per cut basis until 5:00 p.m. on
May 6, 1996.
Tender forms available at the Municipal Office. Lowest or
any tender not necessarily accepted.
Donna M. White
Clerk-Treasurer
Village of Brussels
399 Turnberry Street
Brussels, Ontario
PAGE 22. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1996
NEW LISTING - GOOD PRICE:
Good family home, 3 bedrooms,
low maintenance exterior, large
eat-in kitchen, wood stove. Blyth
only $62,900.
LONDESBORO - CHARMING 1 1/2
STOREY HOME: Backing on to
farm land. Bright and cheery den
with patio doors. New oak
cupboards, hardwood floor, good
garage. Only $88,700.
NEW FURNACE, NEW BATHROOM:
Time to look at this almost new 2
bedroom home close to uptown
Blyth. Brick, charming and cozy,
large private lot. Listed $79,900.
POTENTIAL DUPLEX: New
windows, furnace, gas fireplace
make this home an attractive
purchase. 3 bedrooms, living
room, family room. Brick. Give it
a try. $89,900.
FOUR BEDROOMS: Excellent
starter home priced to sell.
Large, bright kitchen, newer
furnace. Treed lot_ Blyth.
Ownership under $500. per
month.
GARY WALDEN
myth Sales Representative
482-7675
KATHERINE HOMAN
Goderich Sales Rep.
‘444. 524-5095
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go to the Mission Committee.
On Saturday, two teams from the
BMF Youth Group participated in
the MYEC Bible Quiz competition.
One team qualified for the finals
which will be held at the Brussels
Mennonite Church next Sunday,
April 28 from 2 - 5 p.m.
NEW USTING: Hardwood floors
enhance the large living room of
this superb bungalow. Large
family room in lower level with
wood fireplace. Maintenance
free exterior. Listed $94,500.
EXCELLENT COMMERCIAL BUILDING:
On 1/4 acres of land on paved road.
Over 3,000 square feet has office
showroom, furnace, 2 piece
washroom. Lots of potential. Call
Gary Walden. Listed $65,000.
THIS HOUSE IS A MUST TO SEE
INSIDE: 3 large bedrooms, large
den and living room, main floor
laundry. Price Is exceptional.
Give it a look. $79,900. Lot 66 x
165, garage.
MAKE AN OFFER: This well
maintained family home Is
waiting for you. Features
hardwood floors, main floor
laundry, large workshop. Now
only $76,500.
FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE
NEEDS - FARMS,
SMALL ACREAGES & HOMES
CALL CULLIGAN REAL ESTATE
IN CUNTON 482-3400
REAL ESTATE SALES
REPRESENTATIVES
FRED LOBB
Associate Broker
482-3321
RICHARD LOBS
Sales Representative
482-7898 otittp
On Saturday, May 4 a workshop
on healing will be held at Brussels
in the afternoon. A healing service
will be held in the evening. Victor
Dorsch, from New Hamburg, will
be the guest leading these events.
Thought for the week: When life
knocks you down on your knees,
you are in a perfect position to
pray.
The Huron County Board of Education
INVITATION TO PRE-QUALIFY
GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
PHASE H
Interested General, Mechanical and Electrical Contractors are invited to
pre-qualify to complete Phase II renovations to the Library/Resource
Centre at Goderich District Collegiate Institute for the Huron County
Board of Education. Approximate value is $700,000.00. Tendering of
this project will depend on Provinciatcoverriment financing.
Selection will be based on the ability to complete work of a similar
nature and size to this project, and shall be limited to no more than 6
General Contractor bidders and 4 subtrades in each category. The
Owner reserves the right to pre-qualify additional bidders, as required,
to meet this limit.
Submissions must be in the form of a completed CCA #11 and will be
accepted until 3:00 pint. on Wednesday, May 1, 1996, at the office of
Garratt & Marklevitz, 516 Huron Street, Stratford, Ontario, NSA 5T7.
Only successful applicants will be contacted.
R. Brown
Chair
P. Carroll
Director
tiro EXTERNAL AUDIT SERVICES VI
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
)
The Corporation of the County of Huron and its Local
Boards are requesting proposals for professional Audit
Services. The term of engagement is for three years,
commencing with fiscal year 1996, with a renewal option
for an additional two years.
Information Packages may be obtained in person from
the Clerk-Administrator's Office, located in the Huron
County Court House, Main Floor. Open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30
p.m., Monday through Friday; or by calling 519-524-8394.
Proposals must be submitted by:
4:00 p.m., Friday, May 24, 1996.
If you have any questions, please contact the
Treasurer, County of Huron at: 519-524-8394.
Help protect the environment
Reduce, reuse and recycle
WOULD LIKE TO RENT IN
Brussels a 3 bedroom house,
reasonable rent. Call 887-9943.
15-3
WANTED TO BUY - RED OR
coloured soup hens. Phone 357-
2706. 13-5
WANTED TO BUY: SCRAP CARS
and trucks. L & B Auto Wreckers.
1/4 miles south of Brussels. Call
887-9499. tfn
SCRAP CARS AND TRUCKS.
Bill's Auto Wrecking, Lot 12,
Conc. 14, Grey Twp. (519) 887-
6510. 12-6p
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size
worries
youths
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impact the cuts will have on them.
There is concern over increased
class sizes as well as no money for
new books or paper. Also extra cur-
ricular activities will cost partici-
pants, so its possibility many
students won't be able to participate
in sporting events or other activities
because of economic constraints.
Johns commiserated with the
fears, but again hoped for patience.
"No one likes change, but I think
students understand change is need-
ed or they will be burdened in the
future by no social system and huge
debts."
These changes, Johns said, will
look better in years to come. "We
are not changing the system to
make it worse, but to make it more
affordable and not lose quality. "
For Bailey it is the burden to
small business as well as the rural
pocket that distresses him. "For
business and industry this change
would have less impact than they
would have you think. It's just one
pocket to the other, but small busi-
nessess need a break."
"We are not picketing or storm-
ing Queen's Park. But the ones that
make the noise come first and they
always will if we don't do some-
thing. We're just sending notice
that we're not collecting taxes for
education any more."
Bailey says support has been
growing across the province with
letters coming in daily. Close to
200 municipalities have responded
with 117 in whole-hearted agree-
ment with Blyth's recommendation.
"If we don't put pressure on, the
province will continue to sit on
this for a long, long-time,- said Bai-
ley. "This is not a fight with any-
one. In the end, we are all looking
for the same things."
DIANNE FREEMAN
Sales Representative
482-9500
Youth teams take quiz