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RSpAY, JANUARY 10, 9$0.
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14:-it.mployixlen
wanted
14. Employm.nt
wanted
WILL DO babysitting in my. WILL; BABYSIT in my
home, Monday through home. Phone Port Albert,,
Friday. Phone 524.2535.-2 529-7278.-2-4
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15. Tenders
15. Tenders
FOR SALE BY TENDER
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Located one-half block from the Square and zoned C4
(General Commercial Use) this two storey brick veneer
building has a first floor area of 1100 sq. ft. suitable for
offices and a -second floor area of 800 sq. ft. suitable for
a •one' bedroom apartment, Heated by oil forced air
'furnace-&'supplemented-by-etectric•baseboard-units On -
the second floor. Lot has a frontage of 53.4 ft. and••an
area of 5000 sq. ft.
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Sealed tenders addressed to the undersigned and
marked''property tender' will be received until • 4:00
p.m.January29th; 3980 -„,
Certified cheque payable to the vendor for 10% of; the
amount of the bid must accompany the tender. Balance
on closing date March 29th, 1980.
Appointments to inspect the property may be
arranged by ,calling the vendor Harold W. Shore 524.
7272, 55 Newgate Street, Box 276, Goderich.
Highest or anytender not necessarily accepted.
1f4 'TENDER
The Huron Couniy Board
• of Educot(on will receive
plainly- marked .sealed'
tenders far Custodial
Supplies required by our
Elementary and Secon-
dary Schools up to 12
o'clock noon local time
Friday, January 25, 1980.
Specifications and Ten-
der forms may be ob-
tained from the Board
Office, .103• Albert
Street, Clinton, On-
tario. NOM 110.
Lowest or any tender
not necessarily occep•
ted..
D; McDonald
Chairman
D.J. Cochrane
Director
16. Mortgages
CASH for your mortgage.
Callus first 524-2747.-33tfar`
17. Auction sales
Richard Lai*
V
AUCTIONEER
Clinton 482-7898
AUCTION CALENDAR
Every Thursday
HENSALL
LIVESTOCK SALE
18. Services available
REPAIR TO all appliances,
refrigeration service,
Lucknow Appliance Centre,
Lucknow, phone 528-
2946.-43tf
MOVING - household and
office. Complete Ontario
service. To and from
'G'gderich - Kincardine.
Wingham - Lucknow and
surrounding : areas. Fully
insured. Wm. E. Walden
Transport, Wingham. Call
collect anytime (519) 357-
2050 or 357.3410.-19tf
18. 'Ser~ i(es available
MR HAMMER, Backhoe,
'Septic. bed installations,
Cecil •Cranston,.,: -529-
.7691.-22tf,
PHIL'S REFRIGERATION
& Appliances`. Services.
phone 1-887-9062 or
Granger's TV 524-8925.-23tf
FURNITURE stripping and
refinishing. Also caning
wicker and reed work. 'Call
524 7 490.-35tf
MAN '`.WITH truck to do
• clean-up jobs; trim°bran-
ches,take brush away, snow -
shovelling, etc: Peter
Prevett, 524-8553.-ltfar. •
18. Services available 18. Services available 21. Personal
ART'S
Landscaping -Nursery
and Garden Centre
116 Bennett, Goderich
FALL BULBS
BOOK
NOW
FOR
SNOW•
REMOVAL
Complete line of
Everything needed for
INDOOR & OUTDOOR.
GARDENING
524-2645
STRATFORD
.UNIFORM & STORK
STOP ��ryry
Nursing -°'<`- un.iforhi
available in White &
Coloured in Dresses "&
Pant Suits. Toppers also
available. Complete line
of maternity clothing.
Open 9:30 a.m. • 5:30
p.m. Mon.. Sat.
98 DOWNIE ST.
STRATFORD
-271:8861-
WILL BABYSIT in my
home, 5 days a week, close to, •
`Champion Road's.,
Reasonable rates. For more
information .call 524-
9568.-2,3
WILL DO any odd -jobs. •
Phone'524.6069.-2,3
BILL'S
APPLIANCE
SERVICE
Repairs to all makes of
major appliances.
CALL BILL DARRELL
CLINTON >..
482-9022
-APPLIANCE
REPAIRS
Service To All
Makes. Authorized
Service for
Inglis, Enterprise,
Magic Chef, Whirl-
pool.
CALL 524.7861
HOFFMEYER
APPLIANCE DEPT.
OF
HOFFMEYER
PLUMBING &
HEATING LTD.
55 Kingston St., Goderich
DRIVEWAYS
RADIO DISPATCHED FOR FAST SERVICE
CONTACT SiD BRUINSMA
A r'
',43Nrki r.77 ---.
For aI( your Carpet &
Upholstery •cleaning
needs, calk:•
SUPERIOR
MAINTENANCE
Our' steamvallo Power.
brush method gets the
deep down dirt, others
miss.-
Phone 524-8892
Free Estimates
L*V.SUEL
O•:. _ALUMINUM
�� GALVANIZED
FREE ESTIMATES
O'MALLEY
EAVES TROUGHING
I AND LIGHTNING RODS
TEESWATER •-
PHONE: 392-6740
BUILDERS -
"Builders for Today's
,Building Needs"
Carpentry &
Cement Work
Call
LALEX CHISHOLM
' 529-7714
DOUG BLACKER
524-8147 `
' AFTER 6:00 P.M.
`
i SMITH'S
PAINTING
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• DECORATING i
Free .
Estimates
Pho,le
' 524-2518
Paper Hanging
AND •
Painting
Reasonable Rates
Neat, clean work
CALL
524-7961
„AFTER 5 P.M.
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WAYNE A. YOUNG
"SMALL
- APPLIANCES
REPAIR CENTRE"
351•Suncoast Qr,
Goderich
5244165
PIANO TUNING
AND REPAIRS
Bruce Pulsifer
527.0053 or 348.9223•
after 6 p.m.
Handyman
Carpenter
'Excellent
Hates -
FR I.:
sTrwtTEs
PHONE
52 I -4/39,I,
•HOME RERAIRS •NEW
CONSTRUCTION •RENOVATING
•DECORATING •SANDING AND
REFINISHING
19. Notice to
creditors
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PREGNANT AND
DISTRESSED? Married or
single, free positive con-
fidential support. Help is as
close ` as your telephone.
BIRTHRIGHT - London"
(collect) 432-7197 or 524-2913,•
357-1769 or 392.6541,-1-52x
WHEELCHAIRS
-WALKERS
The Humanitarian Service
Committee of the Goderich
Oddfellow • and .Rebekah
Lodges have equipment for
loan. Contact Amos
Osbaldeston,• 5-24:.9623 or
Fred Fritzley, 524-
7217.-39eow
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to
MIKE SCOTT - January 8th,
524.2442,-2
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22.Lost 'and found
LOST - On Highway 8 bet-
ween Clinton and Goderich,
two bags of R 20 Insulation.
Please phone 524-4133.-2
24. Busine1,s -
opportunities
.MAJOR SUPPLIER of
custom-built .home systems
seeks: a representative in
your area. Be the_ -first. to_
offer over 300 floor plans.
Please -address inquiries^to -
Territory Manager, Tri-ang
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS IN THE
ESTATE OF MARY IRENE
ALL PERSONS having,:
claims against the Estate of
the above-mentioned, late of
.the Town of Goderich in the .
County of =.Huron, Retired r
School Teacher. who died. on
November „ 9th, ' 1979, are
required to file proof of same
with the, undersigned on or
before the ,19th, day• of
January,•1980.
After . that date the
Executors will proceed to
distribute the Estate•having
regard only to the,claims•of
whichthey shall then have
had notice.
DATED. cit .Wingham,
Ontario this 28th day of
• December, A.D. 1979.
CRAWFORD MILL
& DAVIES
Wingham, Ontario
Solicitors for the
Executors
-1-3ar
20. Public notices:
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• IN THE, ,COUNTY. COURT
OF THE COUNTY OF
HURON • •
IN THE MATTER OF The
Change of Name Act. R.S.O.
-1970, Chapter ,' 60 and
•amendments thereto
ANI) IN THE MATTER OF
The Application .,of Howard
Allen Norton to Change Ills
Name 'to Stephen Howard
Norton
NOTICE OF MOTION
TAKE NOTICE that a
motion will 'be made to the
Court on behalf of Howard
Allen Norton, at Goderich.
Ontario, on Monday, the 28th
day of January, 1980, at 2
o'clock in the afternoon or so
scion thereafter as counsel
can be heard, for an order:
(a) Changing the name of the
aid.. HOWARD ALLEN
'NORTON to ST-EPHEN
HOWARD NORTON the said
Howard Allen Norton
residing at the Town of,
Goderich, in the County of
Huron at 84 Waterloo Street
South.
(b) Such further and other
relief as may to this
Honourable Court seen) just. -_-•Our hearts, still ache with
AND TAKE NOTICE. that -madness,
in support of such ap- The secret tears still flow,
plication will be read the Why God took our son Mark,
Affidavit of Howard Allen We will never know
rr
Norton, filed, and such -
further and other material When wit see his picture ,•.
Counsel may advise. He seems (osmile and say,
DATED at Goderich this Don't erty Lnl only sleeping
9th day of November, A.D., We'll meet again some day.
1979. "^ This seems so hard to un -
THOMAS J. TROYAN dc'rstand•
Barrister and
Solicitor,
1 Nelson Street
East,
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitor for the
Applicant
-2.4ar
Home ' Systems, P.O. Box
339; Lancaster; Ontario.' KOC
1 N 0..613-347-3737,-'?
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OPPORTUNITY
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call Toll Free
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10. In me'moridflt
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31. Card of thanks
HALLAM MUNDAY
In loving memory of a' dear=' -My sincere thanks to Dr.
wife and mother Mary " Chan, Dr. Thomson, the.
Gladys Hallam who passed nurs,and staff on first floor
away one year ago January east, my daughter Mrs. ,
13, 1.979: Evelyn Carroll, my gran -
God knew that she was ddaughter Mrs. Sharon
suffering; Scruton, the McNall family;
That' the hills were hard to for the kind thoughts and
climb, gifts, the Royal Canadian
So He closed her weary s Legion and Ladies Auxiliary,
eyelids, my neighbors, during my
And whispered "Peace be.: stay in Alexandra Marine
thine." _ and >General - Hospital,
Away in the beautiful hills of Goderich.
Gud, "When someone walks
By the valley of rest so fair, beside us,
Some day, we know not On the road that we must
when, keep,
We will meet our loved one Our burdens seem less
there. heavy,
-Always remembered and ' The hills are not so steep,
sadly missed by husband The weary miles pass
Arthur and children: Grace, swiftly,
Evelyn, Arthur, Raymond, As bravely on we stride,
Lois, Betty,. Joyce, Ralph. And all the world seems
and Howard and their brighter, • -
families. -2x With someone by our side."
Sincerely. Bertram Roy
Munday:-2x A -
chairman:.. said one ' volvement in quota
JOHNSON •-
In memory of -,a dear sister;
Eva Jane Johnson, who
passed away one year ago,
January 10, 1979. •
God knew that she wasn't
happy, , .. -
That the hills 'were hard to
climb,
So he closed her weary
eyelids,
And'"whispered, Peace --be
Thine. •
-Forever remembered by
her sisters, Florence and
Mabel and the families. -2' '
MacAULAY
In loving memory 'of our
dear "si9:n, brother and
grandson, Dale, he left us
suddenly January'lt, 1975 at
the ageof 17.
We remember Dale the day
we lost you,
And,will till the eiid of time.-
But with` all our tears and
heartaches,,.
One thing •that brings to
mind. •
That, you : were chosen to
spend •
Those' precious ,years with
Hur�n
discusses
quota values
by Alice Gibb as any business down in
Quotas, quota," values the city" and that far -
and the supply mers must a t like it is.
managemen't'sy'stem He -warned producers
were defended by Ken must be prepared to
McKinnon, chairman of operate more • on
the Ontario Milk borrowed Capital in the
Producers.' Marketing future.
Board (OMPMB) and
Jim Johnstone, chairman New Quota Exchange
of the Ontario Egg In response to a
Producers' Marketing question from the
Board at the January audience, Mr. ,McKinnon
meeting - of- the -Huron said -his marketing -board
County Federation of is going to be introducing.
Agriculture' in Clinton on 'a new quota exchange'
Thursday. • system in the future,
Mr: McKinnon told an which will allow is new
audience, of over 100 .producer- in the dairy
people that he believes industry the same chance
quotas in the milk in- to •share in available
dustry should be "as open, quota. Under this system,
and freely transferable the°quota will be sold for'
as possible." He said the highest dollar.
quota values should'be Mr. McKinnon said the
determined by • the board hopes this new
marketplace. exchange system • will
The marketing board , prevent third party in-
'-"'-- PINKI IEY.,,,--.. •- ..concern •'raised about , transfers.
We wish to express sincere milk quotas has been that .In response to another
appreciation to our friends, current prices make it question, the chairman
relatives and neighbors, for difficult for young people said it's wrong to
their thoughtful expressions wanting to enter the dairy speculate .• the quota will
of sympathy during the Loss' • industry. He told ,_the• all be, bought up by - -
of Mrs. Gertrude Pinkney. ' audience the marketingwealthy farmers. He said
Special thanks to Dr.
Hollingworth and staff of -.board, " in legislation if large corporations had. -
--A-le-xand-ra-Marine and - regarding_._quot.B___t.ran-r_wanted.,oto-.take.of;r-the_---
COLLINS.
At Alexandra Hospital,,-
Godericht Ontario," on •
January 6,_ "198q, _to Mr. and
Mrs: Rob Collins, Goderich,
a daughter, Dayna Tamara; -
,weighing 7lbs. 3 ozg. •
FARRELL
At Alexandra Hospital;
Goderich, Ontario, on
January -5, 1980, iii"Mr. and
Mrs. James Farrell,
Goderich, a daughter, Carla
Dawn, weighing 6•p?.. 15 ozs.
• A sister for Tahitha and
• Sonya. Proud -grandparents
are Carl' and Beth Palmer of
Ingersoll, and _Eldy and
Mary Harris of Kincardine,
us: •
You are dearer...still as -the
years dc,,part
Arid will live foreverr, in our
hearts.
-Forever ,em em`•liered•,
Mom and '�ad and all ,the
fa m ily.--2x.•
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31. Card of thanks
FULLER
We would like to thank all
who remembered us with
cards, flowers and presents
on our 50th wedding ng an-
niversary. Also many thanks
,to °Victoria- U,C'.W,, for
preparing; -and serving a
KUBIK lovely dinner and a big thank
-At Alexandra=` --Hospital, you to °all our family for
Goderich, Ontario, on making it a happy. day we
January 7, 1980, to Mr. and will always remem-
Mrs. Ted Kubik, Goderich, a he r s -A us tin • and
son, weighing 6 lbs, 9 ois. A
brother for Patty.
VANCE
Ji 1 and Cathy Vance are
roud to announce the safe
arrival of their daughter,
Roberta Ashley, weighing -7
lbs. 6/2 O7:5„ at Alexandra
Hospital. Goderich, Ontario,
on January '2. 1980. Prgpd
grandparents are Margaret
and ..Len Willis and Joy' and
Whitford Vance, all of
`Goderich.
30. In memoriam
BOWERS.
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In loving memory of our
dear.- sun Mark who was
taken so suddenly 5 years
ago Jan uaI ' 11th, 1975.
K.M.R. RANCH
LIMITED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that K.M.R:` RANCH
-LIMIT$D intends to
dissolve pursuant to Tho
Business Corporations
Act.
DATED at Markham this
7th day of January, 1980.
"Margaret Yeaman"
Secretary
rS
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Still somehow we must try,
The sddclf .t word we'll ever
know, •
Will alw,ry,' he "good-bye." -
So when- God took our Mark,
and
We were -left behind
We know how much God
loves hint.
tot angr is are hard to find,
-Dearly" loved and so deeply
-hissed hy, Dad and Mom,
brother Mike ,and sister
Mary. -2
Adelaide; --2x
HOIYIUTH
May we express our sincere
gratitude to all our relatives,
friends .:nd,neighbors who
helped in. so 'many ways
during the loss of a dear
wife, mother and_„ grand-
mother. Ruth Homuth, All
the kind expressions of
.sympathy,were appreciated
more than' words can say.
Our special thanks to the
nurses and staff at Huron -
,view for their kind, ,and
loving care: to Rev. G. L.
Royal for his message, to the
Stiles Funeral Home for
handling all the details: and
Ur• the Legion 'Ladles
Auxiliary for serving a
delicious lunch for the family
and friends. -Mac, Rom, and
Sh irley.-tar
MAWHIivNEY
1 l,'uuld like to thank all my
relatives, neighbors ` and
friends for the beautiful
Christmas, sick cards and
treats, while 1 wtl,s a patient
in Goderich Hcispitafl and
since I returned to Huron -
view. Also thanks to Dr.
Watts, nurses and staff in'
Goderich Hospital for their
kindness, and doctors and
nurses of Iiuronview. Special
thanks to Mr. Archibald and
ladies for looking after this
celebration of my 90th hir-
'thday.-Chester Mawhin-
ney. 2
McASTOCKER •
We wish to express our
:toffy( lotion to our friends
and relatives who attended
our -Open House,' January
5th: good to see all of you,
Thanks, -.fico, Nancy and
Julia. -2
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Did you know that you
CipQlCltiOTt must ride your ,bicycle for
Life/ttile 4S minutes to hurn the
calories contained in a
simple pidce of apple pie''
bl s.
tire
General Hospital for their sfers; is "required to use milk ' industry, they've
kind and loving attention to people the same way." already had ample op -
Mother during her lengthy. He added, "If anybody is portunity to' do •that. The
stay in hospital. Our thanks going to get into the milk speaker said quota didn't
also. to Rebekah Lodge, Rev. industry today, you're get into the hands of large
R. Crocker ' and Stiles talking• several thousand operators in•the,past .and
dollars per cow."'(This ` that today there=are only'
figure,includes,cost of the 26 herds milking over 150
VANCE quota,) Mr. " McKinnon_,. -_cows in the province,and
We wish to say thank you to ,said the value of `a quota only two herds milking
tte'staff'on 2E`at Alexandra system. is that it brings over 200 cows' -and one of
Marine and General Hospital .. stability and guarantees these is; at the Agriculture .
for their excellent care and each producer a share of Canada R es e a r ch
kindness during our stay in the market. Station. - '
the hospital,'A special thank In defending quota Mr. McKinnon said the.
you to Dr. Lomas Dr.
prices,. Mr, McKinnon new quota- exchange
Couches Sally Finn, Sharon
Lassaline and Phy11Scott ' said his board will be system "will be introduced
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fortheir assistan- looking at the formula for ` to producers at a series of_,
ce.-Catherine and q pricing , quotas' in 'the information meetings
Roberta.-2n,c future. , He pointed •out. , `which will beheld across
studies have shown -that the province. He said the..
WEIR ' 'thigh • prices aren't system Will go into effect
Out- friends and , neighbors, 'necessarily bad" . •Anti . with as few controls as "
- have meant so much to us added, "theydnt '' cost and will be
during oy'r sad bereavement possible `
in the loss of our mother, the consumer a cent? . reviewed at the end of six
grandmcither_ and `great The marketing/board • months.
grandmother, Mrs. Lillian chairman told the The OMPMB proposes'
Weir. '. The floral trihufes: audience he doesn't see to start the ,new' •quota
:`cards and letters of sym- • how it would be possible transfer system in
pathy,.. and personal visits to do Without quota March.
were comforting. Your ° values and said this issue ' in response to another
kindness will never be leads to the question of question on the possibility:'
forgotten. -Allister and' how:. best ,to,.use�capital of quota •.. values
Gladys 2...d.Green andwithin'the dairy industry. drastically increasing,
famil
Y
He told produ4rs today • Mr. McIf innon said he.
"farming is just as tough speculates the ` market
share quota value will
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actually go down after a
Salt reduction seonths of the new
system.
Jim Johnstone,
chairman of the Ontario
Funeral- .` Home, -.-Lyle.`"
Pinkney and family -ear
-Program
Egg Producers-
.• Marketing Board, told
the audience' the more
'
ebextendedfarmers discuss quotasto the "more problems. we
seem to run into:"
He said until this year,
the egg marketing board
these variable weather always sold quota with a
'conditions." kfarm and didn't have any
"Irl this' way, we will be 'face-to-face quota buying
able to issue more system I'n effect.
specific guidelines for the Mr. Johnstone said in
minimum use of salt to the past, , people have
achieve the maximum been able to get into the.
degree of "safely for egg industry by buying •
motorists, farms. He said now it
"We also propose to would cost, a producer
com pare ' - the • .:ef- $13-$14 per bird to get into
fectiveness of ' using egg production and he
primarily sand, 50-50 salt praised the quota syStenn
and sand, and salt only," • saying it's "insurance,.
Snow continued. you can recover your
Tile test areas will be ' investment over a period
Highways 89 and 27 in -the of time." •
Cookstown area, the
Queen Elizabeth Wjay Face -to -Face
between Vineland and St. Sales
Catharines, an'd in the • .• The marketing board
Kingston and Ottawa Chairman said now the
areas. . ' board has decided to open
"I am pleased to be the 'system up, "very
able to say that the slew,ly and very quietly."
Motoring public seem to Producers will be allowed
recognize our, efforts in ,to.buy 10 per cent of their
trying to -minimize the current quota, "so-
use of salt andyet everyone eventually gets
maintain the optimum in their barns filled," the
driving conditions during speaker said.
the winter," Snow said. A member of the
yl would Tike to take: •audience asked Mr.
this opportunity to urge Johnstone if there wasn't
municipalities , �to a danger that some day
similarly° reduce t 'we•ll be down to one
amount of salt used on producer' in Ontario,"
their roads and streets by. Mr. Johnstone replied if
experimenting with consumer pressure gets
different application to the point where they
rates of salt. Every effort say we•must have large
should he made to find corporate, farms, then
the -minimum amount government. policy may
that will give the desired • dictate this. However, the
results on the particular marketing board
-types of roads and traffic ' chairman added, '.'l don't
conditions found in their think producers will let
municipality." this happen."
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'Transportation and
(:onlmun.ic tti0ns
Minister Jarles Snow
recently said MTC's salt
reduction program,
_initiated two years 'ago,
will he extended through
this winter, '
,.."We will continue to
build en the first-hand
experience gained over
the past two winters,"
Snow said, "with em-
phasis on developing
more definitive
`guidelines for the use of
sa4. depending on
weaker conditions. •
"F rom the , tests
carried brut," Snow
continued, "we have
established that a single
spreading rate is not the
most effective way to
combat. our widely -
varying weather con-
ditions. Our current,rate
of 130 kilograms per
kiiometre,,was, and•isi• a`
good average. But we
have also found'. in some
cases, it can be too'mutat
.while in others.' not
enough,'
"Variables such as'
temperature, traffic, sun
• conditions and amount of
snow, all play an im-
portant part in deter-,
mining the 41 mount of salt
needed to he most ef-
'fcctivc'
11 is hoped the tests this
winter," Snow said, "will
produce the specific data
needed to establish the
minimum amount of salt
necessary t.ft cl 'al , with
.h .-6•ww
4, .. •- 4 •
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-mss.-- •
ice".
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