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quotes the asphalt depth,
make sure he is referring
to COMPACTED asphalt.
About two inches of
ebmpacted asphalt is
normal. •
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contractor is •not
responsible for damage'
to the driveway caused
by spilled gas or sharp
objects. He is also not
responsible for weeds
growing through the
asphalt unless the con-
tract stated weed killer
would be used.
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for 'an inspection to
determine whether you
need a new roof or
repairs. .
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term warranty can be
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does not survive as' long
as 'the warranty applies.
Make sure the estimate
includes all costs which
may include stripping old
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• Carpentrywork
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consumers. In addition to
handling complaints at
the consumer service
offices, free material on
home repairs, insulation,
consumer protection,
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available. Contact
Consumer Information
Centre, Ministry -of
Consumer and Com-
mercial Relations, 555
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M7A 2H6 or call (416) 963-
1111 (collect' calls are
accepted).
John
Dahmer
rs 96
Good health is what ..
keeps 96 -year-old John
Dahmer young.
"And I have a few
years in me yet,',' he says.
Mr. Dahmer, now a
resident of Pine Lodge
Rest Home in Lucknow,
celebrated his 96th bir-
thday at the home of his
son, John Dahmer,
Kincardine Township,
Wednesday.
"He's worked hard
too," Mr. Dahmer's son
John says.
"What you don't like
doing is hard work. I
wouldn't say I've worked
hard," Mr. Dahmer says.
He was born July 11,
1883, on the Sixth Con-
cession of Huron
Township where he
farmed until 1919. During
that time, Mr. Dahmer
spent five winters logging
in Sault Ste. Marie.
"I paid $3 to get t� the
Sault by boat and $11 to
get back to Kincardine by
train," Mr. Dahmer says.
In 1912, Mr. Dahmer
married Nellie Sterling
from Bervie, who resides
in the Maitland Manor
Nursing Home •in
Goderich. She has been
there since 1978. The
-couple -celebrated their
66th wedding anniversary
November 12,1978.
In 1919 the couple
moved to another farm on
the edge of Kincardine,
on the Dahmer Side Road
where his son John and
family live now. Mr. and
Mrs. Dahmer moved
from the farm in 1953
when they took up
residence .on Huron
Terrace in Kincardine..
Mr. Dahmer has five
children, Mildred Burt,
Kinloss; -Jean Woods,
London; Margaret Cline,
Goderich; ' Melvin and
John Dahmer, 4,th of
Kincardine Township;
and, 13 grandchildren and
32 great grandchildren.