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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1993-11-03, Page 19CROSS CANADA MARKETPLACE IT'S FAST - IT'S EASY! ONE CALL, ONE BILL DOES IT ALL. COMING EVENTS BRANTFORD WOOD SHOW, November 12, 13 & 14 Brantford Civic Centre. Exhibits, Equipment, Crafts, Seminars, Prizes, Carving Competition. Friday; 4-9p.m., Saturday; 10-6p.m., Sunday; 10- 5p.m. Admission $5. Exhibitor Info. (519) 449- 2444, General 1-800-563-6858. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HECK OF A DECK Offers: Home Based ground floor opportunity - Low investment - excellent return - Protected Territories - Terrific training - Brand name products. Dealer inquiries 1-800- 461-3651. RUN YOUR OWN CORSINI Prestigious Fashion Business Anywhere in Canada. Affordable Designer Silk Clothing Collection. Make money Full or Part Time. Free Information Toll-Free 1- 800-567-5760. CAREER TRAINING FREE 'CAREER OPPORTUNITIES' GUIDE. 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Huron County Board of Education requests tenders for SNOW REMOVAL at COLBORNE CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL R.R. #5, Goderich WINGHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL Wingham, Ontario VANASTRA PUBLIC SCHOOL R.R. #5, Clinton, Ontario Plainly marked sealed tenders will be received at the Huron County Board of Education, 103 Albert Street, Clinton, Ontario, NOM 1L0 prior to 12:00 noon on Friday, November 12, 1993, for snow removal at Colborne Central Public School, Wingham Public School and Vanastra Public School. All tenders must be submitted on the official tender form which is available at the schools listed above. The lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted. tee Bea Dawson NZ: Paul Carroll Vpair 'V 0 Director THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1993. PAGE 19. S SERVICES NEED A TUTOR? Specializing from preschool to 10 years old, strong use of phonics to increase reading skills. Reasonable rates - references. Call Sandra Mayberry, Londesboro 523-9479. 44-2 LARRY'S CAR OILING - DRIP and No-Drip Oils. 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Call 887-9499. tfn FARM PROPERTY WANTED: We have several serious clients requiring 50 to 150 acres with good home and buildings in Huron County for spring possession. Contact Mason Bailey Real Estate, 482-9371. 07-tfn PITCH-IN CANADA! HELPING THE WORLD WRITE NOW • CODE Self-sufficiency through literacy in the developing world For information, call 1-800-661-2633 Ready to begin The new executive for the Guelph Area WI was recently elected at the convention in Brussels.Back row, from left: Marcie Johnston, Tweedsmuir curator; Joan Hipel, new branch organizer assistant; Joan Law, resolutions; Wendy Campbell, assistant program co-ordinator; Robina Alexander, auditor; Carol Cressman, board director; Winnie Trachsel, alternate board director and Renate Rose, board director. Middle row: Irene Mauer, past president, Bonna May, new branch organizer; Margaret McMahon, assistant secretary; June Cockwell, treasurer; Leone Fouler, program co-ordinator; Leona McDonald, public relations officer, Grace Scott, alternate board director, Joan Playle, board director; Lynn Lodge, alternate board director; Marg Eberle, provincial president. Front row: Barb Elg, assistant public relations officer, Glenna Smith, third vice-president; Glenda Benton, secretary; Pat Salter, president; Sharon Agla, first vice-president; Fran Fotheringham, second vice-president. TENDERS MPP writes THE EDITOR, People often get frustrated by the amount of time it takes in our political system to make decisions. Last week's announcement by the Solicitor General to replace the Ontario Provincial Police standard issue .38 revolver shows why some decisions take time. This issue of a replacement has been under consideration for at least 12 years. It was looked at by the previous governments. At that time the decisions was to retain the .38 revolver. The Ministry of Labour has entered into the question. A ruling by the Ministry of Labour on a complaint over the safety of the .38 revolver will not be appealed by the Solicitor General. The Ministry of Labour order sets out three problems. While it is possible to modify the .38 calibre revolver to deal with the MOL findings regarding accidental cocking of the won and accidental discharge, it is a technical impossibility to modify the .38 calibre revolver to make it safer to reload quickly. The semi-automatic firearm does address this issue. The Solicitor General will provide a plan on how it will comply with the finding by Jan. 17. The question is the selection of a replacement, and also of cost and training. This government has put increased emphasis of training and public safety. The intent of the change of weapon is to provide a more reliable firearm for police. The Solicitor General will be working with the OPP Association on the selection and training. The development of new firearm training standards for police officers will build on other training initiatives already begun by the Solicitor General. These are training in using less than lethal force, situational and judgement firearms training and mandatory annual firearm re-qualification. Paul Klopp, MPP Huron.