HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1980-02-28, Page 13Survival notes for today's small b
Survival - that's .a word again in later years -
Well understood , by most near retirement. Survival
.farmers, especially of the farm, family
during the early years. business is a hint topic
It's a word that COMO ,UP these.daYs.
Ausabie-Jiayjield,,,,.l.
from page 7
recording*, • bedload of
sediment , analysis, and
ice and flood monitoring
will be established`on an
experimental' basis so
that long-term,, changes
can be scientifically`
observed.
Parkhill Dam ` struc-
tural modifications and
operations review: This
study will be completed
in 1980 with field checking
of the "rating curves" for
the dam gates and of the
reservoir sto
voume. Design work for
any further control
structures needed on the
dam will be completed.
Grand Bend and Port
Franks floodlinea map-
ping: Minor revisions to
this mapping are to be
undertaken, on the basis
of more accurate
hydrologic information
provided by Bosanquet
Township's engineering
study for the Klondyke
area. -
Minor maintenance
water control structure
This year a com
prehensive inspection
all small and larg
structures was carrie
comprehensive in
spection 'if, all small an
large structures will b
placed on a program
annual maincenance an
inspection.
Flood warning system
An automatic rain gaug
is being m-aintained o
behalf of the k Con
servation Authoritie
Branch ;. remuneratio
for `river watchers' an
federal stream gaug
readers, in addition to 0
regular program.
Major maintenance o
water control structures
Repair and upgrading o
the Walker Drain gabio
blankets is the majo
project in this category.
Reforestation
assistance: This 4 -par
program, (farm tre
replacement, hand
planting subsidy
mechanical tree planting
assistance and tree spade
service) is close to
doubling in volume over
1979, with the value of
windbreaks becoming
rapidly appreciated.
Soil._erosion assistance:
-This -- new-- ---prog-i din
requires active
assistance from the
membership i -n
promoting awareness of
its existence. Staff is
concentrating
promotional efforts in
certain priority sub -
watersheds.
In one of the quickest
election in many years,
chairmen and . vice -
Chairmen for . the three
advisory boards were
named by acclamation.
Conservation areas
advisory board -chairman
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Don Lithgow," vice
chairman John Whit-
Whit -
Mere, Joseph Gibson,
Gordo 1, 1V,iogk,, Iohn
Tinney, Fred Lewis,
Ernest flrown, W m,
. Amos, John Duncan,
Douglas Gilpin, Wm.
Dowding.
Community relations
advisory board -chairman
Frank McFadden, vice-
chairman Leone Rowat,
Jack Kinsman,,, Ralph
Graham, Fred Haberer,
George Pedlar, Allan
e,er, Ja e- -Til eder,
Arthur Anderson, Fred
Dobbs Sr.
Watershed
management advisory
board -chairman Paul
Steckle, vice-chairman
Bill Thirlwall, Charles
Corbett, Harold Green,
Cecil Desjardine, Gordon
Johnson, Ervin Sillery,
Bill Schlegel, Harry
Klungel, Fred Dobbs Jr.,
Eldrid Simmons.
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CENTER.
Today's hairstylist is
more knowledgeable than
he was even five years
ago. He has. :to be.
Today's women depend
.."on his advice, skill olid
expertise. "
Today's salon offers
more than it did just a
few years ago. No longer
is it just a place where
they cut hair, curl hair or
color hair. Today's salon
is a complete one stop
beauty center. And it.
does not only serve the
lady of - the house: it
serves the entire family.
In our salon, we take
care of hair, skin and
nails. We consulton
fashion looks, make -over,
make-up. We recommend
the proper shampoo and
treatment to be used
etween appointments,
d we teach our clients
ow to care for their hair
at home.
We have the best skills
nd the best products.
Ours is a one stop beauty
enter, a full service
alon. For you and your
the
HAIR SHOP
formerly Edith Anne
Hair Fashions
CORNER OF RATTENBURY
AND GIBBINGS STREET
PHONE FOR AN
APPOINTMENT
482-7697
We use and recommend
REDKEN
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Do you have some .
furniture to refinish but
hate the mess that
conventional strippers make?
Then, why not try
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You've seen it advertised nationally In T.V. Guide.
Handy Block aids lin removing paint, varnish, and
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Use similar to sandpaper by only rubbing with the
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Leon. Daneo, a. Oen-
sultant to Small business
owners,, „has. written a
book called 'Beyond
Survival'. He says,. "You
had the dream, the ability
and,tle guts to, build your
business from, virtual
scratch but you must now
also° have the courage to f.° accept the fact that its
perpituation in the years
to come is also your -
responsibility. Disaster
occurs because the owner
of the business cannot
r. ,of
the fact that at sofue
point he Must,,.and will
be replaced. If the
business owner does not
face the problems of the
future then • his banker
and attorney will do it for
him on the way back from
the funeral - four cars
back from the flowers!' ;
That's a bit harsh,
exaggerated - but close
enough .toA the truth to
make us wince.
TEN COMMVMANDMENT.S
FOR THE FARM
OWNER ,
1, Decide if you want
the business to continue
past thy retirement.
2, Share thy dream with
thy family.
3. Continue to improve
managementthy manageent
knowledge, and that of
thy family.
4. Set up, an accounting
system and make
available the data to thy
advisors.
5. Contact competent
advisors.
6. Choose thy suc-
cessor(s).
7. See that thy suc-
cessor(s) be well taught.
8. Retire and install tlW
successor(s) with thy
powers within thy
lifetime... - -_
9. Thou'canst not take it
with . thee-- so settle thy
estate plans now.
10, Apportion thy time
CLINTON .NEWS -RE C'RD, THtTRSDAY
to see that these cora-
m andrnents be kept,
Remember', there are
no gift taxes or'sue-,
cession duties in Ontario.
The main concern is tax
on capital. gains. This tax
can be' deferred forever,
as long as the farm
remains`in the family and
essineu
is farmed by the owner at
the time of the transfer.
The mair4 Poncerns, are
survival of the parents
during retirement, and.
survival; of those t who
choose to far -m,
Hopefully, the family
farm will survive at the
same time.
Open house at Gueiph
The 'University of
Guelph will ppenlits doors
to the publi h for the 56th
time, March 8 and 9, for
the annual College Royal
Open House.
This event, expected to
attract more than 20,000
people • from across
Ontario,. promises
'something for
everyone". It's the
largest exhibition of its
kind in Canada.
The open
house
was
started 55 years ago by,
the Ontario Agricultural
College to show the,public
Ole scope of college ac-
tivities. Now, it en-
compasses all of the
activities . of the
University of Guelph.
"All of the. buildings on
the campus ,will be op n
to the public," says Carol
Saunders, supervisor of
publicity. "Every club,
department and faculty
will present exhibits
EBRV'r Z9 'AGE 13
Members of Parliament Dinner --Stanley Township reeve Tom Consitt (left)
visits with Huron County JHardenfilll--Mor
-1e3►f-ne'wl-y-elected--ri+lR-Murray:
Cardiff? and Merle Gunby, president of the Huron County Federation of
Agriculture, before the members of parliament dinner on Saturday. -The
dinner provides federation committee and other county producers'
organizations with a chance to present briefs to the three politicians .
representing the area. (Expositor photo)
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DON'T MISS THEIBIG GRAND OPENING AT HOLLY GULLY �
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We're bringing you
Anyone who,buys a motorcycle from us before
March 31 will accompany us "FREE" to the famous
Motor City Super Cross in Pontiac, Michigan. See
the pros in action.
April 26th buses leave
Hully Gully, London & Sarnia. 4
Tickets are also available for
purchase.
CB750cc SUPER SPORT PRICE $2699.
CT 90cc $799.
CB-400TIZ $1599.
HONDA ODYSSEY, full
warranty $1599.
12 MONTHS INTEREST FREE
Example
750cc LIST $3099.00 + INTEREST
APPROX. $300 = $3399
Hully Gully Price $2699.00 -I- INTEREST
FREE
NET SAVING -QF -$700.00
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