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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-02-25, Page 2WIGWAM THERMAL SOCKS ADULTACK 99KIDS$ 99 3 P 3 PACK ' • PAGE 2 .—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1987 AUTHORIZED DEALER eve thi zAs n g in the store to including compact discs n.t included YS ONLY FEBRUA OPEN THURSDAY 9 am - 9 pm; FRIDAY 9 am - 9 pm; sale items ; ,ot included Y;;26, 27 28 At :RDAY 9 am.- 6 pm. 1 yment C.or students open in Goderich ' • • Save Up To and more! During Our Final Winter WHITE STAG NYLON BIBBED PANT MEN'S & LADIES' Reg. $69.99 $4999 N'S & LADIES1 FASHION & SKIo SWEATERS Up To...f,g!' MEN'S, LADIES' & CHILDREN'S SKI WEAR by PEDIGREE, WHITE STAG, DITRANI, K -WAY & CE -VAS TEAM JACKETS & OUTFITS ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED. SHOP EARLY! OPEN DAILY 9 AM -6 PM FRIDAYS 9 AM -9 PM We honour VISA and LONG UNDERWEAR by KOMBI, HEATTRAP, LIFA TOPS & BOTTOMS U To... MEN'S & LADIES'1 CORDS & CASUAL PANTS Up To.. 46: a'® " SAVE 200/:400/? OFF ALL CROSS-COUNTRY SKIS by KARHU, SKILOM, BONNA & KUUSISTO Come in and see our other Cross -Country Specials SALE ENDS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1987 SKATE SHARPENING EXPERT ar SALES & SERVICE MASTERCARD 4 4 THE SQUARE GODERICH PHONE 524-2822 It may be hard for many people to think about summer in°early March, but it will be here before you know it. Employees of the Canada Employment Centre for S ents CELS) in Goderich and Exeter cert inly know suinmer is coming and they are vev busy planning for it. Once again the offic s are open and ready to serve area students and a rployers. This year's supervisor, Janice Dunbar, is expecting last year's orerwhelrning success to continue. A large number of employers and students used the services offered by the Centre with,good results•. Janice, has been busy distributing infor- mation on the various government pro- grams to potential employers within the' community. The focus of the Federal Government's Challenge '87 Program is to provide career or work-related summer employment for students. One particular program, Summer Employment Ex-• perience •Development [SEED), provides .wage subsidies to employers who create a summer job for a student. . • Provincial Programs of interest include Experience •'87, which places students in Hy ro transmission positions within Ontario Government ministries; Student Venture Capital, which provides loans to students to create their own summer employment; and the Ontario Summer Employment Program i OSEP ), which offers employers a wage subsidy to hire students. Students are encouraged to register riow dg;e at the CECS, and to take advant of the services orrereu uy the ('enyrstre. rt Lance is ou available for SIN applications, jobapplica- tion forms, resume writing and counselling •in in job search skills and interviewing skills. Organization, initiative and self-confidence effect are important factors in an eff ive job search for students. The CELS in Goderich is loca above and the Post Office at 35 Fast St. a is open from 8[15,to 4:30 Monday to F'rid . Janice will be in the Exeter office at 414lain St., ('entre Mall, on ,Wednesdays fr 9:00 to 4:00 during March and early Apr If employers or students have questions regarding the services availableat• the Canada Ernploynient Centre.for tudents, at please drop by or call Goderich 524-2744 and Exeter at 235-0471 1235-171 ]Ler May C'Ur ted ay corri{ _or from page 1 more industry, and take more farmland_ out of production. • "It's the secondary effects•is what we're really concerned about. How large wilt London will become with 15,000 acres about to be annexed by the city? Is that the - stewardly thing to do as every acre is uni- que in its production ability," he said, ad-• ding that the hydro corridor•will be supply- rng,London with five times as much power as it really needs.. • • He also spoke out against. Hydro's claim • that the corridor will .make the inter- change of power easier between Ontario and Michigan, saying- Ontario Hydro should not be subsidizing the Americans with cheap hydro. . . "The • real reason they're [ Ontario Hydro) coming through with the line is to be near the Michigan utilites. Should. agricultural land have to pay • the cost to . have Americans' get cheap, • subsidized power that Hydro has in surplus? I don't . think- it's fair," he said,' adding that the line from -London to Nanticoke will disrupt' farmland in Kent and Essex Counties. • However, 'he said the Foodland. Hydro . Committee may be Qom), but its certainly not out. He said the committee wi11 meet . shortly to "pick up the pieces and find out where we're going from here.'`' Tony McQuail,. the Chairman of the Foodland Hydro Committee, could not be reached for .comrnent. • According to Donna Prout,'an assistant corporate relations officer with Ontario • Hydro, the corridor through the area was necessary. to fully incorporate the generating capacity from the BNPD into. the electrical system serving Ontario con- sumers. The line from the.BNPD would- -also permit the "interchange of electrical • power" between'• Ontario Hydro and.'the• Michigan Electrical Co-ordinated System. Thursday, FEB.. 26 — Huron County Ex- ecutive•Committee will npeet at 9:30 ash: in the Court House council chambers, Goderich. Thursday, March 5 -- H'pron•County Coun- cil will meet at 10 a.m. in the Court House council chambers, Goderich.) • • ' There will be a Recreation meeting on February 25 at 7:30 p.m: in the town council chambers. CIVIC CORNER On February 27, the Waterfront Sub- committee will meet in the town council chambers at 3 p -.m. ' • Town council will meet on March 9 at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers. 19.V FROM US or 9.2% from them No Load RRSP INVESTMENTS 6 INSURANCE AGENCY LTO Financial Centre 122 The Square, Goderic 5244773 1-800=265-5503 • BEST INTEREST 91/4% Guaranteed Investment Certificates *Subject to change Gaiser®Kneale OA> Insurance Brokers Inc. win Exeter Grand Bend 235-2420 238.6484 Clinton Goderich 482-9747 524-2118 NEWS ADVERTISING CLASSIFIEDS 524.2614 QUEEN'S SEAFORTH \O KEEPS ON ROCKIN' WITH THE BEST IN LIVE TOP 40 ROCK & ROLL PARTY HEARTY THURS., FRI., SAT. WITH TALL NO COVER GIANT INVENTORY CLE Of Major Appliances Over 600 units cn Room needed fir 1987 models arriving daily RY! We Service Wha We Sell[ I MAJOR APPUUANC:E MITRE LTD. 262.21r28 I• NSALL CLOSED MONDAYS "Mt PLACE T'0 BUY APPLIANCES"