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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-05-04, Page 12va PAGE'1 iDERI IGNA ' 11, tshwashe-rs- ,l' D easy to rote, no n*has to ho a more Even the kidsJcan . . ;utperba' bu info ` bold. l 1 Offers a choice of seven cycles soak/scrub, heavywash,; tow energy,. rinse%hold, energy savingdry heat off, said wash, and cancel cycle. Comes with 4 colour panels to co-ordinate with her• kitchen. Model KDS-20 ti '; •� 'gym°" i Each 899.95 °'uperba° convertible model KDS®610 1A. (Not shown). Save 140.00. Same great features as above. White. (Almond 10.0.0 extra.) Each 999.95 Save 50:00 on a KitchenAid waste disposer 2. Grinds all food waste fast and fine. Built for heavy duty. No. KWS 200. Each 279.95 Save 100.00 on a KitchenAid trash compactor 3. Reduces garbage to one-quarter of its original size! Available in White or Almond. No. KCS100C. Each639.95 BAECIolLER Ifit,.Iut.$ bi9 lbatakiderios 150 SHOPPERS SQUARE GODERICH 524-8600 0E CACL ,Alae 3$S Kl 1 STPN SIT• ocragaRCCH, I P1TARIO 5244551 Like aoobd.neiehbor Stale Farm is there. SW/ Pim Asur.AS companie,on1. Shop and CAInIare on your next furniture purchase Compare price, selec- tion and service. You'll find the best for Tess, in Clinton at Ball & Mutch Home Furnishings 71 Albert Street CLINTON 482-9505 Open six days a week 9- e. Friday till 9 pm. Pr7/MC/Pc7CT/O!I N�W lyou can... ....afford the, . B es _ Dependability...To Eliminate The'Hard-Work From Yard Work Now On Sale • Powerful 8 hp engine • Choice of Bolens 830 or 831 Electric Start, • 5 Speed Shift On The Go • Smooth Independent Suspension • Built to Last and Last #830 #831 Electric Start The Best Rider You Can Buy! The Most Advanced Mower in the Industry *Bag or Mulch Eliminates Raking *Single Height Adjustment Eliminates Hassle *Dependability Eliminates Down Time •View Window . Eliminates Guessing ®Flip Top Bag Eliminates Problems *Grip N Go Eliminates Control Confusion • Powerful 17 hp �--^ • Twin Cylinder • Cast Iron Axle • Shaft Driven Attachments • Hydrostatic Now on Sale! Shaft Driven Attachments RADFORD'S FARM EQUIPMENT Londesboro 519-523-4519 ['deo idabil ty to Iir mate the Hard Work From Yard ork 3i. Season opens The fishing season officially opened at midnight Friday and hundredsofavld anglers flocked to favorite ponds, streams and rivers in the Goderieh atealn the hopes of landing some trout. While predictions for a good run varledfrom poor to nonexistent, several trout were landed in the Nine Mile River *Port Albert. Here a group of fishermen test the waters at Port Albert. (photo by. Dave Sykes) Water guidelines are too severe Water quality guidelines for waste disposal sites are too severe for small rural sites Huron County municipal officials told representatives of the Ministry of the Environment. At the Huron County Municipal Officers'>Associa- tion annual meeting on April 13 Grey Township Reeve Leona Armstrong said it is her understanding that the water quality level at the edge of a waste disposal site is to be better than drinking water. Reeve Armstrong was speaking to Doug McTavish, director of the London regional office of the Ministry. Mr. McTavish was speaking to the group on Regula- tion 309 in regards to waste disposal sites. "There is no change in the regulations, but there is a change in how they can be enforced," commented Mr. McTavish adding that provincial officers can now present a summons to a municipality for an in- fraction of the regulations where previously they could not.. . The issue was brought to the forefront late last year when municipalities received letters from the Ministry outlining the penalties handed out for con- victions of guideline infractions. But many municipalities are currently in the process of developing land fill Site development plans which have to be submitted to the Ministry by July 1. Mr. McTavish said a landfill site does have an ef- fect on the water quality around the site. Reeve Ar[nstropg said the intent of the water quail.- „ tyiial g!b� tr�ti titre Ministry has, elbe more fie d bl'L for'.sh 'sites. In her townshr s case,• the— water he water on the edge of the site does not meet ministry guidelines, but the closest well is over a mile away and there has never been any complaints' of water s!r'D7) •41"s EST. 1975 GOLDSMITH SILVERSMITH I JEWELLERY DESIGNER, REPAIRS ALSO CERAMICS, WEAVING, WOOD, ART, GLASS CANADIAN AWARD WINNING DESIGNER 524-4509 58 WEST ST., GODERICH, ONTARIO With us, your business could really go places. Tie Representatives for th "Goderich Territory, Paul McCusker and Bob Bogdon will be in the area on the 2ND and 4TH Tuesday of each month. We're F13I)13, and our mandate is to encourage business Ilevelral>rnent and expansion. If you need backing, and have a problem getting it, try us We offer financing, counselling, management training, and information about government aSSIStanr:r' programs for 4iusiness. Pt;rhaps together e can get your plans moving gip) FEDERAL BUSINESS BANOUE FEDERALE DEVELOPMENT BANK DE DEVELOPPEMENT Your success is our only business. For Appointment cal 271.5650 Calla( 1.3 iiimammuminellimillemmissioneimmenimelMINIMM contamination. Water quality guidelines were not the. only concern of Huron Municipal officials. Burning on landfill sites was also raised. "The residents don't mind,. but (Ministry) m- spectors say we have to cut it off," commented Stanley Township Reeve Paul Steckle. Mr. McTavish said the Ministry has no rules about burning at such sites, but there are guidelines to follow. such as considering weatherconditions, fire permits (specifically in Northern Ontario and some municipalities in Southern Ontario). He added the Ministry wouldn't stopmunicipalities from burn- ing refuse unless there are complaints or inspectors .notice any infringements of regulations. Welfare cases are being closed - While the number of general welfare cases in Huron County is still high, more cases are being clos- ed than opened. • Huron County council, at its March 31 meeting, was told by social services administrator John MacKin- non that statistics "look encouraging" because the caseload decreased by 31 in February. ",People _..are. - finding employment,"- said Mr., MacKinnon noting most Nof the employment is; opent "ing up in the souftrern part of the county. The general assistance caseload for February was 273 up from 150. one year ago. Thenumber of people benefiting from social services is also up ;from last year with 763 in Februaryof this year compared to 564 in 1982. Along with numbers increasing from a year ago, costs have also gone up. To the end of February, social services has spent $217,368, exceeding the estimate by $30,184. The county's share of the over- expenditure is $2,278 with the province picking up the rest. MORTGAGES We arrange mortgages for residential, farm and commercial properties for purchase, debt consolidation, expansion, renovation or rate reduction. ALSO: Mortgages bought and sold Call: ROBERT GIBBONS 524-2778 Agent for: Dan MacDonald Investments. Ltd. McKILLOP MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY EstabIshed 1876 . Ph. 527-0400 91 Main St. South, Seaforth FULL COVERAGE Farm & Urban Properties DIRECTORS & ADJUSTERS . Ken (:arnoehan 482-3354 Lavern Godkin 527-1877., Ross Leonhardt 345-2234' John MeEwing 523-9390 Stanley Mcllwain 524-7051 Donald McKrrcher 527-1837 John A. Taylor .482-7527 J.N. Trewertha 482-7593 Stuart Wilson 527-0687 AGENTS E.F. "Bill" 1)elrat 527-4455 Rob Md'laughton 527.1571 , -Wnl. Leiper 523-4257 CALL AN AGENT OR THE OFFICE