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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-01-09, Page 111., ,�i►hiiiiRSTRif OF MUNK PAt AFFAIRS ANO HORS! O ARUM CORPORATION ° TENDER REFERENCE NUMBER B.C. PT OS -01 Mavaout 8 Cycle Painting of O.H.C. Building In Bruce County Housing Auth. Tenders will be received for the above until 11:00a.m. local time January 23. 1985. by the Bruce County Housing Authority, 325 Lambton Street, Forbes Lambton Court, P.O. Box 1450. Kincardine, Ontario, NOG 260 (519- 396-3439) from whom details and - specifications may be obtained,.quating reference number as above. THE LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED. 30. Employment wanted 0.01 Artic.:ke remoy ;u 46. In memoriam {PAM $0H In loving memory of a dearly beloved Son um; Friend, David Patterson, who left us so suddenly tans yrear. ago January 5, 1904 as the result of an occident. `'fie'often•sitaindleiltof-you,..-,..n...__ And thinl': of itgw you dlod. To think you couldn't say goodbye, 'Before you closed your eyes, The blow was hard, the shokk severe, We never thought your death so near, And only those who have lost con tell, The pain of parting without farewell. We do have wonderfyl memories of you Dovid, And your picture in a frame, It's sad but true, we wonder The best are always the first to die. Lovingly remembered by your Mom and' Joan,-2x WILL'DO Babysitting in my home, Manday to Fri- day, -Call 524-7001.-02,03,04,05 INTERIOR decorating. Fifteen years expedience. Reasonable rates.' Phone 524,9037.--02,03x RESPONSIBLE Mother. will babysit days Monday to Friday in own home. Children 2 years and ' older. Centrally located 2 blocks from Square. References availableocall 524.8766,- 02tfnx. WILL BABYSIT in own home Monday •until Friday from 7:30 - 4:30 or later7 References provided. Call 524.42°43. -02, 03, 04nx CHf;ERFUL individual is willing to clean your cas- tle or cottage (home) weekdays. Plea§e.call 524- 6927.-02 31. Service directory WILL DO: Painting, Paper Hanging, SrnctJ Repairs - Much Experience - Professional" 'Work at reasonable rates. Call Peter 524.7774.-02x,03x PAINT THAT ROOM IOW WINTER RATES in effect till MARCH 15 /85 CONTACT: LAWRENCE SCOTT EXPERIENCED PAINTER .524-2292 166 CAMERON ST., GODERICH 1 Quality Job at a reasonable price BOOK NOW - SNOW PLOWING Smith's Farm & Garden Centre can '524-.9522 Evenings can .524-7242 • Dais GOLD SEAL CARPET & UPHOLSTERY *Steam Cleaning *Auto,Seats *Flood Water Removal COMPLETE JANITORIAL SERVICE *Window & Floor Cleaning, *Painting & Wallpapering *Fire Jobs (Clean up) *Free Estimates" *Residential & Commercial PHONE 524-4250 W. BARFOOT 146 Elgin W. Godorich, Ont. ROBERT B. WOODAJ J. _-- T ) - PLUMBING & HEATING - --GG msuice„t_ T. Telephone Bus. 524-2833 JERRY RIVETT - Bookk,eeping Service 345 Huron Rd. 524-6931 AH bookkeeping functions including: Payroll' Financial Statements' Ledger Controls To Preparation All or In -Part . PIANO TUNING and PIANO LESSONS DAVE McKEE CALL 524°7774. LAKESHORE CHIMNEY SWEEPING Are You Burning Wood ? Cut down on Creosote Build-up Have your chimney Cleaned Today CALL Harold Leddy 524-7237 1 H.T. DALE. Septic Tank Service Serving Goderich and area -for 13 years Clinton ° PHONE Sec te°rth 482=3320 527.0284 APPLIANCE REPAIRS Authorized Appliance Service Centre, for all. •WHIRLPOOL •INGIIS • SPEED QUEEN • ADMIRAL •SIMPLICITY •HOTPOINT Appliances HOFFMEYER PLUMBING & HEATING LTD.. 55 Kingston St. Goderich 34. Personal IS ALCOHOL a problem in your family? There is help for you. Call Al -Anon 524.6001 or write Box 53, Goderich, Ont. N7A 3Y5.' -21 tfnx ' MEET .your, match. For all ages and unattached. Thousands of members anxious to meet you. Prestige Acquaintances. Coll toll-free 1-800-263- 9163. Hours noon to 8 p.m. 0-41,421f DRINKING A LOT? If you want to talk to someone about it CALL The Alcohol Educational and Counselling Program at 524-4264. DO tT TODAY! 52-04AR 39. Educational CAREtR IN TRUCKING, Transport Drivers need- ed. Now is .the time to train for your Class A License. For interviews contact Mery Orr Transport. London (519) 43281726, Cambridge (519) 623.2430. 0-41 42tf FREE - Career Guide describes 200 cor- respondence Diploma Courses. Start on your new career today. Granton Institute (Dept. 5A) 263 Adelaide,,, St. West Toronto. 1I0800-268- 1121. 0460 %RJEfEtP1£ CAREFBS-._ Io6lLnintn9 011.4_111._Q cement __ help. Among Canada's top 10 wage earning group. Phone Mery Orr's nearest branch. Cam- bridge (519) 623.2430 Toronto .(416) 251.9073, London (519)42-1726.0.02 40. Lost & Found YOUNG GERMAN Shepherd dog found in Goderich Township. Ph 482-9218. 02 REWARD - Lost in Goderich area one centerpiece of a 1984 Cadillac hubcap. If found please call 524.792T. -- 02 LOST German Shepherd in Soltford area. Phohe 524.7776.- 02 31. Service directory 1 DENTURE WEARERS old you know that it Is important to have your dentures examined regularly? Your mouth is one of the most important areas of your body, but often the most neglected when dentures are worn. Improilerly fitting or neglected dentures can cause severe health problems,. The lack of public information regarding dentures is alarming and often leads to problems and unnecessary expense, Your local denture therapist/ (denturist) is o professional specializing in the construction, repair and modification of dentures and provides this service directly to the public. If you have problems with your present dentures or think of getting new ones, see your local denture therapist, consultation is usually free. You will find denture therapists (denturists) fisted in the yellow pages. This Information Is supplied through the Denturist Association of Ontario and your Local therapist. DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC GODERICH ss WEST ST, (Kitty cornir from Police Station) 524.6688 IIiO (0 busy phone 1-180-265c1415) toll free Horst Feige D.T. By Appointment Only MAIZE in1982. loving memory of o dear Grandfather, William .. Harvey Maize, who passed away January 10, God gave us a precious Grandfather The clearest in the world He fashioned his smile out of sunshine And moulded his heart of pure gold. It broke our hearts to lose him But he did not go alone, Because part of us went with him • The day God called him home. So please God, take a message, To our dear Grandfather up above, Tell him that we miss him here And give him oll'our love. Sadly missed and always remembered. Randy and Patti-2nx a, MAIZE . In loving memory of a • dear father and grand- father, Harvey Maize, who passed away Jan. 10, 1982, What I would give to clasp his hand, Histhappy face to see, - To hear kis-voice and see his smile,' That „leant so much to us: Sadly missed by his son, John Maize and family.-02nx...._ ', BOWERS In loving memory of our son Mack who suddenly left us January 11, 1975. in a quiet lonely graveyard Where the gentle breezes blow, Lies one we loved so dearly, And lost ten years ago. We do not need a special day. To bring him to our mind. For days we do not think of him. Are very •hard to find. Lovingly remembered by his Mom, Dad and brothr,r Mike. --2 MacAULAY In loving memory of our dear son Dale who pass- ed away January 11, 1975. • You are in our hearts and thoughts now and forever, we will remember you with love always. Mom, Dad and Family. -2 TAMAN In-foving..mernaty.cif Jaynes W: Taman, who pass- ed away four years ago onJanuar'yT4;-T981": • It does not take a special day, To bring you to our minds, • Because a day without ' A thought of you Would be very hard to find; So sadly missed and not forgotten by wife Elinore, family, Jim, Heather and Sally, Mother, Margaret Ta'man,-brother, Rick Taman and fami- ly, Sister, Judy Sproul and farrrily, Mother, rigthmr,•in-law Harvey and Amber Carrick. -02 47. Card of thanks "4TH GODERICH SCOUTS GROUP COMMITTEE" The Esso Convenience' Centre support. -02 • for your 4TH GODERICH GROUP COMMITTEE Ed Van Den Broeck and family for your continued support in making our Christmas Tree Sale pro- gram successful. --02 ' "4TH GODERICH GROUP COMMITTEE . Reg Smith of Srnith's Form & Gorden Ce1,t for your continued support of the 4th Goderi Boy Scouts, -02 McDOUGALL I would like to thank Dr. Dawson, Dr. Walker, Dr. Hollingworth and the ambulance drivers., Thanks 'to fhe nurses and staff on 1st floor, who gave me loving care and help. Thanks 'to the neighbors, fridtrds and relatives, who gave' me' lovely flowers, gifts-and:get. well, cgrds. Thanks for the visit from the Salvation Army. Rev. Royal and Mr, Cake, I would like to thank everyone who sent me Christmas cards and.l wish everyone a Happy • New Year in 1985. Leila Mcbougall.---02 • COOPER With deepest gratitude we extend this woryd of thanks for the many kind acts of sympathy ex- pressed by thoughtful relatives and friends dur- ing our recent bereavement in the loss of a lov- ing father and grandfather, Earl Cooper. These kindnesses have meant much to us., Sincere thanks also to management and staff of -Maitland Manor, nurses and staff first floor Alexandra Hospital, and to Dr. Chan. The Family. --02x ---�-. eV-•SILLIB We wish to extend our thanks and appreciation to our friends • neighbours and relatives for flowers, cards and calls received at the time of our bereov`emenf. A specizst'Thunns to-E-ITcrmpco---- A&P Management and Staff. Local 1863; Local 175; Leger and Lino .Caza and Nile neighbours. Also for visits and treats to.George while he was --in-the--hosspbted and since..camin.g_hoq[Ley,,,-Thanks_ also to Dr, Cauchi. Dr. Chon, nurses and staff, also roommates. George and Ilene Sillib and Family. --2x ALLIN I would like to thank my family, relatives, friends • and neighbours for cords, gifts flowers, visits and telephone calls during my stay in Victoria Hospital, London. Special thanks to Dr. Wyatt and Dr. Hayman andali the nursing staff on third floor. the Dungannon Senior Citizens for the cdrds and phone calls. Yoyr kindnF';s will never be forgotten. Clarence Allin. - 2x 4tfC„O,TE The family of the lute Joseph (Rene) Cote wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbours for their beautiful floral tributes, food, cards of sympathy and donations to the Clinton Hospital Building and Equipment Fund, during our loss of a loving son. brother_ and grandson. Thanks fo Rev. Father Plata, C.W.L., Michael Falconer Funeral Home, Clinton. Special thanks fo Harvey Cartel-, Sheila and Clayton Keys. To all of you. your many - acts of kindness will always be• remembered. ---2x MCISAAC Robert and Pot would like to thank friendg, neighbours and relatives for all the gifts, flowers and visits wh(le we were in the hospital. ,A special thanks' to Dr. Hollingworth. Phyllis and Mari and nurses and staff of 2nd floor. 021 CARVER A great big thank you to all the thoughtful peo- ple on my Signal -Star route who' gave gifts and money to me for Christmas. Shelley. --02 9O GODERICH SLGNAIeS' A,R, W DNVSPAY, JANUARY 9r 1.9M Heip- for Entrepreneurs Loan Program estab she 11 _ financin In, Jilaee radial For those coin" QUEENrS PARK By Jack Riddell, MPP ,,,,Acs your Provincial Member of Parlia went, I get a lot of enquiries,; from people who Would like to either start up a small business, or have help for the one thit they have. In the past, very little financing has been available for areas such as this, other than banks from whom it is very difficult to ob- tain funding. For years, my colleagues and I have been pressing for financial assistance in this area for small business: I am pleased to say that the Ministry of In- dustry and Trade has just,come up with the following program (H.E.L.P.) which I feel will be of real interest to you: • H.E.L.P: - HELP FOR ENTREPRENEURS LOAN PROGRAM What Is It? To encourage small, new or expanding in- dustrial companies and tourist ° establishments, the Ontario Development Corporations will provide on a pilot basis - three -stage H.E.L.P. (Help for En- trepreneurs LoanProgram) loans. The total of all stages will be a maximum of $50,000 Development Corporationswill take a look for -any one -company..,._,_._^_. _. at it. Application and approval procedures "' w I€ I ean"personally-be..o£service,,_please do. have been streamlined to get the ser essary net hesitate to contact my office. e Ing ili address,. problems. with corn panl tat Mee be tritettla ledge0110 normally a loan oi;-up to 4,000; stage two is an additional $15,000 to finance growth where first stage targets are achieved; stage three is a final $30,000 for those Wh;Q achieve targets set in stage two. , Do You Have To Start At Stage One? Proposals may be considered at- any stage. For example U. financing required is. between $5,000 and $15,O00 the application will be considered to"°bbe at, stage two. If the proposal meets stage two criteria, the corn- pany could then continue to stage three when it achieves stage two targets. However, the maximum -loan at each of the respective stages cannot be exceeded. In this case , the applicant's maximuan .loan would be $45,000 ($15,000 stage two plus $30,000 Asage three) . Loans are repayable following a one year period during which . no interest will be charged and no principal payments are .re- quired. The repayment schedule will be negotiated prior to the second year depen- ding upon earnings, but the term will not normaliy.exceed five.y,ears.. �. Interest will be charged at the Corpora- tion's base rate in effect at time of loan authorization. Who May Apply? , All applications will be considered that are in these sectors: secondary manufactur- ing; a service to manufacturing; and tourist establishments. Business must be registered, have a clear- ly defined and viable Idea -project with at- tainable and measurable goals that will create economic benefits for Ontario. Where Do You Apply? Applications will be reviewed by any branch office of the Corporations. Residents of Huron -Middlesex should contact either John Harris or Joe Wood, at the Ontario Development Corporation Suite 606, 6th Floor. 195 Dufferin Avenue, London, On- tario, N6A 1K7. Telephone No. 433-2871. If you meet the" criteria, you will get an answer within two days. Security for this type of loan is limited to a promissory note, thereby eliminating costly and lengthy legal 'proceedings and enabling fast funds disbursement. - What If I Do Not Meet All The Criteria • Not everyone fits a standard mold. If you believe your project might qualify, the BY: PAT LYNCH, SOILS AND CROPS'SPECIALLST AND BRIAN HALL, FARM MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST Did you have a problem in 1984 with corn rootworm on your farm? In 1984 did you use a rootworm insecticide, but still have a corn rootworm problem? In 1984 did you grow corn on a field that had corn in 1983, but your past experiences dictated that insecticides were not needed? Then did you watch helplessly as that corn Lodged? If you answered 'yes' to any of the above questions, there is a meeting on January 30th that you should attend. This corn rootworm meeting in Seaforth will address all of the above situations. In fact, this meeting will feature more corn rootworm experts speaking in one day at the same place than there has ever been before in Ontario. If there is conflicting in- formation, we will have all the people in one room at the same time so you can hear the discussion. - For instance, one of the speakers will be Dr. Ron Harris of the Canada Department of Agriculture. He has been working on 38. Auction sale AUCTION SALE Appliances, furniture, some antiques, oil furnace, 3 pt. hitch blade for tractor, small lawn trailer, mist„ etc, to be held at Riehor Barn, Clinton, 9nt. from Exeter home plus additions. oe nn sv to O T in 6 ft. 3 pt. hitch blade for tractor; lawn trailer; oil furnace; Moffat Provencal 100 Harvest Gold 30 inch electric stove with full blaclr grass overdoor - like new 3 yr. old; older 30 inch electric stove; 24 inch electric stove; wringer washer; 2 Black & White TV's; flat to the wall cupboard; large antique jam type cupboard with three drawers; antique dresser w/mirror; china cabinet w/full glass door; old fancy wooden dining table; antique table w/large glass ball claw feet; twa wicker arm chairs; small wooden table; 4 matching wooden chairs; 2 wooden office arm chairs; 3 sets .of 3 matching old wooden chairs; several odd chairs; 3 piece bedroom suite; 3 wooden beds w/mattress; matching coffee & end table; odd tables; 3 small chests of drawers; cherry Tamp table; old record cabinet; 3 recliner chairs; modern .wooden double bed; Franklin wood heater w/insulated chimney; chesterfield & matching- chair; davenport couch; chesterfield; Targe wiihdow; lawn swing; 2 small girl's bikes; Smith' Corona typewriter;. buffalo robe; broiler oven; small appliances; record player; small safe; handmade quilts; electric guitar --E; quantity of blue bubble dishes, records, etc. TERMS: CASH Auctioneer: Richard Lobb CLINTON 482-1898 breakdown of insecticides. ' - His research looked at how much of dif ferent insecticides are'left eight weeks after application. (Thatis, which insecticides „ break down the. fastest). He also has research that shows if a certain insecticide is used on certain soil, under certain condi- tions, then if this insecticide is used again on the same field, its breakdown is speeded up. The obvious question that arises is, if this happens with one insecticide will it happen with others. Are there soil pH or certain' - soil. types where this is more apt to happen? As well; it's nice to know which of the in- secticides this has been proven to occur with. INSECTICIDES RATED Ron Pitblado, from 'Ridgetown College, will be another speaker. Ron will give a summary of Ontario research to indicate which of our present insecticides are doing the best job. This type of information has ° been made public in the U.S. in previous years. This will be the first time the Ontario research wi13j present a summary of the in- secticides, ranking them in order of preference. We know that the equipment you -use to ap- ply insecticides istiotaccurate. Henry Olechowski, of the Plant Industry Branch, will talk about specific problems with applicators and how to overcome these problems. This meeting will also feature talks on other specific corn insect' problems. Karl Bereza, an insect specialist with O.M.A.F., will talk about other corn insects including potato stem'borer and cutworm. Karl will also discuss one oToui' be -W -Gig---- ---- threats as farr.as corn insects. These are the corn insects in storage. When Karl Showed me the extent of this problem in corn losses, it was Staggering ft --'--- was especially dramatic when Karl explain- • ed some of the simple steps that could be _:_.taken_t9_reduce this problem. - U.S. EXPERT The keynote speaker and the person who is a real drawing card is Dr. Bergman from the U.S. He is one of the many researchers who are working on corn rootworm in the U.S. In Ontario we have a good research effort looking at corn rootworm problems. However, our effort is a "drop in" the bucket" compared to the U.S. effort. Dr. Bergman will relate to us differences between our rootworm problems and theirs. i He will talk about the northern, western and comment on the southern corn rootworm. In the U.S. they have done extensive research on developing resistant hybrids, looking at resistance to insecticides, rating ' insecticides, using insecticides at first cultivation as, opposed to at planting�st look- ngtat natural predators to corn rootworm, , controlling adults, treating first year coin, using scouts to predict the need for an in- secticide, as well as many- more related topics. All in all, it is'a meeting you should not miss. This meeting is being sponsored by Canadian Agra Consulting at P.O. Box 427, Blyth, telephone 519-523-9249. There is andrulssion being charged for this meeting to over the cost of hall, lunch, proceedings . . •14 er travel costs. Any profits'(' oni t is rrleetin'g will be turn- ed over to the uron and Perth Soil and Crop Improvement Association.