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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal Star, 1976-02-19, Page 25formation about .your new location. The' Hostess will be glad toarrange your subscrip- t.ion'to the Signal -Star Call her at 524-2057 1 • 'nI -e clecoriting 's° A former Goderich baker • _Rassell" Bloomfield i'sn't baking' any more.,' At. ht's '•newly-ope.ned Queenston .I'1aza'storeo'n'P•reston Stree 'iii 'Ottawa; '. Mr.' Eilaoinfield teaches cake _decorating and sells the •specialized tools, ' pans and accessories esserltial to his art.' • .• • He doesn't sell•cakes .:., but- • he'wi.l1 decorate the ones you bring -in. ' B.1oomfield, has Ottawa's only school of cake decorating ... and 'maybe the only one • in Canada. A's the instructor, 'Mr: '-Bloomfield has impressive credentials from several schools in' the United States. He ''offers `four separate courses each'12 weeks long, and each'costing.$50.'. Now in his "late, 60s, Mr. - Bloomfield has spent 30 years 'at his craft. While working ih a' Goderich bakeshop,'`. Mr: Bloomfield. noticed that. bakery outlets• didn't cater to the 'cus.tomers'`real wants. In_1992,'he enrolled at the National Baking Institute in Chicago. 'He just wanted to :get- the 'bogies of baking. •But he promised himself that when. he :started his' own bakery, his cakes. we:re ``going to be different',;'. • But .the, .baking basics 'weren't' enough . Mr. • Bloomfield`s real 'intertest turned'tb cake decorating and there.'•was only a smattering of that. in the course at the 'NationalBakinginstitute He thenf, attended. a. school • r'un. by Joseph "-Lambeth in" Chicago; where Betty Newman May,"one of •the • •better •.decorators ..in North America - was one of his .teachers...'. Mr. Bloomfield also studied at the Wilton .School of Cake Decorating in Chicago and at' the San Diego School.of Cake Decorating. • Finally his . in- terest in the unusual led him to take a course .in:Mexican sugar art;which uses a gum paste. type of icing that solidifies .and is `rolled out something like a pastry. • oimd ericli baker turns 9lifelong ulreer 'little bit different,, quite often it'can't.be done.'.'• •• . • What's different? Well', on one shelf. in Mr. Bl.ogrllf'telcVS;;: :Store sits, a ..cardboard, cake top on''which ;repo'se's • a brilliant 'green•,! open -jawed Mr. Bloomfielddespairs that cake .d'ecorato'rs in commercial ' bakeries don't take as much trouble with theircraft as he `thinks they sh"M, ost of the decorating Huron rent review crocodile-.:.._ "Have a monstrously Happy Birthday".' spe'Ils out, the friendlycroc Mr:, ' Bloomfield', 'brother. Harry resides' on Elgin Aye. in Goderich;• • •, This.you•ng lady showed a good ileal of enthusiasmat the Skate -a -than held at•the arena Saturday despite several spills. But she simply picked herself up and carried on. (staff photo) done in stores ,is pretty 'routine," he said. . "If someone, wants'something a ® f fice in Londe ti I SHOULD REPLACE I YOUR CHIMNEY FLASWING,•; SINCE IT PROTECTS , WHEN RAIN IS ••� ' SPLASHING 1IIl1au'wi�';i 11 whir Twenty-eight rent review offices are • operational throughoutthe province, Sidney Hand'lernan, . Minister 'Of Consume'r and Commercial Relations, has announced. Landlords and tenants may" call or visit the local office. serving their. municipality for information' and application forms. Persons' outside the' toll-free, dialing area for their local office may,call without charge by=dia-ling the operator and asking ..for Zenith 9.=6020. • ° Completed 'application forms and. 'written requests for information should 'the. mailed to Ontario Rent Review, at -7 -the postal box designated "for _ the municipality in • which the ti 1v. i., •Q0D I ICH SIGNAL TAR, THURSD,t; y„ j Two rates, depending on the location, far payphones;here starts Monday, February 16. As this composite • photograph shows, most outdoor -located public -phones, left, will remain at the I0 -cent rate while the majority of indoor-lecated'pu ilio phones, right, will go the 20 cents. At thesame time,'direct access in an emergency to "0" Operator will be available., walling .coins from the new single -slot Centurion type coin phones at all outdoor locations: ew �telephone, nevi. rates ake service.better � o•ca A coin , • telephone of three on the old-style._ replace most of;Ben .:coin : replacement and conversion ,phone. I. telephones in Ontario• at a . program involving the in- Following the trend' to cost of sane'$14 million. • stallation 'of new single -slot.. -electronic": switching, the Centurion sets, a ."2 -cent familiar coin sound•.'now Charge for local, "calls from heard when • • money; dis • * some. pay phones, and the deposited have been replaced provision of emergency •` by ' electronically:produced calling•without.coins from all : tones "wh•rch are 1naudi1e'to outdoor -located booths;' staft • the user's. ear. ' . in.. Goderich Mon'd'ay, Narrred' the 'Centurion February 16: ' '-. •because of- its rugged con-' The increase to '20 cents - n the -first since 1952 -'does."not ' struction and.design - - a • 1 to protect against vandalism • apply to telephones ' applydtin public" - stations, and theft, the set has in-. railway to � b . WELCC>ME' bus terminals, •hospitals, rc angea le component •• nursing homes; rooitals; parts making it easier ..and housen uses, churches and those on more economical to: set vice • would hke tD oattrjioL wire s l.ks adjacent to .• a •than ,the present• coin phone, " housewarming gifts" and in= accor public thoroughfare. At all dingto'Bell,Canada • these hocations, the 1O-cent NDeveloped • by Bel'1- . rate will remain; according to• 'orthers} Research• °and •n-ianufactured by Northern SERVICE J.M. Scott. Electric,- the Centurion .will Because of the two rates which. -- will: apply,. , .in, structional cards at each . public telephone will clearly indicate whetherthe cost oLa, local. call is• 10 or 20 cents • and if.' an emergency call to "0" 'Operator • can be . made 'without coins. The change to 20 -cent ' calling fromsome coin telephones, is being phased in 'throughout ' Ontario and Quebec by Bell Canada generally proceeding from the larger to the smaller centres. The 20 -cent rate, ' already effective in ' a number oLcommunities, was authorized by the Canadian Transport Commission • bre August 15, 1979. • : The new single -slot " Cen- urion coin phone is replacing most of the public payphones which have not•seena,' mjaor• esign change .' in over a quarter-century: .The new ets, f'r.om a user's point••of iew are larger and have nly singlecoin•slots for five, en and 25 -cent pieces instead applicant's . accommodation t is• located.. • Huron County tenants ,- should write to Ontario Rent d Review,: Box ,.5101, London N6A 4L6: the office,is located s at 80 Dundas St >~ telephone , v 67.3-1660. o . t +"++• "What do you mean by publicly insulting me in_ your newspapeFr' roared the politician. • Editor: "Now just a minute.' You told us you resigned as City Treasurer. • "I did," shot back' the politician. "But where did you put the hews? You put it in the column devoted to public im- provements." 1 + + + • THE_ WORKSHOP :WIB -HARTON RR 1 DUNGANNON Any item in wood new furniture built did furniture repaired,' Phone 529-7205 tL The Glassmen of - Ontario WE ARE. SPECIALISTS IN ... GLASS ... TR IM,...' AUTO-&. TRUCK CLASS CONSTRUCTIC$N EQUIPMENT s AUTO UPHOLSTERY VINYL ROOFS CONVERTIBLE TOPS VAN ROOF VENT'S INSURANCE CLAIMS FOR EVERY WINDSHIELD REPLA'CED... OR A SALE OF $100.00... YOU GET A FREE HOCKEY NICK AND PUCK... ' " r GOOD THROUGH EEBRUA'RY (or until.stock runsout) RETAIL CUSTOMERS ONLY rd TAUT 'GLASS LIiIIAI t 3s:6'BAYEIELb, GODERICIW,. • 52421 3i6 ry • • • • ;AUTOMATIC: `WASHERS & DRYERS • PORTABLE WASHERS & DRYERS • WRINGER WASHERS • PORTABLE A'BUILT-IN DISHWASHER • IN SINK FOOD WASTE DISPOSERS From the Dependability Peop'le`at:- HUTCHINSON APPLIANCES TRADE INS ACCEPTED 308 riURON'RD. 524-7831 LIARY: AO lesidentiul Lighting Display EIectiic Heating '"'INDUSTRiAI,-- OM• ME V Lt', : . RESIDENTIAI. WIRJNIG• CUSTOlvV TREIVHING. 624MBR.IA RD N. GQP.ERI:; 524.;86.74 TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of. Goderich, in the County of Huron; -intend to pass a by-law at its meeting at•7:30 o'clock on'Mareh 1st 1976,.for • the purposeof stopping up and conveying that part of Mary Street lying east of the East limit of Maple Street and more • particularly described as Parts 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 as shown on 'Plan 22R494 which Plan .was registered on January 230, ',1976.' A Plan 'of this proposal wilf.be made available for in. '• spe'etion to any person' calling at my office in the Town of Goderich. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that -the' --Council will at such meeting hear any person who claims that his_ land wilt be prejudicially affected by such by-law and who applies to be heard. IN. TH E EVENT- that no objections are received, it is, the intention'of•the Council to, close part of Mary Street, as in- ,di•tated and -to convey to the'owners the abutting lands as set out in the pla'ns. as:follows: PART 1 Prank H. Strickland • Peter"J. Strickland to The Corporation of the Town of Goderich PART' 3 The Corporationof the Town of Goderich to :Strickland . • .PART.4 The Corporation ofthe. Town of Goderich Strickland (subject to an easement retained. ` .by the Town of Goderich over' thispart) PART 5 • The Corporation of the Town:of Goderich : Strictland PART 6 • • The Corporation, of the' -Town of Goderich to Joseph Burke PART z ' ' ' The Corporation of the Town of Goderich to • Burke (subject to an easement being retained • by the Town - of Goderich over this part) for compensation, that part of Mary Street'• that abuts their property. DATED at Goderich, Ontario, this second day'of February, 1976 Harold Waits,. 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