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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-09-13, Page 94 The Algoport, a self -unloading ship built this year in the Collingwood ,ship yards and owned by the Algoma Central Railway, Marine Division, entered Goderich harbor on Monday at 3 p.m. and left again on Tuesday morning with 23,000 imperial tons of salt for three locations in Quebec. The ship is one of Algoma's largest. It is 658 feet long and has a bredth of 75 feet liP/2 inches in the mid -sections. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Harbor Report GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1979—PAGE 9 BY RON GRAHAM August 27 the Agawa Canyon arrived light from Toledo for salt. August 28 the Agawa Canyon cleared harbour for Milwaukee with salt. September 1 the Algorail arrived light from Bay City far salt. September 1 the Algorail cleared harbour for Thunder Bay with salt. September 3 the Algobay arrived light from Windsor for salt. September 4 the Soodot arrived light from Hamilton for salt. September 4 the Algobay cleared harbour for Trois Rivieres with salt. September 5 the Soodoc cleared harbour for Botwood, Newfoundland with salt. September 9 the D.C. Everest arrived from Thunder Bay with grain. Still hoping to provide debt counselling here Hopes are still high that a debt counselling service can be established in Huron County, only one of four counties in Ontario without such a service at the present time. Pam Coleman, of the Huron Information and Multi Service Centre said last week that efforts are still being undertaken to establish such a service. To that end, a meeting has been planned at Vanastra on September 13 at 7:30 p.m. at which time interested persons will have an opportunity to learn more about the project • and to provide their support. It has been estimated .. that a ,budget _gf $10,000 per annum would be required for the service, of which 60 percent would be through a grant from the ministry of com- munity and social ser- vices. A survey of 19 banks, ''•finance companies and ''.;credit unions indicated that 73 percent felt there was basically a place for this . service in the community and in a survey of 151 businesses and industries, the response indicated 87 percent were agreed upon the need. If the project does proceed, an advisory committee would ' be established and a part- time counsellor hired. The aims of the service are as follows: , (1) to provide debt counselling both remedial and preven- tative in nature, assistance ' in debt con- solidation and education in uses and abuses of • credit. r • (2) to provide education on budgeting matters. (3) to assist persons and families with finaneiaLproblemc in'co- operation with public and private . agencies, organizations- and, associations. (4) to seek the co- operation of merchants, lending institutions, banks and others to achieve •the above ob- jectives. (5) most importantly, to protect the individual from embarrassment and harassment due • to their inability to meet financial contractual obligations.. MINOR HOCKEY REGISTRATION Sat. Sept. 8, 15th 9a.m.-12noon AT THE ARENA "Don't Forget Your Outgrow Equipment" ONTARIO TELEPHONE SERVICE COMMISSION IN THE MATTER of section 105 of The Telephone Act (R.S.O. 1970, c. 457), AND IN THE MATTER of an Application by the Huron 8 Kinloss Municipal Telephone System for approval of changes i, telephone rates. NOTICE OF HEARING The Commission will consider this Ap- plication at a public hearing to be held in the Council Chambers, Ripley, Ontario, on September 26, 1979, commencing at 7:30 p.m. Persons wishing to make representation or submissions to the Commission with respect to this Application may do so at this hearing. If you do not attend or are not represented at this hearing, the Commission may proceed In your absence and you will not be entitled to any further notice of the proceedings. Dated at Downsview; Ontario, this 6th day of Sept amber, 1979. Seetretary/Registrae Ontario Telephone Service Commission Suite 200 3625 Dufferin Street Downsview, Ontario M3K 1Z2 To qualify for the service, the appli'cant's income must, ' after meeting his basic sur- vival needs (such as food, clothing, shelter, medicine, educ'at'ion and . so forth), be' inadequate to meet contractual obligations to creditors due to poor money management. In the first step, the person seeking financial advice calls, and is given an appointment. Many creditors refer clients to the service, but ultimately,, it is up to the individual. The existing agencies do report that a surprisingly large number of people do seek help_on their own Secondly, the credit counsellor interviews the. individual or family on a personal and confidential basis. Full information on the families financial picture is then obtained, the financial situation is discussed, the problem analyzed and alter- natives considered. The following steps which then will be taken largely depends on the individual. Some ap- plicants may only require budgeting or 'credit guidance. Some may require the help of the counsellor to •arrange with creditors a satisfactory solution. Others may 'require the formation of a debt BY BILL TIGERT repa.yment plan. Either ' Last Sunday, despite the person agrees to cool weather, they had a move on his own and pay good turnout at the his debts off 'while not church picnic at the home acquiring any more, or in of Mr•. and Mrs. Tom more serious cases, the Livingstone. cou.ns.ellor ._h-an.dles 'the-----Sunda.y Septem-ber..23, payments himself. anniversary .services at During the repayment Christ Church in Port period,' the Agency will ° Albert Will 'be at three, attempt to waive interest p.m. instead of the usual with the creditors; two. _ p.m. The special Clients must be sin- ' speaker at the ..service cerely •interested in: will.. be. .Biship David solving...their financial Ragg, oi; r London. The • problem's, and must be willing to provide a total picture of their financial situation. Most im- portantly, they must live up to theiragreements once arrangements have been made. Other areas in Ontario have definitely found Debt Counselling to be a successful program, The agency in London averages 400 cases per year dealing with an average of 800 clients whose economics status range from people on welfare to doctors and lawyers who make $50,000.90 a year. Special service Sept. 23 occasion marks the 120th anniversary of the Port Albert congregation and the. 90th anniversary of the Christ Church building. Moo•nlig-hter-s are people who hold day and night jobs so they can go from one to the other in a better car. The nicest thing about an egotist is that he never goes around talking about others. SALES & SERVICE OF KINCARDINE WILL BE DON HORROCKS Don Horrocks is a member of the Ontario Organ Technicians Association of Canada (E.O.T.A.C.) and has been ser- vicing organs in Bruce, Grey & Huron counties for the past 4 years. ESPECIALLY FOR THOSE WHO ALREADY OWN A HOME ORGAN We carry Easy Play Special Music books - reg. value '5.95 each. NOW 2 FOR $102° REMEMBER WE DO TAKE TRADE -ins Beginning this Friday Afternoon Mr. Hap.Swatrid'ge will be professionally demonstrating the "Technics & LOWREY organs we have in stock. Hapwill be visiting our showroom every Friday for your listening pleasure. To help introduce our home organs to this area! Our OPENING SPECIALS INCLUDE - Technics MODEL SX1800 ORGAN REG. '1,375.00 INTRODUCTORY PRICE $1.19900 We will be giving you the added bonus of head- phones (valued at '29.95). The Technics organ course (valued at '50.00) and 5 organ lessons... FREE LOWREY CARNIVAL ORGAN REG. '2,095.00 INTRODUCTORY PRICE X1,99500 We will be giying you an added bonus of the '29.95 headphones 'and your choice of 5 Easy Play Special Music ' books or 5 organ lessons... FREE J DON'S O.RGAN SERVICE 325 DURHAM MKT. SQUARE 396-3546 KINCARDINE, ONTARI.: ii t'• PICK UR OWN PPLES BRING YOUR OWN CONTAINERS Lassaline Orchcu rds Located 2'/, Miles from no. 8 Hwy. on Drive -In Road Just South of Goderich. Ph: 524-7772 Have an "AFFAIR" With Your Hair at "Hair Z7' Affair'' Hair Styling for Ladies & Gentlemen 53 South St., Goderich 524-4279 REAL SHARP BUYS ON INTERMEDIATE SIZE USED CARS '78 CENTURY CUSTOM • 2 door coupe, 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering,' power brakes, AM/FM radio, gauge package, electric rear defogger, Ziebarted, like brand new. 25,000 miles. License No. MSY 790 '77 REGAL 2 door coupe, lady driven, V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, landau top, accent stripes, electric rear defogger, tinted windshield, Ziebarted, 44,000 miles. License No. LHH 714. '77 NOVA 4'door sedan, 6 cylinder,• automatic, power steering, radio, rear defogger, wheel discs, smart metallic red. 29,000 miles. License No. LRP 585 '77 GRANADA. 4 door, 302 V8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, electric rear defogger, nice trim, super clean. 30,000 miles. 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