The Huron Expositor, 1979-09-13, Page 6a THE H Rom EXPO ITOR,.
EPTEMBER 13 1979
ants down
rth Schools
HY RAY MAXIM
Where have All the stud-
ents gone?
That was the question drat
Perth County education of
flcials Were asking . them-
;;styes last Tuesday after the
year's., fust day of school!..
The ofls with the Perth
County Board of ;Education
reported. to the tustees that
the actual headcount, on
Opening day was far les$; than
expected. According to fig-
ures, released at the board
meeting, :Sept, 7, there were
1.75 fewer elementary and
172 fewer secondary stud-
ents attending classes; in
Perth County schools than
was expected„
The following. are Ogrures.
of those attending Perth
County schools and the og-
.ure the officials had expected
Elementary Schools Ex, At.Wallace 354 334
Listowel .Central 392; 368
Listowel'Eastdale 201 194
Elms Township 620: OS
Morn rl .St.ala Centra•* I4(t- 148
Milverton: . 347 341
Mitchell ' 288'. 290
UpperThaines 52S 527
St. Marys Central 294 278,
St. Marys N. Ward238 244
S.P. Centennial, 354 359
Secondary Schools
Listowel D.S.S, 1121. 1070
Mitchell D,.H„Sr 513 515
5t. Marys I) C. 783 751
Schools in y,. "f.'rd have
been deleted :from these
figures. .According to the
officials, with the beard a
•second school: census will be
taken at the end of Septetn-.
.her and it is hoped that with
students returning from
summer jobs on the farce:
these deficits; .may be 1:Qwer-
ed.
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issue.
F mnationala
Fitness
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pa ticcPaerion
The 'Canavanmovamen! tor pe
rsanatlitness
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Thinking of Wonting wheat”
his , fon'?
1' Jr
We carry a complete line of
STEWm SEEDS:
•Fretl�rick
• Yorkstar
Try us i You'll- like' us }'
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Wilton, Ont..
Brussels 5eaforth
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1 piattq was, presented :04
$t I'eter'n Lutheran Church.
Brodbagen on Sunday;
morning V `Mrs- Edgar
Elligsgn and fatuity- itt.
ata
Anemory� of•+tl'!.p l Ede
Eliigson, Tbs Piart9, Was de-
dicatecl by P'gator *thus
Hort during On trtorntng
Serine.
T..
• he curc'h altar was
h >}
beautified with yellow and
mauve, glads and mums
placed there in memory of
Mrs. August Young, They
were ,placed there by .the Art
•
Campbell and talk ''red
Young faculty. •
hmorning
During ,the clt itch Service, 3oallua
Bcoder s eplic4 tits music;
PIONAL•S:
Mrs, L.a,Yern Wo* e
eP oyed' the weekend with
1
Lorne and Betty Wolfe in.
Vanastra in their new :home.
Dale visitedat the same
home through the week.
Guests with Mr. Les
Weitersen over the weekend
were his daughter Marilyn
and son-in-law Jim, from
Hamilton.
Miss, Kathy .eonbardt
UP* HaMiltOn enjoyed .
i i
Ithree week 3'15 t with her`
parents Velma And. ,A1 Leo,n
ltardt :arid Allen. Miss Leona
hard! IS now employed IA
Qttaata.
The Many Weeds of Mrs,
Boyd' Driscollwill be sorry to
learn she had the -misfortune
to fall from the hay wagon
and break her arm. She is a.
patient in: $eaforth
Community Hospital and we
Wish her good healing.
Cliff and Dorothy Wood-
ward of Toronto visited' with,.
the former",s nether" Ado:.
Katie Querengesser..
Lloyds .and Heather Brod'
hagea, Robert and David,
enjoyed, a three week •holiday
il?!, Silver Lake,
The Swing Bowling,
Lea8 ue ,enjgyed a successfrtl
corn, roast at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Bode° Ott;
Thursday evening.
Rev:. and Mrs. Calvin Gilk
of Philadelphia purchased.
the Thorne of Mrs. Nand!:
Ditttner in Brodhagen..
Mr, and Mrs. Calvin
Anna, Christopher and Kelly
Jack's Jot�ings
Provincial lendin
JACK
lH.P,P.
BY... KIDAEI�,
,En•,June of this year. the
Ontario Liberal Party
compiled "A Guide ' to,
• Federal/Provincial Assist-
ance 'Programs for Small
Businessess in 'Ontario". As,
a general rule,' government:
agencies act only as a lender
of last resort., in the event
that you are unable e obtain
to
assistance for your business
from a chartered bank or loan
company: . you may be
eligible ,to participate in a
government' financial,
program.
FEDERAL. PROGRAMS
The Business s 'Centre
should he your first point of
contact. This is a new service.
opened as a major clearing
house for information and.
help in virtually every' facet.
of Canada's business and
' will.
ndust '
Here o
� y
r. u
Y
obtain information 'on the
type of assistance available.
A direct toll-free line from
anywhere in Canada is avail-
able by calling the long
distance operator and asking
for zENITH 0=3200.
This service was
established because many.
small and medium-sized.
businessmen: had. been.
• frustrated in their efforts 'to
find their way through the
federal maze tattle appropri-
q.
ate • department, branch or
official, '
A Crown Corporation, the
Federal Business Develop-
ment Bank, may make direct
loans and. may also
participate . in equity
financing projects. It has
published a -• series of
informative brochures en-
. titled "Mindiing Your Own
Business", offering some,
basic advice and information,
on several aspects of small;
business mariagem.ent.
Under 'the Small ,Business
Loans Act, a ;federal program
gives `:impetus to lend to.
chartered banks and other
participating .lending
•institutions, by means of a
- government guarantee of the
borrower's obligation to re -
There are any number of good.reasonS,
to borrow; purchasing., refinancing
renovations, vacations ... tell` us your
plans, and we will not only arrange
for the' money but recommend terms
to suit your budget.
VG
VICOR1A
AND GREY
TRUST
Since 1841
Contact out office:
i Ontario Street
Stratford
271.2050..
Mllmbar:Canada bepoattineutanclf Cot ration
f , .4 a e
PY a the loan; All chartered
banks are authorized to make
small, business loans under
the Act, Loans may be made
by Credit Unions„ Caisses
Populaires or other co-
operative societies, .trust
companies,'etc.
The Enterprise Develop -
!Tient
p.
ment Program: of the Depart-
ment of Industry, Trade and
Commerce assists small and
medium-size firms in the
manufacturing and:
processing sectorswith the
relatively high risks. involved
in the development of 'new
products and innovative pro-
duction techni nes. Often,
firms seeking assistance
under this Program will have
approached other lenders
such as_theFederal Business
Developrnent. Bank, before
applying to the EDP.
Farm Improvement Loans,
e •:govern-
ment,
.ov n
guaranteed by - the ,g er-
ment, are provided by
chartered banks or other
approved lenders, Term
loans are available to farmers
for the purchase of
agricultural implements,
livestock and additionalland,
etc. Repayment terms are up •
to 15 years for additional
land and up to 10 years for
other purposes.,
Under, the Fisheries
Loans scheme
Improvementn ,
the federal government
guarantees term loans made
to fishermen by chartered
banks and other approved,
lenders for a wide range of
fisheries improvement' pro-
jects. The maximum amount
which a borrower may have.
outstanding at one :time .is'.
$75,000.00' Maximum repay-
ment,period is 3 years for
vehicles and 10 years for all
other purposes.
PROVINCIAL PROGRAMS
Business people.wishing to
discuss Ontario Government
policy, regulations and pro-
cedures should
ro-cedures.should contact Peter,
Friedman, Manager of
Customer Service, Deregula-
tion:' and Industry . Support
Services, Ontario ministry of
Industry' and ' tourism,
Queen's Park, (416) 965-3405,
Preventiv
Mainteranc
Pays Off!
Come in and have your
car winterized early
WI• HAVE REN:rilt
Tm.t.Pss (IitN(,l•:S.
S'sO% TlRf,$,'WI, ,k1;S i M AKI,
• HOUSE CALLS
Commencing Oct. 1,1419
Pall and, Winter H iurai
Monday.- 7 a, m to 8 p.In.
Tuesday • '� a nt. to8
Wednesday - 7 a.rn. to 8'p. n,
Thursday - /tin. to 8 p.rn.
Friday - T a nt, 01 10 p.m,
Saturday-. 8a Ill.ttblbp,m,
'Sunday.. ' 9 a. tri, to 8 p.m.
GORD'S
GULF
seafbrtr,
527-0333
•
The Ministry q>Pini rates a
..
number- of programs.
designed to; assist the in-
dividual or' small man-
ufacturing business in the
developrnpnt of new products
or processes, the encourage-
ment of design and develop-
ment t o fproda product; c . a nd the
advancement of industrial:
t clinotogy which
can be
exploited within a short
period of•time.
The program to -Encourage
Product and Process In-
novation (PEPP1) provides: ,
financial assistance to the
inventor business
v r o r small
entrepreneur who has
limited or no suitable
facilities of his own, to
develop. a prototype of a
product..or process.ta prove
its feasibility. It is designed •
for projects not exceeding ,.
$12,000 total costs. Financial '
assistance of .100% of
eligible project costs up to a
maximum of 58,000 is pro-
vided for the purpose of
developing a prototype.
The Product Development
Management Program
(PDMP) is designedto assist
existing small secondary
maufacturers to iincrease,
their in-house industrial de-
sign Management
understanding
and
,
capability. Project should not
exceed $15,000 total cost.
Financial assistance
•
am un 'n o, etwee 75%
tx t. Q
o b n
and 90% of eligible Project
cost is :provided up, to a
maximum, of $10,000.
Ontario's Small Business:
Industry' Technology:
ro IT
Program (SB P)enco r e a ag _s.
existing small secondary
vel
Rrianufacturers to d a op
new products, encourages
Iexisting small secondary
manufacturers to develop
new .produets.and/or proces-
ses that would significantly
advance the innovation .and
technology practised by
industry. It; is designed fpr
projects not exceeding
$25,000 total cost. The
will r i e •
I owd.
Ministry 11 P
financial assistance up • to a
maximum of .. $10,000:
The three Development
Corporations.(
(Ontario D C.•
Eastern Ontario D „C. and
NorthernOntario' D,C.) offer
B.
o
eni
pg
a cam rehsveprogram of ; '
.,. .
financial and advisory 'ser- -,
vices • to business and in-.
dustry .throughout the Pro-
vince.
If you would like further
information on the various
federal or provincial
programs, please give me a
call, Copies of • our Party's
Guide are available.
Pf Mitchell' purchased, the
home of the late Mr. and
MP., Harold Smyth, Brod,
be movingf
and willo
hagen _.
t#
the village in the near futre:
Lisa Wilson accompanied
her sister Gayle, from Toron-
to_ for a three week holiday in
Vancouver Istano. ,Lisa enjoy-
ed her swim ,in the ocean
.most of all.
Mr. and Mrs, :Charles.
1.0e„knell and their ,family,
*Were visitorsWith i Merwin
w •
:and Loretta. Baker and Mich-
eel of Kitchener, :Louis and
Anna May Deihl, Ronald and
Janis and. Yvonne of Cobourg
Edwin and Joan, Bicknell_
Robert, Sarah and Melissa of
Stoney Creek and Mrs, Laura
Hicknell were at the same
home.
Larry and. Brenda Kisteper:
'Clayton and Adrienne Of
Acton were accompanied, by
IP formers. parents« Fred
,and Irene Ktstener of Bred
hagen who were all guests of
dobe
rt Kisens and Linda t 1`
who purchased a home in
Seaforth,, :M>Itrily and Steveq
Ahrens enjoyed a. week 'with
their brother W*yne in Sar=
nia.
Mrs. Lavern: Wolfe enjoy,
,ed a week -end with, Lorne.
and Betty Wolfe in their new
boo*1 vanastra •
Pale was at the same hawse,
daring the weak
.
Guests with aids , LeaW ea
arson oyer: the weekend waw
his daughter iitfarRY4 1
ape-in-law,•jimet U 4
Sorry to report Mrs. NOrs,
Mett listener IS g Patient In:
Stratford Gene* hospital;
wishing her a speedy MOM,'
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