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The Citizen, 1991-10-02, Page 23THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2,1991. PAGE 23. 0 WANTED WANTED TO RENT: APPROXI- mately 2 acres of land near Bel­ grave for potatoes for 1992 season. Phone 357-2706, ask for Ron. 38-3 CROSS CANADA MARKETPLACE ITS FAST - ITS EASY! ONE CALL, ONE BILL DOES IT ALL. THINK BIG - CALL THIS NEWSPAPER FOR DETAILS. WANTED TO BUY: SCRAP cars and trucks. L & B Auto Wreckers, 1/4 miles south of Brus­ sels. Call 887-9499. 09-tfn WANTED: ODD JOBS, EVEN ings and weekends. Phone 357- 2706 and ask for Ron. 37-5 Septic systems largest sources of pollution When it comes to septic systems, the phrase "out of sight, out of mind" is usually appropriate. Tucked away underground in the backyard, the septic system does an important job. Not many people realize the damage it can do when it is improperly constructed or maintained. Studies completed by the Mait­ land Valley Conservation Authority (MVCA) indicate that failed septic systems are the largest source of bacterial pollution in the watershed and at Lake Huron beaches. The CURB study, completed in 1989, indicated that about 65 per cent of the bacterial pollution found in our waterways originated from mal­ functioning septic systems. In addi­ tion to septic systems, bacterial pollution originates from agricul­ tural sources, and sewage treatment facilities. In a survey completed in 1987 and 1988, it was found that less than half of septic systems in the watershed were being serviced at recommended intervals. More recent surveys of lakeshore cot­ tages and local hamlets found simi­ lar results. It is estimated that 30 per cent, or 2700 household septic systems in the Maitland watershed, are not functioning properly and have the potential to pollute rivers and streams. Septic systems are designed to take household wastes such as sewage and waste waters from kitchens and bathrooms, and to treat and store the solid part of wastes and disperse the liquid por­ tion into the ground. When septic systems are poorly installed or maintained, the waste may end up contaminating local waterways with bacteria and nutrients. The Ministry of the Environment recommends that home owners have their septic tank inspected every two years, and pumped when required, usually every three to five years. Inspections and clean outs should only be carried out by licensed professionals. Never attempt to inspect a system your­ self. New systems, or any enlarge­ ments or extensions, must be approved by the local Health Unit. Homeowners who live close to an open watercourse and who sus­ pect their septic system may be in need of repairs or replacement may be eligible for grant assistance under the newly announced CURB (Clean Up Rural Beaches) Pro­ gram. COMING EVENTS CENTRAL ONTARIO WOOD SHOW. Octooer 18-20. Metro East Trade Centre. Brock Roaa North. Pickering. Seminars, demonstrations, competitions, morel Admission $5.00 Cryderman Productions (519) 351-8344. LONDON ANTIQUE & COLLECTORS Show October 5 & 6, Centennial Hail. Downtown London. Two floors of exhibits. Admission $3.50, under 12 FREE. Cryderman Productions (519) 351-8344. 10th ANNUAL FOREST CfTY Nostalgia and Antique Show & Sale. Canada Building, Western Fairgrounds, Lonaon. October 19th, noon-9pm. 20th, 11-6pm. 60 dealers! Admission $3.25. (519) 679-1810. 13th ANNUAL LONDON Arts & Crafts Christmas Show & Sale. Centennial Hall. London. Octooer 25th, noon-lOpm. 26th, 11- 10pm. 27th n-6pm. Admission $3. Info. Olga Traher. (519) 679- 1810. OUT OF TOWN PROPERTIES AUCTION 18 WATERFRONT ISLAND LOTS, Georgian Bay. Sandy beaches, picturesque. Opening Bid $9,900. Sold to the highest bidders. Preview this weekend, 12-4, Auction Hotline (416) 695-SOLD (7653). PROPERTIES TO BE SOLD for unpaid taxes. Crown Land availability. For information on both write: Properties, Dept. CN, Box 5380, Stn F. Ottawa, K2C 3J1. MORTGAGES NEED FAST CASH? We have mortgage money to pay off your bills! No qualifying hasselsl Borrow $10,000, low monthly re­ payment. Intransicon Financial (416) 650-9455. Tollfree 1-800- 268-1429. VACATION/TRAVEL SOUTH CAROLINA - MYRTLE BEACH RESORT. Oceanfront condos, housekeeping provided. Indoor pools, saunas, tennis. Golf and vacaoon packages; winter rentals from $400/month. Free brochure: 1-800-448-5653. ENJOY THANKSGIVING in Beautiful Haliburton Highlands. Seven meals, including Thanksgiving dinner. Fireplaces, TVs, entertainment, indoor whirlpool and sauna, waterfront equipment included. Call tollfree 1-800-461-7699. SELECTIVE SINGLES Travel Registry. Where members design the trips and enjoy savings on group rates and single supplements. Annual Fee. 2245 Dunwm Dnve, Mississauga, Ont. L5L 1A3. (416) 820-1442. BAHAMAS VACATION. Enjoy a cruise to the Bahamas for 5 days and 4 nights. $173.50 U.S. per person. Call (602) 350- 9014. ‘Restnctions apply.* ‘Licensed and Bonded.* ADOPTION ADOPTION-PREGNANT? Young, married professional couple wishes to provide wonderful home for infant. Working with government licensed agency. Call collect after 4pm. (416) 771- 0697. CARPETING CARPETS: Attention dealers, cecorators, renovators. WHY PAY MORE? Factory Direct Outlet - Best deals for you and your customers. Kitcnener, Guelph & Chesley locations. Canadian Carpets. 1-800-565-7336. OUT OF TOWN PROPERTIES ITS STILL A BUYER'S MARKET. Buy - sell - rent in sunny Florida. Cali The Florida Warm Line 1-800-237-WARM. Your Canadian Connection. HEALTH WANTED: 80 OVERWEIGHT PEOPLE to lose 10-29 lb. per month. 100% natural. Doctor recommended. We pay you. Serious callers only. Call (416) 631-1340. MOBILE HOMES MOTORHOMES MOTORHOMES MOTORHOMES. Inventory Liquidation Saie. 40 units. New and used. All sizes and maxes. All prices slasned. Call 1-800-263-7955. North Brock RV, Pon Perry, Ont. CHINA NORITAKE SALE! Terrific ciscounts on current patterns! Delivered weu-oacked, insured. For price list on your Noritake pattern - Alexander s, The Nontake Experts'. Toronto, tollfree 1- 800-263-5896 FOR SALE POTATO DIGGER with planting and hilling attachments. Only $399. Phone (519)659-0601 LINEN HOUSE INC. Goosecown Duvets from $89. Call Susan Abildgaard for our WEEKLY SPECIALS. 1-800-661-3696. 24 hr. service. AMAZING PRODUCT! Ifs Eleoronicl Your cog will stay on your property, without being tied up. Details: PAC, RR#1, Bancroft, Ontario, KOL ICO. 1-800-NO-LEASH. Fax (613) 332-1375. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IMMEDIATE PROFITS selling high quality 10K jewelry. Exciting home party plan. Hot pre-Xmas season. The Gold Discovery, 14335 - 47 Avenue, Edmonton, AB. T6H 0B9. (403) 434-2550. ENTHUSIASTIC FRANCHISEES WANTED NOW. 'Shefield & Sons' with nearly 100 stores nationwide has prime retail locations available in Barne, Pembroke, Thunder Bay. Call (604) 859-1014. THE ORIGINAL'JUICEWORKS' VENDING Machine Earn cash profits daily, vending fruit juices. Old South, Dew Drop, McCains, Sunkist, Liptons. Investments from $14,995. Info Canadawide 1- 800-465-5006. EXTRA INCOME! Grow baitworms in your basement or garage. Odorless operation. Low investment. Market guaranteed! Free information. Early Bird Ecology, R.R.#1, Smithville, Ontario. LOR 2A0. (416) 643-4252. HELP WANTED SUNSHINE VILLAGE Ski Resort, Banff, Alberta, requires enthusiastic individuals, committed to Service Excellence, for various seasonal positrons. Box 1510, Banff, AB, TOL OCO, (403) 762-6546. SALES HELP WANTED MAKE A FORTUNE making others happy. The ultimate fundraising tool is creating hundreds of new opportunities with incredibly HIGH INCOMES. Urgently need sales people. 1-800- 263-1900. CAREER TRAINING IS TRUCKING FOR YOU. Let's discuss it. Introduang extended programs and Credit Courses. Call William at 1-800-265-7173. Markel Training Systems. LEARN AUCTIONEERING at the Southwestern Ontano School of Auctioneering. Next class: November 9-15. Information, contact: Southwestern Ontario School of Auctioneenng, R R.#5, Woodstock, Ontario, N4S 7V9. (519) 537-2115. STEEL BUILDINGS CLEARANCE ON END OF SUMMER Inventory of Steel Buildings. Save $$$, 20x30 $2,092, 40x60 $6,117. Pioneer/Econospan 1-800-668-5422. BEST BUILDING PRICES - Steel Straitwail Type - not quonset - 32x48 $5920; 40x64 $8556; 50x96 $15,331; 60x120 $21,270 - non-expandable end(s), other sizes available - limited steel - Paragon - 24 Hours 1 -800-263-8499 STEEL BUILDINGS. Because of a successful Plowing Match, the factory has allocated us 30 additional buildings to be disposed of. Call now for best selection. Future Steel 1-800-668- 8653. BUSINESS SERVICES Stay home earn $450+ wkly. Variety of jobs available. Call 24 hour recording (416) 501-3803. Ext 668-1. Stay home. Earn Excellent Income with the amazing Money In Your Mailbox Program. (519) 646-8303 Ext. 668-2. BURNED OUT?...Over extended, bored, fed-up with your current situation? Use this opportunity and your exoertise to become financially independent. Call (519) 758-3923 (24 hr. recorded message). Your ad could appear in community newspapers in Ontario, or right across Canada, or any individual province. Space is Limited, so Call This Newspaper Today! Crime Stopper seeks help over theft On Saturday, May 4, 1991 at noon hour the doors to the Hoffmeyer Mill on High Street, Seaforth were closed for business and locked. Sometime between closing and 10 a.m. on Sunday, May 5, a perpetrator forced a rear door of the mill with some type of small pry bar. Entry was gained and the thief or thieves rummaged through the office safe and removed approximately $180 from the office cash register. The culprits then went to the dis­ play area and stole the following tools: 1.1- Ryobi jointer, Ser. #011461; 2. 1 - Ryobi router, Ser. #030178; 3. 1 - Ryobi battery pack, Ser. #7185; 4. 1 - Ryobi electric drill, model E3810; 5. 1 - Ryobi NS sander no serial #; 6. 1 - Estwing hammer; 7. 1 - Ryobi router, model 151, ser. #700506; 8. 1 - Ryobi planer, model 1200, ser.# 031004; 9. 1 - Ryobi grinder, model 1150C, Ser. #500084; 10. 1 - Ryobi screw gun, model E3900, ser. #01920; 11. 1 - Ryobi 7.2 battery drill no ser. #. A dark-coloured pick up truck with two occupants was seen in the area at about 2:30 a.m. on May 5, and it was there for approximately one half hour. The Seaforth Police department and Crime Stoppers arc looking for information about this matter. ***** If you have information about these or any other crimes call Crime Stoppers of Huron County, 1-800-265-1777 or 524-6851 and you could receive a reward of up to $1,000. Remember crime doesn't pay Crime Stoppers docs. Majestic WI makes donations It was a very busy meeting for the Majestic Women's Institute on September 11. President Leona Armstrong opened the meeting in the usual way with the exception of a moment's silence in memory of Laura Lucas. Pens had arrived that will be put in the Welcome Basket. A motion was made by Eleanor Hemingway that each member receive a pen and sell any others at $1 a pen. A motion was made by Jane De Vries to increase the donation to the Erland Lee for In Memoriam. Glenna Stephens made a motion to send a donation to the Poppy Fund. Kale Wilson will lay the wreath on November 11. Gerald Knight won the Huron County W.I. scholarship. Delegates for the Area Convention on Octo­ ber 16 and 17 are Leona Armstrong and Ruth Galbraith. Leaders for the Wardrobe Wiz­ ardry Course are Jean Fraser and Sue Nichol, who will be attending the training session on October 26 at Listowel. Mini Courses being offered by the Huron-Perth Educational Com­ mittee are Christmas gift basket, mop dolls, bows and dolls and flowers for Christmas at Clinton on October 29 and at Mitchell on October 30. Eleanor Hemingway made a motion for Kathy Bridge to attend the Writing Workshop on October 23. The Thrift Shop is to get under­ way soon and need help with set­ ting up quilts and would like the Institute to help. Leona Armstrong will present the Agriculture game to the Brussels Public School on Friday. Last minute details were arranged for the fall fair with tick­ ets for the quilt to be sold to the arena. Ida Evans presented the Women's Institute with a quilled Women’s Institute towel hanging. The Majes­ tic ladies were to supply coffee and cookies for the Huronview sod turning. Kathy Bridge made a motion that Majestic W.I. hold the County Rally in October 1992 for the Huron East District. Delegates for the County Rally in Seaforth on October 7 are Yvonne Knight and Leona Armstrong. Peggy Cudmore gave the District Director's report. Nominee for Huron County Agriculture leader award is Aleda Murray. A bus trip for Huron-East District to Royal Winter Fair to be arranged for November 13. There will be a spe­ cial celebration for the Huron East District 90th anniversary. Margaret MacLeod gave a speech on “Do You Know Awards” on the nobility of England, infor­ mation on important people who reigned over England, along with stories of the war. Kale Wilson motioned to have card parties again this year. Convenor Eleanor Hemingway played tapes with bag pipe music. Roll call was answered with what was a traditional food of another land. Lunch was served. Happy birthday was sung to members. The next meeting will be on October 9 al 2 p.m. in the Library.