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44 Engagements
SACON-RYAN
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Ryan are hap-
py to announce the morrioge of
their daughter Wendy to Mr.
Shelley Bacon, son of Mrs. Irene
Bacon and the late Mr. James
A, Bacon of Rock Island P.Q.
The wedding' will take plate in
.Bells Corneria United Church,
Nepeon. 00 soturday Sept, 25,
1982 at 3 P.M. -34x
DOCKING -STURDY
Chester and isabel Sturdy are
pleased to announce the for-
thcoming . marriage of their
daughter Mary Ellen to William
John, sop of Joy and Lyle Dack•
ing, Mitchell, Ont. The wedding
will take place Sot.. Sept. l l th
1982 of 6:30 P.M. in Holrnesville
United Church. -34x
MEWHiNNEY-FREEMAN
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Freeman,
Goderich ore pleased to an-
nounce the' forthcoming mar-
riage of their daughter
Christine Louise to David Earl,
Son of Mrs. Doris Mewhinney,
Lvcknow. The weddingwill take
place September 4, 1982 of 3
P;JIA, in Victoria Street. United
' Church; Goderich,-34or
•46. In memoriam
VP/STONE.
10 •loving memory of 'Albert S.
Vonstone who passed away
August 25th, 1972,
Time goes by with many
changes
Joys and sorrows, smiles and
tears.
But your memory never leaves
us
With the passing of the years.
'Elver mitered by wife Jean
and form3$x
stemma
In
In loving memory of my dear
husba di. William (Bill), • who
__;-M4ed owoytwo lrecrs_a9oow
August 29..1 lel,
As tripe unfglds another year ,
. Memories `keep you always
near,
Silentthoughtsof times
together,,'•
Hold Memories that will last
forever... •
•i
Lovingly remembered by his
wife Myrtle. --34x
47. Card of thanks
MUNN'
I would like to express My
sincere ' thanks oto Drs.
Osterholt and Neal the nurses
;wotrsrand4inkfliservecistfAlse I
would like to thank the staff of
Maitland ' Mpnor,. Royal Cana-
dian ;Legion •Brooch 109., friends
and relatives during .my stay in
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital. • Sincerely, Dave
Munn. -34
POLLOCK
We wish to thank our family for
the Surprise Porty held in our
honour on the occasion of our
40th anniversary. Thanks also
to all who attended and for the
many lovely cords', flowers and
gifts received. Gordon and
Barbara, -34x
KINANAN
Wilfred and Mary Kinohan wish
'to express their appreciation to
everyone • who helped make
their 40th wedding anniversary
a •special occasion. Thanks for
cords, gifts and' flowers and
• special thanks to • our' children
and grandchildren for dinner at
the Maitlari'd Country Club and
reception in the evening, It will
always,he remembered, -34x
MEYER
.The family of the late William
Meyer would' like to express
their gratitude to relatives,.
friends and previous neighbors
• for the Spiritual Bouquets, floral
tributes, donations to the Heart
'Fund and messages of sym-
pathy during our recent time of
bereovement.•Special thanks to
McCollum Funeral Home, and
the Catholic Women's League
for serving • the Ibvely lunch
after the funeral. Your kindness
will always be remembered.
The Meyer family. -34
PENNiNGTON '
I wish to thank all those who
sent me cords and flowers, all
the nurses, doctors and staff,
Branch 109 for their cords and
fruit basket, and,for oil the en•
quiries my wife received, while
I was a patient in Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich and St.
Joseph's Hospital, London: Your
thoughfulness and kindness will
always be remembered. Ronald
Pennington. _34x
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Canadian . motorists one
day could be dependent on
agricultural fields, instead
of oil fields, for•tbeir energy
needs.
Biochemical engineering
researchers at The Universi-
ty of Western Ontario are
working on improving
tprhnin'uu fnw targe-`cale
9$2
ians could depend n a
production of ethanol, or fuel
alcohol, from Canadian
crops high in sugar content.
The researchers are using
yeasts and bacteria to
develop. fermentation pro-
cesses which can convert the
sugars in. these crops into
fuel alcohol faster and in
'higher volume.
Engineering Science pro-
fessors Naim Kosaric and
Argyrios Margaritis have
•been awarded a $309,247 con-
tract over two years from
Agriculture Canada to do a
comparative study, of two
different fermentation
systems for fuel alcohol
Both research teams will
be using carbohydrate raw
materials which can be
grown in Canada, primarily
Jerusalem artichokes, but
also a variety of other poten-
tial energy crops such as fod-
der beets, potato culls, and
cheese whey.
Seafood is high in protein
In the food science
laboratories at the
University of Guelph,
Professor David Stanley is
engaged in some clever
subterfuge. He is serving,
deep-fried squid -- "seafood
croquettes" — to un-
suspecting colleagues.
•
Squid is an under-utilized
source off, ,high quality
proteid, says Professor
.Stanley, who notes that squid
fishermen are caught in a
wildly. fluctuating market.
Almost all Canadian squid
has, in the past, been ex-
Ported
xported to Japan, where it
provides - a dietary staple
that is "prepared 500 ways."
When Japanese buyers can
get New ' Zealand or
Australian' squid at a
cheaper price, the Canadian
squid often must be dumped.
while ethnic restaurants and
fish markets offer California
squid, Professor Stanley
notes.
The challenge that Dr.
Stanley sees is to create a
Canadian .market for what is
now a relatively unpopular
product. In his laboratory,
the University of Guelph
food scientist and his
assistants blend equal parts
of squid and deboned
whitefish, another under-
utilized species, in a food
processor, then dip spoonfuls
in batter and bread crumbs
and deep fry it. The result is
mildly fish flavored, with a
Listowel police officers have
permission to work. without ties
uniform jacket is worn and
for court appearances. A
strict dress code is required
and when officers are not
wearing a tie only the top
button of their shirt may be
undone and no un-
dergarment can be visible
aboye the open shirt collar.
LISTOWEL - Town police province are not wearing ties
officers in Listowel now have ° during the summer because
permission to work without of the wearing of protective
'wearing ties during the vests.
summermonths.
Police Chief William Sach In a recommendation
advised .the police board approved by the board, the
that 75 per cent Of police town, officers are required to
departments across the wear ties whenever the
Smart landscaping enhances.
the value of your property
•Skyrocketing • interest date it for current lifestyles difnensionsao the landscape,
rates and climbing costs and activities and open up present more attractive
have forced • many new outdoor rooms' for fly- views. •
homeowners to forego any ing.. "
plans of 'moving up'' to a big- The first step in remodel-
ing •an overgrown garden is •
to move in with saw and
pruning shears. Consult your
local nursery. garden centre
for advice on when and' how
to prune and for suggestions
for alternative plantings.
repairs: ,According. to '1 and • Transplanting some of those
, scope Ontario Horticultural • • overgrown plants to a more
Trades Association. land- appropriate location may be
scape renovation • can fre- a way of solving many pro-.
quently be the answer to blems. • ,
notice roblems...: '
Landscaped .....
ecks and'ter-
Your house is probably the races can change a
most valuable investment children's play area into. a
you own. Landscaping can, family entertainment . and
help protect your invest- • relaxation room. Sometimes.
ment,' • and enhance' its minor changes. to the house
market value., ; Remodeling itself; coupled with a land -
an older "landscape can give . scope. renovation will • ex -
your home a new look. up- • pand living areas, add new
ger, more luxurious. house.
Young couples searching for
a first home more often than
not have to pass up their.
dream house for a smaller,
older place that is
sometimes in need of
A PLACE FOR KIDS
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Make Hand Shadows
To `make hand shadows all you need is a hand, a
Tight, and a blank wall. The closer 'you put your
hand to the light the bigger the shadow will be.. If
your shadow is furry around the edges, move your
hand a little bit closer to the wall. Experiment until
;you can make a shadow that, looks like something
you want it to. Below are some ideas for making
shadows on wal.is — see, if you can do them. A little
tWist of your. wrist 'can make a perfectly tame
creature into a monster. If you get scared put your
hand in your pocket, •
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(c) 1982 MacKay Fairfield Tate
It is a fact that smart land-
scaping enhances property
values. But don't think you
are stuck with the landscap-
ing you inherited from -
previous Owners or that you
yourself planted years ago.
Landscape remodeling can
not only protect your proper-
ty investment but enhance it
as well. A nice looking yard
is always a beautiful invest-
ment, whether new • or
renovated.
Perth
to apply
for grant
STRATFORD - Perth County
Councill will apply for a
$25,000 grant from the
Midwestern Regional
Library System (MRLS).
The grant, which is given
by the ministry of citizenship
and culture, will be use to
develop existing libraries in
the county. The money is
over and above the $2.50 per
capita now ' received ' by
municipalities to run their
libraries.
The funds are given to
libraries not operating under
a county system. At present
Perth is theonly county in
s'outhwes'tern Ontario
without a county 'system.
There are 16 county library
systems in southern Ontario.
firm, soft inside and a crisp
shell. The verdict has been
"delicious", a perfect ap-
petizer or snarls.
Professor Stanley believes
that squid could become
important in the programs of
institutional dietitians where
it could be used in com-
bination with such under-
utilized species as capelin
and krill. His ultimate ob-
jective, however, is to see
squid in the diet of the
average Canadian family.
Giant squid, caught off the
coast of Lower California, is
sold across the United States
as Grande Calamara in
steaks_. and. scallop -shaped
cut-outs, Canada has always
been more conservative than
the United States in eating
habits, says Professor
Stanley, but "When squid is
selling in Boston, Canadian
consumers just need a little
push." •
BAILEY
Real Estate Ltd.
Clinton
Phone: 4$2-9371
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Resldenc.: 523-9338
46 ACRES - highway farm -
near Varna' . - 23 workable -
hardwood bush - large double
home - large bait suitable for
hogs or poultry -. large drive
shed with workshop.
15 ACRES wooded near
Auburn -• large brick home -
combination furnace - 2 small
barns. •
10 ACRES = near Kinburn' -
good brick home -, small steel
barn.
20 ACRES ='f ch•home -
very modern1inground pool -
paved driye - 'neW insulated
barn - low interest mortgage
can be assumed.
HWY. NO. 4 - 7rrr.acres - neat
bungalow - attached garage -
finished basement insulated
barn suitable for hogs or
poultry.
1 FLOOR BRICK BUNGALOW
- Blyth - finished basement
electric heat- carport.
112 ACRES - Near Kippen -11/z
storey, brick home - heated
workshop • - financing
available.
NEAR BRUCEFIELD - 6'
acres - good frame home -
driveshed and barn.
HOLMESVILLE - 13 acre
hobby farm -1 floor bungalow -
-paved drive - small insulated
bain.
2 MILES FROM CLINTON - 50
acres - 40 workable - • no
buildings 10 acres woodlot
with trout stream - PRICE
LARGE SELECTION OF
FARMS AND LAND
Ontario Government Auction
Rabbit
Sale of Rural Residence
The Ministry of Government Services will be offering the.
following property for sale by public auction Wednesday,
September 1, 1982 of 6:00 p.m. on the site.
The property consists of a 3 bedroom frame home with.a full
basement situated on a lot 63.3 m (208 feet) by 85.3 m (280
feet) located 5 km south of Goderich on the west side of
Highway 21 immediately south of the Goderich O:P.P,
Detachment.
FOR . SALE .9n9 bTatk" Eldags'
bass guitar with dtimarzio'puck`"
... r, ....-.._ups, (t]sludes
case:- cord, strap
and picks. Asking 5375.00 or
best offer. Phone 524•
2496,- 34.35
YARD SALE • rubric swapping
yord sale.. Bargains for sewers
and craft people. to be held at
Whitehall Form on Middleton's
corner, County Road 13,
Thursday, September 9th. 12
noon till 4:00 p.m. Participants
welcome. Call Ina Fisher 482-
7809 or Audrey Middleton 482-
9838. 34 35 •
SEVEN WEEK OLD PUPPIES free
to good home Bluetick hound
and Springer cross Phone 524
8842. 34 -
r•
Rooster
The property will be open for inspection from 3:00 p.m.. to
6:00 p.m. Wednesday, August 25, 1982.
Terms and Conditions
1. A deposit of 51,000 cash or certified-eheque mode payable
to the Treasurer of Ontario Is required on the day of the sole.
The balance is payable in 90 days.
2. The Ministry gives no warranty express or implied as to
the purpose for which theproperty, may be used, Zoning and
4and,use.intor-mo44on noy be obtained from the :appropriate -
municipal authorities,
3 Sale is subject to a reserve bid established by'fhe Ministry.
4, No employee of any Ministry of the,Ontario Government
will be allowed to participateinthis,auction,
For further Information, please contact Brian Hallos, Ministry
of Government Services, -Toronto, Ontario, Telephone (416)
965.4770. Please quote file 30-250.17 Goderich.
Vikes! A monster!
Ontario
Ministry of
Government
Services
Dr. Kosaric has received
$150,721 to investigate "free
cell" fermentation systems
in which the bacteria or
yeast cells are allowed to
float freely and react with
the sugars during • the
fermentation process.
This Method is the tradi-
tional fermentation process
used for the industrial pro-
duction of fuel alcohol.
Dr. Kosaric's research
'team, is working on new
methods and ways to in-
crease the alcohol yield and
reduce the time it takes to
ferment the ethanol.
• An optimum farm scale
and industrial scale plant
will be designed.
Dr. Margaritis has been
awarded $158,526 for further
work on a novel fermenta-
tion process known as an im-
mobilized cell method in
which the bacterial cells are
entrapped in small,
spherical, bead-like par-
ticles.
These porous particles,
which contain a high concen-
tration of cells, chew up
ricultural fields
sugars and convert them in-
to alcohol at much faster
rates than the traditional
fermentation mbthods using
free cells, according to Dr.
Margaritis.
The purpose' of the project
is to compare the two
systems in terms of
technology, feasibility„ and
costs.
Ethanol can be used in the
family car without vehicle
modification when it is mix-
ed
ixed in a 10 to 20 percent ration
with gasoline. Gasohol, as it
is commonly known, is wide-
ly used in the mid -western
United States.
With some Modifications,
automobiles can also run on
100 percent ethanol.
The advantage to fuel
alcohol is that it comes from
a renewable resource rather
than a depletable
petrochemical resource, say
the two researchers.
Jerusalem artichokes are
of particular interest,
because they can grow 'in
marginal soil, don't need fer-
tilizer, are resistant to com-
mon plant diseases, and con-
tain one of the highest car-
bohydrate yields when ctm-
pared with ether conven-
tional crops.
Alcohol can also be used to
replace petroleum as a raw
material for the production
of ethylene and . other
chemicals that are used for
making petroleum-based
products, including plastics.
Dr. Kosaricts research
team has done extensive
work over the past several
years on .improving ,free cell
fermentationof fuel alcohol.
The costs of producing fuel
alcohol from Jerusalem ar-
tichokes has been estimated
at -$1.60 per gallon for a
100,000 -gallon fermentation
facility, but about 77 cents a
gallon for a 1,000,000 gallon
fermentation facility, depen-
ding on the cost of the raw
materials_
Other researchers involv-
ed in Dr. Kosaric's project
include Dr. Andrzej Wiec-
zorek, a visiting research
associate from Poland,
research assistant Shelley
Kliza, and several graduate
students.
Dr. Margaritis' team is
working on what he
describes as "truly novel
fermentation technology"
which has the potential to
ferment in eight hours or
less the same amount it
would take 48 to 72 hours to
ferment using traditional
methods.
He said that research done
over the last several years
has indicated that smaller,
snore energy efficient
fermenters can be used to
produce higher rates and
yields of alcohol.
The immobilized .cell
technology also has possible
applications in other areas of
biotechnology such as
specialty chemicals, waste
treatment processes, food
processes, production of an-
tibioticsand a wide variety
of pharmaceutical products,
Dr. Margaritis said.
Others involved in Dr.
Margaritis' project for
Agriculture Canada include
research associate Dr.
Michael Channon and
research assistant Chris
Brown.
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When You Can Own This Home
FOR LESS
101/8%ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE
And Information Available Upon Request
GK REALTY.
4 Insurance Inc.
53 West St Goderich
__ _._. _524-21 18 .
This frame Bungalow
Features - 3 belAr-earas,
oat -in kitchen,
Ilvingroom, 1-4 pc. & 1-3
pc. bath, finished family
room, laundry . room,
treed lot, private drive,
low taxes.
PRICE REDUCED -EXCELLENT VALUE'
GODERICH ' - New
aluminum siding, 3
bedroom ranch, newly
insulated, largo kitchen,
patio doors, dock, 2
baths, family room with
bar. Detached garage 72
x 176 lot. 016 - Call Clare
524-2118.
MUST SELL - ACT NOW
1'/9 storey, 4 bedrooms,
eat -1n kitchen, plain
floor family room a.
laundry room, garage.
Lame treed blit, leve
taxes. Priced to sell -
We'II present all offers.
MAKE US AN OFFER - MUST BE
SOLD
NEAR BENMIL
An exceptional country estate of 15 acres.
Former riding school, large riding arena and
horse barn. Featuring beautiful Bavarian
style home. Reduced price. H09
LER
8 ACRES NEAR TOWN
Hobby farm with new 32° x 60' steel barn with hay
loft set up for horses. Newly refurbished 1'/2 storey
home with 3 bedrooms. Hardwood floors and trim.
Make us an offer. HB18
DUNGANNON AREA
2.9 acre hobby farm with large 1'/2 storey four
bedroom home. Single tar garage and small barn.
Make us an offer. HB,T9
CLOSE TO GODERICH
Beautiful country home, newly stuccoed, hot water
heat. Throe bedrooms, large kitchen, dlninb room,
living, room and den. Two fireplaces, two bathrooms..'
Can be purchased with S5 acres -of -excellent farm,
land. Reduced to sell. 01
RIVER VIEW
Below '60,000.00 • 2.5 acres. Cosy 2 bedroom home,
living room, kitchen, sun room, 3 pce. bath, 2
-_detached._garages,._ guest .. cabin _and barn. Must be
seen. 030
RIVER FRONTAGE
New 3 bedroom chalet with balcony, cathedral
ceilings, fireplace, full basement, sun deck. A
beautiful retreat along the river. Priced right. 029
HOLMESVILLE AREA,
Country living at Its finest. Large newly refurbished
11/2 storey home on 20 acres, featuring large kit-
chen, dining room, family room. sun porch. 4 piece
bath, three bedrooms. Also Iorga shed suitable for
workshop etc. Open for offers -11820
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John Talbot
Res. 524-2520
Bruce Fisher
Off. 524-2118
Clare Sager
Res. 5g4-0995
.-UNDER.'35,000 - 4. bedrooms; -large -kitchen, 2 and •4 pc.
bath. Detached garage. Close to downtown. Make us
an offer. G8
BENMILLER AREA - Below '60,000. 2.5 acres, River-
view, 2. bedrooms, livingroom, kitchen,• sunroom. 3 pc.
• bath, 2 detached garages, guest cabin' and born. Must
be seen. G30
UNDER •20,000 - Country living in park setting, 3
bedrooms, 12' x 65' Marlette includes 8" x 23' expando,
12' x 14' workshop, fridge, stove, washer, dryer,
freezer and drapes included. Terms available. 025
B LUEWAtER BEACH COTTAGE UNDER '14.011 - 3
bedrooms, living room and kitchen. 50' x 125' treed lot. •
Make us an offer. 026
.PRICED TO SELL - 3 bedroom, 4 piece both, new in-
sulation, close to downtown. Priced below '39,000. 62
MUST SELL - Price reduced, 5 unit °perti ent building,
close to downtown, renovated 1977. 11% mortgage. 03
E XCELLENT VALUE - 2 storey, 3 bedroom home, new
kitchen; new insulation, 1 car garage. Treed lot, Priced
below '45,000.010
13% MORTGAGE - 2100 square foot ranch, 104 by 171
ft. lot, 2 car garage, Iivingroom, diningroom, main floor
family room, kitchen; 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 fireplaces, •
full basement, patio doors to deck, main floor laundry.
Priced below'90,000. on,
NEW LISTING - 10'/4% mortgagie, 3 bedrooms,
Iivingroom, kitchen, family room, 2-3 piece baths, large
lot, priced below '40,000. 022
LARGE LOT - Make us an offer. (72 ft. by 171 ft.) 3
bedroom ranch, large kitchen, 1-4 piece and 1-3 piece
bath, family room with bar, 'detached garage. Main-
tenance free exterior. 016 '
MOBILE AND EXTRA LOT - 20 by 60 Paramount. 2
bedroom?;, fridge, stove, drapes and 30 ft. T.V. tower
included. Asking below '15,600. G20
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - 1.5 acres. Must be seen.
Approximately 3000 sq. ft. with offices. Terms
available. Make us an offer! G21
COUNTRY PROPERTY - 2 storey 4 bedroom frame. Kit-
chen, Iivingroom, diningroom. Large lot. Low taxes.
Detached garage. Pricedbelow '45,000. 019
PRICE REDUCED
WEST END View of Lake. 4 bedroom split, Iivingroom,
diningroom,,' kitchen, family room, 2 baths, paved
drive. Priced to sell. 017
PRICE REDUCED - Make'us an offer! 101/4% mortgage.
2 storey, 3 bedroom brick, 66.by:200 ft.' lot, recently
renovated Iivingroom, diningroom, chain floor family
room, laundry •room; 1-4 piece and 1-2 piece bath.
Large garage and workshop. Priced below '49,000. 018
PRICE REDUCED - 3 bedroom ranch. 84 by 264 ft. lot.
Fireplace, Iivingroom, diningroom, .family room, paved
• drive, carport. 19 by 41 ft. in.ground pool. 06
' COUNTRY RETREAT - 13% .mortgage, -3Y acres, 2
stocked trout ponds. Bush. 20 by 40 in -ground pool,
° garage, 3 bedrooms. ,Iivingroom, diningroom, kitchen,
. family room,' fireplace. Must be seen. G0
WE HAVE MANY - farms and hobby farms for sole in
Huron County : for complete details contact John Talbot
and Clare Sager
LISTINGS WANTED
If you are thinking of Buying or Solllrlg your
property, contact G.K. Realty, 524.2118 member
Huron Real Estate Board and Multiple Listing Ser-
vice.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN YOUR
OWN HOME?
We have the answer with this Marlette Mobile
Home with 7 x 30 expondo an a nice lot with full
facilities, - cab! TV, snow ploughing. garbage pick-
up etc. This home Includes fridge, stove, 3 piece
bath, targe living room, kitchen, throe bedrooms.
'13,500.00. Vendor will holll 14% mortgage. 032
BLUEWATER BEACH COTTAGE
UNDER '1000.00
3 . bedrooms, living room and kitchen. 50' x 125',
treed lot. Make us an offer. 026
FIVE MINUTES FROM TOWN
Country living on .2_.acres. -Featuring a "newly
renovated-.-3-....bedroom- ..home, full basement ----2- -
bathrooms, fireplace, large living room, dining
room and kitchen. HB14
We have many more forms and hobby farms for sale
In Huron County - for complete details contact John
Talbot.
LISTINGS WANTED
If you are thinking of buying or selling your proper-
ty, contact O.K. Realty & Ins. 524-2118. Member
Huron Real Estate Board and Multiple Listing Ser-
vice.
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