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BUSINESS OUTLOOK IS Instrumentation made Olympics safer place This means less hassle for those people always getting stopped at the metal detector A normal amount of keys will not alert the system It can electronically differentiate between loose me tallies and a solid mass of metal such as a knife or gun said Mr Kiddie Another drug detection device distributed by Corrigan Jnstrumen Is the system or Elemental Scan The Scan was created at Astrophysics In California but Is In Canada by Corrigan The functions on the basts of an elements composition which Is determined by the element atomic number Low atomic numbers from one to ten are assigned to organic living substances and high atomic numbers are given to inorganic substances such as metals Georgetown a In Is 100 per cent Cana according to Pave Kiddie sales manager for the company that produced security equipment for the Olympic Games Corrigan Instrumentation on Sinclair Avenue Is the head office of a company that produces security equipment We have an Industrial equipment department and division online metal detectors analytical rays and industrial rays all manufactured in Canada said Mr Kiddle Corrigan supplies the and Transport Canada with drug letting equipment for Immigration and air ports They are presently testing new equipment designed for metal detection We have a new walk through metal detector It has excellent discrimination It allows you to take normally carried Items keys glasses change but you cannot take a weapon through It said Mr Kiddie Farm safety stressed Onehalf a too of bay changed the life of beef farmer Neil Staple on A bale of hay speared loosely on the end of his loader flew back and pin the fanner to his seat making Mr Staple ton another of the many On farmers who have had a close brush with death on the farm There were 31 farm related deaths In Ontario in 1987 an Increase of six from While the Ontario farmer has become more safety cautious there are still too many needless farm fatalities according to president Bob Educating farmers about arm safety and even stirring testimony by those Injured while on the farm are two ways to help prevent the next ac cident from happening Mr Stapleton baa a story every farmer hopes they never are able to teO I had Just cleared out a pen of steers and I tried to lift a bale with a single fourfoot long spear on my loader said the Auburn Ont farmer speaking at the Farm Safety Association annual meeting He noticed he bale was speared only about twofeet deep but Instead of the bale to make sure it was secure the farmer continued to work lifting the bale although his wheels were spinning in about 18 inches of melting snow A video monitor is attached to the EScan system The colors on the monitor register orange for organic mailer and blue for Inorganic mat ler The detection equipment will show large areas of orange where there is a dense mass of organic matter Hashish cocaine and would register orange on the video monitor as would most ex plosives Other substances may appear to have the same density and compos lion as a narcotic Any dense orange area Is Investigated A plastic hair brush would show up orange said Mr Kiddle Corrigan supplied the Calgary Olympics with four ray machines at the main gale of the Olympic villages and at the broadcast centre They also supplied metal detectors and a van with the EScan system We supplied over million worth of security equipment to the Winter Olympics said Dave Kid die Transport Canada is currently testing the latest metal detectors from Dave Kiddle that the machines will be In airports In a year But Instrumentation has plenty of work In the meantime They Just received an order from Cuba for IB ray machines said Mr Kiddie supplies air Jamaica Guyana and Saint Lucia with security equipment as well Officials are careful about the II legal transport of goods into their countries because airlines have a responsibility for unclaimed contraband said Mr Kiddie Corrigan is at work on one of their latest projects Ex Vapor Detectors are to be Into he metal detector system Corrigan Instrumentation Is doing well Sales figures for the fiscal year were up million over the previous year The company pro jects 7mllllon In sales for A few words from GEORGETOWN FRUIT MARKET Injection plastics has 11 staff ByDlAIIANNNADEAU Herald Special Jim Timleck established Jay Plastics Co in Georgetown In Jay Plastics makes a variety of Smile Injection molds many of em custom designed for a number df customers Mr has lived in Georgetown since 1948 He got In volved In the plastic business in 1953 Before starting his own company Mr worked at Smith and Stone here In town for a number of years After is years In the business Fie felt It was time to become his own boss He founded Jay Plastics with one employee in 1979 Now he has 11 employees and pi ins for continuing expansion He began with one machine and will soon be purchasing his seventh His son who has been working with him for many years has now returned to university to study marketing Mr Timleck does not employ a large sales force most of the customers come to him The company has a very diver sifled manufacturing base Mr Timleck says that the company can produce basically anything if it is the right size The firm is not equip ped lo produce large Items such as bumpers for a car wit can manufac ture various knobs and similar smaller Hems for Currently they make parts for folding doors Items for packaging companies the little black American Express trays resented to restaurant customers and even toothbrushes The toothbrushes ore veiling ones with a place to put toothpaste They come in a cigar shaped plastic case and ore easy to replenish and replace the head can be changed cheaply and It Is much more economical and convenient than the usual travelling toothbrush The company has not made a strong ef fort to sell these brushes retail but Mr Timleck has sold a number to volunteer organizations who can then sell the brushes at a profit and raise quite a bit of money In this fashion School and church groups might want to take note of this The company is located on Arm strong Avenue here in Georgetown with a space of square feet Of the 11 employees at Joy Plastics on ly one has been there for less than two years Most have been with Mr for eight or nine years Mr Timleck hopes that his son will con tinue with the business In the years ahead When Jim docs retire he will be all set be coowns the Acton Meadows Golf Course Put yourself in the tit picture tfttfc mm This year changes be made he way your local is elected so thai it can better serve the unity Find out during Local Government Week During Local Govemmenl 16 there will be special events displays posters and pamphlets to help you find out how these changes can benefit you Dont be missing on May The Government of preparing a list of eligible vol cm for municipal elections of sending someone to your door to ask the questions you begetting an enumeration notice by mail shortly Please complete this notice as soon as possible and mail it back in the postage paid envelope by May 12th Your answers will confirm your to vote municipal dec and also certain parts of your new electoral choree of voting for either English or Frenchlanguage school trustees Vote your choice In November Local Government elections will be held on November 1 this year Vote for the can didates who share your visioa LOCAL GOVERNMENT WEEK APRIL 11 16 WHY WOULD ANYBODY WANT TO AM ELECTRIC HEATER Since Hydro installed an electric water heater Im up to my ears in hot water and that means more baths I hate baths Low monthly rental charge pennies a day No charge normal installation and servicing during regular working hours just leave it to us Greater capacity stores up to more hot water than gas Greater efficiency direct heating and better insulation Flexible location it has no vent or flue and can be located where you need it Call us today to rent an efficient 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