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SCAT RROR RARE PEAR ICA MO BR BRU AR 3 eA UN Miia a 32 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, April 8, 1981 Ter A Sw as Eig Ta et or" EN As Re TN dh Ror Sannin; Kenia a i a Rr EE, Ca oo & a Se ad I" - ay "o re oy - ~~ Fee -- Wags Ta Fro ,- Hvidsten - Taylor The museum church on Scugog Island was the setting for a lovely wedding on February 14, 1981 when Nancy Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Taylor of Scarborough became the bride of Peter Hvidsten. Reverend Reg Rose officiated at the double ring ceremony. The couple now reside in Prince Albert, Ontario. I MINI CINE MA sgs5.8535 APRIL 9th - 10th - 11th EXTRA SHOW: THURSDAY - 8 P.M. Friday 7 & 9 P.M. Saturday - 8 P.M. SEEMS LIKE CHEVY'S FALLING FOR GOLDIE ALL hn OVER AGAIN. ie Chevy Goldie Charles Chase Hawn 'Goodin' Neil Simon's: APRIL 12 "SPECIAL SHOW SUNDAY - 8:00 P.M. ie ar a MAD kx {£1 1 ARKOFF Presesiy RELEASED BY AERCAR INTERRATENAL A FILMREYS CF = IIT TTS TTS 1 A As LJ AT. "SAAT Se B04 Mr Ie AE (Yn TATRA AY A NY Hed 3 AE CASE... a program to help small business succeed If you are the owner, man- ager of a small business and are having problems making it profitable there is help just around the corner. The Federal Business Dev- elopment Bank offers fin- ancial assistance and management counselling, training and information services to small businesses. Financial services includes assistance to new or existing business of almost every type in Canada, which do not have other sources of fin- ancing available to them, on reasonable terms and conditions. Management Services includes Counsel- ling Assistance to Small Enterprises (CASE) as well as seminars.and information sessions. At least four Port Perry businesses have made use of the CASE programme gqper- ated by the FBDB to varying. degrees of success, but all agree the program is excellent. The objectives of the CASE program are to aid in the strengthening of small bus- iness management practices by making available to them, technical manage- ment advice provided by appropriately experienced LARA 3 aX A «Serr | "personnel. * Most significant to the bus- (CASE) of the FBDB practitioners of business at'a reasonable cost They will also counsel individuals thinking about opening a new business, helping them to avoid many of the pitfalls which often cost them Dinecessaty expenses. The counsellors are retired persons that. are experts in their chosen fields. Whether itfs a machinist, accountant or purchasing agent etc. you. . are in need of assistance from, the CASE program and has personnel waiting to help. Not only is this valuable assistance to the businessman, but it also has the benefit of providing a worthwhile activity for active minded, retired bus- iness management inessman is the relative small cost for the counsellors service. The charge for this service is at the rate of $7 per hour for actual counselling, plus research and report writing. All other pertinent expenses - such as travel, meals etc. are absorbed the the FBDB. The man in charge of this special counselling area' is | JACKIE'S SEWING | SPRING in ees. SPECIALIZING IN: Until April 14, 1981 Hemming - Zippers - Alterations - Drapes 'Suedes & Leathers - Re-lining Coats & Jackets ! 20% OFF all COATS HEMMED { } } } } ~ Port Cleaners - 255 Queen St!- 985-7105 T Ralgro pellets are im- planted in the animal's Shur-Gain protection RALGRO: for growth promotion, and improved feed efficiency i in beef cattle. ear and can be used for suckling calves. grow- ing beef calves. feed lot steers and heifers. Ralgro pellets do not adversely affect carcass - grade or yield. and they are non toxic. For feed- ing periods longer than 90 - 100 days. a second implant at 80 - 100 days 1S recommended. @ es 8 i i animal health service Get Ralgro at your Shur-Gain Dealer Shur-Gain-- for the modern farmer FALGRO BLACKSTOCK PORT PERRY WALLACE MARLOW CO. LTD. PHONE 986-4201 PHONE 985-7363 Le rr ca ------------y | Fg ® yi PRAY AA EES Kt JH Re PBELATR a Wa LEMS ER - Peterboroug, Lorne MacInnis. He is avail- able by picking up the phone and calling him at the Oshawa' branch 'at 571-1355. Maclnnis- is a former executive with Frigidaire, Philco and Motorola and was appointed co-ordinator of the bank's Counselling Assis- tance to Small Enterprise in June 1978. His responsi- bilities for the program covers Scarborough, Durham Region, Northum- berland, Peterborough, Victoria and- Haliburton counties. MacInnis says about 80 _ percent of the businesses in Canada are small, (75 employees or less). Past and present trends indicate clearly that more and more people wish to be masters of their own destiny and have a -strong desire to operate and manage their own business. Many would-be entrep- eneurs have weaknesses in many areas, for example, their lack of 'purchasing ability, how to price, how to display merchandise, what stock to carry and how many turns of inventory they should anticipate for maxi- mum profitability. There are a multitude of problems that can beset any business at any time. Many times; the problems result from inad- equate financial planning, poor forecasting and under- capitalization, Many lack the ability to establish efficient bookkeeping systems; prompt collection of accounts receivable, along with prompt payment of suppliers' invoices. are common problems. Some businessmen commit themselves to leases without sufficient careful study of the contents, and consequently find them- selves in a great deal of trouble." Unfortunately, many. small businesses do not call - for help until it is too latge. "There are enough problems running a business, without gatting off on the wrong feot,"" said MacInnis. "Counselling saves a lot of ~ tire, money, frustration and griof." -Maclnnis's counsellors are retived business people, mos of whom have gone throws 1 the trial and error meth! of conducting busine: es over the past thirty 1. ars, and can rem- ember 'i e benefits of their experieiv e, The Lu kground of our counsello-. covers virtually every segr. ent of business. There are 55 counsellors 11 the Oshawa, Lindsay area. (including. those in Cobourg and Port Hope), but the Bank has access to 500 in 'Ontario and 2,000 throughout Canada. While it does not happen often, there are occasions when a counsellor. . is requested to visit another ~ provinced, because of his "particular expertise. When this occurs, . the expenses incurred for travel are absorbed by the Bank. After the initial enquiry, it is Maclnnis's job to select a counsellor with the right background for the part- icular situation involved. The counsellor, after oneor a number of interviews puts his recommendations in a report to MacInnis, who examines and edits the report and sends a copy to the client. All information is strictly confidential. Photo contest The Kawartha Region Con- servation Authority, in conjunction with the Victoria County Spring Festival of the Arts, is holding a photo- graphy contest, based on the theme "Spring in the Kawarthas". Entries will be shown at the 'Spring Reflections' art show at Sir Sandford Fleming College, Lindsay, between May 19-31, 1981. Prizes for winning entries are: 1st - $40; 2nd - 2 books on photography by a Canadian photographer; 3rd - a subscription to '""Nature Canada" magazine. The contest is open to amateur photographers, and photographs must have been taken within the Kawartha - Scugog area. Prints may be black and white, or colour, and must be at least 8" x 10" in size. Photographs must be matted or cardboard mounted. Entries must be received at the Kawartha Region Conservation Authority by May 11 and may be picked up following" the contest on June 1, 1981. For more information, contact the Kawartha Region Conservation authority, Box 819, Heritage House, Fenelon Falls, © 887-3112. ood HOSPITAL REPORT Week Ending April 2nd Admissions ..................... 23 Births .............ooovveiiiinnns 3 Deaths .............cccuvune. Nil Emergencies ................. 176 Operations ...................... 7 Discharged ..................... 22 Remaining ......................37 UXBRIDGE Budget CAR AND TRUCK RENTAL CANADA'S LARGEST ALL-CANADIAN VEHICLE RENTER *Ask about our Weekend Rates * LOOK FOR THE BUDGET SIGN IN THE ESSO CENTRE - HWY. 47 S. UXBRIDGE - 852-7733