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The Rural Voice, 1986-06, Page 58HIGHLAND WELL DRILLING ( OMMF:RCIAI. — FARM — ItISII)I 1IA1. GUARANTEED WELLS WELL CLEANING & REPAIRS PUMP INSTALLATION & SERVICE VI AR -ROI NI) SERVICE 1 REF F%'Tl A/TICS 519-369-6363 • e 293 CARAFRAXA S. DURHAM AFTER 11OI'RS CAI.I. FRI(' %SII tine 519-334-3)(..3 1 ..............I ■ 00 OFF i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 i ■ ■ ■ ■ i ■ • lifetime electronic ignition for reliable, all -season starting ■ • inertia activated Quickstop® • ■ chain brake for increased ■ ■ operator protection ■ ■ • automatic chain oiling ■ ■ • also available with 18" or ■ ■ 21" bar. iSTIHL' ■ The World's Larges) Selling Chain Saw 1 ■ the STIML 028 Super. Now S399.95* while stocks last. • 16"bar Factory Authorized offer: • 52 cc engine • anti -vibration system for smoother, easier cutting ▪ Available at: ■ HUMPHREY ■ STRAWBRIDGE • ■ COMPANY LIMITED ■ 400 Huron Street. Stratford 271.9557 NEWS Project needs volunteer drivers The Women's Centre and Women's House of Bruce County serve women in crisis in Grey and Bruce — 70 to 80 per cent of the women who come into the centres, come because of abuse to them- selves or their children. Many women across the 35 sq. km of the twin county area find getting to the centres a major difficulty, either because their family situation limits access to a car or because it is a rural community with larger distances between services. The sheer size of Grey -Bruce means that there are still areas of the two counties where there are no drivers. This spring, the transpor- tation project hopes to locate volunteers willing to help with the occasional driving in the following areas: North of Wiarton, Dundalk area, Markdale/Flesherton, and the Kincardine area. Contact: Marilyn Struthers, Network Co- ordinator, 519-371-1600 or 1-800-265-3722. ❑ Bruce cattlemen: chance to vote The Bruce County Cattlemen are holding a meeting on Tuesday, June 3 to give beef producers in the county the chance to vote on whether or not they want the com- pulsory check -off to be refun- dable. The meeting begins at 8 p.m. at the Chesley Community Centre. At the present time, the check- off is two per cent of the gross sale value of the cattle or twenty cents per one hundred dollars. This money is used to fund national advertising, the Ontario Cat- tlemen's Association, Canadian Cattlemen's Association, and the Beef Information Centre. Cat- tlemen have the option of applying to have this money refunded. The Ontario Cattlemen's Association (OCA) has approach- ed the Ontario Minister of Agriculture and Food to have this made non-refundable. They also want the amount of the check -off to be on a value-added basis. The meeting will be an opportunity for producers to make their views known by way of a vote. Edgar Wideman, President of the OCA will be at the meeting. ❑ 1 TOLL FREE LINE 1-800-265-4590 Local call 284-2807 COLONIAL PLATES & DOLLS LTD. 7 Water St., St. Marys, Ont. NOM 2V0 Open Mon. -Sat. 10:30-5 PM, Sun. 2.4 PM 7th Anniversary SALE Now on Save 30% on all horses LARGE HORSE Reg. $.1/065 SALE $34.96 1 SMALL HORSE Reg. 54'5 SALE $15.36 Over 200 different horses in stock. Mares, Foals, Appaloosa, Shetland, Special Items, etc. 'Send for free newsletter. Come in and join us at our Anniversary Sale Phone orders welcome — au shipments lull Insured 14D(PLATES NOW IN STOCK ICheques, Money Orders L ISA order Tolllree 1400-265.4590 MIN FREE COFFEE SCOTT DRAINAGE COMPLETE FARM DRAINAGE SERVICE — PLASTIC — CLAY — CONCRETE LAND IMPROVEMENT EROSION CONTROL STRUCTURES — EXPERIENCED — CERTIFIED CONTRACTORS — OMAF GRANTS AVAILABLE 519-395-3563 395-2992 RIPLEY ONTARIO JUNE 1986 57