Times-Advocate, 1986-01-29, Page 22Page 6A
Times -Advocate, January 29, 1986
6 Set vices
WE DO ODD JOBS
• Dog Grooming
Furniture Refinishing
House Cleaning, etc.
Phone: 235-0415 or 235-1689
5.6c
DRAFTING
MECHANICAL
ARCHITECTURAL
Phone 235-1689
5,6c
KEN'S UPHOLSTERY
Residential and Commercial
Upholstery and Repairs
Call 228-6484 r-
after 6 p.m.
5,6e
D & F SNOW REMOVAL, do all drive
ways, Exeter area. Reasonable rates
235-1785 or 235-1108. Call anytime. 5,6c
7 Livestock
CATTLE - We pay the top price for poor-
ly doing unthrifty crippled or recently in-
jured cattle (free or drugs). Call collect
evenings or early morning. We have a radio
equipped truck in your area twice daily.
John Ansems 1-238-2796 Grand Bend- ltfn
PUREBRED DUROC, York Boars, ROP
test. Also bred and open guilts. Govern-
ment health inspected. Also a good selec-
tion of Yorkshire Gilts bred Landtance.
Ted Schendera, 225-2734. 24ftn
YORK Land Duroc Hamp spot, York x
Hamp, Hamp x Duroc, and bred gilts.
ROP tested, reasonably prices, free
delivery. Richard Stroebel, RR 2, Granton
225-2587 or 284-2628- 1-12c
ARABIAN part -bred mare. Very pretty,
good conformation, excellent disposition,
no vices. Professionally trained. Phone
229-6481. 4,5c
QUARTER -HORSE MARE, 8 years old,
registered Chestnut, quiet disposition, pro-
fessionally trained in Western, shown at
amateur level, contact Darlene Snell after
c•00 p.m. Phone 228-6479. 4,5c
9 Sports Equipment,Vehicles
11 Cars, Trucks
1976 VOLVO STATION WAGON, e)t-
Wient running condition. 4 speed with
overdrive. $1,500.00 or best offer.
262-3401)•
1975 VOLVO 164E fuellnjection. auto, air,
electric windows. Pirellis. handyman's
special Best offer 565-2124. 5'
1979 SUNBIRD HATCHBACK, good
condition, as is. $2,200 or best offer. Cam
Arlie at 1-238-2251.
1982 V-6 PONTIAC 6000, tinted glass,
sports mirrors. radio -4 speakers, under-
coated. Approximately 4,800 km or 2,800
miles. Good gas mileage. Call Paul
524-2296 evenings. 5,6c
1977 HONDA, 83,000 kilometres, runs and
looks well, cheap transportation. Best of-,
fer. Call Rick at 236-4102. 5tfnc
1973 JIMMY 4x4 redone inside and out.
Excellent condition. 235-1104. 4,Sc
1971 PICKUP GMC. 6 cylinder standard
5850.00. Phone 527-1529. 4,5c
1982 OLDS OMEGA. power steering,
power brakes and stereo. Excellent condi-
tion. Phone 227-4469. 5c
1983 FORD 150 PICK UP, in new condi-
tion. 70.000 kilometres, late evenings or
early morning. 228-6288. Stfnc
12 Pets
REASONABLY PRICED. Fox Hound
and Walker Pups. Call 237-3402. 45tfx
2 -LAB PUPPIES, 3 months old to give
away. 235-0485 after 3 p.m.
13 Musical Instruments
BONTEMPI CHORD ORGAN, like new,
excellent condition, Good for Beginners
music lessons, or pleasure 482-9297 after
5 p.m. 3tfn nc
LEO 5 string banjo, with hardshell case.
% price S200. Can seen at Exeter Elec-
tric. - 4.5.6nc
14 Appliances, Television
ELECTROLUX USED VACUUM, in ex-
cellent condition with power nozzle (only
S195.00) Call 228-6531. 4,5SA
15 Personal
JOHN DEERE SNOWMOBILE, electric
start and cover under, under 500 miles, ex-
cellent condition, S1,000, also wanted to
buy truck topper for a small, short box
pick-up. 461-0155. 5SA
1978 YAMAHA ET 250, good condition
and very dependable. S700.00 including
cover. 237-3652. 4,5c
1978 340 TNT in Al condition, new track
and good mechanical condition. SI,000.00
237-3652.
2 - 1984 HONDA ATC's, 1 Big Red with
shaft drive and reverse and 1-125 CC with
electric start and hi -lo range. Asking
52,500.00 for pair or will sell separately.
SSA
Phone 284-2740.
1977 SKIDOO 440 CC, excellent condition,
only 1500 mi. Speedo, Tach, Spare belt,
cover, carbide runners 5950,00 or offer or
trade for smaller Skidoo or Yamaha.
236-4661, evenings. SSA
1980 J. D. SPITFIRE. Asking 5850.00.
237-3225. 5,6c
YAMAHA -SNOWMOBILE, STX 340, ex-
cellent condition, low miles,.completely ser-- -
viced, new pistons, rings this year.
51,400.00. 237-3767. 5nc
1984 YAMAHA PHAZER, 2,300 km,
- Like new condition, 52,800 or best offer.
Call 235-2173 after 6 p.m. 5c
2 BED SNOWMOBILE TRAILER with
12" Box, tail gate and tilt bed. 284-1547.
5SA
11 Cars, Trucks
OLDER USED CARS and trucks. Give us
a call. Town Line Collision. 228-6700.34tfn
PERFORMANCE and
CUSTOM EQUIPMENT
For Cars, Trucks and Vans available at
EXETER PRECISION
MACHINE and WELDING
168 Thames Rd. W. Exeter, Ontario
Phone 235-1035
1 t fn
1976 CHEVROLET NOVA, 2 door, 6
cylinder, standard transmission. first
5800.00. Phone 262-3205. 5SA
1980 FORD FAIRMONT, 129,000 km.,
200 C.I. engine, P.S., P.B., automatic, 4
door. recent paint. muffler. tailpipe, rear
shocks, Halogen Headlights. As is
32,795.00 or best offer. Phone 235-0375.
SSA
1985 OLDSMOBILE 98, mint condition,
10,000 kilometres 235-1866. 4,5c
The Feria Credit Cer'pereflon
trIgor:est efse
for
LOCATION:2 miles south of Clinton
LEGAL DISC: tot 43, Concession 1 L.R.S.,
Township of Tuck.rtmith, County of Huron
LANG: 100 acres. 91 workable
111.2101: 3 bedroom frame haus.. 65 to 70
sow farrowing born. drive shed and older
bank born.
NOT1(8):
1. 60 acres of lend is lensed to August 16.
1986.
2. Approximately $6.500.00.. S% mangose
owed to 0.-1 F.t. coning for payments of
2925 annually may be assumed as port of
the purchase price.
3 Approximately ss8.600.00., /-'A% mor-
tgage owed to F.C.C. coiling for payments
of 53.110.00 semi-annually may be assumed
os port of the purchase price.
A certified deposit of 27,000.00. must ac-
company the offer.
Offers to purchase must brt received at the
Field Office listed blow by February 15,
1986. Closing is normally 30 days after oc•
ceptance unless other arrangements op -
proved by vendor.
All offers to purchose and inquiries should
b. ododr.ssed to.
PICI
Fr`ARMT CORPORATION CANADA
ATTN: M.F. Rows
21 E.st str..t. P.O. see 155
Ooderlch, Ontario NSA 521
T.lephen. No. ($12)124411111
N ne.iwwN, !.(spheno (519)111.1191
Mosso rotor !.Ills number: !!716.59/
IF YOU WANT to drink that's your
business. If you want to quit that's ours.
To speak with an AA member please phone
235-1973 or 227-4008. ,,, 48tfn
DATES GALORE. For all ages and unat-
tached. Thousands of members anxious to
meet you. Prestige Acquaintances Call, toll
free 1-800-263-9163 Hours Noon -8 p.m.5x
HOW TO PLAY Popular piano. New
home study course. Fast, easy method.
Guaranteed. Free information, write:
Popular Music Systems, Studio 26, 3284
Boucherie Road, Kelowna, BC VIZ 2H2.Sx
555 EARN 5400 to 52,000 part time or
52000 to 56000 fulltime per month. Now
expanding 'throughout Ontario Act now
Contact (519)238-2646. 5x
TWINS? If you know of a Twin in whom
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) has occurred please
let us know. The University of Manitoba
is the Canadian centre participating in an
International Research effort. The study
will involve a questionnaire to be completed
by one or both twins. Researchers are also
interested in other health problems as
cancer or diabetes in twins. Call Collect:
Dr. David Fish, Faculty of Medicine, Win-
nipeg, Man. (204)786-3643. - 5x
FREE SINGLES BULLETIN! Meet so-
meone _pice
o-meot epice. by_phone_pr cgrrespondence,
locally or province -wider. For rushed infor-
mation write: Barb, Box 2246-A, Sudbur-
ty P3A 4S1. State age. _ 5x
16 For Sale
FARMERS: Sprayed uretbene Insulation.
quality work at Western Ontario prices.
Certified applicators. Experienced in
agricultural retrofit since 1975. Call
Warmth insulation (613)267-6711, Box
460, Perth, Ont. KOH 301. Sx
ROSE CARVECRAFT carpet with under -
pad 10' x 22', 5300.00. Phone evenings
262-2004. Sc
HARVEST GOLD. 15 cu. ft. fridge,
automatic defrost. Matching 30" range.
Both in excellent condition. Sold as pair,
best offer. Phone 235-0217. 5•
FRIDGE, excellent condition, make Classic
Estate, 5300.00 Le Canadien water filter
with counter tap, was 5365.00 will sell for
S175.00. 235-0546 after 4 p.m. 4,Sc
20 PERCENT OFF, on alt winter clothes.
Jeans, coats, boots and shoes. Everthrift
Store, 157 Main St.. Exeter. 4 tfnc
CUT YOUR FUEL in half. Repower your
truck with used or reconditoned Diesels
from Japan. Price from 51749, C/W 5
speed. Dealer inquiries invited. Simpson
Power Products Ltd. 110 Woolridge St.,
Coquitham BC V3K 5V4 (604) 520.3611.5x
"PENNY -ROLLER" Trademark.
Patented. Wrap pennies, nickels, dimes and
quarters quickly and easilytl. One wraps all.
Uses free bank wrappers. Only S8.95
postpaid. (Please call 63 cents tax). Two for
516.00 (Please add SI .12 tax). Sendcheque
or M.O. to Penny -Roller Products, P.O.
Box 405. Fon Erie, Ont. L.2A 5N2.4,5,6,7x
USED DESKS, file cabinets, storage
cabinets, bookcases, office chairs, stacking
chairs, drafting boards, restaurant tables,
Lovers New and Used, 254 Adelaide Street
S., London (519)681-2254. Mon. - Fri. 9-5;
Sat. 9-12. 5x
QUEEN SIZE STEEL BED, frame, mat-
tress and split box springs. 262-5096.4,5c
QUEEN SIZE HIDE -A -BED sofa. Good
condition 5245.00, 20" Admiral B/W T.V.
good working condition, 560.00. 262-5025
4,5*
SAVE HUNDREDS on replacement cost.
Like new oil furnace "Priced to sell. Only
S350.00, includes two tanks. Call
1-235-2724. SSAtfnc/nc
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, sale9,
service, rental, supplies. Jerry Mathers
Typewriters, 94 Main St. 235-1840. 21t
FIREWOOD, well seasoned, delivered by
cord or larger truck loads. 236-4457 or
238-8454. 38tfn
WOOD - Hickory, Ash and Maple cut last
year. You pick up 580.00 one 1/2 tone
pickup load or 540.00 for 32 cu. ft. Phone
Ironwood Golf Club Exeter 235-1521 or
235-0707. SOtfn
G.E. MOTOR, 1/3 h.p. used on furnace
for short time S75; Sunbeam kerosene
heater, nearly new, 6000 BTu and fuel con-
tainer S85; ladies Bauer skates, white, size
8. good condition, 510. Phone 225-2269.
5SA
WOOD STOVE. Woodcraft, air tight,
double doors. excellent condition. 5300.00
or best offer. 238-5313 after. 5 p.m. 5,6c
MAN'S BULLOVA, gold watch with dia-
mond on face. Purchased for Christmas
gift (new) interested people - 294-6286.5•
CHILDREN'S WOOD TABLE and chair
set. Phone 262-3448 or 236-4539. 5,6c
HOCKEY PRACTICE NET, new,
assembled, used once, SIS.00. Phone
235-0896. 5c
USED CAR and truck parts. 'Phone
228-6214. McStephen Auto Wreckers.( -26c
BUILDINGS. Factory liquidation of in -
stock inventory Widths 30-120', Heights
10-22 ft. All priced for immediate sale. Buy
now, take spring delivery. Gulf Steel
1-416-828-6262. 5x
3 CHEAP FOR CA4H S All steel quonset
buildings never erec ed, ship anywhere,
40'x 100 for 59.999, Also 26 x 28, 35 x 36,
46 x 80 and a 40 x 60 straight wall (416)
699-6151. 5x
61/2 FT. NEW ANGLE SNOW PLOUGH
blade, no hydraulics, 5400.00 or best of-
fer. 227-1266. 4;5•
Auction Sale for
Boyes Farm Supply
Seaforth
Sat., Feb. 1 10:30 a.m.
See lost week's paper for full
listing.
Auctioneer Richard Lobb
MR. RUNNING BOARD. Absolutely
finest available. For Pickup's Vans, RV's
4x5's 30 month total warrantly. Atso our
new Solid State Light Bar for full length.
Lighting. Very impressive. Sold at all
United Co-op Stores in Ontario. For more
information Mr. Running Board, RR 5
Belleville, K8N 4Z5 (613)962-9717. 5x
PIANOS Apt -size. w/bench, 5995.00;
uprights, 52" 5495.00. Pianos refinished
from 5995.00. We buy, restore, 'refinish
pianos. village Piano Shop (behind Ken-
tucky Fried Chicken), Elmira.
(519)669-2280. 5x
WATER PROBLEMS? Rusty...Smelly...
Bad -Tasting Water... at last new
technology eliminates these and many other
problems...forever! Welt to faucet purifica-
tion for the entire water system. Eliminates
distillers, liquid chlorinators, iron and
faucet filters - Free 6 -month trial offer. See
- results for yourself. If you want Better
Water for Better Country Living call (24
hours) 1-800-268-2656. Area 807
(416)624-4344 or write Aztec Water
Purification Systems, 203 - 1030 Kamato
Rd., Mississauga, Ont. L4W 4B6 The
"Lowest" Cost System that Really works.
5x
NOTICE TO ALL RESIDENTS OF
THE TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH
Kindly be advised that the Municipal Council inten-
ds to pass
BY-LAW NO. 10.1986
o by -low prohibiting the driving of motorized snow vehicles along or
upon any sidewalk. parks or streets in any uban areos within the Town-
ship of Tuckersmith.It is the intention of the Council that this matter will
be again discussed at their regular meeting on February I1th, 1986.
Anyone wishing to make a presentation or review the by -low. should
contact the municipal office during normal office hours prior to that date.
J.R. McLACHLAN,
Mork -Tr .surer
Township of Tuch.rsoolth
j)
18
Wan tr,,l
FARMERS TO GROW hay for r caib
crop. For more details write to Box 292,
Exeter or phone JB Farm Commodities,
135-2984. •
LARGE AMOUNTS of 1st or 2nd cut
Timothy and Alfalfa hay. Good quality.
Suitable for horses. square bales. Call JB
Farm Commodities 235-2984. Itfnc
FARMERS WANTED,•who arepaying
too much tax or are nbt using all the tax
breaks available. Phone us today! Appoint-
ment times available to process 1985 Jaz
returns in your home. Farm Business Con-
sultants, 2109 Oxford St., E., London,:
N5V 2Z9. Call toll free 1-800-265-1002. In'
business year round helping.farmersfor
over 34 years. 4x
BARNS AND BRICK HOUSES, wanted
for new demolition year. Most demolition
work done for materials. Some done for
small fee. Book early for spring demolition.
Phone Huron Demolition after 6:00 p.m.58
at 235-2909. -
APPROXIMATELY 1100 square feet
storage space in Exeter. Concrete floor and
minimum 12' high ceiling required. Reply
in writing tp Box 64P, Exeter Times -
Advocate. Exeter, Ont. NOM ISO. 5c
MATE'S BED, white, spindle with storage
drawers, mattress included, matching night
table, good condition 237-3798. 5c
ANTIQUE DINING ROOM suite, con-
sisting of table, six chairs, buffet and china
cabinet. Solid walnut. Excellentscondition,
229-8979. 5c
ONE COUCH, 2 matching chairs 525.00..
Days 235-2277, nights 235-1848. 5c -
GIRLS WHITE DESK and chair, chest
drawers -and -bed 3200.00. -Dining set, -like -
new.
et,tike--
new. tabk,iour chairs,• thine and hutch
5600.00. 2 pc. Chesterfield set and velvet
rocker 5350.00. Call 238-5183. 5SA
FILTER QUEEN VACUUM with warran-
ty, only used a couple of times. All at-
tachments plus power nozzle. Purchase
price S1,026.00,.Wil1 sacrifice S600.00. Call
228-6531. SSA,
APPLES
MACS, DELICIOUS, SPYS
Open Saturdays
No. 4 Hwy. at
Crediton Rd.
FRANK SAWYER
- 2tfnc
19 Property For Sale
RESTORED FOUR BEDROOM, knotty
pine country kitchen, main floor laundry,
beamed living room and bedroom, Franklin
fireplace, new storms and screens, 16' x 20'
cottage, 12' x 24' above ground pool. Call
237-3578. - , 3 tfnc
100 ACRE TILED DAIRY FARM, barn
45x100, plus loose shed, 36 stalls, approx-
imately 65 head of cattle with quota, silo
18x60 with unloader, pipeline milker, stable
cleaner, paved barnyard, implement shed,
garage, brick house. e. 236-4170. lus machinery. Good buildings,SA
3 BEDROOM brick ranch with Targe main,
floor family room, featuring field stone
fireplace with insert. Terrace doors from
kitchen lead to large covered patio. Situated
in a quiet neighbourhood close to all
schools in Parkhill. 294-0084 for appoint-
ment. 38tfn
PRIVATE HOUSE SALE, Red brick -
aluminum 3 bedroom bungalow, aluminum
soffits, kitchen 9812', dinette 7'x7', living
room and dining room, 11/2 baths, finish-
ed rec room 25'x12', (furnished)tcarpeted
throughout. electric hot water tank, dryer,
cold room, L-shaped lot 67'x120' and
40'x20'. Close to post office, corner of
Sanders and Albet•t. Reduced to 579,000.
Call 235-2879. 49tfn
ADULT CONDOMINIUM APTS. in
Grand Bend. We are now selling units in
our second building. 18 units with elevator,
enjoy maintenance free living in lovely treed
setting. 8 Lake Road, 238-2031. • 49tfn
FANTASTIC CENTRALIA OPPOR-
TUNITY to be operate your own business.
Modern store and apartment a sure money
maker. Owner ill. Phone 228-6236. 5SA
HOUSE iN ZURICH, 26 Rosalie Street,
11/2 storey brick, 3 bedrooms, large kitchen.
Phone 236-4989 or 237-3368. SSA
12 ACRES (more or less) of land on Hwy
83, Exeter. 8 " water main, hydro, gas,
sanitary sewer, zoned for industry. Apply
to Box 66P, Exeter Times -Advocate, Ex-
eter, Ontario NOM iSO. - 4,5,6•
SERENITY IN THE COUNTRY, 4 miles
from Grand Bend, 3 bedroom bungalow,
garage, full basement, rec room, wood
stove, bar; dart room, work shOp, laundry
room, 11/4 acres well treed, landscaped,
cedar sundeck, 12 x 20 shed, town water
59,9951 238-2709. 5SA
SPECIALS on all tools eg. Highway
Stream Tight flashers for back window
525.00. Stop light for back car window
515.00. Socket sets 'h" drive 327.00.
Tubeless tire repair set 520.00. 5 pc. rever-
sible ratcheting wrench set 318.00. Etc.,
etc., Hamilton's Machine Shop Hwy 83,
Exeter 235-1655. 3tfnc
APPLES .
MACS, MUTSUS, IDA REDS
RED 8 GOLDEN DELICIOUS
SPARTAN, EMPIRES
BELGIUM & ENDIVE
Visscher Farms
3 miles west of Exeter
on Hwy 83
Open 9-5 Closed Sundays
Phone 237-3442
3tfnc
COLLECTOR'S PLATES, Norman
Rockwell etc. 235-1082. 5.6c
ARTIST
SUPPLIES
Artboards, Brushes,
Acrylic Paint,,..
Charcoal Pencils, Art Nibs
Sketch Pads, Calligraphy.
EXETER
TIMES -ADVOCATE
30tfnx
FRESH LAMB - the ideal treat. Get one
now for your freezer and he ready to treat
your family and guests royally. Call 13111
Batten at 235-1331 or 235-2184. 28tfnc
YARN - Discount Prices. Beehive Brands,
Ron's Health Centre, Hensalt, 32tfnc
22 BROWNING SHARP shooter rifle
5225; round gasoline tank S99; 1000 -cc
Suzuki motorcycle, as new, best offer;
stereo with record changer. 385; bathroom
sink S12; stainless double sink S22; 1983
Ranger pickup with cap 56,100; scythe S25:
nine electric motors from 1/4 h.p. to '/. h.p.
5125; Inglis automatic washer, needs work
S25; three heavy doors. Phone 228-6236.
SSA
ELECTRIC ORGAN, Lowrey Teenie
Genie, Single keyboard, automatic chords,
5550; cross country skis, size 9 boots S35;
air hockey game 48" x 32" 530; Coleco
video games with four extra cartridges S85;
AFX Blaze and Brakes race set S55. Call
345-2847. 5SA
59 DODGE TOW TRUCK HD 3 ton 4x4,
9 0. snowplow. swing blade, 30 Ton Winch
Hydr. Ext. Boom. 14 ft. high. Best offer.
Call 284-1870, 800-205-8587. 3,4,SSA
SHOT GUN, 12 guage semi-automatic
Winchester 5295.00, 22 Browning semi-
automatic rifle 5225.00 or best offer. Must
have FAC permit Snowmobile trailer,
double -tilt 5350.00. 1983 Ranger Ford
ton pickup with cap. Best offer around
S6,000.00. Phone 228-6236. SSA
17 Wanted To Buy
SCRAP, CARS OR TRUCKS. Highest
prices paid. Phone 228-6214.- I -26r
20 Property For Rent
THREE SOLO SKATERS - Lori Faber, Stephanie Baptist and Jennifer
Overholt of the Exeter and Zurich figure skating clubs performed solo
numbers in Sunday's precision skating show. T -A photo
Women's Institutes
in tune with times
Agriculture has always been of
vital concern to all members of the
Women's Institute. Mrs. Beatrice
Reeves, President of the Federated
Women's Institute of Canada has said -
that the Women's Institute message
is "If you eat then you are involved
in agriculture." -
Women's Institute members from
every province were represented at
the Second National Farm Women's
Conference at Prince Edward Island.
When the conference reached an im-
pass as to its Final direction it was
Dr. Ellen McLean, a women's in-
stitute member and President of
Associated Country Women of the
World, who provided the solution.
The Federated Women's Institute
of Ontario at their November Board
Meeting passed the following resolu- -
tion: "That F.W.I.C. be asked to ar-
range a meeting between represen-
tatives of the Federated Women's In-
stitute of Ontario and the three Pro-
vincial leaders to gain an assurance
and develop a time frame for the
positive action they have promised on
behalf of farmers.'•'
The Federated Women's Institute
of Ontario was the first group to be
approached to provide financial sup-
port for the Advanced Agricultdr'al
Leadership.Programme, which they
did.
Jack Hagarty, executive director of
the Agricultural Trust said that as he
visited the various women's in-
stitutes, he became "very impress- -
ed" with the sincerity of the members
- and was impressed to discover -they- -
planned a year ahead. -
He added, "I saw W.I. membersas
visionaries. A lot of people perceive
the W.I. today as being behind the
times, but their support of a project
like this (Advanced Agricultural
Leadership Programme) shows the
W.I. is, in fact very much in tune
with, and even a little ahead of the
times."
At the local level all branches of
W.I. have an Agricultural Convener
and throughout the year have pro-
grammes on agricultural related
topics. Many W.I. members are ac-
tive on their local Fair Board, leading
local 414 Clubs and assisting on the
family farm. Elgin County Women's
Institute in 1985 assisted the Elgin
County Federation of Agriculture on
their very successful county caravan
tour of farms in Elgin County.
Now in 1986 Federated Women's In-
stitute. of Ontario is providing a
Leadership Development Workshop
for key resource people who will in
turn go back to their areas and -pro-
vide further workshops on a local
level.
The two key workshops are:
"Financial Planning" and "Water,
Will we be another Ethiopia?" Among
the topics discussed in the workshop
on "Financial Planning" will be
Power of Attorney, Partnership Right
and Investments. In the workshop on
"Water, Will we be another
Ethiopia?" the topics will include
GROW W11'H tits
"Grow With Us" is the theme of the
1986 Provincial 4-H Leaders' Con-
ference. The two day Conference
starts January 31 in Toronto. The
Conference will "kick off" a more
unified approach to 441 leader train-
ing on a provincial basis. A new "4-H
Leader's Handbook" will be
distributed for the first time at the
Conference.
Dianne Oldfield, RR 4 Seaforth and
Sandra Turner, RR 1 Varna will
represent the Hurob county 4-11
Leaders' Association at the Con-
ference. Dianne says she looks for-
ward to the opportunity to exchange
ideas with 4-H leaders from across
Ontario.
Violet Malone, a professor and state
leader of extension education in Il-
linois, will be the keynote speaker at
the Conference.
GRAND BEND - 1 bedroom apartnient.
Unfurnished except for fridge and stove.
Phone after 6. 238-8656. 50tfn
UNFURNISHED 2 BEDROOM APART,
MENT for rent. Available now. Heat in-
cluded. No children or pets please. Phone
235-1469 after 6 p.m. 2tfnc
NEWLY DECORATED TWO
BEDROOM apartment in Zurich. -
Available immediately 234-6711. 2 tfnc
THREE BEDROOM B11NGALOW in Ex-
eter, close to downtown, large yard and sun
deck. Available immediately. 235-0768
after 6 p.m. - 4tfnc
QUIET TWO BEDROOM APART-
MENT, stove and fridge included 5275.00.
Phone 293-3011 between Lucan and Exeter.
• 4tfnc
FARM HOUSE for rent, close to Exeter.
Apply Fran Skelding, Cold Springs Farm,
Thamesford, Ont. Phone 285-3940. 5c
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT in
clean, quiet building, Hensall, 5215.00 per
month plus utilities. Call 262-3146. 5•
THREE BEDROOM APARTMENT,
Lake Huron water supplied, 5200.00 plus
utilities, no pets 227-4217. 5,6c
IN HENSALL, two bedroom townhouse,
heat, parking included. 5268.00 per month.
Available now, no pets. Phone 262-2014 or
262-3448. 4tfnc
21 For Rent
PLYWOOD FORMS; edges, portable ce-
ment mixer, power tro , wheelbarrows,
etc. Form ties stocked. all Corriveau Ren-
tals by 8:30 a.m. or after 5 p.m. Weekdays,
anytime Saturday. 236-4954 Zurich.l6tfn
THE "OLD TOWN HALL" auditorium
for rentals including weddings, meetings,
banquet room. lectures, exhibitions, films,
etc. Kitchen facilities available. Contact
Ellison Travel, 235-2000. 8tfn
RENT an FM two-way radio for as low as
530.00 per month. Tenex Communications
Inc. 473-9877. 232-4477. 5-8c•
23 Wanted To Rent
100 ACRES withgood house, Exeter arca.
Phone 235-0197. 46tfn
100 OR MORE ACRES, of good cash crop
land in Crediton arca. Prefer tiled land.
Reply in writing to Box 60P Exeter Times
Advocate. Exeter, Ont. NOM ISO
3,4,5,6c
MIDDLE AGED MAI.E, executive re-
quires bed sitting -room in Exeter, free ac-
cess anytime and parking facilities. Apply
to Box 62P. The Exeter -Times Advocate,
Exeter, Ont. NOM ISO 4,5c
50-100 ACRES OF GOOD CAS11 CROP
land, systematically drained. Apply to Box
56P. Exeter Times -Advocate, Exeter, Ont.
NOM 1S0 4.5.6.7c
28 Auction Sales
ONTARIO'S . LARGEST FARM
MACHINERY Consignment Sale, Nor-
wich, Ontario. Friday, February 14, 1986.
10 a.m. (Sales conducted second Friday
each month). Approximately 150-175 trac-
tors plus all types of farm equipment. Con-
signments welcome. For more information
call (519)424-9998 or (519)424-9093. Pro-
prietors K.S. Hamulecki and Sons. 5x
Acid Rain, Water Testing, Preserva-
tion of the Water Cycle; Reforestation
and Exporting Water.
Artlong those attending the Advanc-
ed Agricultural Leadership Workshop
in Toronto, February 25 and 26 from
the London area are:. Mrs. Irene
Richardson, St. Marys, Vice Presi-
dent, London Area W.I., Mrs.
Geraldine Campbell, Iona Station,
Public Relations Officer, London
Area W.I., Mrs. Marian Dougall, Ex-
eter, Provincial Board Director, Lon-
don Area W.I.
Later there will be a series of
workshops in the three subdivisions of
London Area ... A viable and strong
agricultural community will continue
to be one of the main objectives of the
Women's Institute in keeping with
their motto "For Home and.Country".
All of us have in our veins the ex-
act same 'percentage of salt in our
blood, in our sweat, in our tears. We
are tied to the ocean. And when we go
back to the sea - whether it is to sail
or to watch it - we are going back
whence we came.
J„w F K.w+.p
Pitch -In and Keep
Canada Beautiful
rediton
By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOI; .
Next month February is Heart
Month. Those canvassing will be Ann .
Cottle who it the captain and will be
doing Crediton. Ruth Eveland is for
the Institute and doing the rural area.
Louise MacDonald is doing the
Dashwood road.
Irvin Stahl is now in University
Hospital London.
Sympathy is extended to the
families of the late Miss Thelma
Weber, London who passed away
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The sermonto-pic at Zion United
Church was taken from I John 5:1-13
and John 5:19-24 titled "Can A Person
Who Is Once Really Saved Ever Be
Lost". There will be no choir practice
Wednesday evening.
Tuesday the Institute held a euchre
party. Those winning were high
woman Mary Kooy, low Mary Glavin,
lone hands Alma Davey. High men's
Ed Armstrong, low Allan Pfaff, lone
hands Harry Noels.
Special prize was Russell King.
The next euchre is to be held
February 6 at 8:15 p.m.
Dear Bill:
In -the TA of January 15, Mr. Jack
Riddell in his column "Jack's Jot-
tings" had an article called "Drug
Rules outlined". Through selective
use of the proposed legislation Mr.
Riddell, ( through a press release of
the Ministry of Health) has tried to
paint a picture that the legislation is
welcomed by the Ontario Phar-
macists Association ( O.P.A. )
On the countrary, O.P.A. has
vehemently opposed this legislation
as high handed and unacceptable.
The O.P.A. has advertised in some 19
newspapers throughout Ontario op-
posing the legislation and stating that
the legislation is, as the headline goes
"The Biggest Pill You'll Ever Have
to Swallow" is being prepared at
Queen's Park.
I say "NO" to bills number 54 anti
55. In fact, judgingby the number of
letters of support pouring into the of-
fices of O.P.A., we pharmacists are
convinced of the inadequacies of this
piece of legislation and our stance.
Included in Bills 54 and 55 are pro-
visions to let anybody appointed by
the Ministry of Health look at
anybody's prescription records. Also
included are provisions to fine
$10,000.00 per pharmacist and
$50,000.00 for the company he or she
works for, charging more than
government set arbitary prices and
fees. This would hardly be necessary
if co-operation was forthcoming from
pharmacists and the government was
expecting the legislation's acceptance
by pharmacists.
The list of objections by O.P.A. to
this bill are too numerous tulist but,
one thing is certain, it certainly is not
acceptable unless a lot of changes are
made to it. Also, it is worth mention-
ing that the reason for the introduc-
ton of Bills 54 and 55 was because the
Ministry of Health was illegally issu-
ing the Parcost/C.D.I. book without
the co-operation of drug manufac-
turers, one of whom stopped it by way
of court injunction.
in conclusion, it seems to me that
this Minister of Health is hell bent on
confrontation with just about
everybody in health service, e.g. doc-
tors and of course pharmacists. Us-
ing legislation that threatens fines to
get one's way is certainly not the
Canadian way nor does it espouse
Liberalism.
Yours truly,
Esmail Merani