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4Q. IN MEMORIAM
MALONE
in loving memory of Alfred Malone who pass-
.•edaway May 21, 1976,.
Our family chain is broken now,
And nothing seems the same '
As God Calls us one by one
• Our chain will link again.
Lovingly remembered by Audrey Len;Bob,
Anne Marie and Dad, • 40-20x1
In hiving memory of Mother. and Grandmother
who passed away five years ago -May 10th, .
As time unfolds another. year;
' Memories keep you ever near,' •
Still loved, still missed and very dear,
I here'is a linkdeath cannot sever,
Love 'and remembrance last. forever.
Remembered with love Cheryl Russell and
family. 40-20-1
41. PERSONAL
,OVERWEIGHT?? I lose weight without dieting
while I sleep, Call about Colorad 482-5647.
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42. ENGAGEMENTS
WILSON -BOAK•'. • -
Mrs. Edna. Wilson wishes to announde the for-
thcoming marriage of her daughter, Linda
Joyce to Brent Malcolm Boak, son of Mrs.
Doris Wilcox and the late Robert Boak. The
Wedding .to take place at Egmondville .United
Church, Sat. May .30, 1987 at 3 p.m. Open
reception to follow at Seaforth Legion Hall.
42-20x1
BUCK ILLDOE
FOR
Ken DeC®rte
and
Elaine Pennings
FRIDAY, MAY 22,
For more information call 56.5.5288
The family of
ANGUS .& PHYLISS BROWN
wish to invite you to their
25th Anniversary
on Saturday, May 23
_._....:_aLtheLSeafn.r.daeginn Hall
from 9 p.m. -1 a.m.
*Best Wishes Only* •
RETIREMENT
PARTY
for
Mr. James Chapman
Principal of Exeter Public School
SATURDAY, MAY 30
Concert 2:30 p.m. at S.H.D.H:S.
Dance and Presentation —
8:30 p.m. at South Huron
Recreation Centre.
For tickets or further
information call:
235.2630 (Days)
235-0450 or 235-2062 (Evenings)
rest sets tsMti MITI ttret w tt�sl ,tl� M*•r�l tw rrsr rws, essli �!
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ARTICLES FOR SALE
555 SACRIFICE SACRIFICE 555 Buildings priced' for im.
mediate liquidation. AIL items• in stock. 28x40x14.
53,996, 40x60x14 56,500, 46x80,)4 59,250,'70x90x24
521,789.Vorious sixes available' up to 120 ft. wide.
Factory direct clearance. Serious buyers 'only. All
buildings 'priced for Immediate delivery, coil toll free
.1.800.387.2115 or 14416) 858.2446,-0.20
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Store Fixtures, Hamilton 1 (416) 528.8578; Toronto
•' 1(416) 283.2600,-0.20
GREENHOUSE 8 HYDROPONIC Equipment, supplies,
Everything you need. Best quality, super•low prices,'
Greenhouses 5169. Halides 5105, Over 3,000 products
in stock! Send 52 for info pack & FREE Magazine to
Western Water Farms 1244 Seymour St. Vancouver,
B.C. V6B 3N9 1.604.682.6636.--0.20
STEEL BUILDINGS - Spring clearance • We hove a
limited amount of steel tell 'from our largest winter
sole .ever • SAVE thousands • oil styles ore available,
.PIONEER? ECONOSPAN 1.800.387.6896.-0.20
A -Z PRE -ENG, BUILDINGS. New types, steel 8 wood,
quonset, cladding. For true value, action & answers
(416) 626.1794. Leave rimessage or collect after 6 p.m,
weekends. Ask for Wally. Free brochures. 160
SAWMILL MACHINERY. Wide selection of quality used
or remanuloctured with warranty Ready to ship
al wholesale price. Mobile Whole Tree Chippers
CaHISAWMIIL Jim (705) 472.6477 Days 4726569 Evgs.
• Wknds. 0.20
CHRISTIAN BOOKS at unbelievable 40.80'. OFF.
(special Purchase). Cash & Corry only. The Family
Christian Bookstore. 750 Guerph line. 8urfington,
Ont. 1 km south of QEW, well worth Iho few extra
allot,. -0.20 '
JEEP OWNERS. Paris. Accessories for Jeeps 1942.1986.
Gigantic stock. tow prices. quick service. Gemini-
Sales
eminiSoles 4736E, Hastings. durnaby. B.C. V5C 2K7, Phone
604.294.2623.-0.20'
MIRACLE SPAN STEEL BUILDINGS.Save up to 40%.
Limited quantity of steel available. Beat the price in.
crease, order now For Immediate or early summer
delivery. For savings and quality. Coll: Miracle Span
toll free 1.800.387.4910 or (416) 675.9020.--0.20
SWIMMING POOL SALE 1986 inventory ingrounds,
ongrounds. abovegrounds, book early. Limited supp.
ly. Show. us your best price, we will better if.
Guaranteed lowest price (519) 658.8221. (613)
547.6434.-9.26
?HALIDE 8 SODIUM LIGHTS. Competitive prices, free
advice and service. Your one stop indoor grown shop.
Homegrown Halide and Hydroponics. 2337 Weston
Rd„ Weston, Onto'rfo M9M 2314 (416)
745.5007.-0.16.24
MONTREAL MtUTARY SURPLUS: Work skirls 52.15,
Work Ponit 53.50, Work Roofs 515. tend 52 fat
ca3elogue (Reimbursement 1st order). Military
Surplus, Box 243, St. Timothee, Quebec. JOS
1X0.-0.26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
PARRY SOUND FARM 50 Acres, bordering year round.
township rood. very attractive food, some pasture 8
some cultivated with hardwood le rear of property,
New 25•x40 twe•story born, 7x6' walls insulated, 100
amp service -4 water, presently used for horses. ior-
rot. Preterit owner will cperafe for ne-w owner tf
needed. Asking 545,000. Steve (705) 746.931 T or even.
higs (705) 732-4669.- 0.20
A UNIQUE Business Opportunity! Eorn 535 to 565 per
hour producing business cards and many other promo.
Isonal items from your home or business. Equipment,
inventory, training, samples 55,975, Coll for free In-
formation SIGNET 1.800.263.9339,-0.20
GROW FOR IT) $55 Raise 8aitworms of .home,
Guaranteed market. Odorless, low investment. We
train! Representatives throughout Ontario. Early Bird
Ecology (1975), RR 1, Smithvflle,.Ont. LOR 2A0 (416)
643.4251. 856.2248, (705) 435.7463,-0.20
DISTRIBUTORS WANTED for CALORAD Diet Products.
Ground floor, opportunity! Call (416) 639.4172.-0.20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY _- Active Laundromat and
public showers. Excellent potential for expansion.
Prime location on,poved corner Ica with view of lake.
Ideal family business. Approvals for apartments
above, For information contact Sandy, (705) 389,3404
or evenings (705) 389.2034,-0.20
MAKE MONEY with your I.B.M. compatible computerI
Send a S to: Intercept Software, 27 William St,
North Lindsay Ontario KW 329. 0.20
PERSONAL
DALES GALORE For all ages 8 unattached. Thousands
of members anxious to meet you. Prestige Acqualn•
lances coil toll free 1.800.263.9163. Hours noon 1311 8
pm, 0.20
THE SEARCH is on to locate and retognito the oulsion•
ding young people of Ontario. II you would like to•
nominate o deserving young'personaged 6 to 18 for
an Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Award, contact
this newspaper. -0.20
NEED HELP??? Liston 30 the Back to God Heurl Sundoy
7:30 o.m. CHAM 820 Hamilton, 9:30 a,m. CKAN 1480
Newmarket and of 7:30 p.m, FM 108 Burlington of
welch FAITH 20 Global T.V. Monday • Friday of 5
a,m.-0.20
AUCTION 56(85
Largo Clearance & Consignment AUCTION Friday May
22nd 10 a.m. Approxiwotely 40 trotters cars and
trucks, Over 300,pieces of new and used farm equip-
ment, plus lawn and garden nectars and ether con.
signments. Wayne Word Form Equipment, Hwy 6,
Wiarlon, Ont. Phone (519) 534.1638 or S34.2980,--0.20
POLLED LIMOUSIN SALE Fullbioods Purebreds 'age,
30 pairs 20 bred heifers 15 bulls. ACH Farms
Morkdale, May 30/81 2 p.m. Call Alan (519) 986.3228
or 801 (519) 986.2109,-0.20
EDUCATIONAL
FREE: 1987 guide to studyot-home correspoadence
Diploma courses for prestigious careeru: Attourting.
Altcond.ttonIng, Bookkeeping, Busiifess,
Cosmeldtogy, Efetlroni(s, Legol/Medical setretory,
Psychology, Travel. Gran3on (SA) 263 Adelaide West,
Toronto 1•800.268.1121,-0.30
BECOME AN AUCTIONEER. 85 boon of fristruttlon,
Next Glass May 30. June 6/87. Contact South Oratorio
Schaaf a1 Auciioneering, P.O. 8o:r 145- innerkfp• On.
tarso NOJ IMO (3)9) 469+8936, (519) 537-3115.-•0.30
VACATION'S
5 DAYS -OF Spectocutor Scenery CRU'SING RiDEAU or
Trent•Severn Waterways on comforlobre erase ship
' Kawartha Voyageur. Write Ontario Waterway
C1,rou . _.. 9 sses, Box 1540 Peterborough, K917H 0•70
Discover the beautiful BRUCE PENINSULA. Resorts.
lodges, cottages, comp grounds. Fishing end charters,
Swim on sandy beaches, hiking. stubs diving on ship
-wrecks. Write tax 769 or tan"Brute Peninsula Travel
(519)574.2'61) Wiorlon.-020
ORLANDO DISNEY WORLD/At Pat. Lodging at 14615 -
day 100 Centfol Perk May 8 Juh'o. Can 1400 -Holiday.
Ask kr At Por pockerge.-0=2.0
HAWAII One week ((6M 5749 2 weeks 5989 Aft,
Karel WSW*. Lets MOOS, 500 Francisco 5279 plus 1'o*
Teat 1.800.265 0908.-o-26tr • �denis
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marl Detroit. S eciod f6res senior*, sf6
WANTED TO.UY
Train to be a PROFFESIONAL AUCTIONEER. Canadian
Livestock Champion instructors. Professional results.
Jordan 8 McLean School 6f Auctioneering. 80% 94,
Kitseely, Alla. (403_) 846,2331.-4•70
COMING EVENTS
MUSIC MAKING ON LAKE ROSSEAU: Ceirnmac. August
2-16. one 6r iwo weeks for adult singers and in-
-stru'menfalist's. Professional instruction Beauliiuf set=
ting Swimming and tennis. Contact Ruth Methanitus,
Adminiserotrlx, (416) 484.6456.-0.20
CRUISE ON THE ST , LAWRENCE RIVER. Romantic
titles. The w'arld•fomous 1000IstohdS. the remarkable
Internalfonol Seaway & Locks, Upper Conada Village,
spec -Wear -sr shorefine-s 61511 more. Fdvt dr Six days
aboard the elegant cruise vessel Canadian Empress.
DToI o brochure 1-800.567-0960 for •brothores and
reterVatiOns.--0.20
F1D7LE 8 STEP DANCE CONTES7 iefy 10 and IT. Conn.
'nun 5y Centre Fergus O0't'6416 Caraping on Madri'ds-
For ,nforrn03)04 call Mery Woods (519) B43-.1636.--0.20
Dont miss EG'ANVILLE HOMECOMING '81 Jury 3164
thru August 3rd, 1987. F0, pariicaloi3 writ* Edens:411e
H0enettaning 'e7, Boil 570, Eganville, Ont., Kb/
rte. -64o
and Patek Phillip
WANTEDr,st• Men.* me •Old Axe � Orilla ,®abdeese
OLD WRISTWATCHES
'OGLER- Tp wrstwotthes wahted. Also I ,
wonted teens OuorTer Century" srluares wrislW6f rl- the Only way to gat
dies (25 years service). Will pay 050 and up for this ..+ '.•S t,,,, YOUR') , i 11
wuteri,)'hone 1,416-365-7240or write 8. Worth, 17351- it O• I r•:' : sl
East Toronto, Onl MSA 15'1 020 1 .•
HELP WANTED
TRAIN FOR A 108 With a fulore..,wrirr Trl•County
)`rock Driver Traning, Jab 1e6Ych ossistonce'
entallable. It1'tcheher 120 King E (51'9)143 501! Brant
tam 900 G6litathe E„ (51§)1364221-70.20
HOUSEWIVES. Mothers end rnler6sfed p016004 need'
od immediately to sell toys end 85415 ter hationa(
Horne Party Plan. No Myelin -rent deliveries or nrrney
collection, Coli (519) *58-19175.--�-30 •
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
ad in 2.5milliioln homes •. r!
4n Caitada'ter
S748.00 rl
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or in•.`I t241,ab7 homes,
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RESTAURANT, HOTEL, deli, bakery bul(he( grocery1 Ylaers at 'Oar tis IlFeet W Iy rlewepepet
submarines 6. Pixies equipmentfefrigerators grills , b 7dtftNObv ,-"LuCknos1'.52E-2322 1:
fryers, slicers, sub and nitro tablet, 'Tee machines ▪ t# 58/12d1�' KlncerdI*296.293
steam fables, Wolk .in coolers and Iree,ers deli Lases Ciln Ofy 004443
34443 Walk 5,i.teoo ' 1.
scales. cash registers. gas skse
relle $ goVens s i1f1SL7tiala4� Mitch•
dishwashers for sale or lease Aretlt Rofri eratTon � � • � _�� `
Gingerichs •greet worshippers
Walton Correspondent
MRS. BF1rrYMeCAL1,
887-6877
Rev. Bonnie Lamble conducted the, ser-
vice at, Duff's. United. Church, Walton and'
Bluevale United Church at the usual times.' •
Greeters at Walton were Roy and Linda
Gingerich.
Announcements given out were no. Junior
Choir Practice this Thursday. Next Sunday
Youth Group practising music at Brussels
United, Saturday, May 23, at 7 p.m. Sun.
May 24 meeting at paviljon in arise ar , h
then going roller skating. Sunday June 7'
,Church picnic sponsored by the Sunday.
School, Sunday June 14 .Confirmation,
reception of new inembers and communion.
BRIDAL. SHOWER
On Sunday.. afternoon, May 17 , a bridal
shower was held at the; hoii)e of Margery'
Huether for her niece,. May Holmes, bride-
elect in June, and dapghter of Mr: and Mrs.
Jack 'Holmes of Clinton. Mary Ellen
Webster was in charge of the guest book.
Guests attended from Ottawa, Toronto,
London, Guelph, Wingham,'Clinton, Varna
and surrounding area: „ •
W.I. NOTES .
Walton Women's Institute *ill serve a
turkey noon Iuncheon this Wednesday with
e ay mee mg in a h -all ami: p,m.
Dessert euchre will end the season of play-
ing euchre in the hall on Thursday, May 28
at 7 p.m. •
Seersuckers
hold meeting
BY CONNIE MCCLURE,
The McKillop 4-H Sassy Seersuckers held
their-•fifth'meeting May 13, at the home of
`Theresa Campbell. At this meeting
members learned different methods of sew•
ing on buttons.
Members also', tried their Bands at the
sewing machine as they completed . their
button samples. • -
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BIRTHDAY PARTY .-' A birthday -party (0
celebrate Mary, Mclver's 91st birthday, was
held Thursday of the Seaforth manor. Her
birthday Was May 9. Mrs. McIver received•a
pin for seven years of Volunteer service to
the Manor:
OPIIP ineligibility •
The 'eligibility requirements for the On-
tario '.Pork Industry -Improvement Plan
• (OPIIP) have been changed effective- April ,
1987.
The following production levels are now
required. A producer must have at least 20.
sow equivalents, with one 'sow equivalent
being. equal 'to one. • or 15 market hogs .
marketed annually. ,
For example, a, producer could. meet the
20 sow equivalent by one of the following
combinations of production: 20 sows; .15
'sows. arid at least 75 Market' hogs; 10 sows
and at least .150 markethogs; 5 sows and at
least 225 market hogs; or at least 300 market
hogs. •
This change Was introduced to allow. small -
farrow to finish operations to be eligible for
O.PIIP. Anyone wishing further information
or an enrolment form, call the O.M.A.F. of-
fice at 271-0280 or I-800-265-8502. •
For those already enrolled, please
remember to send in production records for
the first,quarter of 1987. If these are not sent
in, farmers will be temporarily ineligible for
any grant payments. -
Farmers get payment
Interim stabilization payments for 1986
corn, soybean and winter wheat crops for
eastern farmers .will be made to farmers in
the Huron -Bruce -Grey areas in time to help
offset this year's planting costs.
"This payout is part of the Agriculture
Minister's efforts to help Ontario grain
farmers withstand the pressure put on them'
by 1986 crop prices," Huron -Bruce MP Mur-
ray Cardiff.
The payments, made under the
Agricultural Stabilization Act, could pro-
vide as much as $60 minion in assistance to
eastgrn 'grain, farmers. Producers, ,must:
have returned their 1985 final payment cer-
tification
to automatically receive this
assistance.
It is expected that cheques will be mailed
by early June.
The major grain producers marketing
boards welcomed the news. Chairman of the
Wheat Producers' Board, Edgar Walcarius,
said, "I am very -pleased that the Minister of
Agriculture, John Wise, is willing and able
to comply With the board's request for an in-
teriin payment on the 1986 crop."
Corn producers will receive $15 per tonne,
soybean producers $11 per tonne, and winter
wheat producers $14 per tonne on sales up to
March 1987.
Junior program
The Ontario Pork Junior Program is
designed for the young at heart and is
especially geared to those in the 441 program.
The Junior Program is divided into five
eategories; namely, the Junior swine judging
competition, the Junior swine display com-
petition, the Junior feeder Show, the Junior
barrow show and the Junior swine showman-
ship iOmpetition. All of the Junior programs
are open to young people from the ages of 12
to 21 as of January 1, 1987.
The Junior swine judging competition and
Junior swine display competition is also open
to groups. It is hoped that since the Ontario
Pork Congress is being held a week later than
usual, there will be increased participation.
Entry forms will be sent out in the
O.P.P.M.B. producer cheques during the last
two weeks of May.
The Ontario Pork Congress is June 23, 24
and 25,. in Stratford.
Pork Congress June 23-25
The 1987 Ontario Pork Congress will be held
at the Stratford Coliseum on June 23, 24 and
25.
Exhibits will be open each day at 9 a.m.
Closing tine will be at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, 5:30
p.m. on Wednesday and 4:30 p.m. on Thurs-
day. A record number of new companies have
requested exhibit space, giving promise to a
great Show. The addition of aisle carpets and
backdrop draperies will indicate the profes-
sionalism of the Ontario Pork industry.
Bring your neighbors and plan to attend on
June 23, 24 and 25 at the Stratford Coliseum,
THANKS
Beni and Lloyd Eisler
with to thank everyone
involved in their
2:5th Anniversary
Party
Your company and help
Meant a great deal.
.Thanks Again
E#err and Lloyd Eisler