HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-09-17, Page 14A14 THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 17, 1986
L37. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICETO CREDITORS
In the Estate of .
GRACFrALICE PEPPER
All personshaving claims against the
estate of Grace Alice Pepper, late of the
Town of Seaforth in the County of Huron,
deceased who died on the 11th day of
August, 1986, are hereby notified to
send in full particulars of their claims to
the undersigned on or before the 1st day
of October 1986, after which date the
assets will be distributed having regard
only to claims then received.
Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this 28th day
of August, 1986.
MCCONNEL.L, STEW ART
& DEVEREAUX
Barristers, &c.,
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for the executors
139. CARD OF THANKS
MURRAY— HARDICK
Thapk you very much for the help and
cooperation and cleaning up flood damage of
63 Sid St. Special thanks to the tenants and
their feamilies for their heap and cleanup. To
John McGraw, of Roto Static Cleaners,
Stratford, a super job of sanitation and clean
up. To Bob Lortie for prompt water removal,
Kent and Kathy Murray
and Clifford and Robert 39a Sick
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SALVERDA
My sincere thanks to my family and friends
who visited me, sent cards and, gifts while I
was a gpatient in Seaforth Hospital and since
Ambulance Dr. Rodney, Dr. Maikusoand txo
all the nurses who looked after me so Well.
Also to Gay and Clara who looked after the
folks at home. Ida Salverda
39-38x1
38. SERVICE DIRECTORY
CHIMNEY SWEEPING, Paul Gridzak, 482-
9916 after 3:30.
38-37-tf
Fuel Oil F.urnace •
24 HOURSERVICE Repair and Cleaning
Paratcheek es 3Maintenance
D
BOLTON
The family of the late Edna Bolton of
Winthrop wish to express our thanks to all
those who helped us at the time of our
bereavement and her illness. The assistance
of Olave little and the service of the Town
and Country Homemakers, especially�Ruth
Campbell, made it possible for Edna to live at
home until her final illness. The kind care of
the doctors and staff at Seaforth Community
Hospital was truly appreciated. The love and
kindness of friends, neighbors and relatives
shown to us at the time of our bereavement
was a great comfort to us as well as all the
cards, memorial donations and floral trib-
utes, We also wish to thank the W hitjy---
Ribey Funeral Home and Rev. James
Vanslyke for the funeral service and U.C. W .
of Cavan United Church, W inthrop for the
lunch following the service. A sincere thanks
from the Bolton Family. Russell T. B
lion
39
Low crop prices create intorest
Low commodity prices for crops have , the drop year. Remember, that the •interim
created a lot of interest in the income payment is only an initial payment on the '65
stabilization program for crops for 1986. This corn and soybean crop and there could be an
is the second year of the three year program. additional payment now. that the crop year
Producers who were enrolled in the program has ended (September 1, 1985 -August 31,
last year, will automatically receive an 1986). You must have proof of sale to make a
application for this year. • claim. 1985 corn or soybeans sold after
August 31, are not covered under. the 1985
NEW PARTICIPANTS program, but may be enrolled in the 1986
Producers who did not enroll last year, may program'
enroll this year. However, if
a grower had
crops eligible for enrollment last year, but did
not enroll, ,a penalty applies. Any payment
made by the program Will only applyto 80 per
cent of eligible production. New participants
may pick up • application forms at the
Agricultural Office, Clinton.
ENROLLED PRODUCERS
Producers who were enrolled last year
should have received the provincial interim
payment of $3.50 per tonne for corn and $9.
per tonne for soybeans sold to a licensed
elevator before March 31, 1986. Only those
producers who enrolled their 1985 crop last
fall in the program are eligible for this
payment. To receive payment for sales other
Each year, producers are required to enroll
that year's production in the program and pay
fees which are due. For 1986, producers must
enroll before October 1, 1986. If you were
enrolled in 1985, the balance of the fees on
deposit from 1985, may be deducted from the
fees due for 1986.
Payouts under the program, cover the
lesserof the actual amount of a crop sold by a
producer or the amount enrolled.
Producers would enroll all those crops
harvested in 1986 that are eligible. This
would include crops grown for seed, red
wheat, and winter and spring carioca or
rapeseed harvested this year.
than to a licensed elevator on sales betweenUvestockproducers who buy and sell grain
March 31 and August 31, all enrolled or feed, will only be eligible for the net sales
producers will be sent applications this fall of grain. Although a producer must enroll the
(November -December) to apply. At this time, total number of tonnes he intends to sell, any
the stabilization conunission will have payment is made on the total tonnes sold less
calculated the full amount of the payout for
the amount of grain or feed purchaseed,, the
Producers with questions may
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food in
Clinton at 402.3428 or 1.800.265-5170 or
1.800.265-5171.
LOSE WEIGHT NOW
-Safe and Effective
-All Natural Products
-No Calorie Counting
-Naturally Suppresses Appetite
-100 percent Money Back Guarantee
I LAST t U LBS. LN 2 W EEKS
CA IL BARRY
527-0373
HENSALL LIVESTOCK
SALES
Every Thursday at 12:30 p.m.
All classes of livestock '
W E INVITE YOURCONSIGNMENTS
Victor Hargreaves Greg Hargreaves
482-7511 Clinton 262-2619 Hensall
Barry Miller
236-2717 Exeter & 229-6205 Kirkton
PLUMBING`'
HEATING Z....,../1.1,11:41,)
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nut ELECTRICAL ,
CONTRACTORS
SILLS
H HOME
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HA RDW ARE
ardwarr. SPaforih 527.162
DOERR'S
Appliance & TV
SHANNON
Barb and Lindsey would like to thank
everyone for the lowers, cards, gifts and
visits received while in the hospital and since
returning home. Special thanks to Dr.
Markus, Dr. Leung, Mrs. Judy Lamont and
the nurses for their excellent care. It was
,
greatly appreciated. 39-37-1
140. IN MEMORIAM
1
Friday,
September 26
continuous
EVERYONE
WELCOME
Pork producers
receive .forms
By September 13, 1986, the enrolment'
forms for the Ontario Pork industry Improve
ment Program were in the mail, People
receiving these forms will have shipped pigs
that qualified for a stabilization payment for
Quarters 2 or 3 of 1985. If a producer feels he
maybe left out under these criteria, forms are
available through your county OMAF office.
Those who have not received an enrolment
form by October 1, 1986 should make sure
they get their own form to avoid unnecessary
delays.
The procedure, once you have received
your form, is to complete it and mail it to your
county OMAF office where it willbe
processed. You will then receive a supply of
grant applications and production record
summary sheets. The compulsory part of the
program requires that you submit a summary
of one quarter's production. Once this is
completed and sent to your county OMAF
office, it triggers eligibility for the other grant
areas. The records required for this section
are not difficult to keep and do not require any
weighing of pigs or feed.
OPIIP is retroactive to April 1, 1986 and
records for Quarter 2 (April 1 to June 30,
1986) will be accepted. If you have any further
questions, contact your county OMAF office
and ask to speak to your Pork Advisor.
(LI
from 10 a.m. 13/4 miles east el Walton
at the farm of en Con. 18 Grey Twp.
Tom Williamson [Monkton Road'
BOOK NOW FOR
FALL PUMPING
HATST: in loving memory of a dear husband,
father, grandfather and great grandfather,
Elton (Jake) Heist, who passed away & years
ago, September 21, 1978.
What I would give if I could say,
Hello, Elton, in the same old way,
To hear your voiceto see your smile,
To sit with you and chat awhile.
When I'm sad and lonely,
When everything goes wrong,
I seem to hear you whisper,
"Cheer up and carry on."
Always remembered and sadly missed by
wife, Mel, daughter, Betty, son, Billy,
daughter-in-law Lucy, granddaughter Marie,
grandson -in-law, Glen and great grandchild-
ren, Kaelyn and Darren. 40.38x1
G.E. and ZENITH
Phone 348-9033
Open 6 Days aWeek
MAIN ST. MITCHELL
Waltaa
Inn
Division of
Codman Power Equipment
Walton
887-6080 or
1-800-265-9683
DALE: In loving memory of a dear son,
Eugene Dale, who passed away four years
ago, September 18, 1982.
What we would give if we could say
Hello Eugene in the(same old way,
To hear your voice and see your smile,
To sit and chat with you awhile,
Each time we look at your picture,
You seem to smile and say,
Don't cry, I'm only sleeping,
We'll meet again some day.
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
Secret tears still flow,
What it meant to lose you Eugene,
No one will ever know.
Lovingly remembered by your mother and
dad an cGiladwyn. 90-38x1
Try us for
CUsrOMtslftlNGand P OC'f SLUG
Kill Days • Tuesdays
bUR8PECIALTY
Home cured and smoked meats
processed exactly the way you like it.
34. CARD OF THANKS
NOLAN
Misineere thanks to Dr. Markus, the nurses
and all who helped care forme during my stay
in Seafgitb hospital. Also, thanksolose
who visited and sent cards. 3' Nolan
CRICI3
I wish to thank relatives,. friends,,neighbors,
and Ontario St- U.C. W , for the visits, cards,
flowers and s I received' during my
hospital y. SpedLimbert,
thanks to Dr. bert,
Dr, Sash Ur. Hay and nurses for the
attention. and terrific care I received.
Erma Crich
39.3811
—
McNICiIOL
I would lite to thank Dr. Rodney, Dr. Won
and all the nursing staff at Seaforth Hap'
while I was a ppatient. Thanks also for the
visits and cards from family, relatives
and
friends. hdd
3938xI
COOPER
Sincere thanks to all my family, friends and
neighbors for cards, flowers and visits while
in London_ end Seaforth hospitals. Special
thanks to. My son Douglas and daughter-in-
law Carole for their care and ceitdern and all
thethey Made to London. Thanks to
n
churdf.
fKh
dth
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pian
. Ike
Rev
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Dr.
Markus
and
all the
nursing lc
Many an Taff of SeaSeadriftHoHAMAHAMAAlso
thanks fo "Sesse" who helped 'tile so much.
Matra Cooper
39-38-1
SWAN
I would like to express my appreciation for the
aids and Hovers I received and the
memorial donations made on; the loss of my
dear father, Roland Doering.. Special thanks
to James;. and Char'lynit Brown for _ their
support.� Your Inndness'durulg this sad time
winalma be remerrtbered.
"ScarietandKenSWan
,♦---lit/fill �rinr---'--- .
',r=Citttk 1p...for�iOrrIeult+'
i»a tet a caro i t,4 province orcouttocoati!.' 1
WIDE'
FIEDS
'--, 'l0iw ems MA
E U1GSEN: in memory of Bob Eiligseh who
died suddenly September 20, 1985.
Through our sadness and tears,
Today tomorrow whatever we do,
We shall always love and remember you.
Dad, Mom, Glen, Darlene and 112.
40-384
ELLIOTT: In loving memory of a dear
husband Grunt Elliott, whoaway 2
years ago, September 21, 19 4.
L often sit and think of you,
When I am all alone,
For memory is the only thing,
That grief can call its own.
He is gone but not forgotten,
And, as dawns another year,
In my lonely hours of thinking,
Thoughts of you art always near.
Days of sadness will come o'er me,
Many think the wound is healed,
But they little know the sorrow,
That lies in the heart concealed.
Sadly missed and lovingly, remembered by
Wife Juno and daughter Umtata. 40 38x1
42. ENGAGEMENTS
3'9 -3s -i
ARTICLES TOR SALE
HARD WA1ER PROBLEMS? introducing the violet
softener that doesn't use salt. No mare lugging heavy
bogs of cosily soh. Other softeners remove collum
and other good-lar•you minerals. We dont add soli to
your moles or fonsore benolkial minerals. because
thoI * not goodie( you. Other sol toners take up lois of
MOM use electricity, require backwashIng, cost plea•
fy to initai1 and 100 much 10 maintain. We don't Cog
Toll tree 1.800.768.2626 for healthier. better testing
doonst•srashtng twat. --0-30
PIANOS from Village Piano Shop. Elmira.. for must.
cions $ stardoms. Vary. sen. complete restorations. to
stock: Heinn,namt & Co.. Ben, Moran $ Risch
Finishes: Oak, Walnut. Mahogany. Restored player
pianos (519) 669.2280 -0.25.79
RUSTY WWI' WAtORI New technology for rreaxr:rg
water or the source offers well to faecal pretestien
throughout entire ..0rer systemfro salt m messy
clemscafs. See the results unlit our 6 mantb idol offer.
Ovate: 'Sorry Kitsch Konabettb. Ontario
again for pulling out a triterr+ that realty does what
you say o win' For Clear. Sweet. Water Can
1.806260-2656, moo 607 call 1.800641-444. (Yoa11
be glad you did .1-0.30
NORI'tAKE CH1NA tot Christmas! t Order now and
save SSS on all recent patterns. Please specify your
Nmitoke Chino pattern name and number. Pot price
list, shape reference guide, shipping details, send to-
day stamped ,eil.addressed business envakpe to
Alexander's, 158 Wanless Avo., taronta. Ont. 6144
t W3.-••0.33
Mc)AUGHLL'e— SUTHERLAND
Mr, and Mrs. GeorgeSutheriand, Clinton are
pleased to announce the forthcortnng mar-
riage
harnage of their daughter Marylyn Aline to
Gerard Peter, son of Anne Kling and William
Mctaugliliri of Seaforth. T11e marriage will
takeplace Saturday, September27th,1986 at
St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Clinton at 3:00
p.m. Closed reception to follow. 4238-11
DEVEREAUX— BENN [ I
Mr. James Devereaally Seeforth, is pleased to
announce the forthcoming marriageof his'
daughter, Mary to Kevin Bennett, son of Mr.
r nd Mrs. Bill Bennett, Seatorth. The
wedding will take place Saturday, October
11, 1986 at St, zanies Roman Catholic
Church, Seaforth. 42-38-1
GIE MUIR
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gies! are pleased t0
announce the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter Mary lot to . Mark Muir of
Stratford. The wedding will take plate on
Friday, October 10,, 1986 at 7 p.m..
�ondv)lle United Chur7h. Reception. to
followatSeeforthlegion. 42-38i1
iT0�tAh1T0A1FY
MONOPOLha'd led, winter wheat seed fat
6 e• Cleanedanfl treated. 01.00 perbushel
411`2-3518. 14-38-2
CLASSIFIED. A
WOW
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
of
IT
•
McQuaide progress /i
in music classes
Carol Ann McQuaid passed Grade 1
Theory with a mark of 98.
She also tried Grade 3 piano and passed
with First Class Honours and a mark of 83.
Carol Carter of Seaforth is her teacher in
both piano and theory and follows the
requirements of Royal Conservatory of
Music.
Madonna McQuaid, her sister, passed
Grade 3 piano with First Class Honors and a
mark of 82.
She is presently studying with Audrey
Vorstenbosch of Mitchell through the West-
ern Conservatory of Music.
Both girls are also studying violin this year
with Carol Ann preparing for Grade 9 in June
and Madonna "Associates" in the next
couple of years.
Anne Marie has left for Australia on a co-op
programme through Wilfrid Laurier Univer-
sity in Waterloo and hopes to be part of their
musical concerts and perhaps involved in
their curriculum on campus.
She does not expect to be back in Ontario
until early 1987.
HOUSEWIVES. Mothers needed immediately to sell
toys $ gilts o1 home potties. Con 1519)
250.7905..-1131-30
IUSI PEACHY • turn your naturat skills into profit os a
emending hobby of carey training provided with
rapidly °.ponding home and baby fashions company.
Car moulted. tieing your ort boss is lost pttotiry.
(116) 852.7361. -048
PERSONAL
David Jones is
Junior Champion
o David Jones, Clinton was champtdxt Junilrrt'
.Judge at Rural Youth Connection held at the
Western Fair on September 5. David placed
first over fifty-two other 4-H members from
across Southwestern Ontario. Karen Camp-
bell, Seaforth, placed fifth in the Junior
Section, while Martha Boon, Bluevale, and
Steven Beane, Brucefield, placed seventh
and nineth respectively in the Intermediate
division.
Ten senior 4-H members from Huron
County took part in a Communications
woritaliop which was also a part of this
Regional 441 event sponsored by Pioneer
Hi -Bred and Western Fair.
Al
DANS GALORE: For all ages $ unattached. thousands
01 members anxious to meet you. Prestige Acgvafn•
tonnes. Coll toil free 1-000.263.9163 Hours Noon till V
p m.-6.30
MEEt SOMEONE NEWT Write Personal Acquaintance
Service. The Pastoral Institute. 240.35 Ave, S.W
Calgary. t2R 007. Since 1967 we have introduced
thousands for friendship or morti4ger-048
AUCTION SALES
HOLSTEIN HERD DISPERSAL. Wednesday. Sept. 21,
7:30 pm. of Carson's Sates Arena, IAANwet. listed
herd. 45 head, milking, fresh. and springing. Mointy
Sited by Sheik. Average 137 143 BCA. Consignments
accepted. Tor information toll David Carson. RR 3.
Gslowel, (519) 2914019: Jim Mcl(egtnt, RR 1 Wrox-
eter. (519) 391.6736.-0-35
EDUCATIONAL
FREE: 1906 guide to O1udy 0t home correspondence
chit 2 r wood tar eevipme 0 Winches 25.123 to. Di0m emotes tar prestigious careers Atc0unt1ng.
Chippers M capaciSo Soles,
art o000 Place
at 313 8011) Atrcond!tiontn3•Soaking•8"n6"'Cosmetology,
2o7ders, Manetre Sates, Carhrm Place K>t 3'83. (6f3) Electronics, legal/Medrtat secretory, Psychology.
257.1661, -035 travel. Gronta0 (SA) 263 Adetoide West, Otranto
1•E00-260.1121: -0.33
8ECOMO AN AUC1(ONEER, 85 (MOs of thstrucno0,
next Blass November 15.2*. Contort Saothwestere on.
trot* Schaaf of Auctleaemttt0. P.b ewe 145, tnnetktp,
tint, NOi IMo (519) 4963'936. (519) S:f7.3112.- ode 46
EARN EXTRA It1'CO7AE1 learn meanie tax Prepatrain
ar Bath Bookkeeping by correipandente. Tree
rt. U $ R Carr erica
brochures no obigaf;t.
School. 307.1346 pembin0 Hwy.. Winnipeg, M. 6111
266:._031 .. ,
tR0U81E wrapping coins? Wrap penn:ex,
nickels.
dimes AND quarters quickly. eastlyl I Send 58.95 plus
631 tax le PennyRoner, Sax 106, Pert Eire, On!. L2A
SN7.-o3a
SSS STEEL BIR.DIHGS SSf Vrtrktes styes available, ex-
efaple 3U45o+t14 54.990 46x901,16 59,960. egotpped
with large doors. Due 1a rimmed quaritines and tow
pries serdaas buyers oar will save many dollars. We
start by paying he yelp' can. Ad raw and save
1.800.3'8%-2115.---0.310
PLOWING MATCH SPECIAL an an steel b011118rgt,
th`Onsel 40* E0 56.995. strotghsw01130 * 50 $7,151-
01her sites ow&tlob(e, tan fl,`r0cde Meet
1.500-147-4910. 018
STEEL BUILDING T5 Price Sole • Bay' one btn'Tdtn'4 of
regalar price and got double lengths for 507. more.
Phorse Plormer/kont4isit 4 oiled for information
066) 678.1 SOS. -047;10'
VACATIONS
•
COMING EVENTS
PLAMI'ORO AN'IICSUE SHOW "the best antique show
31 the country". 4011 deafens. 10.000 buyers. Collec-
tors, the is one sh''w•you can't offend to miss. Sat.
Sept. 20 9 am - 4 pm. 52. Early -bird admissl0n koro 5
pm Pitchy 520 per person. Courtt(iffe fork., off Hwy 6
near Hamilton. 13 km south of Hwy. 401 or 12 km
:unfit of Hwy. 403....043
IRISH EYES ARE Sat4-m3 al T4Mhertoa's Split Rail
COLOUR CAVVAICADS. Sttee the - Yokes 004 The Festival Sept 26,17 a 28. 100 booths of traits, spezhol
t is1067 ds of fferA.•tr'k3x Cobatf betttO12 Vrlift h° Y`rerY events. COMO Join 5, he fan. '
cotoors of 00tumn Special tan rotes Cat, Straiten or .
®>mtrr'eta les®®lasem�'e��
stew at Ruby s C0ltcgM Ri!'1 Minden. Ont• «000 2110 re The onisf �a®y MOO 1
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MAA CHERTE Home P330noit' Shliv$s Est. 1975 Join err 1 of in 1.249 y®Oi' hornas
toteessful fomlty bt re¢YestitioN0as m presenting
yliehlyltnfger,e dnni"ro0ae'eieYem al in-home porkies for 1 In Ontario for
n. -roti A2 11 s pl'oh(e Call telt free 1 Si �Gd
OVERSEA 9183 . ._.._ a. Place. our'BIaanSk' of elassl'fied Ad
vlomen Its W
OVERSEAS PrJ51TYOHS., Hondred's 0f top paying pa I , y.., . .. • .�,- :.
tions Alfrediye benebts. A8 occupations. Tree 1 by Callln'q our helpttil rrltl'isltlled
&HMIs, O've'rsees Employment Setvnces, Deft- wA
Bax 4"60 Adam ply° CftYeS6c H3P 3C7.--048 I alta �►isora at
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TRAIN POR A JOB INfrtr tete eai�la�ydn for
rntYClr 'brlv8r Tnein""Pig. Job seor2lt osshsfance
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Farmers greet
pragrem warily
Harry Pelissero, president of the Ontario
Federation of Agriculture, gave the Canadian
Rural Transition Program (Cirri') a mixed
review. The creation of the CI1TP was '
announced by federal agriculture minister ,
John Wise.
Mr. Pelissem noted a program that gives
farmers leaving agriculture access to transi-
tion services - long available to Canadians in
other industries - is a positive step. In Met, )
Mr. Pelissero said, the need for transition
assistance for farmers was highlighted in the
Grey -Brute Pilot Project (1984-85) in which ea
the OFA participated. The same pilot project
recommended the creation of third -
debt review boards which have recently
legislated by islated the federal government.
However, the OVA president stated, lud
beeailse these two programs • rih'al tronsitier) )^
and debt review boards - have been ie.
ann'ouneeddoes not mean the iner;ttot unten
F.C.C. foreclosure actions should be lifted
automatically.
"While the review boatels may be
technically in place, they are not functionally
operational yet In Ontario, for exaniple, only
four out of the 10 board members have been
named, and procedures still have to be ironed
out.
would not want to see the moratorium
get lifted, and have a flood of farmers apply
far debt review before the boards are ready.
That could easily bog down the whole
process,"'said Mr. Pelissero.
The OFA chief said serious consideration'.
should be given to how and when the
moratorium would be lifted, recommending
either a phase by phase approach, Or the
announcement of a future - not an immediate
;effectivity ctivity date.
1-
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Market B
The National Tripartite Hog Stabilization
Committee has released the 1986 second-
quarter figures confirming that no stabilise -
ben payment has been triggered forhogssold
in April, May and June.
i
ThenatiOpal average market prrce , $7232,,
exceeded the support price, $67,96, mainly
due to higher prides and low feed costs. The
buoyant Matketbeginning
b tying to in the
of
the (palterPOsitiVe
situation. Recently, hog prices have risen' to
histone highs.
Over 80 pet cent of hog producers in the
participating provinces of Alberta, Saskat-
chewan, Manitoba and Ontario have enrolled
in the voluntary tripartite program. They
represent about half of Canada s hog
production.
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