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$15. per rperson
For Information CaII:
,Mary.Hak Verberne
527.0967
Nancy Franklin O'Reltly
345;2556
Sandra Menheere Jansen
522.0996
IJiust reply by May 31 Teachers
welcome.
HENSALL'S 5th ANNUAL
s
Community Wide
Yard And
Garage Sale
TURDAY MAY 27
9:00 .aero.. ?
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SOMETHIING FOR EVERYONE1
• Firemen's
Breakfast
• Bike Rodeo
Puppet Show
•.Bake Sales
• Hourly Fun and
Silly Draws
• ;Decorated
Tricycle Contest
EVERY STREET HAS. A SALE!
SHOPPER' REGISTRY OFFICE
122 King Street
CKNX Mobile Broadcast
Register and receive your official
• Hensel! Shopping Bag!
For Further Details 262,,2812
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SO' Wedding Anniversary
John & Anne Lnnsink
The family wish to invite friends
and.neighbours to help celebrate
this very special occasion
WED., 'MAY 724
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•Seaforth & District Community Centres
MUSIC ,8z. .DANCING
-Best Wishes Only Please
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• iflleoted4n 0tver yillentslbdmga7nade'=to
alaiighter land =feeder 'cattle ;'(producers
*mined lin lthe National •'Tripartite price
'Stab'iltzation"'Pro'giTam.
1Rte=anntitmeementewas`madely theNa-
ItionaTStabilization' Domiiitttees'of prOdueers
and vepresentntives 'fro2n'ifederal JatzdMiro-
• vincial•>governnients.
Enrolled ?producers In Alberta, Ontario
:and'Pr1nce Edward island are eligible for
thepayment. Producers 'in British Colum-
bia, -Saskatchewan, Manitoba, New
Brunswick -and NovaScotiaare expected to
°enrollby"the end of the month.
Payments are based on'thedifference bet-
ween the support price per hundredweight
and the national average market price
multiplied by an average weight. Stabilize -
Sheep producers vote
to keep sheep agency
Results of the sheep referendttm•show 72
per cent of producers who voted support`the
continuation of their marketing agency.
"I am pleased that `the Ontario Sheep
Marketing Agency .,has been supported by
such a high percentage of voters. I en-
courage the agency to continue to actively
identify and address -the needs of its pro-
ducers and the Ontario sheep industry,"
said Jack Riddell, Ontario Minister of
Agriculture and Food.
As a result of the vote the agency,
operating under the authority of the Farm
Products Marketing Act, 'will continue to
represent Ontario's sheep, .lamb and wool
producers.
The referendum was held in response to a
request ,from the Ontario Sheep Marketing
Agency earlier this year. The request
reflected the 1984 recommendation of the
Ontario Sheep Commission that the agency
be established without.an"expression of
' 'opinion "fromproducers, but that they have
the opportunity to vote on continuation of
the agency after aperiod of operation.
A total of 1,529 producers cast valid
ballots in the April 14 referendum.
tion malculations tow are made on a mon-
thlyltasis1,atherthan quarterly.
Slaughter cattletlrWgcers=are eligible for
a r%ead'paytilent : f $1?s09 for January
198940103102 for February.'Phere"Wine no
payment%n March sales.'Cheques 'will con-
tinue •to'be4issuedquarterly.
The January'paynrent Is 'determined by
-thextlifference'bdtareenitheaupport iiriee of
48335 perintridr'ediweight and the national
. average trliiiiket'price xof '0$81:85 per ltun-
'dredWeight wrntiltiplied by an average
•illatighter weIghtOf 1,139°pount s.
helFebraatypa lnent'of43t02 is deter-
mined byiheldiffer eneeltetweenthetttpport
price sof483 76 -'per shundredWeight land the
national average market price of$83:19per
hundredweight multiplied by an average
slaughterweight of 1,119pounds.
There is no March payment since the
average national market 'price of 385.29 ex-
ceeded -the support • price' of $85.11.
THURSDAY - SATURDAY
(Matinee NOW 3:00 - 6:00 p.m.)
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!Mr..and rMrs. •.Keith Volland, !•iensall, are
pleased •to.:announce:the forthcoming -mar •
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nage of their.daughter Lisa Marie to.Roberr
.Scott Pedlar, son.ofiMrs. Zola Pedlar, •Sar-
;nia„andathedate°sN'.iliiam Pedlar. The.wed-
:ding "will dakeplace,at Our Lady •oflMount
Cannel•an May 27, 1989 at 3:00 p:nt Open
reception. to follow in Hensall.
Feeder cattle producers a't'e eligible fir a
per 'head'payinelit of 43:96 :m 'Mier la. 1No
payments "will be made for Jantiaiy for
February -
The
$ M rah payment is bated nn the -dif-
fereneeltetween thealipport'pt1?e Of :'.10
perhundredweight apd thenatid#ialaverage
market price ofV8.'60 perlittlitIMWeight
multiplied by an average weight of 796
pounds.
There are no payments to feeder cattle
producers for the "first two moifths 40 the
quarter since the January' average Market
price of490:93 exceeded'the support price of
487.14 and -the February average 'market
rice 448935 exceeded the suppolrtprlee of
':118.
Producers and both levels 'of -government
contribute equally to the fund. Production
data is now being collected so that cheques
can be issued to producers as .coon as
possible.
CONSTRUCTION' at the Seaforth Community Hospital addition is still on schedule.
These two employees of Turner Plumbing and Heating of Stratford are seen at work in
the penthouse where they are assembling air handling and heat transfer units for the
building. Currently the addition is in the mechanics stage, and the next step is detail
work such as installing sinks, toilets, doors etc. The project should be completed In ear-
ly July. Corbett photo.
HOSPITAL FUNDRAISING - The results of the Seaforth Community Hospital door-to-
door fundraising campaign are still being tabulated. To date only about 40 percent of
the canvassing kits have been returned, and $188,000 has .been banked before
pledges and post-dated checks. Seen here are Administrative Secretary Dorothy Medd
and Administrator Don Smith going over returned canvasser's kits. Corbett photo.
Mac and Joan Stewart of R.R.1, Dublin and
Ken and Shirley Becker of blew Dundeeare
,happy to announce the engagement of their
children Elizabeth AnneandLtnce Eric. The
wedding w.iAtake,place,on Saturday, June 17.
1,989 :at 3:00 pan. at •Northside United
Church,, Seaforth.
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