••~ Wed., April 6, 1988 WINCHESTER PRESS @A<:>(11 Seventh Column Editorial EDI 1£R'S N01E : OUR CARfcn.\lST 15 ON A"CUITDRAL1RIP. by Joe Rowan Politicians: who needs them Politicians in Dundas County must think the people are stupid. They stand up and make grandiose declarations - as Shakespeare would say, full of sound and fury signifying nothing - about how they will never agree to accept garbage from outside their municipality. Give us a break. About two years ago, 13 municipalities signed away their rights when they agreed to join the Grenville-Dundas Waste Management Master Plan. Most admit they joined the plan to save money . Admirable. But now, in an effort to save face, at least three reeves in Dundas County are stretching the truth by saying they wo early Osgoode Township settlers, Richard can personally stop Brockville's garbage from being Stethem and Joseph Coombs, were pioneers in dumped in their laps. T storekeeping and in 1841, erected a trough-shaped shanty That decision is out of their hands. The waste believed to have been the first store in the wilderness management Steering Committee is carrying the big stick municipality. Early records indicate that 'trading post' was now. They will make the final decision, with the public's at.the intersection of what is now officially-mapped as the input, as to where a landfill site will be located, if that junction of Regional Road 6 and the 8th Line of Osgoode becomes the best alternative. Township. Historians have further pinpointed the location Why can't the politicians tell the straight story. Why as 'on the southeast corner'. One need dig no deeper can't they say they don't want Brockville's garbage the into the misty past to realize all this historical data same as the rest of us and stop at that. Why do they have describes the very birth of Metcalfe village and its first to say things like, "I'll never sign an agreement allowing business venture. There appears to be no authentic Brockville's trash to come into our backyards." records regarding the durability of that ancient 'trough­ They already signed the agreement. shaped shanty' ... but the business itself never looked As one Ministry of Environment official said, "It's back ... and continued to grow and flourish down through obvious they're trying to avoid political suicide." the generations. In more recent years Metcalfe General The politician whose municipality gets the dump is Store has been literally 'bulging at the seams', and last going to be in hot water with his constituents. week those 'seams' did indeed literally burst... making This fall, when it comes to the municipal elections, room for a vast expansion program. Metcalfe General maybe the people should vote for representatives who tell Store, although keeping abreast of modern merchandising the story straight and don't try to whitewash the fence trends, manages to maintain a cherished touch of the they' re sitting on. country store atmosphere. True, there is no 'pot-bellied Who are they trying to kid anyway? stove'; no 'cracker barrel'; and no 'hitching-post' at the - Joe Meagher door. But, instead there is always the pleasant aroma of steaming coffee and early-morning shoppers, just as their ancestors did ages ago, pause to exchange views on politics, sports and world affairs. Present owners of the This week • • • thriving business are the Gebara brothers (Sid and Michael) and both are deeply interested in the historical 1928 significance of a business older even than the village itself. Chatting with the brothers this week we recalled having The farm home of George Lewis, four miles northwest negotiated big deals (sometimes as much as 2' worth of of Vernon was destroyed in a fire. The fire started in all-day suckers) when Mr. Hanes was the friendly man a defecti ve chimney. behind the counter. During our early days at school L. T. A new model Ford sedan was the main topic of Stanley owned the store and it seemed he always had conversation in Winchester. It came from Brockvi lle and attracted a much attention as a new band wagon. a special 'deal' for little girls and boys with very limited R. Dukelow sold his milk business to D . Mallory. amounts of 'cash'. Mr. Stanley was succeeded by Everett Morris and over the years ownership changed several times. Many, shopping in the store this week, have 1938 cherished memories of Cyrus Latimer, Bill Hall, Lloyd Jackson, Jim Miller and Don Maclaurin. That corner of A Morrisburg lawyer, acting on behalf of Lawrence the village is truly steeped in history. Matter of fact one Annable of Winchester Township, told Winchester might even say the store was closely associated with Township Council that Annable was seeking $200,000 Metcalfe Fair in the exhibition's formative years. Yellowed in damages from the municipality. pages in the annual fall fair's earliest records explain what Annable alleged the damage was done during the Castor Drainage Scheme. Council decided to let the fair-day shoppers saw as they left the store and loaded courts deal with the issue if Annable so desired. their groceries on the 'express': " On the afternoon of the The Winchester High School Board discussed the second day of the annual possibility of enl arging the school. Two additional exhibition (Metcalfe Fair) the rooms are required: one for domestic science, the other president and secretary for technical courses. were wont to take their places on the upper balcony of the hotel, which 1948 was the signal for the multitude to assemble in the The lnkerman Rockets hockey season came to a close in front of 7,000 fans at the Ottawa auditorium by street below to hear the losing to St. Mary·s 8-5. prize list read by the lnkerman lost the series 3 games to one eliminating secretary. The president's them from the Memorial Cup playdowns. speech came first. Then, in Ault Creamery Ltd. is constructing a round radio­ type chimney for a new boiler. The chimney will be order to get the audience in NOTE: That once-bustling hotel 110 feet high with a ladder inside. the proper state of mind, stood on the corner lot now Christine Stewart, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. W .J. Donald McKeracher was designated municipal parkland. Stewart. was judged the best in the vocal solo class announced and greeted with cheers as he appeared on for girls 15 years old and under at the Ottawa Music the balcony in his tartan array, marching from end to end Festival. She beat out 34 contestants. to the thrilling notes of the bagpipes." This week the new­ look corner store is busy serving new generations of shoppers but, for oldtimers, memories of the town's 1958 illustrious past remains sealed forever where the 'trough~ shaped shanty' once stood. We salute Sid and Michael Conservative Clair Casselman won by a landslide over for so courageously combining modernization with a Liberal Arthur Casselman in the federal riding of dedicated effort to preserve the memories of yesteryear's Grenville-Dundas. Nationally, John Diefenbaker 's Tories picked up 209 seats. merchants. Clair Casselman had represented the riding since 1921. The South Mountain United Church reached its oung area curlers are beginning to make lasting fundraising goal of $12,000 with the renovation fund Press Photo- Van Bridger Y impressions on trophy trails across the land. Two standing at $12 .247. Sixty· one families contributed . The canvass' expenses came to $106.74. weeks ago we extended deserving congratulations to four Morrisburg young men who had earned the Canadian Junior Men's Provincial Championship. Last week tour 1968 Metcalfe lads moved into the winners' circle with the The mysterious stranger prestigious Provincial Schoolboy Championship award. Well done skip Brad (Dow); third Mike (Stachon); second by Gordon C. Smyth had hoped that he was the one to redeem Israel.'' The them. AncJ their eyes were opened and they recogniz­ Winchester village streets were in unusually bad There may always be unanswered questions about the splendid hopes of Palm Sunday had turned into the ed him; and he vanished out of their sight." condition so councillors Dwight Lannin and Don Dave (Stachon); lead Karl (Billy); spare Stephen (Stanley) Resurrection and its nature. When, for instance, the despair of Good Friday. The Cross, with all its cruel­ However one explains it, those who invite Jesus Christie proposed an extensive works program. and super-coach Jack (Armstrong). Can a 'Silver Broom' apostles themselves heard of the empty tomb, they ty and shame, appeared to be the death blow to a lovely Christ to stay with them find God. The more deeply Phony bank inspectors were phoning elderly people be that far down the road? greeted the report as "an idle tale." Thomas was at dream. we probe the Master's life and teaching, the more we in Dundas County attempting to con them out of their first skeptical. Cleopas and his unnamed companion It is not difficult to understand why Cleopas and his see of God. The Master leads us out of ourselves and retirement money. The OPP said any questionable calls failed to recognize the mysterious stranger until they companion welcomed the mysterious stranger when beyond ourselves to the ultimate Reality behind him should be referred to the police as quickJy as possible. shared an evening meal with him at Emmaus (Luke he joined them on the road. Almost any company is and in him. 24: 13- 35). good company when I ife has tumbled in. Companion­ Sometimes we may be like the two individuals who Plainly, the immediate followers of Jesus were ship is a refuge and a source of strength, especially attended a public lecture by Ralph Waldo Emerson WINCHESTER PRESS disposed to cynicism, conditioned to doubt. In unde rstanding companionship, when we are traveling ( 1803- 1882). The distinguished Am rican philosopher 1978 Published by 2woMor Publications Inc. everything they seemed to be saying: "You'll have the road of disillusionment. and poet spoke on his favorite theme, "The Over­ 545 St. Lawrence St., Box 399, Winchester, Ontario KOC 2K0 to show me." Moreover, the mysterious stranger had a way with soul" . He had been over the heads of some of his au­ Dundas Manor Nursing Home officially opened with However, something else is also sure: their doubt him. He talked sense. He made it look as if the death dience. One man asked another: "Did you get all that 11 patients transferred · from the Winchester District John Morris, President/Managing Editor Karen Holmes. Advertising Manager and cynicism turned to conviction. Defeated, of Jesus had some meaning after all. As they put it about the Oversoul?" The other replied: " No use Memorial Hospital. Nursing home owner Jack Alguire Robin Morris, Vice-President Allen Van Bridger, Sports Editor discouraged, frightened men became men of courage later, " Did oot our hearts bum within us while he talk­ wondering what he mean ; we know he's giving us said that other residents will soon be moved into the Janet LaPierre, Production Manager · Connie Hart, Office Manager and devotion. Cleopas and his companion, after their ed to us on the road, while he opened to us the scrip­ the best there is." $ I million facility. Initially 27 people will be employed long walk to Emmaus, and its experience, turned tures?'' We do not comprehend all of the meaning of the at the home. The Winchester Press was established in 1888 and is published Wednesdays around and rushed back to Jerusalem to report the good Therefore, it should not surprise us that Cleopas and Cross and the Resurrection. But we may be confident Village ratepayers were told they could expect a four at Winchester, Ontario. news. The idle tale was an idle tale no longer. his companion invited the mysterious stranger to re­ that God has given us the best there is. If our eyes to five mill increase in their tax rate as a result of the Notice, if you will, the mood of Cleopas and his main with them for supper and through the ap­ have been opened by Jesus C hrist and his teaching, United Counties' school board budget. Reeve Gray Subscription Rates: $20 per year anywhere in Canada: $50 per year outside Canada. companion as they walked homeward on the Emmaus proaching night. The record brings us to these thrill­ we should realize that there is no death for truth, or said the 4 .85 mill rate increase in the school levy road. To say the least, they were disillusioned. They ing words: "When he was at table with them, he took love, or goodness, OR PERSONALITY, for what is shouldn 't affect constri 1ction of a new municipal Member of Canadian Community Newspapers Association and Ontario put their feelings bluntly when one of them said: "We the bread and blessed, and broke it, and gave it to excellent, as God lives, is permanent! complex. Community Newspapers Association. B-2 The Winchester Press Wed., April 6, 1988 Farm update New vaccine• may cut shipping fever deaths by half GUELPH - Un iversity of Guelph concrete data can be produced to lung, and can be countered by results have not been satisfactory. Presponse is designed to be in­ researchers have created a vaccine get the product , dubbed Presponse, "clearing cells" produced by the The most recent development in jected twice, ideally before ship­ to control shipping fever, a disease licensed by Agriculture Canada for ' animal's immune system. If the the market, a two-year-old product ment. Wilkie estimates that the pro­ that costs North American cat­ the fall and by the U.S. Department animal is stressed, larger amounts which innoculates cattle with live duct will cost $ I. 75 per injection, tlemen up to $600 million per year of Agriculture for I 989. of the bacteria are released, and the bacteria, is "a primitive ap­ and could reduce the mortality rate in losses. Shipping fever, or bovine clearing cells are too overworked proach," says Wilkie. "It doesn't by 50 per cent. "In the bovine world, discover­ pneumonic pasteurellosis, is a to get rid of the bacteria. work very well." Based on field trials with 2,000 ing a vaccine to effectively control pneumonia developed by cattle In laboratory tests, Shewen and The products, which introduce cattle, 800 which were vaccinated shipping fever is comparable to fin­ after exposure to stress, such as Wilkie discovered that the live bacteria, including the toxin, and others fonning a control group, ding a way to control the common shipping, branding, castration or bacterium produces a toxin during into the animal, have not had good Wilkie says farmers could save up cold in humans," said Dr. Patricia mass mixing with animals. its most active stage of growth. results, he says. The animal may to $15 per head by using the Shew en, one of the two researchers Symptoms include anorexia and This toxin limits the clearing cells' have a severe reaction to the injec­ vaccine. involved in the project. labored breathing. Sometimes as ability to clear away bacteria. tion, or the bacteria could be kill­ Shewen and Wilkie received Shewen and her a sociate, Dr. many as 20 per cent of the herd The researchers grew the bac­ ed if the animal is injected with an $560,000 since they began their Bruce Wilkie of the university 's develop pneumonia, and up to five terium in a culture, monitored the antibiotic. The product is unstable research, half from Agriculture Ontario Veterinary College. pent per cent die. Shipping fever costs production of the toxin and ex­ and may fail to grow if not handl­ Canada, one-quarter from OMAF, 10 years developing the vaccine. Canadian producers as much as $60 tracted the active toxin. Cattle in­ ed carefully. and the remainder from Langford. Shipping fever The process is being adapted for million per year, and American cat­ noculated with small amounts of Wilkie says while these products "It's been a long time since Canadian cattlemen are out as much as $60 to die. University of Guelph scientists say the commercial purpo es by Langford tlemen have reported annual losses the vaccine built up a resistance to at least have a chance to grow, this Canadian researchers, a Canadian million annually due to losses caused by ship­ vaccine they have developed to combat the Inc. , a Guelph finn that contributed of up to $600 million. it. chance is narrowed considerably company and the Canadian funding for the research. The bacterium that causes Although other vaccines claim­ because farmers often cannot con­ research funding system have done ping fever. Researchers estimate that the mor­ disease could reduce deaths by a much as Langford plan to market the pneumonia exists naturally in the ing to prevent shipping fever have tro I conditions. Now , many something that will impact so tality rate of the disease, caused by stress, half. vaccine before fall shipping season. no es of all cattle. Usually, only been on the market - some for as farmers vaccinate cattle when they significantly on the cattle in­ causes as many as five per cent of some herds Pre s Photo-Laucius The scientists are optimistic that small amounts are released into the long as 50 years - Wilkie says arrive at the feedlot. du try," says Wilkie. Veterinarian gives SULLIVAN BROS. Since 1950 DITCHING • FENCE LINE REMOVAL Agri-business directory Inanageinent tips Hyhoe Excavator licenced Septic Dozer • Truck Bed Installation Backhoe • Payloader Topsoil • Sand • Pit Run Harvest more business • Crushed Stone to Ayrshire breeders House Moving • Foundations Dundas Agri-Systems Inc. by advertising in the BOX 59, BRINSTON, ONT. 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Expanded lllental health C[t1~e in rural areas awaits funding CHES"fERVlLLE - The manager The Bilingual Psychology Prc,­ Judging from the results of mental health service at Corn­ gram is aimed at people over the wall General Hospital is hoping age of 18, or 16-year-olds living OTTA WA - Stormont 4-H'ers proved that their judging sav­ project number one on the District away from home with vy was tops at the Ottawa Valley Fann Show. Health Council's Ii t will get the psychological, emotional and The four Stormont youngsters beat out nine other county same priority from the province. behavioral problems. teams from the region at the competition. Speaking at an Armchair Travels Clients can receive hel;>for such Day last week, organized by Team members judged hay, oats, grain, corn and soybeans, problems as marital difficulties, Women for the Survival of behavior problems, family conflict . and gave reasons in two of the four classes. Teams also had Agriculture, Janet Simms-Baldwin emotional difficulti..: s and to identify 20 seeds and answer a 20-question quiz after listen­ said the hospital is hoping for $1.6 psychiatric problems. ing to a talk given by KCAT's Gary Hoekstra. million to expand its mental health The Child and Adolescent Out­ Out of a possible 500 points, Stormont team members rated services in SD&G. patient Program provides help for Also speaking at the day-long high. Diane Powell picked up 470 points; Monica Tanner 469 children and adolescents with emo­ points; Greg Hanna 450 points and Ian Powell 415 points. seminar, held at the Royal Cana­ tional and behavioral problems and dian Legion Hall, Chesterville, also provides suppon for their Crysler's Diane Powell picked up the highest individual were WSA founder Dianne Harkin, Janet Simms-Baldwin families . score, with Trudy Hughes of Carleton County in runner-up WSA president Dorothy Mid­ Service Program was formed to spot and Monica Tanner of Crysler in third. dleton, aerobic instructer Jennifer help the elderly deal with problems 1f the proposal to combine the Second in the standings was Carleton County, followed by Gregoire and Debbie St. John-de such as the loss of a spouse or programs i approved by the pro­ vince, the services would be of­ Dundas County. Witt of the SD&G Developmental friend , retirement or deteriorating Services Centre. health. fered in Stormont, Dundas and Speaking on mental health ser­ The program offers assessment Glengarry Counties five days a vices in SD&G, Baldwin-Simms and counselling for the elderly and week, Simms-Baldwin said. Corn­ Give 100 per cent said the hospital is hoping for pro­ their families and advice concern­ wall would be the home base for MISSISSAUGA- Mille producers should fill 100% of their vincial funding to combine three ing nursing homes, homes for the the program. quota, the Ontario Mille Marketing Board recommends. programs presently being provid­ aged, senior citizens groups and Outside of Cornwall the services Even though a 1.5% increase in MSQ has been announc­ ed through the Cornwall General community agencies. are very restricted, being offered in Hospital. It provides information for pro­ Dundas County in the village of ed recently, the board is still encouraging dairy farmers to fill The programs which would be fessional or the general public on Winchester and in Glengarry their entire quota. Current trends suggest that the year-end combined are the Community topics related to psychogeriatrics, County, in Alexandria, just one day An ounce of prevention situation could be tight. Producers shouldn't count on a repeat Psychogeriatric Service, Bilingual and strives to improve the quality a week. of last's year's situation, when all over-quota levies were Psychology Program and Child and of life of the elderly and community "It's hard to cram everyone in­ Preventative maintenance was the theme of helpful hints for keeping farm machinery in refunded, warns the OMMB. Adolescent Outpatient Program. awareness of aging and mental to one day a week,'' Simms­ the MatcaJfe Service Centre's all-day service top running order, and offered area farmers The Community Psychogeriatric health. Baldwin told WSA members. clinic March 31. The day featured some a look at farm equipment. Sneak a peek next door KAN ATA - With a home computer and $360, you can sneak a peek at your neighbor's land, and he can take a look at yours. Combination Water Nucor, a Kanata firm, sells computer disk copies of photographs taken by LANDSAT, an American remote sens­ Softener & Iron Filter (613) 774-2677 ing satellite. Copies of the photographs of an area 15 km square $400 AND UP Eagle Farm Equipment are available on floppy disk for $360, with subsequent disks - FREE WATER ANALYSIS - REPAIRS TO ALL Mc\KES going for $150. - SALT DELIVERY - TRADE-INS ACCEPTED If you want a closer look at how your neighbor's crop is ALL NEW TECHNOLOGY: RUST AND SULPHUR R.R.4 WINCHESTER, ONT. 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B-4 The Winchester Press Wed., April 6, 1988

Porteous heifer tops sale 1••···················•:: Metcalfe J 5 •••••••• Community Christian 57 Holstein calves auction for 1,543 average School WINCHESTER - The Eastern jesty", from an Excellent dam, The star of the sale was "Haw­ invites you to their Ontario Holstein Calf Sale, an 180 per cent: 187 per cent, 3.8 per lea Lancer Mame", a fresh two­ annual event at Fawcett's Sale cent test. year-old daughter of "Lancer", Arena, was held on April 2. Third highest price was paid to consigned by Harold Tompkins, musical presentation A capacity crowd of breeders Johnstonholm Holsteins, Inker­ Kemptville. She sold for $23,500 to and Holstein enthusiasts were man, by Wayne Presley, Newing­ Beerwort Farms, Knowlton, P.Q. present and 57 calves sold for a ton, for a September 1987, daugh­ " Mame" was from a Very Good total of $87,975, an average of ter of " Marshfield Elevation dam with 165 per cent: 165 per ''Scarecrow'' $1,543. Tony" from an Excellent dam cent BCA, her second dam an at Parkway Road Pentecostal The highest price fetched in the with 154 per cent: 155 per cent Excellent daughter of Quality f sale was $3,400, paid by Thomas BCA. Ultimate who was Grand Cham­ Church, Greely Corey, Havelock, N.B., to Ray­ ! Fawcett's Spring Select Sale pion Female at the Dundas Black mond Porteous, for a March 1987, and White Day, 1986. daughter of Hanoverhill Star­ was held immediately following buck. " Raylane Starbuck Carla" the calf sale and 44 head of Second highest price of the sale was from two generations of Very registered Holsteins sold for a was $7,500, paid by Sunnylodge j Mon.: ~~~i~m~~:M7~~Spm__ i Good dams, 3.71 per cent butter­ total of $110,875. 40 fresh or Holsteins, Chesterville, to Doug­ 0 fat, with high production springing young cows and heifers las McLennan, Maxville, for a there is no admission fee. The second highest price was averaged $2,688.75. Four baby Very Good four-year-old daugh­ :...... Please join us for a special r·····! $3,100, paid by Stanley Derrah & heifer calves, ranging in age ter of Hanoverhill Jethro. This evening of fun and fellowship. Son, Bristol, N.B., to Richard from six weeks to one day, sold cow had a two year old record of Helmer, Winchester, for a Sep­ for a total of $3,325, an average of 147 per cent: 179 per cent BCA, 4.5 1 tember 1987, daughter of "Ma- $831. per cent test...... 3 day_s of_ SP-ecial events:

Showmanship ETCA Thursday, April 14 Balmy temperatures and a variety of new pro­ concessions. The annual event also included ducts and services for farmers drew a crowd a Hereford show and sale, a 4-H judging com­ Sacrifice Sale to the Ottawa Valley Farm Show's outdoor petition and the seed-feed and forage show. Box 250 Friday, April 15 Metcalfe Hendersons take red ribbon Ontario Open House KOA 2PO for Fann Show tiinothy entry 613-821-2893 Saturday, April 16 OTTAW A - Area producers sons also took home a third place took second spot in the oat and FARM EQUIPMENT DEALER showed some of the good things win with their buckwheat exhibit. barley silage class. and Claude that grow in Ontario at the Ottawa John Van Tumhout of Berwick Lapalme of Embrun picked up a Lawn and Garden Day Valley Farm Show last week . took second place in the soybean second. The show gives county show class, and Stormont's Alain Leduc St. Albert's Christian Lafleche winners an opportunity to compete was third in the hard winter wheat won second place in the first cut with seed, feed and forage winners class. alfalfa class, and third in the second from across Eastern Ontario. En­ Cumberland producer Yvon Pro­ cut alfalfa clas~. In the second-cut tries were up this year, says show ulx won second in the white field mixed legume and grass class. John secretary-treasurer Mary Joynt. bean category, with Sam Rico of Nooyen of Navan picked up a first The farm show also featured a Vars third in the class. place ribbon, with Christian Hereford show and ale, 4-H St. Albert producers Albert and Lafleche in second spot. teams, farm equipment exliibits and Denis Latour picked up a first place The show·s cop award, the Ray­ a lifestyle program. ribbon in the com silage class with mond Kemp award offered to the Lorne and Francis Henderson of 0 car Lafrance of Casselman win­ showperson with the highest Brinston picked up a first place rib­ ning second. points, was awarded to Fornier's bon for their timothy. The Hender- Rudolf Hausennan of St. Albert Nicholas Seguin. Thursday, April 14 Sacrifice Sale Your Co-op at 08:00 to 17:00 hours BRINSTON "This sale is an event that is pleased to invite you to our annual no one should miss!" Spring Booking Days - April 7, 8, 9 First come, first served. machinery subject to availability.

Once again we are offering special pricing on many major farm inputs. THE BEST PRICES EVER Also during these days there will be a 10% discount on all regular priced store merchandise. Coffee and donuts. For example: REG . SALE AC 7040 tractor, cab. air ...... $15.000 $8,999 Co-op IH 615 combine. grain/corn ...... $8.100 $3,995 1H 720. SF, 20 .. plow ...... $5,400 $2,995 Your Spring Input Headquarters Alliecl hydraulic drive stooker ...... $2 .500 $995 NH 717 harvester. IR ...... $2.000 $995 IH 175 swather ...... $1.900 $599 Numerous other items are reduced to make this event BOOK OR BUY NOW tire biggest and best ever! Pick up our 1988 summer catalogue Coffee and donuts Discounts up to 50% on new and used All items for sale will be priced and can be seen the day before the served all 3 days sale. See Terry for parts discounts. Refreshments available. Brinston Co-op 652-4828 ,

Friday, April 15 The New Generation Saturday, April 16 Of Precision Planting. Open House 08:00 to 17:00 hours Lawn, Garden & KINZE SeriesD "It will be our pleasure Industrial Day to be your host this special day. '' 10:00 to 16:00 hours • Independent, modular wheel assemblies featuring: • Master slave hydraulic lift Meet with our staff system Meet with the company representatives Wayne Rostad Country and western music • Spring loaded contact wheel Meet with your friends and neighbors Deutz-Allis, Lawn and garden equipment drive • Rugged, 7"x7" frame Roper' Lawn and garden equipment See our place of business • Easy access, end-mounted Gehl Co.' Skid steer and industrial equipment Single/Double Frame Planters transmissions See our dispJay of excellent equipment Live coverage on the radio Converts from single to double frame with all CJET Radio, the row spacing, fertilizer and tillage options See "what sets us apart" you'll ever need - in one planter! Special prices, deals and prizes Precision planting! With a planter that KINZE Register when you arrive for: converts to narrow rows, even solid rows, in ~t/4z&~r-t, This is your special day minutes. See your KINZE dealer today: Door prizes and a draw to use our tractor for Come see and get a chance to win your work (2 weeks or 25 hours Econo-Fold Planters a lawn mower The simple economics of whichever comes first.) Refreshments served by the popular Osgoode Township Male Choir. mechanical folding for quick transport, built into an 8 or 12 See Terry for parts discounts. Refreshments available. row planter! Low-profile, triple-folding markers use the continuous stroke of a single cyiinder. A KINZE exlusive! Metcalfe Service Centre Ltd. Tibben Equip01ent Li01ited TWP. OSGOODE, 12 MILES SOUTH-EAST OF OTTAWA Brinston 652-4881 HIGHWAY 31 AT METCALFE CORNER 1 MILE WEST OF METCALFE The Winchester Press Wed., April 6, 1988 Classifieds

Professional Not ice Wanted Wanted For Rent For Sale & Business NOTICE WANTED - Colonial crib and WANTED - Bunk beds. Also, FOR RENT - 2 bedroom apart­ FOR SALE - 600 bales Of 2nd cut Need your lawn rolled or aerated? change table in excellent shape. exercise bicycle. 774-3300. 52 ment, large k itchen, dining room alfalfa hay. Phone 774-3568. 51-52 (613) 821-2554 Directory Call 448-2558. 52-1 Phone 535-2507. 52-1 and living room with patio doors WANTED - Rel iable teenager to onto deck (with roof). Available FOR SALE - Cedar posts 5-7" NOTICE HELP WANTED - Loader babysit occasional evenings and May 1, 1988. Phone 774-2168. and 12 ft. rails. Also stove wood. R. BRYSON PATTERSON Mary Kay has a personalized operator, experienced only. Box Saturdays. Two boys, ages 2-1/2 52tfc Phone Prescott, 925-3268. 52-1 231 , Metcalfe, Ont., K0A 2P0. Optometrist proven-effective program and 11 months. Call 774-2242 after 52-1 FOR SALE - 9' windmill, $650; METCALFE 215 Van Buren Street specially designed to meet your 6:30pm. 52 FOR RENT - Rosewood Place in skin's individual needs. Com­ utility trailer; Viking 30" range, Kemptvllle Winchester, 2 bedroom luxury plimentary facial. Joyce 774-3086. WANTED - Healthy Holstein bull HELP WANTED - HCA or NA are green with matching hood; 5 200 Custom Air Ltd. Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. apartments. 774-3340. 40tfc HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 50-9 calves wanted every week, ap­ required to work at St. Jacques lb. counter weights; 3 bar stools. 10am to 5pm INSTALLATIONS proximately 100 - 130 lbs. Un­ Nursing Home, Embrun. For more FOR RENT - 31 Inn Motel, 2 bed­ Phone774-2161. 52 Telephone 258-2274 NOTICE TO limited amount. Will pick up at informati on please phone room apartment, $350 per month, R.R. 3 CREDITORS AND OTHERS your farm. Call collect, 1-613-525- administrator, 443-3442. 52c includes hydro and heat. Phone FOR SALE - A line of farm WAYNE E. IRVEN Metcalfe, Ont., K0A 2P0 HAZEN MELDRUM LTD. In the matter of the Estate of 3020. Omer Poirier. 41-52 77 4-2920. 48tfc machinery tor sale. 989-5539. 52 Ontario Land Surveyors Grace P. Hutt, late of the Village of HELP WANTED - Immediate W.J. Johnston, O.L.S. Winchester, in the County of WANTED - Arkland Trucking Ltd. opening for two positions: cook FOR RENT - 2 or 3 bedroom FOR SALE - Double cut red Resident Surveyor Dundas, Widow, deceased. is seeking good quality timothy or and nurses aide. No experience apartment, centrally located in clover seed for sale, cleaned and 610 ST. LAWRENCE STREET Notice is hereby given, pursuant alfalfa hay. Call 448-3676. 45-30 needed. Proper training provided. Winchester. Available i m­ ready, $1 .30 lb. Ken Kingsbury, WINCHESTER, ONTARIO to The Trustee Act, that all Cal l 987-5562. 52-1c mediately, with or without ap­ RR1 , Metcalfe. 821-2574. 52-2 WANTED - Hay, 1st and 2nd cut Winchester Upholstery Tel. 774-2414 P.O. Box 394 persons having claims or pliances. Heat included. $360 alfalfa mix, dairy and horse feed, FURNITURE RECOVERED, demands against the Estate of SALES ASSISTANT monthly. Call 774-5323. 50tfc FOR SALE - Ralco low extended well baled. 315-788-1865. Abbape Grace P. Hutt, late of the Village of Required by firm in Chesterville. head rail stanchions, dividers RE-STYLED AND REBUILT GARY BREYER Brothers Farms, 5448 Washington Winchester, in the County of Individual must be a self-starter, every 2 cows, new condition for 76 London Life Insurance St. Road, Watertown, NY. 13601 . have some telemarketing skills FOR RENT - 2 bedroom Quality Workmanship Dundas, Widow, deceased, who apartment, Main Street, Winches­ head; Triple OK cult ivator, New Non-Smokers Permanent 45-52 and knowledge of the IBM PC. and Life Term to 100 died on the 9th day of December, ter. $305 pl us utilit ies. Call 3-pt.-hitch; 1 culvert 20'L x 20", 2 Free Pickup and Delivery Free Estimates 1987, are required to deliver, or Experience in WordPerfect and culverts 20'L x 14", 1 culvert 20'L x Residence: 543-3378 WORK WANTED - 14-year-old Barbara 774-~990. 47tfc Lotus an asset. Send resume to: 16" . Phone 774-3056. 51 -52 Brian Cinnamon Morris burg sent post prepaid, full particulars girl, experienced babysitter would of their clai ms to the undersigned Personnel Director, P.O. Box 610, FOR RENT - 2 bedroom apt. 18tfc like job for summer. Phone after Tel. 774-2055 Res. 774-3412 solicitors of the estate of the Chesterville, Ontario KOC 1 HO. FOR SALE - Private - 1-1/2 4pm, Debbie 448-3227. 52tfc available May 1, 1988, $440 plus above-mentioned decedent, on or \ 51-52 hydro: 774-2600. After 5pm, 774- storey, 2 bedrooms, fenced yard, Hours: 8am to 5pm daily; Saturday 9am to noon KINKAID AND LONEY before the 15th day of April, 1988. 2977. 49-52 in Winchester. $54,000. 774-2647. HELP WANTED - For dairy farm. WORK WANTED - Experienced MONUMENTS Take notice that after such last 52 Ve rno n area. Experi ence mom will babysit in my home wit!' Smiths Falls, Ontario mentioned date, the executors will FOR RENT - Apartment in Win­ preferred. 774-6510. 52-1 large yard. Call anytime, 774-2697. Monuments erected anywhere proceed to distribute the assets chester. One bedroom, $375 per FOR SALE - Viking portable dish­ 51-52c month, plus utilities, available May washer, white, excellent con­ in Eastern Ontario among the parties entitled HELP WANTED - Experienced 1, stove and fridge included. Park Sm iths Falls thereto, having regard only to the automotive sales person required. dition, $200. Antique dining table Pl ace Apartments, 774- and 4 chairs, $200. 448-2972. 52 283-3480 claims of which notice shall then Good pay plan, excellent benefits, CON SEIL O'EDUCA f lON DES COMTE$ OE 3832 after 5pm. Wallace Byers. PHARMACY Winchester Area have been received by them. company car. Call Mike Daw, Stormon1, Dundas & Glengar,y GERALD C. HOLMES Dated at Winchester, Ontario, this COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 51tfc FOR SALE - 1985 Mercury 258-3403, Mel Johnston Chev Colony Park wagon. Dual fuel or LTD. 774-2665 evenings 17th day of March, 1988. r Olds. Small Town Canada, Kempt­ gas only, 100,000 km. Excellent Authorized dealer for Cass, Workman ville. 52c requires condition. Call 774-2414 or ROCK OF AGES MEMORIALS Barristers & Solicitors AREA MECHANIC For Sale P.O. Box 390, 774-3142. 52-3 WANTED - TV antenna with rotor The Stormont, Dundas & Winchester, Ontario BROCKVILLE AND KINGSTON and accessories. 989-2605. 52 Glengarry County Board of Educa­ FOR SALE - Man's 10 speed Mon.-Fri., 10am-6pm; Sat., 10am-4pm KOC 2K0 FOR SALE - Surge pipeline MONUMENTS tion is seeking an Area Mechanic bike. Call after 5pm, 774-3526. Solicitors for Executors WANTED TO BUY - Crippled and milking systems, parlors, feeding Memorial monuments, markers, to assist with the maintenance 52 50-52c canner cows. Phone 657-4423, systems, water treatmen t, Victoria St., Metcalfe bronze plaques and cemetery needs of its schools in Stormont Archie. 46-5 equipment, standby power supply, and Dundas Counties. The FOR SALE - Attention dairy lettering. MOVERS new and used vacuum pumps, 821-1224 successful applicant wi ll carry out farmers. Save 20 per cent, $$$ on "HANK" HANSEN Licensed and insured household HELP WANTED - Part-time and bulk tanks, milker pails and the position's responsibilities util­ all Klenzade high performance 821-1780 movers. Call 543-2523 or 543-2226, full-time waitress and short-order buckets. Beattie and Ideal water cleaners and exclusive quality Box 369, Metcalfe, Ont., K0A 2P0 Morrisburg. 42tfc cook. Call Sutton's Restaurant. izing a vehicle and equipment pro­ bowls. Peter Babcock Ltd., Su rge cow care products. Garry Murphy 14tfc 774-2809. 50tfc vided by the Board. Dairy Farm Equ ipment, 984-2991 . POOLS 'N THINGS The ideal candidate for this 39tfc Sales & Service, 652-4802. 44tfc SENIORS New Pools, Spas, Chemicals, LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE position will be a strong self­ starter with an extensive and FOR SALE - A complete line ot FEATHERSTONHAUGH MANOR Pool Repairs, Liners, We are presently accepting ap­ FOR SA LE Ref i nished plications for maintenance on ou r varied building maintenance back­ Jappy dog and Chatty cat food 22 Clothier St. W. Interlocking Stone Decks, furn iture. Carman Ref inishers, commercial and residential pro­ ground. Good interpersonal skills available at our store or supply Kemptvllle, Ont. Driveways. Free Estimates. Iroquois, 652-2011 . 39tfc perties. Full-time and seasonal are also essential. t ruck. Tasty - complete and well Winchester Fireplace & Stove Centre 1-258-5454 POOLS 'N THINGS posit ions available. Phone Salary: Group R(a) $420.36 -$471 .50 WATER SOFTENERS balanced, Jappy dry dog food Is A Christian home where caring Lyman Holmes FIREPLACES - STOVES • CHIMNEYS Winchester 774-2641 745-1509, Monday to Friday, 9am- (weekly). (1987 salary schedule). Myers pumps, iron and sulphur easy to digest and will make your comes first. 15 years of public dogs happy. Garry Murphy Sales & SALES & SERVICE 41tfc 5pm, 1466 Triole Street, Ottawa. Hours of work: 37.5 hours weekly. filters, chlori nators and plumbing service. Room available now. 50-52c Written applications will be re­ Service. 652-4802. 44tfc Chimneys Cleaned supplies. Murphy Sales and "A total care facility." ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS ceived until Tues., April 12, 1988. Service, Brinston, Ont., 652-4802 FOR SALE - Ventilation and heat 494 YORK STREET 40tfc If you want to drink that's your HELP WANTED - Weekend care Mr. Richard Jesmer or 652-4803. 39tfc JACK FAULKNER exchangers for dairy, hog and calf WINCHESTER, ONTARIO KOC 2K0 business. If you want to slop, attendant required for elderly Maintenance Supervisor Res.: 774-3492 Bus.: 774-3632 adults once a month. Experience FOR SALE - Used farm t ractor barns, commercial buildings. Call EASTERN ONTARIO that's ours. Call AA , 774-5351, SD&G County Board of Education in a care setting and food pre­ 902 Second Street West part s: heads, gears, b locks, or slop in for further details. Garry CEMETERY LETTERING 774-3337, 543-3484 or 448-3326. RR2, Mountain, Ont., KOE 1S0 paration an asset. 774-3391 . 52c Cornwall, Ontario spindles, tires, hydraulics, wheels. Murphy Sales & Service, 652-4802. F or families of Alco holics K6H 5S6. We buy tractors for wrecking. 44tfc Cemetery lettering and straight­ (ALANON) 774-5351, 774-3337 or ...... ening of leaning monuments. WORK WANTED - Will do house­ Tel: 933-6990. Byers Tractor Supply, RR4 Crysler. 543-3484. 35lfc FOR SALE - We carry a complete Sales rep. for monuments, cleaning. Russel l, Embrun, Met­ Joe Gunn T.R. Leger Residence, 448-3791 ; business, E3YTOWN LUMBER calfe area. Phone 443-1001 . 52 -2 Chairman Director 448-3015. 39ttc line of Badger, Ideal; Agri-Metal, markers, etc. Evacuair manure pumps, silo car Kevin Allen • 258-2927 of the Board of Education HELP WANTED - Dairy farm "An Equal Opportunity Employer" GUITAR, BANJO, VIO LI N , carts and choppers, etc.- Steel, Collect evenings or weekends Wanted " Do-it-yourself centre worker, full-time, starting im­ 52c mandolin s1rings for electric and copper, plastic pipe and fittings, 10tfc mediately, for 50 cow, 350 acre acoustic instruments. Ac ­ etc. Garry Murphy Sales & Service, I Ottawa South: WORK WANTED - Barkley operation. Room and board avail­ WORK WANTED - Babysitting in cessories also available. 652-4802. 44tfc MONUMENTS i Queensdale at Bank (Hwy. 31) Plumbing and Heat i ng. We able. Call 1-987-5332. 52-1 my home and also will do house- DELAGE'$ HOUSE OF GIFTS Memorial markers and cemetery specialize in Myers pumps and Mon.-Fri., 8:00am-5:30pm cleaning. 774-3775. 52 Morrisburg Shopping Centre FOR SALE - Westfalia high-tech lettering by established company. softeners. Service and installation WANTED - Best and most ex­ 39ttc dairying equipment. February Sat., 8:30am-5:00pm BRUCE CAMPBELL of furnaces - wood, wood-oil, citing business opportunity for WAN TED Person(s) special, vacuum pumps with oil 463 York Street wood-electric, oil and electric. our times. Earn $20,000 - $50,000 male/ female for light construc­ FOR SALE - Pet food, all meat, reclaimer, reserve tanks, final air Phone 733-9317 Winchester, Ontario Paul Barkley, 989-2844. 39tfc -$100,000 yearly. part-time. Write tion work for season. Phone 20¢ lb. Big bones, small bones, filters and regulators. Garry KOC 2K0 FGG Associates, P.O. Box 9532, 989-2457. 52 15¢ lb. Blom's Meat, 989-2093 or Murphy Sales & Service, 652-4802. 774-2493 WANTED - We buy hides. No Main Terminal, Ottawa, Ontario, 989-2645. 16tfc 44tfc 43tfc stones in the bag. Blom's Meats, K1G 3V2. 50-1 LEGASPI ENTERPRISES Mountain 989-2093 or 989-2645. 8mm videotaping service. Trans­ FOR SALE - Adorable, affordable FOR SALE - Sandy Mountain WILLIAMS 52tfc HELP WANTED - Join Freedom ferrable to Beta and VHS tapes. puppies - German Shepherd-Lab Campsites Ltd. Sales and service Armstrong Burner Service LAWN AND HOME CARE Network, earn $10,000, $20,000, Weddings and other special mix, $20. Phone 535-2621 after for No rthlander and general Grounds and Building WORK WANTED - Sullivan Bros. $30,000 extra income. Call events. Also still photography. 4pm. 51 -52 mobile homes, new and used. Oil, Gas, Electric Furnaces Maintenance Const. - Weeping bed in­ 821 -3427. 50-1 Reasonable rates. Contact Wayne Phone 989-205_8, 989-3101 . 44tfc Bill Hoftyzer or Susan at 774-2 796. 52c FOR SALE - Straw, 90¢ bale. SERVICE AND INSTALLATION stallation; bui lding movers; 448-3830 basements ; Hy-hoe excavator; DOMESTIC HELP Phone 652-4658 or 652-4620. 51 -52 FOR SALE - We Just received Authorized Natural - Parts Plan A Small Price For Quality Care dozers; trucking; loaders; fill; top Wanted, older mature lady to look A CAREER IN TRUCKING another supply of micro furnaces. BEE HIVES Gas Dealer For · Sheet Metal 52tfc soil; crushed stone. 448-2332. after elderly semi-invalid lady, plus Transport drivers needed. Now is Now $139.95. Garry Murphy Sales ICG the time to train for your Class A Overwintered - productive - double & Service, 652-4802. 44tfc - 24-Hour Service 34ttc light household duties. For inter­ UTILITIES Free Estimates view, call 652-2321 aft er 6pm. licence. For prescreening, inter­ brood chamber - top - bottom LTD. WORK WANTE D - Carpentry, 51-52 view and job placement informa­ -frames and bees - inspected. APPLES Controlled atmosphere McIntosh Notice painting and wallpapering. Call tion, contact Merv Orr's Transport Lim ited su pply. Phone pl us other varieties, cider and ASK FOR DWAINE Don Barkley, lnkerman, 989-5460. HELP WANTED - Housekeeper, Driving Training , Ottawa, 1-800- 613-489-3775. 51 -4 apple products. Smylh's Apple 774-3522 WINCHESTER NOTICE 45tfc part-time or full-time. May to July. 265-3559. 52c FOR SALE - International No. 10 Orchard, 3 miles west of WIi­ Custom slaughtering Mondays Experience required. Patterson's combination 16 run seed drill; fer­ iiamsburg. Open 9am-5pm, 7 days only. For trucking service phone THE INSTANT KITCHEN Berry Farm ltd., 821 -1266. 49tfc tilizer, grain, grass seed and 448-2324. Sensational kitchen idea. Don't per week. 48tfc replace your old, dull kitchen HELP WANTED - Part-time help For Rent brome boxes; 20" tires. Phone - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ EARL'S MEATS 822-2297. 51 -52 CHESTERVILLE 448-2324 cupboards - reface them! Save wanted 2 days per week har­ vesting gourmet salad greens year 39tfc 40-60 per cent. Barkley Kitchen Don's round in ultra-modern high-tech FOR RENT - In Chesterville, 2 Saver, RR1 , lnkerman, 989-5460. bedroom apt., $370 per month , FOR SALE - Selected yarns, $1 -i KEN McLAREN i greenhouse. " Tropical" environ­ per ball; all fabric $1 per metre; all service tip NOTICE 45tfc equipped , heat and hydro ment, no agricultura l chemicals Butterick patterns $1 . Berkers' ~ Painting and Decorating Ltd. i We service large appliances. included. Phone 774-5323. 32tfc of the week Fridges, stoves, washers, dryers. WORK WANTED - Drywall - used. Interested? Pick up an General Store and Yarn Shop, ~ ~ application at Greens Alive, 4070 ~ Interior and Exterior Painting ~ Paul Stewart Electronics, large or small jobs. Qual ity finish. HALL FOR RENT South Mountain, 989-2865. 48tfc Check your Regional Rd. 25, Osgoode. 1 mile ~ Application of All Wall Coverings it Morrisburg Shopping Centre, Stipple spraying. Floyd St. John, Vernon Recreation Centre, large brakes every south of County Rd. 4. 51 -1 ~ Sandblasting and Spray Painting ~ 543-2236 or 448-3415. 43tfc 989-244 7. 36-12 hall, capacity 337; small meeting 15 ,000 km - room 50. For reservations call WANTED BULL CALVES WORK WANTED - Mother of two eliminates costly NOTICE Joan Carriere, 821-1897. 40tfc ; 774-3719 ~ Calves needed every Tuesday in will babysit my home, commen­ surprises later. Roan c hestnut pony stallion, 45" cing immed iately. Hallville area. APPLES ~ high; standing at stud. Phone April, 9am - 11am. Mutual FOR RENT - 3 bedroom mobile MANY VARIETIES ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~J Produ c t s Research Farm , 989-2336. 51-52 ··w, don·, just talk. 989-2273 or evenings, 652-4044. home on the Dunbar road. Rent in ALSO APPLE CIDER I about GREAT SERVICE. Lightning Street, Williamsburg. AND APPLE PRODUCTS Pepperville Farm. 51-3 exchange for doing chores. Also I Hit' GIVE ii!" 51 -2c HELP WANTED - Mature cook to work days and some evenings. room in stable available. Phone Smrth's Apple Orchards I NOTICE Simple English pub food. Willing 448-2755. 52ttc HELP WANTED - Warehouse DUNDELA Enjoy the finer things in life, let positions. Full-time, 42.5 hrs. per to train. Apply to The Swan on the I FOR RENT - New one bedroom, 3 mi. west ol llashong someone else do your grass week, some forklift experience Rideau, Manotick, 692-4550. 51 -52c cutting. Call William's Lawn and Winchester, available April 1. $375 light m W illiamsburg Winchester Print preferred. Part-time, minimum 16 Open 7 Days a Week IL~ Home Care, 448-3830. 52-3 including heat, fridge and stove. ~ WINCHESTER 774-2~ hrs. per week, light manual labor. HELP WANTED - Accounting 9:00am until dark Phone 774-2774. 52-3 ' l-800-267-7<,08 A Division of 50837 1 Ontario Limited Location: Sou th Mountain. Cal l position - temporary vacancy ~ NOTICE TO CREDITORS Tel.: 652-2477 Dave or Brian, 989-2040. 52c -maternity leave - May to October. Don Nizman, Service Manager AND OTHERS FOR RENT - Furnished and un­ Mature person. Knowledge of furnished rooms. In-room fridge. Winchester 774-3186 TAKE NOTICE that all persons micro-computers, payables and having claims against the Estate Shared kitchen, bathroom, laundry bank payroll syst em. Able to work and hot tub room. Weekly or Specialists in of Harold Floyd Gogo, late of the Sandra Lea - with minimum supervision. Indus­ Town of Kemptville, in the County monthly. Metcalfe, 821 -3802 . Classified trial locat1on in South Gloucester. 50tfc web and commercial of Grenville, Used Car Dealer, Home Care Mu st have own transportation. Deceased, who died on, or about printing Non-smoking environment. Phone FOR RENT - Large bachelor the 4th day of February, 1988, are 822-2715, 9am-4pm. 51-52 apartment , appliances and Advertising Rates hereby notified to file proof of utilities inc luded, available their claims with the undersigned Residential WANTED - Mechanics wanted. immediat ely: Single parents on or before the 29th day of April, All Classified Advertising McIntosh Equ ipment, an expand­ welcome. Phone 821-3989. 51-52 1988, after which date the under­ or ing equipment dealership, is look­ Payable In Advance signed will distribute the Estate of ing tor responsible, se lf-motivated FOR RENT - Immediate oc­ the said deceased with reference Commercial individuals to work in modern cupancy one bedroom apartment, 15 cents per word, $3.00 minimum only to the c laims of which she shop located in South Ottawa. modern conveniences. Wi lliams­ will then have had notice. Cleaning Please send resume to McIntosh burg, phone 535-2479. 52 DATED at Winchester, this 29th Equ ipment Li mited, 3436 Rideau Classifieds will be accepted by telephone, but must be day of March, 1988. Several years experience Road, Ottawa, Ontario K1G 3N4. FOR . RENT - Near Metcalfe, paid by 10am Tuesday, for publication on Wednesday. Velma Rose Tibbits Attn: Operations Manager. 51-52c bungalow, attached garage, 5 ap­ R.R.1 Quality work, top of the pliances, available June 1, $650. Kemptville, Ontario. line references. HELP WANTED - On modern 821-2319. 52 Executrix. dairy farm, full-time, experience an Tel. 774-2524 By her solicitors, Call 448-3722 asset, no accommodations. FOR RE NT - Garage, 20'x30'. Mcinnis, Macewen & Ault, lpm-9pm Written applications to: 4-C Lazi­ Central location, in Metcalfe, Classified Deadline: 10am Tuesday, Winchester, Ontario. dee Farms Inc., RR2, Mountain, suitable for workshop. 448-3616 for publication Wednesday. 52-2c Ont. 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ROOFING Since '64 (Free est.) Advertising All types, barns, etc. helps plan Classifieds Tin roof loose? SCREW IT! your budget. Life-time warranty Call Larry, 989-2457 CANADIAN ADVERTISING For Sale For Sale Birth Notice In Memoriam Coming Events Coming Events Rountllul Cl,ilm Maln~unc, Co. Ltd. FOUNDATION

FOR SALE - We stock and FOR SALE - Large bungalow, FAWCETT - Barry and Cathy (nee RONSON - In loving memory of a ST-BERNARDIN BULL TEST OPEN RECEPTION service Myers water eject or features living room, dining room, Ouellette) are pleased to an­ dear wife, moHier and grand­ STATION Following the marriage of Heather pumps, submersible pumps, sump kitchen, dinette area, 3 bedrooms, nounce the safe arrival of their mot her, Edna Ronson, who Open House, private treaty sale, Campbell and David Mason, on BLAKELY, CRAIG & CO. pumps, water softeners and carry 2 bathrooms, laundry. Full base­ son, Tyler Jamie, born on March passed away April 8, 1983. Friday evening, April 15. Open April 9, 9pm, Dr. Kinnaird Com• CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Iron, sulphur, carbon sand, ment, new furnace, natural gas. 21 , 1988, weighing 8 lbs., 11 ozs. A Time slips by, but memories stay house: 6:30pm. Sale: 7:30pm. In­ munlty Centre, Russell, Ont. 51-52 neutralizing filters, sink tanks, Double garage, on 1 acre lot. new brother for Terra Lee. Special Quietly remembered every day. formation: BIii Lipton, 613-524- filters and Provector systems. Phone 543-3183. 51 -52 thanks to Dr. Haymans, Dr. Rosen­ Happy thoughts of times together, 2778. 52 SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEETING Garry Murphy Sales & Service, quist and Dr. Kennedy and the Memories that will last forever. At North Dundas District High P.O. Box 774, Fifth Street East 652-4802. 44tfc FOR SALE - 1982 motorcycle, maternity staff at the WDMH for -Lovingly remembered by MATILDA RECREATION BINGO School, Tues., April 12 at 7:30pm. Morrisburg, Ontario KOC lXO Yamaha Maxim 550, stored since their special care and attention. husband Allan, daughters Mary Starts March 24, every Thursday A panel discussion on drinking FOR SALE - Oil cake meal, 1985. Excellent condition. Phone 52 and family and Bonnie and until May 12. Jackpot, $300 goes and driving. Come and participate Barry H. Blakely, CA $270/tonne, also 1 John Deere 989-5552. 51-52 family 52 every night. Doors open at 6pm, in the discussion following. Every• 6-row corn planter. Phone games start at 7pm. Players must one welcome. 51-52 John J. Gareau, CA «~~~- ~ FOR SALE - 75 tiled acres, well, Card of Thanks SHEPHERD - In loving memory be 16 years of age. 48-5c Ross M. Markell, CA electricity on Highway 43, one of a wife, mother and grand­ MIXED PARTY FOR SALE - Hay, well stored, mile east of Highway 31 . 1-733- mother, Jean Shepherd, who OPEN RECEPTION In honor of Karen van Deist and timothy/alfalfa. 60¢ per bale. 0500. 51-52 CARD OF THANKS - I wish to passed away April 10, 1986. Following the marriage of BI ii Tracey Meek, Sat., April 9, Ches­ 774-3331. 52 express my heartfelt thanks to my She left us quietly, Livingston and Dianne Hoffman at terville Community Centre. Music FOR SALE - Aluminum door with many friends, neighbors and Her thoughts unknown, Metcalfe Curling Club on Apri l 15, by Power Pak. 51-52 FOR SALE - Barley, $95 per glass and screen, 34" x82"; cedar family who helped to organize, But left us a memory 9pm. 52 metric tonne. 774-3098. 52 door with glass, 34" x82"; thermo­ contributed refreshments, We're proud to own. RUMMAGE SALE window, 4'x7'; thermo window musical talents and donation of So treasure her, Lord, Russell United Church, April 8, Don's Electrical Store FOR SALE - Boy's 26" 10-speed BENEFIT DANCE slider, 24" x34"; bedroom doors. hall for my benefit dance. I would In your garden of rest, 7-9pm, April 9, 9am-2pm. Good Sekin bicycle, $100; glrl~s 20" For the Versteeg Family, April 8, 821 -2603. 52 also like to express my sincere For when on earth used clothing and small house­ bicycle, $75; child's wooden desk, Embrun Community Centre, 9pm- gratitude to those who made She was one of the best. hold items. 51-52 Complete home wiring supply $75; small chrome table and 2 FOR SALE - Hi-Fi set, floor 1am. Music by The Country donations and attended the -Husband Charlie and family 52 Friends. ladies bri ng lunch, chairs, $25; chesterfield and chair, model, $25. Phone 774-3079. 52 MATILDA RECREATION DANCE Heat loss calculation dance, especially to those who please. 51 -52 $75; miniature wishing wells, $35. gave of their time and energy to At Matilda Community Hall, Phone 774-3006. 52 FOR SALE - Timothy seed. Dixons Corners, April 9, 1988, make the dance the success it MIXED PARTY Industrial Park, Embrun, Ont. 774-5953. 52-1 Coming Events 9pm-1 am. Music by the " Run was. In honor of Jean Tierney and FOR SALE - 1976 Toyota Corolla, Aways". Lunch and refreshments. -Sandra Johnston 52 George Spak, Sat., April 9, at engine runs well. Selling tor parts. FOR SALE - 16 foot fibreglass Admission $5 per person. For 443-5111 McHAFFIE AUCTION HALL Greely Community Centre, 8pm- As is, best otter. Phone 774-2662. canoe with paddles, $400. Call tickets, phone 774-5703 or Mon.-Fri., 9am-5pm; Sat., 9am•lpm CARD OF THANKS - Thank you Morrisburg, open every Monday 1am. Music by 2J 's. 51 -52 52 989-2301 . 52 989-5299. Proceeds towards to my many friends and relatives and Tuesday even ings, 6pm to for the lovely flowers, treats and Matilda Recreation. 51-52c FOR SALE - Hardwood flooring; FOR SALE - 1100 V65 Magnum, 7pm to rec eive your con­ FULL GOSPEL BUSINESS MEN'S cards. Every card made its way to cabinet doors; kiln dried lumber. burgundy, 23,000 km. Mint shape, signments. 42tfc SPRING GOSPEL SING my walls - they were beautiful. MUSICAL " SCARECROW" Source Wood Products, Cornwall, very fast, $2,500 or best offer. At the Iroquois Civic Auditorium, Special thanks to Dr. Jindal and Metcalfe Community Christian 932-5300. 47-1 8 Must sell. One steel utility trailer, VERNON UCW THANKOFFERING April 9, 1988, 7:30pm, featuring the other doctors and nurses. A School presents its musical, $150 or best otter. 774-2752. 52 Sun., April 17, 8pm at the Baptist The Torchmen of St. Catharines, TRIPLE B special thanks also to the people The Masters of Kingston, Going " Scarecrow", Parkway FOR SALE - 1980 Marquis, 9 Church, Vernon. Guest speaker: Pentecostal Church, Mon., April who made special efforts to come Home Singers of Napanee. A passenger station wagon, 302 FOR SALE - Good quality hay Shelley Lavenne, who recently 11 at 7:45pm . Refreshments. Free STRUCTURES (1987) LTD. and visit. The very special people goodwill offering will be received. auto., power brakes and steering. and straw, 989-5420. 52-1 lived in El Salvadore. Special admission. Everyone welcome. at home for their visitations, to For information, Ted Handers General Contractors Good condition. Asking $1 ,150. music and a social hour to follow. 51-52c FOR SALE - Good dairy hay. Mal for suppers and the food sent Come and join us for a family 543-2245, Garnet Johnston, 77 4- ~ Phone 535-2316. 52 Industrial, Commercial, Institutional 774-3079. 52-1 to our home, and also to Laurie evening. 52 -1 2940. 51-52c FASHION SHOW who came so often to help at FOR SALE - Camper, sleeps 5. M on., April 11 , 1988, 8pm. BOX 190 WILLIAMSBURG, ONTARIO KOC 2HO Propane fridge with small freezer, FOR SALE - Donkies, 2 jennies, 2 home. May God bless you all. METCALFE SOCCER RUMMAGE SALE Mountain Township Agricultural -Donalda Byers 52 has bathroom. Awning included. jacks, 8 ponies. Bes t reasonable REGISTRATION Rummage Sale at St. Matthias Hall, South Mountain. Sponsored offer or trade for c attle. 657-4423, Anglican Church, Winchester, RALPH BUTER (613) 535-2820 Good condition. 1975 Plymouth CARD OF THANKS - I wish to Will take place at the Metcalfe by St. Daniel 's CWL. Tickets $3 Archie. · 52-3 Sat., April 23 from 10 until noon. Valiant with air shocks, best offer. thank my relatives, friends, Community Centre, Wed ., April 13 from members or at door. Refresh­ RALPH LUIMES Cal I 1-652-2592 after 6pm. 52 from 7pm • 9pm and Sat., April 16 52-1 ments. Information call 989-2128. SPRING is here. Repair boat or neighbors and all who visited me, from 10am - 12 noon. Cost per 51 -52 trailer with fibreglass resins, telephoned, sent cards, f lowers CAR RALLY FOR SALE - 1977 Ford van, and brought gifts to me while I child, $20, ages 5-15. 52-1c complete with bed, fridge and cloth, matt, colors. Plastics of DINNER AND DANCE Ottawa, 216 Pretoria, 235-1465. was a patient in the Ottawa Civic April 16, 1988 starting at Ches­ table. Interior all carpeted. In good Hospital, and since returning SPRING RUMMAGE SALE condition. Phone 989-3062. 52 Sponsored by lnkerman UCW, on terville Community Hall at 2pm. home. I would especially like to Auction Sale FOR SALE - Mixed wood in fence Wed., April 20, 10am-1pm at ln­ Car rally $10 per car, dinner $7.50 thank those who provided trans­ FOR SALE - 1980 Yamaha MX80 posts. 652-4797. 52-1 kerman United Church. 52-1 per person. Dance 9pm-1 am, $5 DOUGLAS D.G. STEL portation for Audrey from time to AUCTION SALE trail bike, good condition, asking per person or $25 per person for time, to all the nurses and nursing HOLSTEIN DAIRY HERD OF $300; boy's BMX bicycle, 20 inch, FOR SALE - 1986 Kawasaki 454 MIXED PARTY entire day. Sponsored by the care staff on A2, to Dr. B.A., LL.B. two years old, asking $60. Please LTD, safetied, very low mileage, In honor of Lisa Cheney and Ian Happy Face Nursery School. Held WYNARD VINGERHOOD, Murnaghan, Dr. Squire, Dr. call 821-3558. 52-1 $1,695. Call 543-3420. 52c Foss, South Mountain Hall, April by authority of special occasion Finch, Ontario BARRISTER & SOLICITOR Yarnelle, Dr. Wells, Dr. Laws, and 16, 9pm-1am. Light lunch. DJ . permit. 52-1c 10 be sold FOR SALE - Screened topsoil. FOR SALE - Man's 21" 10-speed, the physiotherapy staff for the 52-1 THURS., APRIL 14 Call 821-2863 or 821-3071. 52c like new, asking $40. 774 -2431 . excellent care and the many WINCHESTER CURLING CLUB commencing 2pm 52-1 kindnesses extended to me during LABREQUE,STEL,ARKI TELEPHONE TROPHIES TROPHIES Notice of spring general meeting Herd of 44 Holstein dairy cows, 361 RICHMOND ROAD FOR SALE - Assembled utility my confinement. You have all to be held April 19, 1988 at 7:30pm butterfat 3.9% to 4.2% on dairy (613) 728-5945 helped to make my stay in hospital Having a tournament or year-end OTT shed with floor. 774-2600, $450. FOR SALE - 8 sets scaffold, at the Curling Club. All members statement last six months. AWA, CANADA K2A 0E7 more pleasant and for this I extend banquet? Call G.J. O'Reilley After 5pm, 774-2977. 49-52 complete; 10" motorized mitre are asked to attend. 52-1c LEO'S LIVESTOCK my gratitude and appreciation to Trophies & Awards, Russell, Ont., saw; 10" radial arm saw; assort­ 445-2008 tor all your trophy needs. EXCHANGE LTD. FOR SALE - Potatoes, red you all. SPRINGHILL CEMETERY ment of power tools. 448-2683. Top quality awards, medals and Hwy. 31, Greely, Ontario skinned and delicious Yukon -Glenn F. Dafoe 52 The annual meeting of Springhill 51-52 plaques, fast service and '"free For information: 822-2095 Gold. $4 for 50 pounds. 821 -1266. Cemetery plot owners, will be held Winchester Chesterville engraving" . 47-3 52c 49tfc FOR SALE - 1979 Ford 1 /2 ton CARD OF THANKS - I wish to ex­ Mon., April 4 at 7:30pm in the 774-3560 448-2182 automatic, 6 cyl., no rust, 60,000 press my sincere thanks to my Memorial Chapel. 49-51 NDDHS 25TH ANNIVERSARY AUCTION SALE FOR SALE - Hitachi portable miles, $2,000 or best offer. fri_ends, neuih bors and rel at Ives July 1, 2 and 3, 1988. Deadline for FARM MACHINERY washer with agitator and large 774-2465. 51tfc for their expressions of sympathy CLASSES and concern during the recent ill­ registration May 2, 1988. Call 2-1/2 miles sou1h of Winchester spinner tub, on sale again this 448-2328 or Box 640, Chesterville, Learn hpw to decorate cakes, EDGERTON-BAKER week for only $529. Fulton's TV ness and loss of my beloved Monday afternoons 1pm-3pm, on Highway 31 , 2 miles east at FOR SALE - New Homelite chain Ont. KOC 1 HO for program. 51-5c and Appliances, Sales & Service, saws, parts and used saws. Derks husband, James Dey. Thanks to all even i ng 7:30pm-9:30pm. Call Cloverdale Cheese House on Na• who sent cards, flowers and dona­ tlon Valley Road. (A Division of Universal Terminals Ltd.) 448-2195, Chesterville. 52c Equipment Limited, Chesterville, SING FOR CENTENNIAL Marian Sheldrick 821-2015. A four t ions, to those who brought food SATURDAY, APRIL 16 448-2335. 52c Come and be part of an Ecumen­ week course starting April 4. Also HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING FOR SALE - Color analysis. Co­ to the house and the luncheon commencing 12 noon ical Church choir, in preparation any-occasion decorated cakes - Farm gas, diesel and motor oils ordinate your spring/summer following the funeral. Special Massey Ferguson No. 165 diesel FOR SALE - 150 ft. chain-link for Summer Cent ennial '88. available. 49-51 • 24-Hour emergency service wardrobe now by having your thanks to Dr. G. Houze, nurses on tractor; International B414 diesel vinyl fencing, green; drapes, ivory, Practice Mon., April 11 , 7:30pm, colors analyzed, Sat., April 16. For 1st floor at WDMH, Rev. Dr. Allen tractor with loader; Gehl No. 880 Morrisburg Af:er hou rs 1-800-267-8187 Iroquois/Cardinal 125"x84", like new. Twin and 3/ 4 Winchester Baptist Church. Direc­ SPRING FASHION SHOW an appointment call 448-3370. 52c Tysick, Rev. Donald Smith, the haybine, 9' cut; New Holland No. 543-2800 652-4565 bed. 1975 Chev Monza. Cement tor Julia Mills. " Let's Sing!" 52c The Tri County Literacy Council steps. 989-2730. 52 Fairbairn Funeral Home, the pall­ Sp ring Fashion Show, Wed., April 268 ha'f baler; International side FOR SALE - Hitachi 14" color TV rake; Mayrath 36' pipe elevator; bearers and the ladies who served STUDENT EXCHANGE 13, 8pm-10pm at the Portobeilo with remote control. On sale now Allis Chalmers No. 66 combine; In­ MEMBERSHIP shoe tags for the luncheon in the Senior Sponsored by S.E.V.E.C. to Ri· Res taurant-Lounge , Cornwall . for just $399.95. Fulton's TV and ternational 16 run grain drill; Ford tennis, golf, etc. Distinctive signs, Citizens room at the Morrisburg mouski, Quebec, open to students Tickets $10 per person , available Appliances, Sales & Service, 2-row corn planter; 2-row corn badges. Plastics of Ottawa, 216 Civic Centre. Everyone's kindness 13-18. Meeting, Wed., April 13, at the council office, 932-7161 and 448-2195, Chesterville. 52c cultivator; Gehl forage blower; Pretoria, 235-1465. 52c was greatly appreciated. 7pm, Morrisburg Public School, or at the door. Everyone welcome! o'F the co-operators - Maria Dey 52 52c bale stooker. U Insurance Services HAY FOR SALE phone 652-4701 or 543-3166. 52-1 Massey Ferguson 4-fu rrow trip 200 bales of first cut timothy hay. CARD OF THANKS - I wish to OPEN RECEPTION BAKERY OPENING beam plow; 3-pt.-hitch weed No rain. Cut around June 20, 1987. Wayne Morgan Birth Notice thank my neighbors and friends Following the marriage of Sue We wish to announce that the sprayer, 100 gal.; Cockshutt $1 /bale. 448-3634. 52 for treats, cards and visits. Special Rylaarsdam to John Hendrikx, HOLMES BAKERY will be opening 3-furrow hydraulic plow; Interna­ Sales Representative thanks to Dr. Duane Justus and soon. Our location is the former tional 2-furrow hydraulic plow; MacGREGOR - Tom and Janet Sat., April 16, 9pm to 1am, Met­ FOR SALE - 1 30" electric cook­ nursing staff on 1st floor at Kongskilde 3-pt.-h itch cultivator; are very happy to announce the calfe Community Centre. D.J. Winchester Bakery at 484 Main RRl, Winchester stove, heavy wiring. 1 set of deluxe Winchester Hospital. gravity wagon; Case 100 bushel Life, Home, Auto, arrival of their daughter, Kelly Everyone welcome. 52-1 Street. Watch the Press for more Forestwood Heights, Hwy. 31 summer furniture. 448-2395. 52 - Fred Pyper 52 manure spreader; land roller; post Irene, on March 26, 1988, weighing details. Proprietors, George and KOC 2KO Commercial, Farm hole auger; fertilizer spreader; 8 lbs., 5-1 /2 ozs., a little sister for GARAGE SALE Karen Holmes. 52c Res.: 774-2919 RRSP, Travel FOR SALE - Cedar posts, rails, post driver; DeLaval milker pump Doug. Proud grandparents are Mr. Multi-family garage sale, 450 May pickets, clothes line posts, anchor MIXED PARTY and 3 single un it milkers with elec­ and Mrs. Jim Hopmans and Mr. Street, Winchester, Thurs., Fri., posts, poles all lengths and sizes. In Memoriam In honor of Jim Maclaurin and tric pulsator. and Mrs. Malcolm MacGregor of and Sat., April 7, 8 and 9. House­ 258-4101 . 50-1c Sharo n Brady, Sat., April 9, lions No small items in this sale. Morewood. 52 hold articles, crafts, tools, PORTEOUS - In loving memory bicycles, toys, 8am-4pm. 52 Den, Metcalfe, 8pm-1am. Everyone TERMS - CASH FOR SALE - House in Winches­ of a dear wife, mother and grand· welcome. DJ. 52 PROPRIETORS ter, 3 bedroom, 2 storey, older mother, Bertha, who passed away DOUG & SHIRLEY Rene and Carol Vandemheen DALE ADAMS home on quiet residential street, f AL-MOR f9j April 9, 1978. April 9 and 10, Villa Taros, Kempt­ LIONS CLUB CHARTER NIGHT 448-3059 CONSTRUCTION large lot. Call 774-3735 after 6pm. Ten years have passed since that ville. 52c Wi nchest er Lions Club 20th - AUCTIONEER - 50tfc ~ LADIES WEAR sad day Charter Night, Sat., April 16, 1988, Harold Ball The one we loved was cal led away FAMILY CAR RALLY Winchester Community Centre. 448-3161 52·1C - Repairs & Renovations FOR SALE - Firewood, recently Ormond / Harmony Cloverdale RA Social hour 6pm-7pm, dinner 7pm- cut white ash, split and delivery KICK UP YOUR HEELS God took you home, it was His will - Custom Homes But in our hearts we love you still. Family Car Rally, Winchest er 9pm, dancing 9pm-1am. Music by available. Phone evenings, Township Community Centre in Westburg Union. Tickets $25 per Specializing in 774-2454. 52-1 THIS SUMMER.. . - Loved and remembered by Ralph and family 52 Morewood on April 9, 1988. couple. Tickets available from Estate Auction Preserved Wood Foundations Enjoy the best of both Registration at 1pm. Cash prizes, Shadbolt 's Stedmans. A ll FOR SALE - Pools, inground and rally and supper. Members $8, welcome. Advance tickets on ly. above. Interlocking brick, decks, worlds with THOMAS - In fond and loving Sat., April 9 extra ri ders, $3 for supper. Non­ 52-1c RR2 Chesterville 448-3720 patios, driveways. Aqua Fun GREAT FASHION FUN memory of a dear husband and members, $10, extra riders $4 for commencing at 10 am Pools, 774-2341 . 52tfc father, Orval Frank Thomas, who & passed away April 11, 1974. supper. For Information call , JIM WICKS McHaffie Auction Hall AND WESTBURG UNION FOR SALE - 1981 LeBaron TERRIFIC VALUE Sadly missed along life's way, 774-2510 or 774-2771. Sat., April 9, South Mountain Morrisburg station wagon, $450, as is. Phone Quietly remembered every day, 50-52 from Agricultural Hall, South Mountain, 826-2491. 52 No longer in our life to share, Household effects of the lale JTCERAMICS KORET But In our hearts you are BINGO spon sored by Seaway Valley Mrs. Betty Loucks always there. For April at Chest erville Legion Sc hool. Ti c kets $6. Phone Admiral frost-free refrigerator (Mix & Match Co-ordinates) - Remembered always by wife Hall will be Sat., April 2 and Sat., 652-4904, 989-2833. 51-52 and matching stove (almond); Jane Tun Sizes 8-20 Della and daughter Geraldine April 16, beginning at 1pm. The Kelvinator deep freeze ; GE dryer; N.C.M.A. Cenified Teacher 52c April 16 Bingo will have a $300 MIXED PARTY wringer washer; color TV; B&W JT In honor of John Hendrikx and Sue jackpot to go. Sponsored by TV; hum idifier; stereo: chrome Rylaarsdam, Fri., April 8, 8pm to GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS With every $10 purchase DILLABOUGH - In loving Ladies Auxiliary Branch 434. 50-1c table and chairs; 3-piece bedroom 1am, Metcalfe Community Centre. GREENWARE, CERAMIC CLASSES enter our draw to win a memory of a dear husband, father suite; 2 double beds ; chest of and grandfat her, Henr y MUSICAL FANFARE Everyone welcome. D.J. 51 -52 Open evenings, weekends, holidays 3-Piece Koret Suit. April 17, 7:30pm, Matilda Hall. drawers; couch: Kirby vacuum Dillabough, who passed away R.R .1 Proceeds to WDMH. Featuring: MAPLEFEST cleaner: trunks; small tables; April 6, 1986. My sons Allen, WINCHESTER, ONT. DON'T MISS OUR Domi nique D'Arcy, Gospel PANCAKE BREAKFAST Singer portable sewing machine: passed away March 15, 1969 and KOC 2K0 (613) 774-5960 Brothers, Debbie Cooper, Joyful At the Vernon Recreation Centre, plant stands: clocks; crocks; buffet; FASHION SHOW Weston, passed away Aug. 27, china cabinet: what-not: magazine 1941 . Sound, Men's Trio, Mary Perry. Sun., April 10, 1988, 8:30am Sunday, April 17 Adults $4; children $2.50; under -1:30pm. Adult s, $3.50; children rack: child's sleigh; cement lawn I watched you suffer, I heard you ornament; electric mower; electric sigh, 12, free. Sponsored by Brinston Hi under 12, $1 .50. 51 -52c 1:30 P.M. C's and Young Rascals. 50-1 broom: wood rocker; metal All I could do was just stand by. shelves: armchair: lamps: pictures; For Sale at the For when the time came, I suffered SPRINGTIME IN WASHINGTON small appliances; dishes; 24-Hour Towing Aprll 14-18 A big selection of used Chesterville Legion Hall too, ornaments; knick-knacks; Enjoy Washington by guided If your car lets you down For you never deserved what you glassware: bakeware; silverware; motorcoach tour, by tourmobile Steel racking, went through. · fans; heater; bedding; mirrors; we 'II get you going. Tickets available God took your hand and we had April 8, 9 and by boat; the overnight stop in store shelving and t lawn chairs: wheelbarrow, racks; 24-HOUR ROAD SERVICE & TOWING to part, historic Gettysburg, Pennsylvania at the store shovels; stepladders; many articles We don 't j ust 1alk about GREAT SERVICE, He eased your pain, but broke BROADCAST NEWS adds interest as well. Spring refrigeration (P.G.) too numerous to mention. we GIVE it!" ~ my heart. blooms should be at their best. equipment. KING SlREET Although I smile and seem Starring William Hun, Alben Brooks $339 per person, 2 to a room. For and Holly Hunter. This is a nearly Auctioneer CHESTERVILLE carefree, more information and booking call ST. LAWRENCE ST. perfect movie and the best comedy of or visit Sheila McHaffie WINCHESTER H.J.L. Ltd. No one misses you more than the year. The winter is over, get out of DUNDAS TOURS Masrercard and Visa accepred 1J'WWe'lg 774-2360 or 448-3370 me. your TV ru t and see this picture as 613-445-5723 Hall will be open 9am - Loving Wife Rachel and family movies were meant to be shown. Iroquois, 852-2005 Pontiac Buick Ltd. l-800--267-7608 52 "i1-52c f '

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LEONARD McLAREN Classifieds MASONRY BLOCKS, BRICK, VENEER, CHIMNEYS, Auction Sale Auction Sale Auction Sale Auction Sale FIREPLACES, ETC. EMBRUN lfj_tc/,,e,11,4 Call 657-3316 after 6pm AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE milkers; DeLaval double pail tandem trailer, 16 ft. with hay rack; milker; Patz 98A silo unloader with FARM MACHINERY AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, wagon, 16 ft. and rack; manual "Where Qualify & Service ls Our Priority" Box 2648, Prescott, Ontario KOE ITO RIDING MOWER ANTIQUE AND MODERN, new blower; 3 feed carts. bale stooker; bale loader forks; JD 3-1/2 miles south of South GARDEN TOOLS, FARM TOOLS, MACHINERY: White 1370 tractor, No. 34 forage harvester, single Mountain or 7 miles north of AND FARM MACHINERY 4-WD with cab and new tires; IH row; NH forage wagon, 16 ft., 2 DANIEL LAVERGNE Iroquois on County Road 1, 1/2 4 miles south of Rockland, 434 diesel tractor and loader, com­ beater; NI manure spreader, mile east, or 3 miles west of Ontario, on St.-Jean Street or 6 pletely overhauled and painted; approx. 175 bu .; George White KITCHEN DESIGNER Hulbert Church. miles straight north of Cheney tire chains; NH 315 baler, like new; snow blower, 3-pt.-hitch, single SATURDAY, APRIL 9 from Russell Road on Con. 10 of NH 488 haybine, 9 ft.; NH 258 rake, auger; hyd. dump trailer, p.t.o. Home 443-3246 Business 613-443-3176 METCALFE commencing at 12 noon Clarence Creek. 5-bar, 9 ft.; 2 hay racks, 16 fl. on drive; Case hammer mill, p.t.o. Visit our showroom White diesel tractor 2-62 four­ SATURDAY, APRIL 16 6-ton wagons; new 20 fl. plank drive; small head gate; 48" manure wheel drive, loader, cab and radio, commencing at 12 noon rack on 8-ton wagon; NH 519 fork; 1974 Volkswagen, as is, tor 690B Notre-Dame, Embrun, Ontario K0A I WO manure spreader with hyd. PIZZA 1,333 hours; International B 414 FURNITURE: Living room set, parts; feed scales: Utina cattle diesel tractor; New Holland No. couch and chair; dining room set, endgale and extension sides; NH pump; circular saw; stock racks and Grocery 479 hayblne; New Holland No. 273 6 chairs and table, 1 buffet, 1 dish 707 forage harvester, new, for Ford 1 /2 ton; homemade calf haybaler with bale thrower; 10 ton cabinet; 3 other tables; 4 dressers, 3-pt .-hitch; Ford 618 forage creep; 40' extension ladder; 50' Box 929, Victoria St., Metcalfe 821-1509 hay wagon with 20' bale rack, new; different sizes and models; double blower; Dion 16 ft. forage wagon drive bell; assorted lumber; Winchester, KOC 2KO New Idea four-bar side rake; Inter­ bed; antique sewing machine on 12-ton running gear; IH No. 10 electric de-homers; Barduzzo; 4 Italian - Canadian - Submarines national No. 8 flail chopper; 36' (Singer); linen bedspread; freezer, grain drill, 16 run, grass and fer­ rolls of barbed wire, new; electric CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 613-774-2620 solid type hay elevator; Bush Hog Roy 21 cu. fl. and many others. tilizer; New Idea 36' grain and hay fencer; assorted fence posts; Hours: Mon.-Thurs .. IOam-1 lpm; elevator, pto or motor; White 251 Fri.-Sat. . IOam-lam: Sun .. I0am-lOpm rotary mower; Massey Ferguson MACHINERY: Seeder, MH on steel scrap Iron; many other assorted Providing services in : 16 run grain drill; 100 gal. (very good); set of discs (24 discs); hyd. disc, 10 ft. with new front items. AUDITING 3-pl.-hilch weed sprayer; Ford 10' tooth harrow, 4 sections; hay blades and bearings; pony cart FEED: Approximately 2,000 bales hyd. wheel disc; Kverneland mower, MH, 7 ft. cut; hay rake, MH harrows, 13 ft.; S-tlne cultivator; of hay; quantity of oats and barley. TAXATION: Personal. Corporate, Farm 3-furrow semi-automatic trip beam on rubber; bale elevator and chain harrows; Vicon fertilizer TERMS OF SALE - CASH OR ACCOUNTING: Small and medium-sized business spreader; White 348 plow, hyd. plow; Massey Ferguson motor; fork for round bales and 1 CHEQUE WITH PROPER ID BOOKKEEPING: Computer generated financial statements, monthly, 3-furrow, auto. reset; John Deere 3-furrow plow; 10' 3-pt.-hltch S-tlne fork for square bales; bale stooker; Refreshments Available quarterly. annually cultivator; spring tooth cultivator; post hole auger; hay baler, MF No. flail chopper, 5 ft.; IH hay mower, Auctioneers' Note: Plan to attend Rest Home Care PAYROLL: Computer generated including payslip, receiver 10' land roller; 130 bushel manure 10; 3 hay wagon platforms; tractor 3-pt.-hltch; post hole auger, this auction as there is a top herd General Report, T -4s spreader; post hole a~er; manual blade; land roller, 2 sections; 3-pt.-hitch; 2 land rollers; flat of beef cattle and a wel l HILLCREST HAVEN bale stooker and forks;White 11hp manure spreader M H; 3-furrow harrows, 4-sect.; 2 steel feeder maintained l i ne of farm riding lawn mower with 38" cut hydraulic plough case; 1 Case wagons, 20 ft., new last fall; round machinery. Highway 43, Winchester 774-3391 mower; 1974 Belair Chev car. tractor No. 300, gas; 1 Case tractor hay feeder; cement mixer, 3-pt.­ PROPRIETOR No small Items In this sale. Plan No. 430 (diesel) with front end hitch, never used; Smale head Harold Moffatt CRYSLER RESIDENCE to attend early. loader; manure fork, snow bucket gates, self-locking, 6 head; grain - AUCTIONEERS - ''A home a way from home'' 24-hour supervision, medication, personal care, laundry, TERMS - CASH and good set of chains; garden auger with motor, 4"; other Stewart James Carson HIii homemade meals. OWNER rototiller; lawn mower, 5hp; 2 articles too numerous to mention. 445-3269 821 -2946 Double and single rooms. 24-hour care. Room available: Male, female or couple John Phllllps TERMS - CASH OR tractors or car trailers; log chains; Owners and auctioneers not res­ Reasonable rates. - AUCTIONEER - extension cords; electric fence ACCEPTABLE CHEQUE ponsible for accidents. Harold Ball battery 10 volts; Homelite chain Lunch Available 52·1C Entire accommodation on ground floor. 448-3161 saw; chain block; 1 grinder and NOTE: This machinery is in excel• 51 -52c motor; 1 compressor; old crib; old lent condition and has always "Home cooked meals" scale drums; pails; tractor bars; oil been stored inside. ALL TN A FAMILY ATMOSPHERE 2-DAY AUCTION tank, 200 gals.; 3 bags of new PROPRIETOR LIVESTOCK, FARM MACHINERY, twine; approx. 1,000 bales of hay; William c. Hamllton 5 Concession Road, Crysler Bibliotheque · des Comtes HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, approx. 1 ton of oats; and many 258-2236 Wanted ANTIQUES & MISC. ARTICLES others. - AUCTIONEERS - 987-5562 Travel 3 miles west of Manotlck PROPRIETOR Hugh Fawcett James Cooper Shavings for SD&G County Library on Regional Rd. 8 {Bankfleld Rd.) Fernard Wolf 774-3363 657-4448 and south 1/2 mile on the 1st Line Clarence Creek, Ontario 52·1C Bull Test Station is sponsoring a Rd., or from Kars travel straight 1-613-488-2474 700 bags of coarse shavings to be north 5 miles on the 1st Line Rd. - AUCTIONEERS - FARM AUCTION delivered to the Ram Test Station. fr• Empire Buildings Supplies Inc. Watch for auction signs Regent Menard, 443-2884 LIVESTOCK, MACHINERY Kemptville College. Please state logo contest AOIIICULTUttAL • •• ■ tDIINTIAL • COMMUICIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Leo or Charly Del Spratt AND MISC. ITEMS the size of bag on your quote. Entry forms are available at any of our 20 libraries or APRIL 8 AND 9 232-3916 822-1351 15 miles east of Ottawa on the Quotation forms are available from WINCHESTER, ON KOC 2KO Livestock and dairy equipment wlll 52c corner of Regional Rd. 26 (Russell the bookmobile. The winning entry will receive $25. Mrs. Muriel Gilmer, 8' to 80' residential, agricultural, be sold on Fri., April 8 at 1 pm. Rd.) and Regional Rd. 35, 1/4 mile Administration Building or phone TRUSSES: Entries will be accepted until April 30, 1988 Household affects to be sold at AUCTION SALE south of Bearbrook or 12 miles 258-8339 for further information. commercial. 1 0am on Sat., April 9 with FARM MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT, south of Cumberland. Watch for Quotation closes 2pm, April 22 , DOORS: Specializing in interior mahogany and machinery to follow. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS & MISC. auction signs. 1988. LIVESTOCK: WIii be sold April 8 at At Raymond Castonguay, RR1, SATURDAY, APRIL 16 colonial doors. 1pm. 156 head of Holstein dairy Curran, Ontario. Commencing at 11am WINDOWS: All sizes millenium and wood sash. ® On!MloMl•.. ,,., ...... 1 cattle, consisting of: 71 mature SATURDAY, APRIL 16 Having sold my farm I offer the 1 Holstein dairy cows bred for year commencing at 12 noon following for sale: round lactation, several fresh and While tractor 2-85; 1 Int. 550 LIVESTOCK: 20 mature Limousln 774-3340 448-3500 · springing at sale time; 21 Holstein manure spreader; JD sprayer 100 and Charolais cross cows consist­ heifers, several of these heifers gal.; 2 trailers; 1 grain auger, 4x20; Ing of: fullblood Llmousin cow are bred; 46 Holstein heifers, hay elevator; 1 Smale feeder; 1 bred for spring; 6 domestic pure­ Auction Service open, 1-yr. to 1-1/2-yrs.-old; 6 Smale gale 16'; 1 plow, JD 4x16; 1 bred cows bred for spring or with - General Insurance Holstein heifer calves, 4-6 months; rototiller, Selectatilth 3 pt. hitch, calves at s ide; 88 per cent and Sales Management - Animal Mortality 11 Holstein newborn calves; 1 6'; 1 potato picker, Int., 1-row pto; Llmousin cow with 94 per cent calf HUGH .FAWCETT mature Holstein bull. EBI sires or 1 potato weeder, 4-rows; propane at side; 8 Limousin cross cows Insurance CHURCH DIRECTORY registered bulls have been used furnace, 200,000 BTU; 200 gal. oil bred for spring; 4 Charolais cross Winchester 774-3363 - Life Insurance continuously for 40 years on this tank; fans and electric motor; set cows bred for spring or with calf at good, well-uddered dairy herd. of acetylene torches; 7 Co-op pig side; 7 first calf heifers consisting JAMES COOPER Cattle will be pregnancy checked. cages; wood posts. of: 4 domestic purebred first calf Cardinal 657-4448 All your insurance needs CHRISTIAN REFORMED HARMONY In case of Inclement weather, Greenhouse equipment; 500 heifers bred for spring; 3 Limousin 504 Main St. CHURCH COMMUNITY CHURCH livestock will be sold undercover. earthen flower pots; quantity of cross Charolais heifers bred for Indoor facilities available Winchester Wllllamsburg, Ontario Pastor Mlchael Hughes DAIRY EQUIPMENT: Will be sold paint; pipes and fittings for spring; mature fullblood Limousin for winter sales Minister: Rev. Wieger DeJong 774-2643 on April 8: Surge stainless steel shelves; big quantity of miscel­ bull; 94 per cent year-old Limousin Ass. Pastor: Walt DeRulter 8 km north of Wlnche■ter pipeline for 100 cows, 2" stainless laneous items; 2,000 bales of hay. bull Just out of ROP test station; 543-2597 Highway 31 and Ormond Road steel line for 40 head, 1·1/2" OWNER 97 per cent year-old Limousin bull 8:30am and 10:30am - Morning Nursery facilities available at stainless steel line for 60 head, Raymond Castonguay just out of ROP test station; Service. *services. with plastic vacuum line and 6 RR1, Curran, Ontario Limousin cross heifer calf born 7:30pm - Evening Service. 9:30am - Sunday School. milking units; 2 Surge Alamo 75 + 1·613-673-2004 Aug. 18; fullblOOd Limousin bull Nursery provided during both 10:30am -Praise and Worship. vacuum pumps; Zero bulk tank, - AUCTIONEERS - calf born Aug. 9; 8 Limousin cross services. You are invited lo 7:30pm - Evening Service. 600 U.S. gal. with automatic wash. Leo and Charles Menard yearling heifers; 2 Limousin cross l~ENT/.\LL worship with us. Faith 20 can Tuesday MACHINERY: Will be sold on April 232-3916 yearling steers; 3 Holstein Boyd Chrysler be viewed every morning at _8pm - Bible Study. 9. John Deere 4030 diesel tractor Regent Menard Del Spratt yearling steers. 774-2514 5am on Channel 6. 49tfc 33tfc with quad range and canopy; 1 set 443-2884 622-1351 This is a top herd of Limousin It's spring cleaning Requires immediately of 16.9x34 duals; IH 434 gas 52c and Limousin cross bred cattle, BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES tractor with power steerif"g; IH 574 where fullblood Limousin bulls time again! AUTO MECHANICS Excellent ST. MARY'S B.C.O.Q. diesel tractor, v:i:h hyd. loader and PUBLIC AUCTION have always been used. Time to clean the outside of Remuneration CATHOLIC CHURCH Pastor: Rev. James MIiis cab; IH No. 45 vlbrashank FARM MACHINERY AND FARM MACHINERY: JD 2130 APPRENTICES Chesterville 774-3574 cultivator, 12 ft.; IH 470 discs with STABLE EQUIPMENT diesel tractor with hi/ low range, your home! Would a pressure washer come in handy for Father Jim Esper Ormond wings, 15 ft.; triple OK Kongskilde 1/2 mile south of Kemptville on quality cab, double outlets, 3,600 448-3262 9:45am • Worship Service. semi-mounted plow, 14 "-18" , old Hwy. 16 and 3-1/2 miles west hrs., in top condition; IH 340 utility cleaning your house and second-storey windows? Winchester CUSTOMER · 774-2520 7:30pm • Saturday. Winchester bottoms, automatic reset; Norean on Bedell Rd., or 1/2 mile east of gas tractor with 3-furrow fast hitch 9am and 11am • Sunday. Breaking new ground for a Ont. CARE.y...... _,.ij, 1 0am - Sunday School. 4-furrow plow, 14" bottoms, auto­ Oxford Mills on Bedell Rd. Watch plow; Kverneland semi-mounted, Bert or Bill 38tfc garden? A rototiller sure would 11am - Church Service. matic reset; Triple K cultivator, for auction signs. 4-furrow trip beam plow, 13" Wednesday 3-pl.-hitch, 12 ft.; Allied 14 ft. pony SATURDAY, APRIL 16 bottoms; Kewanee trailer-type be helpful. Need to trim some ST. PAUL'S 8pm - Prayer and Bible Study. trail harrows; George White trail· commencing 12 noon disc, 10 ft. 6 in.; JD 25A sprayer, bushes. spruce up the lawn. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 38tfc type sprayer and boom, 350 gal. STABLE EQUIPMENT: DeLaval 3-pt.-hitch with 140 gal. plastic etc. etc. pull-type cultivator on steel; IH bulk tank with automatic wash, tank; JD drag disc; 6-section flat HELP WANTED Winchester Minister: Rev. Ian K. Johnston seed drill, 18 run; New Holland 479 600 gal.; DeLaval pipeline with harrows; 12 fl. chain harrow; Why go out and buy all the ANGLICAN PARISH OF Manse: 774-3677 haybine, 9 ft. cut; 2-NH No. 268 2-1/2" stainless steel line tor 66 George White fertilizer spreader, equipment needed when you KARS AND OSGOODE Church: 774-3923 haybalers with throwers; New Idea cows, air injector, automatic 3-pl.-hilch; small broadcast can rent it from us. Rav. Susan Churchill-Lackey SALES PERSON Sunday 489-3738 cutditioner, 7 ft.; John Deere flail wash; 5 large claw milkers and seeder; I H No. 12 spring tooth 11 am - Divine Worship. chopper. micro chip pulsators; 5hp model cultivator; IH seed drill on steel, 13 We at Drewery Pontiac Buick are increasing our sales staff due 10 high Easter 2 • April 10 Sunday School and Nursery. Pipe hay elevator; IH No. 56 77 vacuum pump with o il run, good condition; AC corn l~ENT/.\LL traffic volume. If you are energetic, responsible and dedicated we'd 9am • St. Paul's, Osgoode forage blower; New Idea 245 reclaimer; complete 1-1/2" gal. planter, 3-pl.-hitch, 2-row; scraper 446 Main St. East like to make you the newest member of our GM team . Knox Presbyterian Church 11am - St. John's, Kars Mountain Holy Eucharist 10-lon tandem spreader with vacuum line; complete 2" PVC blade, 3-pt.-hitch; NH No. 479 Winchester power gate; IH 550 spreader with vacuum line, this system is only 3 haybine, 9 ft. cut; Cockshutt No. 3 Experience preferred, but not essential. 9:30am • Divine Worship. EVERYONE WELCOME power gate; New Idea 327 corn years old; DeLaval double wash side rake; NH No. 268 baler. (Cash deposit and ID required). Sunday School. 52c picker, 2-row; McKee corn hog, sink, large; 2 Universal pail Hay elevator with motor, 48 fl.; 774-2360 or 1-800,267-7608 38tfc 3-pt.-hitch; Husky double auger ANGLICAN PARISH snowblower, 7 ft.; George White APPLY TO DON NIZMAN OF CENTRAL DUNDAS post hole auger; land roller; 2 grain ST. MARY'S Aprll 10 aerators; Skilway straw chopper ST. LAWRENCE ST REET ANGLICAN CHURCH 9:30am • South Mountain with electric motor; Silo-Car WINCHESTER Castor Street, Russell 11 : 15am - Winchester electric feed cart; 3 fanning mills, 774-2360 or Sunday 7:30 pm - Chesterville 1 with electric motor; 10 calf huts; 1) 1-800-267-7608 10:30am - Worship Service. ALL WELCOME sloop sleighs; whiffle trees; 2 IJRL\\tR\ ,o,u-.( Oll(h lht 10:30am - Nursery and Sunday Information: 774-2236 PO!'iJIAC BUICK LTD. dc,da , uu com, In tu, ptlH·, and ,.,.;i, HELP WANTED ~ School. walking plows; assorted lumber "'uh ft,r ,rr,1tr, 52c and used tin; quantity of plastic Rev. Eugene (Jeep) Green, 445-3031 pipe; horse drawn potato hiller; ANGLICAN PARISH 38tfc water bowls; many assorted METCALFE, GREELY grease guns, forks, chains, etc. __. _.__. __. __. _. _._.. AND VERNON FEED: Quantity of ground high , WINCHESTER UNITED Office: 821-1922 moisture kernel corn in Ag -bag. Meat Cutter PASTORAL CHARGE Sunday Services Rev. Dr. WIiiiam G. Walker 9am • Vernon. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, 1 Tractor and 1 Laurie McKnight-Walker 10am - Metcalfe. ANTIQUES MISC. ITEMS: WIii & with 2 or 3 years experience 774-2071 11:15am - Greely. be sold April 9 at 10am. Honda CB WINCHESTER Sunday School provided. 360 motorcycle; 10 pressback UNITED CHURCH 52c chairs; brass bed; Admiral micro­ 1 ~,g~i£,~;!!f ~~~~!?..~ 1 11am • Worship Service and wave; Hi-Fi stereo; Sears 21 " color Sunday School. Consignments welcome ST. DANIEL'S TV; disc player; living room lamps; I WINCHESTER SPRINGS CATHOLIC CHURCH exercise bike; 20' steel stairway; Selling daily 8-5, Saturday 8-12 noon • UNITED CHURCH South Mountain radios; bicycles; gas stove; 1 Consignment auctions held 3rd Friday monthly 9:30am • Worship Service. 9am • Sunday Mass. Quebec heater; box stove; beds; 10:30am - Sunday School. Rev. W.J. Lynett canvas canoe; assorted windows See Jack in NEXT AUCTION 38tfc and doors; grain cradle; other 1 1 38tfc assorted antique items. Many other articles too numerous to Meat Department WESLEYAN CHURCH NATIONSIDE mention. 1 Friday, April 15 l PENTECOSTAL Winchester TERMS OF SALE - CASH OR -f commencing at 10am Rev. Eldon F.' LeRoy CHURCH CHEQUE WITH PROPER ID Winchester M/M 774-3137 "A friendly Church with PROPRIETOR I Terms: Cash or good cheque day of sale Sunday an etemal message" Donald R. Scharf 9:45am - Family Bible Hour. 13 Albert St., Chesterville Refreshments available For further information cal/: 11 am - Morning Worship. Rev. Larry Armstrong - AUCTIONEERS - 774-2125 7:30pm - Evening Worship. 448-2084 Stewart James Carson Hill RIDEAU AUCTIONS INC. Wednesday 1 Oam - Sunday School. 445-3269 821-2946 1 7:00pm - C.Y.C. Oub 11am - Morning Worship. Owners and auctioneers not res­ Days: 1-613-774-2735; Evenings: 1-613-258-5095 7:30pm - Mid-Week Service. 7:30pm - Evening Worship. ponsible for accidents. 48tfc 49tfc 51-52c T ,

B-8 The Winchester Press Wed., April 6, 1988

Dance For Heart Ingleside to develop JOHANSEN TRUCK & AUTO CENTRE LTD. (Prop . Dave Johansen) has country appeal waterfront parkland - Complele Radiator Service - Commercial and Domestic MAPLE RIDGE - Thirty-six County seems to be moving along Vehicles nicely," she said. MORRISBURG - The village of Speal said the Upper Canada people waltzed and promenaded Ingleside will be getting a 125- Playhouse Board and the com­ - Mo1orcrafl Baueries their way around the North Dun­ MacDiarmid praised the acre parcel of riverfront land mission were moving towards a HWY. 31, SOUTH OF WINCHESTER das District High School gym Kusins' co-operation in helping from the St. Lawrence Parks common goal, that being the TELEPHONE 774-2806 March 22 to raise $1,500 for a launch the pilot project and said Commission. retention of visitors and the worthy cause. if it proves successful, it may be At the March 23 meeting of The increase of tourism in Eastern The 18 couples were taking part expanded next year. Ontario. in the Country Dance for Heart St. Lawrence Parks Commission, pilot program being promoted by "If it works as well as we think George Speal, Q.C., chairman of the Heart and Stroke Foundation it's going to, we'd like to take it the commission, announced that of Ontario. across the province next year." the Township of Osnabruck and The three-hour Country Dance Also deserving credit are the The St. Lawrence Parks Com­ for Heart - a variation of the 275 volunteers who donate their mission have entered into an Dance for Heart aerobics pro­ time to help in the annual fund­ agreement which authorizes the II] Business Hours: gram - is one of the Heart and raising campaign, MacDiarmid township to utilize 125 acres of rz Mon.-Fri., 9:30-9:00 said. waterfront property south of the Stroke Foundation's newest fund­ Sat., 9:00-6:00 raising projects. "The campaign people work so village of Ingleside for recrea­ The foundation hopes the event hard during this month" and they tional purposes. On-the-spot Sunday, 12:00-5:00 will prove as popular as Dance deserve "a lot of credit." In return for the use of the land, financing CofmyCVi1;o 8/feund for Heart and Jump· Rope for Moss agreed the pilot Country the township will prepare a HWY 43 W. Kemptville.Ontario,KOG 1JO Heart, through which it raises Dance for Heart was a success management plan which will de­ (6l3)2S8·416S (613)258-3820 thousands of dollars every year. and said the club will hold the tail the types of recreational The Kuntry Kusins are only the event again next year. activities they would like to de- . second group in Ontario so far to She's been with Kuntry Kusins velop on the property over the try out the pilot program. The for five years "and still loves it," next several years. first Country Dance for Heart she said. The agreement runs for 20 was held in Cornwall Feb. 11. There's no smoking or drinking years, with options for renewal The local square dancers at the club and it's a great place beyond that time. raised money for the foundation to socialize or just get exercise. Both parties are pleased with through pledges and then, to keep The club gets in about 25 to 27 the arrangement and hope that their end of the deal, waltzed, nights of dancing a year between the ongoing development of the promenaded and do-si-doed for early Septem her and April. Ingleside waterfront will be of PRESTIGE • QUALITY • PERFORMANCE three hours, from 7: 30pm to "We walk approximately ... benefit to the residents of the 10:30pm. five miles an evening," Moss township. For Chesterville resident Toni said. "Basically what we're Speal stated that he appreciat­ 7156 AM/FM Moss, who shares the club presi­ doing is walking except we're es the assistance of the township dency with her husband Rene, putting in a few turns along the in meeting its objective to pro­ CASSETTE DECK being the second in Ontario to way." vide additional recreational facil­ host the event was quite an honor. The club has been in existence ities in Eastern Ontario and looks "I think it's great," she said. for more than 20 years and One of the participants in the Country Dance for Heart gives forward to continued co-opera­ • AM/FM cassette " We're really proud." presently has 30 members. his partner a spin during the three-hour fundraiser at the tion with the township in the • Auto reverse Janie MacDiarmid, foundation The Heart and Stroke Founda­ NDDHS gym March 22. The program, hosted by local dance development and implementa­ representative for SD&G, said tion will continue its fundraising tion of the waterfront park. • Seek tuning she was pleased with Kuntry campaign with Jump Rope for group Kuntry Kusins, raised $1 ,500 for the Heart and Stroke As part of this meeting, a Kusins' fundraising effort, as Heart at St. Mary's School, Ches­ Foundation of Ontario. The group is only the second in the presentation was made by John • Clock well as -fundraising efforts terville, April 8, and at Chester­ province to take part in the foundation's new pilot program. McAllister on behalf of the Upper throughout Dundas. ville Public School and Morris­ Canada Playhouse Board, outlin­ "The campaign for Dundas burg Public School, April 21. Photo- Kielec ing their plans for the future.

Open custody restrictive, WI told a DA-MAUR CARPET 3505 POWER by Elma Sutherland Ministry of Correctional Ser­ Members are asked to save CLEANING AND MANOTICK - Young offenders vices, explained that during the stamps for the Associated Coun­ AMPLIFIER ordered into open custody gener­ preliminary seven day assess­ trywomen of the World. The UPHOLSTERY ally have more potential and are ment period, if a resident is not stamps should have a quarter of Truck Mount (steam cleaning) • 18 watt per channel not as dangerous as those order­ employed or attending school, the an inch of the envelope around 1.5 Years Experience ed into secure custody. resident is not permitted to leave the stamp still attached. Sa11 sfac1ion Guaranteed Lorraine Braithwaite, area • power amplifier ALPINE,.,. the premises. A resolution from Kenmore manager of the Ministry of Cor­ Questions from members re­ UVING ROOM, DINING ROOM, HALL • $35 rectional Services, addressing Women's Institute was read, re­ garding staffing, length of stay, commending that the Ministry of the March meeting of Greely­ numbers of supervisors were 822-7031 Manotick Station Women's In­ Health provide special funds for answered and it was acknow­ those homes which care for stitute, explained that because ledged that some of these of­ "open custody" seems to be a people suffering from Alz­ fenders are from this area. heimer's disease. Presently, contradiction in terms, "open" Secretary Lila Smiley reported implying freedom and " custody" there are 5,000 cases in Ottawa­ that a letter had been sent to Carleton. s119 implying detention, often the Osgoode Township commending LENNOX HEAT PUMPS procedure is misunderstood. She the council for protesting the A bus trip was arranged for stressed that open custody is very proposed name change of the members and friends to visit AIR CONDITIONERS restrictive and that all privileges region to Metro Ottawa. Lanark and Perth on April 25. must be earned. Removing a A thank you letter was read Members were asked to donate FURNACES juvenile from a harmful environ­ from the Naomi House in Win­ cookies for sale in the W.I. tea­ ment into a group home protects chester. They need small plastic room at the Ottawa Spring Farm NEW WATER SOURCE the public as well as the juvenile containers to hold leftovers. Show. HEAT PUMPS from further criminal acts. The Sadie Payne gave her report of The next meeting, the annual purpose of open custody is to the district executive meeting. meeting, will be held at the home change behavior under strict Positions to be filled include of Anne Loughlin on April 19. supervision. Tweedsmuir history curator and Members are asked to bring AIR/CHANGER \ Peter Larussa, also with the assistant secretary-treasurer. reports. ..._ 'f" , .. Better Ventilation for. Humidity Problems of Air Tight Houses Call us for details: A farmer's friend Manure Highest prices paid for crippled and disabled cattle. ARTHUR THOM Irrigation Phone anytime ELECTRIC LTD. 283-6765 HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING No compaction No dead stock Labor and equipment savings 535-2720 WILLIAMSBURG For more information call

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South Mountain 989-2097 Brinston 652-4881 EQUIPMENT LTD. Hwy. 43, 1 mile Wast of Chesterville ~ MA8SE¥-FEAGUSON ~ w..,-·w...tauroo&. . WEAGANT,.,.. ,u,.,.u~• CHESTERVILLE • 448-2335