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1 Classified Âds (Continued) ' CAREER TRAINING FREE: 1986 guide to study-at-home cor- : respondence Diploma courses for prestigious careers: Accounting, Airconditioning, Book-. keeping. Business, Cosmetology, Electronics, • Legal/fMedical Secretary, Psychology, Travel. ■ Oranton, (5A) 263 Adelaide West, Toronto 1-800-268-1121. BECOME AN AUCTIONEER, 85 hours of instruction. Next class August 9 to I6th. Contact Contact Southwestern Ontario School of Auc- ■ Pioneering (519) 469-3936. (519) 537-2115. P.O. Box 145, Innerkip, Ontario NOJ 1M0. PERSONAL LOSERS WANTED. Lose up to 29 lbs., In- ches*Cellule this month. Doctor recommended recommended on T.V. Fast results. Free shipping. Call (416) 745-4779. HELP WANTED OVERSEAS POSITIONS. Hundreds of top paying positions. Attractive benefits. All occupations. Free details. OVERSEAS EMPLOYMENT SERVICES, Dept. CA, Box 460, Mount Royal, Quebec H3P 3C7. REPORT/PHOTOGRAPHER ' REQUIRED. REQUIRED. Experience in layout and design procedures. Car essential. Salary and benefit package. Chance for advancement. Apply: Reporter, Box 1629, Espanola, Ontario POP ICO. VACATIONS BOOK NOW, we still have limited openings for July and August... over 40 housekeeping cottages on South Lake. Inground and wading pools for relaxed swimming, super playground, babysitting, mini golf, tennis, organized social activities in July and August. For free brochure call 1-705-286-2361 or write Hospitality Inn, R.R. 1 Minden, Ontario K0M 2K0. COMING EVENTS TOTTENHAM BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL, Ontario's top family festival, August 15-17 weekend tickets including camping camping $18 per person advance by July 31st. Box 195 Tottenham, Ontario LOG 1W0 (416) 675-6030. FIVE DAY CRUISES on Rideau Canal and Trent-Severn Waterway. Beautiful scenery carefree relaxation, private stateroom, delicious meals. Brochure Box 1540 Peterborough Peterborough K9J 7H7 (705) 748-3666. HE IP RECOGNIZE ONTARIO'S outstanding young people; nominate someone today who qualifies for an Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Award. Contact this newspaper for details. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK: Ontario Polled Hereford Club Summer Sale 1 p.m. Saturday, August 2, 1986, Peterborough Exhibition Grounds. Contact Craig Lymburner, R.R. 1 Caistor Centre, Ontario LOR 1E0 (416) 957-3695. , ' GARDENING: 10' x 10' GREENHOUSE $149. 1000W Metal Halide $175. Plus 10,000 gardening products. Great prices. Send $£ for- • info-pack. Western ( Water Farms 1244 Seymour Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6B 3N9, (604) 682-6636. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE: Summer Festival 86. Simmbntal Sale. Sunday, July 20, 1986, 1 p.m. at Kildwln Simmentals, 3 nples south of Goderich on Hwy. 21 55 lots. Bull (breeding age), cow/calf pairs, bred heifers, embryo transplants. Keldevin Simmentals, Sutcliffe Select Simmentals, Maple Ayr Simmentals, Cherry Lane Simmentals. For information and catalogues call Barry Kedwell (519) 927-3382. $$SACRIFICE $$SACRIFICE .$$ Buildings Special Offer. Priced low for Immediate clearance. 28 x 40 x 14 $3,900, 46 x 90 x id $9,600; 70 x 80 x 24 $16,300. Complete with large doors. Other sizes available to 120' wide. Serious buyers only. No price shoppers. Guaranteed lowest prices. 4 Call free 1-800-387-8148 or 1-416-82M262. STEEL-A-DEAL Quonset buildings - 28% off - save thousands - we are introducing new straight-wall building - special introductory prices - limited time offer - phone Pioneer Buildings collect (416) 678-1585. Limited time offer, v TROUBLE wrapping coins? Wrap pennies, nickels, dimes AND quarters quickly, easily. Send $8.95 plus 63 cents tax to Penny-Roller, Box 405, Fort Erie, Ont. L2A 5N2. HARD WATER PROBLEMS? Introducing Introducing New Technology. 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Antiques, Antiques, collectibles, furniture, plants, tools, books, records, tee-shirt printing, factory shoe outlet, bulk cookies, canned goods, produce, produce, yarn, hardware, paintings, lottery tickets, pop shoppe, snack bar. Front area open daily 9-5 except Monday. PERSONAL DATES GALORE. For all ages and unattached. unattached. Thousands of members anxious to meet you. Prestige Acquaintances call toll free 1-800-263-9163. Hours noon till 8 p.m. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY New exciting all Canadian network Marketing opportunity. Earn big money on five levels. No selling required. Stamped envelope to: O.M.S. Marketing Box 1483, Saskatoon, Sask. S7K 3P7. HELP WANTED Second press men required for busy commercial commercial web printing operation. GOSS equipment, equipment, successful candidates must have experience experience in quality colour printing. Send résume with expected salary requirements to McLaren Press Ltd., P.O. Box 10000, , Bracebridge, POB ICO. MARKET The 400 Market. Vendors wanted. Come where the action is. Over 25,000 people visit our market every weekend. Open Saturdays and Sundays. O/S spot $30. Farmers half price (705) 436-1010. FOR SALE GIVEAWAY PRICES Must be sold. Investment Investment - retirement - Muskoka. 10 to 50 acres, some on river, starting, at"$14,500. $3,000 down, $35.00 a week, 8Vo interest. Just 20 minutes north of Orillia, 60 seconds off Hwy 1 l r Excellent location, good roads, low taxes, hydro, phone, good water, approved for building. Make an offef (705) 687-2840. USED DESKS, F'lLES, storage cabinets, stacking, office chairs, steel adjustable shelving, shelving, store displays, Blairs New A^Used, 21 Alex Avenue, Woodbridge Phone (416) '851-8100 Near Hwy 7 & 400. Mon - Fri 9-5, Sat.'10-1. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY PROFITABLE SIDELINE book tells stories at different auctions. Authentic 150 "pages. Retail $8.00 sample $5.50. Buy 3 copies for 12 dollars. (Post paid) Send cheque M.O. to A. Ferguson, 132 Martel Cresc. Vanklcek Hill, Ont. K0B 1R0. FOR SALE FARMERS: SPRAYED Urethane insulation. insulation. Quality work at Western Ontario prices. Certified applicators.- Experienced in agricultural retrofit since 1975. Call Warmth Insulation (613) 267-6711, Box 460, Perth, Ont. K7H 3G1. METAL DETECTORS AND ACCESSORIES ACCESSORIES for all your prospecting w treasure and coin hunting needs, including industrial/commercial, industrial/commercial, Detect Enterprizes, 254 Bridge Street, Carleton Place, Ont. K7C 3H4 (613) 257-7207 anytime. HELP WANTED LIMITED TIME OFFER careers with Tops 'n Trends. A Leader in Canadian casual wear. Consultants and manager positions available. Call regional manager Cheryl Vogel (416) 986-5666. By John E. Finlay Agricultural Representative ment of $120.00 per tonne upon delivery of their wheal ■ Nearly all of the 1985 record crop of white winter wheat has been sold and a final payment payment will be made in September. Ontario To Provide Stabilization Payment For Corn and Soybeans Ontario corn and soybean growers will receive an interim payment payment for the 1985-86 stabilization year through the Farm Income Stabilization Commission. The payments of $9 per tonne for soybeans and $3.50 per tonne for corn will be made on sales recorded by the Ontario Soybean Producers Marketing Board and the Ontario Corn Producers Association, from September 1, 1985 to March 31, 1986 inclusive. Producers registered in the 1985 Grain Plan offered by the Farm Income Income Stabilization Commission are eligible for the payment. In the case of soybeans, the interim interim payment represents the Ontario Ontario government's portion of the stabilization program. The participating participating grower's fee of $4.50 will be retained in the account for credit purposes for 1986-87 sales year registration. The interim payment of $3.50 for corn represents 75 per cent of the Ontario government's share of the program. The payment is being made at this level because under the corn stabilization program, deductions deductions are made for any feed grain purchased by the participant. Final adjustments will be made at the end of the 1985-86 sales year. As in soybeans, the deposit fees for the corn program will be retained retained in the account for the final adjustments adjustments and for registration for the 1986-87 program. Sales data required to process the payments to producers will be provided provided to the commission by the soybean soybean board and the corn prodcuers' association to help speed payments to producers. The Farm Income Stabilization Commission plans for corn and soybeans provide producers with support of between 90 and 95 per cent of the five-year average price of the commodity with adjustments for cash costs. Fisheries Studies on Balsam Lake Dave Maraldo Kawartha Lakes Fisheries Biologist This season the Kawartha Lakes Fisheries Assessment Unit has been conducting three major studies on Balsam Lake. These projects, • yellow pickerel tagging at Coboconk, index trap netting, and creel survey, provide valuable information information for fisheries managers on the fish community in the lake. During April, two fisheries technicians tagged 440 yellow pickerel (or walleye) on their spawning run to Coboconk. Fish were measured, weighed and then tagged with a small, yellow, numbered disk on their back in front of the dorsSl fin. Recaptures of tagged fish provide data about movements of yellow pickerel around the lake. Anglers are asked to report to the Lindsay district office office the tag number, location, and-; size of any tagged fish they catch. ' When they do, they will be helping local fisheries managers, and will fee provided with a letter from the ministry indicating where'their fish was tagged and its age. In addition, their name will be entered, into a Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, July 16, 1986-13 draw for three fishing tacite prizes awarded at the end of t#Bthing season. ' ' Index trap netting tooIRMjacc from May 6th to 2?th this year. A total of 9,575 fish were caught and released during this period. Approximately Approximately 30 percent of these fish were sampled for biological data. This information is analyzed and compared to previous years to monitor changes occurring in the fish stocks. The creel survey is where many anglers meet Ministry of Natural Resources employees on the lake. The survey crew counts the number of boats in which people are fishing, and then interviews a sample sample of the anglers. Information sought from anglers includes the number of hours fished, the number of fish caught, their place of residence, and the type of accommodation accommodation they, are using. Their catch may also be sampled to determine determine the size and age of fish being harvested. This information constitutes constitutes a statistical sample from which estimates, of total fishing pressure" (number of , hours) and harvest can be calculated. Anglers are encouraged to help. with these programs by providing accurate information whenever possible. Remember, your information information is used to assess the status of the fishery. Anglers Fined $10,000 Jim Milford . Conservation Officer Coordinator Six King City area residents were fined a total of $10,000 in Peterborough Peterborough Provincial court for violations violations of the Game and Fish Act. Lindsay district Conservation Officers,, Officers,, working on a tip from a concerned concerned citizen, checked six anglers on the Otonabee River south of Peterborough on May 13, 1986. A search of a motorhome, parked near Campbelltown, turned up 161 pickerel, 125 over the legal limit. At the time of the investigation some of the pickerel were being cleaned, and during a thorough search of the motorhome the officers discovered frozen fillets hidden under mattresses. All six persons were placed on probation for two years with the condition they cannot fish anywhere in Ontario during the probation period. €L* HARVEY PARTNER & SONS PLUMBING and HÉATING MAY TAG DEALER PROFESSIOMAL GOULD'S PUMP DEALER «■ AUTHORIZED CONSUMER GAS DEALER OIL - WOOD - ELECTRIC 'REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES ORONO, ONTARIÇ 883-5206 or 623-2301 8