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Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 22, 1986-9 Farmers angry oyer debt review boards Classified Ads ■ BbCuMfc AN AUt i lONEER,. 85 Hours of instruction, next class Nov, 15-22. Contact . Southwestern Ontario School of Auctioneer- ; ;ing,,P.O.,Box 145., Irinerkip, Ont. NQJ 1MÔ (519/469-3936. (519) 537-2115. . 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. HELP WANTED Large Eastern Ontario printer requires immediately immediately a first WEB PRESS OPERATOR. Located in prime recreational area. Our com-, pany is experiencing strong growth and offers good working and excellent compensation, including including profit-sharing. Call Ken Watts (613) 283-5650 or write Performance . Printing, P.O.B. 158, Smiths Falls. Ontario K7A 4Î1. MA CHERIE HOME FASHION SHOWS, Est. 1975, Join our successful family of representatives in presenting quality lingerie and loungewear at In-Home parties for women. Set your own goals for impressive earnings. Call toll free 1-800-263^9183. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES TRANSCONTINENTAL Job Search has Companies who are hiring immediately for trades and professional work. Entry level/degreed up to $32.60/hr. (308) 382-3700 fee for list. -, WANTED TO BUY OLD WRISTWATCHES WANTED. Any make - One or one hundred. Old ROLEX wrist watches wanted. Also wanted Eaton's Quarter Century square wristwatches (25 years service). Will pay $200 and up for this watch. Will also buy straps, crystals, parts, etc for old wristwatches (416) 365-7240 or write B. . Walsh, 173 Queen St, East, Toronto, Ont. M5A 1S2. FOR SALE BIRD LOVERS! Order your bird feeding kit by mail now! Kit includes, 1 refillable Bir- dhut, 4.4 lbs. of "Bird Preferred" Quality sunflower seed, and much more. Please send $5.99 plus $3.00 postage and handling per kit. Alberta Sunflower Seeds, Box 767, Bow Island, Alberta TOK 0G0. A-Z Pre Engineered buildings. New types, steel & wood, quonset, cladding. For true value, action & answers (416) 626-1794. Leave message or collect after 6 pirn, weekends. Ask for Wally. Free brochures. STEEL BUILDING PRE WINTER Factory Factory Clearance. Straight wall or quonset styles. Certain sizes at special discounts'. Save thousands, limited quantity. Phone Pioneer/Fconospan loll free 1-800-387-6896. HARD WATER PROBLEMS?. Introducing Introducing the water softener that doesn't use salt. No more lugging heavy bags of costly salt. Other softeners remove calcium & other good for you minerals. We don't add salt to ÿour water or removed beneficial minerals, because that's not good for you. Other softeners take up lots of room, use electricity, require backwashing, cost plenty to install & too much to maintain. We don't, Call toll free 1-800-268-2656 for healthier, better tasting, cleaner-washing water. NEVER FORGET td turn your HEADLIGHTS OFF again! Make your car more visible on the road without the worry of a dead battery. Great stocking stuffer; The headlight reminder simply plugs into fuse panel $9.95 plus tax. include $2 shipping/handling. shipping/handling. Visa/M/C call 1-800-263-3735 weekdays 9-9. Stewart Specialty, Box 905, Cobourg, Ont. K0A 4W4. Orders shipped same day. $$$ STEEL BUILDINGS $$$ Various sizes available, example 30x50x14 $4,990, 46x90x16 $9,960 equipped with large doors. Due to limited quantities and low prices serious buyers only will save many dollars. We start by paying for your call. Act now and save 1-800-387-2115 or (416) 858-2446. PEL ELECTRIC FENCING SUPPLIES. Fall Inventory sell off. First come, first served. served. Ask for list. Electric Fencing Systems of Canada, Box 3025, Kitchener N2G 4R5 (519) 745-9846; 10' x 10* GREENHOUSE $149. 1000W Metal Hafide $185. Plus 10,000gardening products. products. Great prices. Send $2 for info-pack. Western Water Farms, 1244 Seymour St., Vancouver, B.C. V6B 3N9. (604) 682-6636. RUSTY SMELLY WATER? New' technology for treating water at the source offers offers well to faucet protection throughout entire entire water system. No salt or messy chcmcials. .See the results with our 6-month trial offer. Quote: "Barry Kiheh - Kennabeek, Ont. Thanks again for putting out a system that really does what you say it will." For Clear, Sweet, Water, - Call 1-800-268-2656, Area 807 call (416) 624-4344. You'll be glad you did. MONTREAL MILITARY SURPLUS: Workshirts $2.75, work pants $3.50, workboots $15. For catalog, send $2 (reimbursed (reimbursed first order): Military Surplus, Box 243, St. Timothee, Quebec JOS 1X0. ANNOUNCING: Revolutionary new OVEN that cooks golden brown French Fries as Well as many other products without oil or costly canopy systems. Restaurants -- Arenas -- Lounges -- Schools. Contact Pacific National National Food Systems (416).297-1744. PLAYGROUNDS. Your Committee planning planning a playground? Contact experte for catalogues. Suggestions, designs, advice. Telephone Tom at Hilan Creative Playstruc- ' lures 1-800-267-7984. Box 1300 Almonte, Ont. K0A 1A0. Agricultural debt review boards are going nowhere, and farmers are getting mad. In a strongly worded telegram to Prime Minister Brian Mulroney sent recently, Harry Pelissero, president of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture, warned that farmers' "patience is running out." Legislation for debt review boards was proclaimed by the federal government last August 8, but the boards have yet to be operational operational two months after. In Ontario, only'three out of ten board members have,been named. Pelissero stated: "There has not been one case heard. The st'ay period is being wasted and must be extended." Debt review boards are BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES EARN 15% per yr. in U.S. dollars, guarantee^! By way of leasing Marine Cargo Containers. Rental income - five marine cargo containers pay $2,325 per year, 10 pay $4,650 per year, 25 pay $11,625 per year. Length of «lease is up to 15 years. (5 Year increments). Minimum investment $3,100. All above in U.S. dollars. Ask about our Capital Appreciation Appreciation Program (416) 368-3585, Write: Pacific Rim Container Sales Ltd. 2nd floor, 33 Yongc St. Toronto, M5E 1S9. ENJOY TAX BENEFITS of Self Employment Employment from your own home. Represent \ manufacturers of water distillers from $249.50. Exclusive Territory. No franchise fee or contracts. Must be aware and concerned with local water purity. Excellent earnings for active people. Write for details. L.B.H. Industries, Industries, 116 Viceroy C-9, Concord, Ont. L4K 2M3 (416) 661-1142. HELP WANTED/SALES HELP WANTED TRUCKING CAREERS. Driver job training training with placement help is available. Complete details can be mailed to you. Phone Rodgers School at (416) 769-3546 with Postal Code. LIFE AGENTS, WANTED. Branches throughout Central & Southern Ontario. Excellent Excellent compensation plan, leads supplied, Multi-lines. AMNEW Insurance Agency Ltd. 192 Bradford St. Barrie, Ont. L4N 3B5 (705) 722-1133. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ENTREPRENEURS ONLY "Say Yes" to millions! CANMARKET business presenta- . tioji at Ascot Inn, 534 Rexdale Blvd this Thursday 8 p.m. sharp. FOR SALE USED DESKS, files, storage cabinets, stacking, office chairs, steel adjustable shelving, shelving, store displays, Blairs New & Used, 21 Alex Ave., Woodbridge, Phone (416) 851-8.100. Near Hwy 7 & 400 Mon-Fri 9-5. Sat 10-1. BUILDINGS FOR SALE limited quantity of quonset buildings left over from National Show at rock-bottom prices 25x32 $2,864, 32x4b $3,852. Other sizes available. Call toll free 1-800-387-4910. AIRSPAN BUILDINGS. Straightwall & curved wall steel buildings, all sizes. Special prices for early delivery. Call Airspan Buildings (416) 336-3454. AUCTIONS 'CONSIGNMENT AUCTION of Ligfit Horses Tack & Equipment. Sat. Nov. 1, 12 noon at Bill McWilliams Indoor Arena, R.R. 3 Manotick. Anyone wishing to see call (613) 692-3994.. : WANTED FLEA MARKET VENDORS WANTED -Indoor Market opening in downtown Belleville. Store your goods on premises. Open every Sat. & Sunday Year-,Round - Lots of parking l-(613)-962-0373. FOR SALE . 200 ACRES Half bush balance cleared. Overlooking Lake adjoining crown land. Some log buildings. Excellent hunting & fishing. Very private. Foymount, Ont. $39,500. Tel. (613) 754-5227. ' CONVERT-a-CAP. EasyLoad Tailgate Ramps. Quick Hitch Trailer Hitches. Light Truck. Systems, Belleville Depot, c/p Sallaris , fuels, (6131 968-54H; Kitchener <519)' 745-9846. , ! comini; events ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE. Oct: 30 to Nov. I Brookedalc 'Mall, CoVnwjll Phone (416) 435-1634. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY • $ I d/hr. typing. $l,CKX)/wk. erecting fences. Other self-employment projects. Guaranteed. Limited offer. Full/part lime. Send Stamp: Tohanre Rcg'd, Dept.# 1-1, C.P. 27, St. Lazare, Quebec J0P 1 VO. badly needed, the OFA chief said, demanding immediate action from the federal government. The telegram to the Prime Minister was also sent to the federal ministers of agriculture and finance. The OFA is the largest general farm organization in the province, with 24,000 farm family members plus 26 marketing boards and commodity commodity associations. Heating with wood It's fall, and time to think about turning the heat on. Heating a home today can be very expensive. Supplementing your heating system with wood can be an effective way to reduce your fuel bill. There are many advantages in burning wbod: It is a renewable resource. When wood. is used to supplement your heating requirements, requirements, there is a reduction in the amount of non-renewable resources used such as gas and oil. Wood is a clean and safe'fuel if used used properly., " One of the major concerns when . burning fuelwood is the buil(I-up of creosote in the chimney. Consider the following for reducing or preventihg creosote formation. Use well-seasoned hardwood; most species require 9 to 12 months to season thoroughly. Burn dry wood in a small, hot fire instead of a large smouldering.fire. If possible, use a short stove pipe leading to the chimney, and minimize the use of elbows which affect draft. Use flue- lined chimneys where possible and C.S.A. approved wood stoves and heaters. Inspect your chimney and stove pipes regularly and remove creosote and soot if present. It is also important to know and understand the units of measure when purchasing or selling fuelwood. A standard cord of wood has a volume of 128 cubic feet, measuring 4 feet high, 4 feet wide and 8 feet long, consisting of wood, bark and air space. Approximately 85 cubic feet is solid wood. Fuelwood is often sold in smaller units such as face cords or portions of a full cord. Be sure you know what portion of the cord you are buying to get full value for your money. The pricç will vary depeh- ding on the type and volume of wood being sold. ■ If you have a woodlot and want advice or assistance on how to manage it for fuelwood, or you wish to purchase fuelwood, contact the nearest Ministry of Natural Resources office in your area for more information. ' one of CuumU' g best op 2SiS3*. «v > TRUEMAN * mmmmxs wm mm&x. saws TAW A -- This city has changed ce the last time my wife and 1 ;d here in the late 60's.,And it has tnged enormously since 1 first ;d here in the early'50's. Some of change is physical. The. place ; grown a good deal and the old /line has disappeared. The shops I restaurants are more sophisti- ed. And the National Capital mmission has tamed and consoli-- :ed more green space, so that al- >st the entire capital area is in a rk-like setting. * But the major change in Ottawa the last 20 or 30 years is not phy- al at all. It is cultural and linguis- . In some Anglo quarters, the ancophone invasion is resented, iderstandably, the sudden chang- ; of the rules has angered a lot of ilingual civil servants whose reers have been arrested, or even ded. But for those wh,q,_ believe that mehow the "two solitudes" must breached if this country is to sur- /e, the capital's bilingualism is mehow comforting. So are the federal office complexes which .n large across the river on the jll skyline. Les Terrasses de la taudiere and Place du Portagq are lysical reminders of the fact that ings are different. In the old days, :tawa's Anglos vièwed Hull as a place t.o carouse long after the sidewalks sidewalks in the.capital had been rolled up for the night. They still take advantage advantage of Quebec's more liberal liquor laws, hut they also go to Hull thtfse days for subtle French cooking. cooking. Some Francophone Quebeckers resent our invasion of Hull the wav some Anglos resent their invasion? of Ottawa. We hav e not just shared the wealth with Hull. We have sent thousands of English-speaking civil. servants there to earn their livings • and in so doing, we^have te'nded to Anglicize a French-speaking com- potjrjd. Understandably, this is disappointing disappointing for federal civil servants and politicians from Quebec who valued Hull as a Francophone refuge refuge from the majority culture. When you think about it, it would not be surprising if some Quebeckers Quebeckers feel more deeply about what has happened to Hull than diehard diehard Anglophones feel about what has happened to Ottawa. We are threatening their culture. They are not threatening ours. It is well-meaning Americans who unwittingly are threatening to engulf engulf the Anglo culture. And in two years twre 1 have come to feel that Quebec might soon represent the only distinctive Canadian flavour,.