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' .THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL; L'UCKNOW
ONTARIO
CHOICE HOME ISILLED•
BEEF AND PORK,
HAMBURG
PORK CHOPS
HAM 'ROAST 69c LB.
BOLOGNA i 490 ` LB.:
T-BONES : a
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65c' LB....
79c LB
--- $1.09 ;LB.
Try Our HOrne.Made Sausage
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CUSTOM KILLING •
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NEWS AND VIEWS
May 15th is the deadline that
the O;M.M.B, has set for receiv-
ing
applications from Industrial
milk shippers wishing to enter the
Group 1 Pool by' 'the Graduated
'entry system. Page 31 of the
March issue of the Ontario 'Milk
Producer magazine is an appli-
cation form that • may be . com-
pleted and sent to the Q.M:M.B.
Toronto office. Applications post-
marked later than May 15th will
rot -be -accepted. ' ' •
Hog prices are lower. It is more
important to make sure you ,get
all possible returns.' Last year
7,600• hogs were : marketed: from
Bruce County either too heavy
(over 180 lbs. dressed) or too light
(under 125 lbs. dressed). Most.
were too heavy. With an average
price of 34c the . loss per pig . was
about $4.50 or over $34,000 in total.
This is more than enough to buy
every. hog farmer in Bruce a County
a good set of scales;:. andreal
fancy scales at that. Weigh your
pigs and market them to . yield
carcasses 165 180 lbs. This will
give you an, opportunity to earn
more per hour than the most rid-
iculous
idiculous ' labour union's demands. '
If one wouldbelieve the' prog
• nosticators, ., many farmers , will
Tbecome insolvent in the' next few `
years. Costs are too.. high or the
overheadwill eat you up. Those
who ' will fail...are those..._ who are.
marketing 500 hogs'from a setup
designed ,for 1,000hogs per year,
harvesting 9 10 • tons' corn silage
per acre when it should be 18
tons,. owning , 0 1 1 in mac nery ,
When : $15,000 -would -do. This_can-
.be measured in Capital:. turnover
or . the ' number • of • years for
gross income to equal total capital:'
investment.: Average to high: 'net
income shouldbe a 'turnover
Dairy . — 3.1 = 2.4 years.,
Beef Cow — 5.4 — 4.1 years
Feeder Cattle — 2.3 1.9
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 29th,; 'l970:
RIPLEY ABATTOIR
Custom Butchering - Curing and Smoking
Cutting. and Wrapping - Sausage Making —.Fast .Freezing
HOGS AND CATTLE. ON MONDAYS •
CATTLE ONLY ON WEDNESDAYS
With Two Big Coolers; We Are•Able To Hang Your Beef From:
1. To, 3 Weeks. — Whatever Your, Requirements Are
For Home Freezers We Sell Choice Home Killed Beef, Pork
'and .Lamb In. Any Quantity At .Lowest Marketing Prices
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ALL MEATS ARE. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FOR YOUR.
• PROTECTION
CHAS. HOOISMA,' PROP..
ABATTOIR' 395-2905
STORE 395-2961
years
Swine — 2.5 -- 1.7 years
Where .does your farm business
rate? Maybe if you, know you are
off base, you may be , able todo
something about it. Keep the over-
head under foot..
The . season' is late. According
to the calendar, early or, late seed-
ing does not make ' much' differ-
ence. Early or late`for the season
does make .a difference. If ,wea-
ther permitted seeding grain or,.
corn by . a certain date, whether:
mid-Aprilor mid-May . and, you
seeded 2 to 3 weeks later, you
could -expect -a -reduced -yield:.
There is much: publicity regard-
ing no tillage corn. It works but
make sure .yourprocedure is
right. Fertilizer placement, .cover-
ing of .seed and weed control has
Spring €onc�rt By Primary Classes
The•school's Spring Concert ,
was ..held on Friday, evening, April'
17 with a large crowd in attend- •
artce•,' The pupils of the school'.,•
saw the concert the day before •
roiir of the•:entire building, Many
of 'the children were surprised
when they ere 'allow.ed: to' look
• through the -window ,of the nursery,
and see:a classmate's -new baby
to be right.
s for yo
.milking' cows. .Milk production
'and profit will suffer if . you neg-
lect the mineral content. If you
feed legume hay; feed a mineral
o .. ., a ciuiri and Phosphorus.
If • you feed' mainly silage, feed .a
mineral 2-1 of Calcium and Phos-
phorus. The reason • is • that leg -
„i
umes are high in . dalcium while
grain, silage, etc.' is not, On the
average, 2 lbs. Of mineral should
be added to every 100 lbs. of grain
mix.
Are you thinking of modernizing
your beef housing or feedlot?- Do
not be carried away by publicity
from the south. We need more
thought to, keep the facilities free.
of .snow. Mostly we need covering
for” a bedded, area and a covered
feeding .area' as well. Also, since
we have more snow, we need to
build roofs designed for a , heavier.
snow load. Yes, building for. beef .
housing is more: expensive here ,
than-thq--leratur-e-fromthe-U.S...
indicates, but to build cheaper is
in the long run false economy.
wnen ine .renearsai was n.eia..
., .sister.
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- -• __. _-O:ne: of th•e: kinder rreir-classes-_'___
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acted o.ut The Three. L;ittle'Pigs •:
while the other one told the story
of Goldi ocks and 'The Three ;
Bears; 'Room Two'''two) .
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. • • and • Room' Three (grade tw:o and'
ointl ate .o .erat.12,:.
.t three) J y presentedp.
ta, he� leta le`—TownBARRIE,
"T'he chtss;"Iound,'•these lours both
inter.esang and informative. They
arrived back at the school. at 3.'00,
RUMMAGE SALE FOR VICTO1tlA
' ':A rumnnage sale organized b`y
room grade; eight;; • was 'held ' '
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OF APPLIED : 'ARTS .AND ' TECHNOLOGY
ONTARIO
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Singee.. Ro.orn. One (grade 'one),
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sang, a, number of interesting ,
songs with appropriate actions
and;performed:a• 0411 The Antsy •
CanTe \tarch;rL:
en Friday , April 24 in'thc auditor-
lum at ten O'clock with:the junior •
wing corning in first. We sold',
a number of articles," Books, "nit
Hats`, rocs, cloth:es•.and es, eciall''::
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•The".children�
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. ,. ISS'NOW' ACCEPTING ,APPLICATIONS': FOR ADMISSION TO THE. . FOLLOWING
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PROGRAMS. OF•INSTRUCTION TO fiE OFFERED IN SEPTEMBER, 1970 •
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3 =YEAR DIPLOMA PROGRAMS
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' Two' ;rade'two pupils were the
actors in a e i The. Census
Taker. ' fioom Four <<Censutti'ree
and four)' presented a number on
: the tone bells_ 'and a dance tailed.
sarnicle Bill.. The last nu -called
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' The Sto y of Hansel and Cretel',
wa.iv >,:Rocs n 'Four',
candy sold.wc11.
brouc;h.t thin *s for the 'sale which. ;
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�•�zre dis la�ed on tables for'the'
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children to look over'aiid''see if •
there was an��thing they wanted •to
hu} We aimed' foe $50 and.made
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1 which;will.go to, the Victoria '
Fund. the school'.; adopted. child..
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ART AND INTERIOR DESIGN • ': ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY .,
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GENERAL ARTS AND SCIENCE . MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY
.. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION . (MARKETING) RESOURCES' TECHNOLOGY •.
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2.- YEAR DIPLOMA PROGRAMS
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ART, .AND INTERIOR DESIGN. LEGAL •SECRETARIAL'
en • alio:
COMMUNICATION, ARTS • MEDICAL SECRET • '
i tr e� the ro;.a ';::e.' Cons: ;u-
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... •la;ian•' .-MINISTRATION'
a.e. owe to• tne,, o. chil
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and l'e�n,
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Sunday visitors with.tilr: and,.
• ARTS AND SCI EN � .� . .._ --•-
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GENERAL f
CRE ARIL AR
LAW AND. . SECURITY AD T'ELNI
ELECTRICAL � CLAN
RESQ OPERATION'
RT OPERA .ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN
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er To -?- er eetiorts'.
.'�1r�, :Tom Stewart we.re`•:C1r: and"•
M': s. Gerald Stewart',l'rs. Ellen
Coessell and .Susan. all of kinca'r.-
:GENERAL BURNESS7A CMINTING) : SURVEY. TECHNICIAN.
NERAL, BUSINESS MARKS
GE •MECHANICAL. DRAFTING • TECHNICIAN '
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Feld Trip'For
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Geode e WO Class
Held r;i„ to •the \ '
Line. \.r` . Eva' ' .'.acPher$on and
far:ll, and•
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Stanley '
.anler•and family of Kinloss.
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. Mr, and. ; r,, ken Tarr and ;
fatt:h and Miss �' -:
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1 • YEAR CIjRTIFIC • E PROGRAMS � •
ADVERTISING :PROCEDURES' ': .. � .MEDIA• PROCEDURES •
GENERAL SECRETARIAL :RETAIL MERCHANDISING•
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..: Radio and. Telt isi4r tatler.'c,as
planned f<: ;he "a, e c1,: ,':
under the .. .trrisl�t9 of `,Y.s. •
Irvin, who each,s
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all Qi t'allacetur,:: spent the
�,een.er.0 with :,::: and Mrs,.ADi1111SSION'REQUIREMENTS,
E1^:er etedicti.`
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MATIONffiABOfJT-�THESE PROG-R`AMS; INCLUDIND FEES -AND
IS AVAILABLE BY.COMPLETLNC ,AND.
•MAILING. THE COUPON BELOW:• .'
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toued the �\.,`„.a° . arr`istric:
" Hosnral, r
• cThr: field :; �a� it �1Lb.a.
tOG \.1,, iti:\O.a1•4.�les •
Course t'trs'a-� _., r:�; �.u_........-_._.
a „_ Jame. -ialdenb\ anu
zi 1�p:c emr end\rs torBu•
:ow 'family Oakville, �
and �r •.krt Caz.p,elland
i1ror :Kincardine. •�
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THEREGISTRAR'REQUEST
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iGeorgtanCollege,o,
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401 Duckwotth Street, i • APPLICATION
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were i:t to re ' ,
studio wt e': ty .,, lewcw all the
roorri •: The class was also anew y
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ed ,to see the •o�r n�• Cartoon
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House in.proz,:ess. The pupils
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t,. . 1� of kltiloss spent Sunda;
ever+i ith t,�
n� w and `•s.James.
Holden; and ki�.L; .
Sunday lsito:s,with"t,s:.. l�
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Haldenby were �r..., abrl. VrS,
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. then are their lunch in the station
• dafeteria.
After this, the children walked•
to Win ham and Districty
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'Hospital where they enjoyed.a
John Lockltiart, of port ,
Elgin,
and Mrs );ted Frietndorf of Kitch
ever, ,Mr, and :Clts, Ross lrw i n
and family, Mr.. and Mr's. Delbertl
Hedley and family of,Kiniodt*h.
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