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THURSDAY, TAY 9th, 1968
THE BRUSSELS POST
ROY W. KENNEDY, Publisher.
Published at Brussels, Ontario, every Thursday
Box 50, Brussels, Ontario.
Authorized as second class mail by the Post Office Department,
Ottawa, and for paymen of postage in cash.
R. J. BAUER .
YOUR MASSEY - FERGUSON DEALER
A Compiete Lim Of
New and Used Fawn) Equipment
PHONE 5 5RUESELS, ONT.
WINGHAM MEMORIAL SHOP
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CEMETERY LETTEING
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BRUSSELS . and
WINDHAM.
Phone 120
Phone S57.111111'
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FURNITURE STORE
Licensed Fune ral Director and Embalmer
Se BRUSSELS, ONT.
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Tuesday, Thursday, Friday. Saturday A.M.
Thur.day. MORINO
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Monday and Wednesday 482-7010
Call Either Office For Appointment
RED SHIELD APPEAL
ALL FOR HUMAN NEED
,Every dollar is It working
Salvation Army ai•e
dollar! Dollars given
tc crod
LO The
trust, to be used for the relicr• ui
suffering and the reclamation of
human lives.
Contributors to the current Red
Shield Appeal may be sure The.
Salvation Army spends money
where it will do the most good,
in The Army's hostels, havens,
homes and hospitals, its trained
and devoted workers labour un-
ceasingly to restore to men, women
and children who have fallen by
the wayside, the apportuni ty and
desire for uprigh, self-reliant liv-
ing.,
Because of the dedicated lives
of Salvation Army Officers, costs
of administration are kept to a.
minimum. To the broken and des-
pairing they offer, riot bread alone,.
but the message of divine Grace
which transforms human yes. -
With your aid the "Door to 'Help
and Hope" on all fronts of human
T eed may be kept open. with not
One cent wasted!
TIE STALLS FOR SOWS
EFFICIENT AND CLEAN
The stalls permit Carolers to get
up to 25 percent more animals in
a barn with less labor to take care
of them, according to J., G. Norris!)
Swine Specialist with the Ontario
Department of Agriculure and
Food. This system has proved to
be an efficient and effective meth-
od:of handling sows,
The stalls are approximately.
30 inches by 72 inches. including
the feed trough. The size varies
slightly with the breeds. The
floors slope slightly to the gutter
behind to allow urine to drain
away. Research at the Ontario
Agricultural College has found
that there is danger of prolapse
in the sows if, the floor slope is ,
too great, sufficient space should
hind the sows daily, to cheek the I
be Made for a boar to move be-1
sown for rebreeding. Exercise for I
the sows is not a problem
there is enough room in the st
to permit some movement
c:an be tied continuously durim
gestation, and eys-)
ing. in another pe.
Metal collars le—r. •
the. best, Two bars joined at the
top and bottom will lock behind
the sow's jaws without being' too
Leather straps cause in
ritation When pulled tight enough
held ti: o sow.
Farmers find t
cleaner and permit rrri'n tt'r
idita I attention. Breed ing records
can b e kept, more accurately and
injury prof)] ern s are Iess
Tient. Tbe sows are quieter, often
after only a few hours of being
tied.
Cost Of the stalls is low, Com-
bo 1'0 dye prices show that tie
Stalls are as much as :50 Percent:
less expensive than individual
confinement or lOoSe braising
ay$tatt s.
sonic: culling may be necessary
due to feet. arid leg problems. but
these usually are found only in a
Very sMall percentage of the
O 11111-IA.18. Rreeders have folind
that. litter size and health is as
good as in other sow inanagetnott
tnotbodF.h
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SAFETY TOED SHOES 6" & 8"
POLISHES, LACES, INSOLES
DR. SCHOOLS ARCH SUPPORTS
WHITE COTTON GARDENING GLOVES 45c PAIR
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HOTEL .
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park and Yacht Harbor. Superb Culaine and
unexcelled service. Planned programa of est-
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Room. Affiliated 18-hole Gail Came and
Swimming Pool. 24-hoer Garage Servica.
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JULIETTE'S BACK
Juliette goes "mod" on CBC-TV's Show of the Week on Mon-
day, May 13, when she welcomes BritiSli pap singer Frank
Meld (above) and a new group of ,young singers told. dancers
The Good Company. for her first color special of the season.
Also appearing: Winnipeg's rock group The Guess Who?
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