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NEW SCHEDULE' OF
losing
The: L,ucknow Business Men's Association has'
unanimously adopted the following schedule
of closing hours
.Effective..Ma est
ida
Tiles. Thur. s.. Fr • y 6.15 p,m _
12:30 noon..
nesday Half Holiday .
Note: Change of Dar) ,
Saturday
f
eration •o the public -is requested jn-
he .Co-op . ,
observing these hours
After May 1st, thel Wednesday Half Holiday ,:
will be observed irrespective of another
holiday in.. they week: .
Men's -Association
kno ` Business
',.;R. Rae, Sec. � •- �N. C ' Finlayson, • Pres. ' -, ' ; .
BELE: ASTM
Mr, and Mr$, Roy Alton spent
a few days of last' week with r'
Mr; and Mrs. Chas. Alton :of Til-
bury. `
and Mrs, Bert Alton were
at, London on. 'Thursday of last
week.
Mrs:. Hurd of Qrilr'ia•is hol}day-
irig with Mr's..Lane and Clifford::
Miss Freda Hackett •spent.' a
couple of days last week with
Miss Carol McCrostieof St, Hel-
ens..
•Miss Jean . Treleaven visited
with Miss. Mae Irwin on Saturday
`evening.
rs: S eIrwin arid'
,Mr. and M .nce .. p
familyspent' last Sunday ,with,
Mrs.. Irwiri's mother:;:' Mrs,,, Rob-'
erton of Auburn.
Mr • and Mrs. Alex' Uactcett,
of WmgYarri. 'visited with rela=
tioris-araund -tile neighborhood;
Mr. and Mrs. Gordy, Wheeler
and Geor•ge• Of London are, -spend-
ing,` part ,,of "their„ holidays with
Mrs: Lane and Clifford...
Mr..and ars. Pharis. Mather's,
and aa`ughter were Sunday
tors • With Mr:Alex
and Mrs. '
Hackett, i and. • this together ,with.. large
Jr
Mr. and Mrs. -Hoy Alton, Alvin amounts.. of 'western grain to sup=
and Clayton spent" -Sunday; .ata,-plement.,_afa1r Y good crap,.has
with Rev.. Howse and .kept 'livestock, production, :Bruce'
Corrie. w ,
Countys main industry,. going at
faiinily
THURSDAY,.
e County
ands T it
Grade A Hag Prod.uctkn
(By Geo, R. Gear, Agricultural:'Representative for Bruer:) . • }
Bruce• County, farmers
, lalf top."speed, Although farIm,rs had
othe>" Canadian citizens', looked many difficulties,, pi ices' ; were
favorable„ High prices of live
forward eagerly, to the end 'stock. and. machinery ate f dist
•
war . and,, .expected it • to bring persaih sales' portrays the true
amongst other blessings an end feeling, of hope for a pr'ofita�ble
to' such things as scarcity of 'rna agriculture amongst, a lar t art,
labor shortage, 'etc., 'but
g' �
chiiery,: of the farm population.
have° found- that. the. situation is Althon li Bruce Con
in• increasingly who r s e g � ty. does
beoo�nn g not get much. rever}ue fr(,m cash
i ather tk`ian better. This constant{. crops, the turnip crop i n ti'l'e suutll..'I•
ly reminds 'Ehem that • no sooner :eastern .,part'o.•the coutrty ryas
have_ they.finished producing' fort•
War,: than `they are .called: upon to ries
reed the. starving; peoples of a. war
tom: world and with the, handl- th
ca s with' Which they are so •fam pickling.
p
liar. 1945 was.. a . most . difficult. livest'ook and livestock
year, Incessant ra}ns : during the pit,
summ:er�:'months,- together awrth however,, ,that �$•;uce County.,
l.
'sinto its own. and i everiue.
the. shortage of: labor, made''con- ,
ditions almost, • unsurrnountable,
derxventi: '• from these sources
• I amounts'. to many, millions of dol-
Generally ' speaking, however, lags annually,: Bruce.. county has
grain crops were good and , there •
of ,rou ha e, consistently • � produced ?n o r
were ample amounts g g creamery butter than any. other
county in the province.; T w'o
cheese •factories in the• so th es ••, '. .
tern part -of the county . pioduee
a. fair gitantity of cheese: of high
quality., Hog production in 1945'!'
was down slightly• front previous i, •
years :but, the quality was up •with•
increase of of 5'percen•t.of 'Grade
,A'; over. 1944..•, The 75 percent
,..Grade... A : Hog: Prod -t kin --club
-hale•
,
paign to' improve the quality of •;'•
hogs, aimed: at' • holding and do ,
veloping': the ,British . market : for ;
Canadian: bacon. 108 hog •produ.
cern in: the' county producing 15
or' more`• hogs put 75 - ,percent; or
tnm.
shows, that qualhty•,hogs can be
produced' ..under .•'ordinary farm
conditions" Bi;uce. County nowt
stands third' in .the 'percentage: of
Grade • A .hogs prroduced. How -
,ever,. When,.the number of • hogs
The Scotch are a Very interest- use. for wrnout razor blades-
J
ing 'race. They've ; found a nevi', they shave with them
1
•
i •,v'�ya��
an, excellent #otne' anti niost of rt
'was Sold at..high pr:.ices:' A"
cash crop which•is'•gaining.in•fav
or is e.. production of
'cucuxribers. , It is in the sale. of
�NTARIOTFARMERS 1'
es.... crate is Europe's' need for food' ... so .urgenro r- farmers'
for help ... that `this Province is facing the ;most serious farm
1.946 is a crucial year--'- and ' every
labour shortage • in' its. history.
to . pitch -in
one: who can'should help. Young Ontario citizens are urged
and .:la a worth . art in feuding : the starving naions of the 'world.
play •�' P
•
You and thousands of others . like : you—are ; needed on: every type 'of
farm. The peak season runs from April °12th to October 15th. Pay is
good. Clean ( supervised accommodation.: Good food.
• Ir
rtunit ainon • leasant companions—to enjoy a
Here is your: open g' P
profitable, healthy ,swmmer. . Join 'the Ontario Farm. , , . .
Service nice-- •
today!
till in thie coupon marked out belowL A Registration Form, ` plus all
,particiiars, will a sen =oto 'olrwithaul--delay..:
"Director;.
Ontario Farm Service Force
112 College Street.
Toronto, Oetarto.
send ane a Registration Form sad all particularasaa I wle ....4•••••••••••••
i.• i n •.
Dear Sir:
PIewMItroto Join lie'
Odtario Farm Service Force aid '"lend Aa hind". '' •
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Town or Citl,.. ., •.•• ":: • ....Tel. No.,......,.,+�.
�Y w..M be available freta .1146 to... , ...`,Wit '
(Date) • (Date>'
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DOMINroN .PR YINcIALOM ITTE ON FARM LABOUR.•...
A.'GRICVitM11.:R�''" LAB0,111,R-' " IDUC:ATION
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are ..taken into •consideration IIit
stands well; ;,out in. front of the
high prod-Ueing eoui tic,s;'With-the-�---
high ; price of live stock, sheep:,
have. b d_;1..o. rriak j way for
creasing', numbers of other live
stock- and the .sheep poPulatiorI
has. been : ready :decreased •dui
ins the past`-few'-ycars Poultry
on the nt �r 'hand':has: been grad. ..:
ually :Increasing;
Bruce :County; to ether: .
parts of the, province, has been
depending' toD an. e'ver. . increasing
extent on western`gr ain to main-
tarn a•- heavy live: stock popula-
ti?on. The 'scarcity, of grain, how-
ever,: ;will ntit• see as ^llirge a.de-
crease of farm •products in Bruce,,:,
County as in. many other aections;•
since Bruc •• 'County has net dei
veloped, its livestockpopulation
on
western grain' to the sairmeex-!
•
tent ` as many . Bounties farther:
south, Potentialities of . Bruce
county are. pOssible (if'great de-
velopixnent. • Many thousands of
acres in `pasture farms. would be
good'irain farrni-• arid are pro
ducin'g pasture mostly because of
the scarcity of 'labor to ' grOW
grain on tl them "•here " ha5 been
very encouraging interest shown: '•
in improved pasture:.' Farmers
are seeding down improved:pa .
tures as such ,,a rate that they
could plow up • a rniich larger•
aC'reage for grain, and 'these tW...
€actors, should.' maintain the hod
and . poultry population and at
the sametime,' maintain th'e $nt`
duction of beef ,.cattle and eVen
increase it:
in this time of .g)4t change
these is nd• greater a"sstirance than
that • Bruce County will continue
to hold its place among the, high M N
agricul1turai producin court`leg in
:.. izovince -
- the p
fo adMil
If `you're will When you ark.'
. u re all wrong
you'yore all right.,.,.