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Peel's Poultry Farm Limited Expands 20,000 sq. ft. brooder hous nearing completion on Peel's Cayssway Farm. : x A A special isolation unit for dhore, ste Won Peel' s Adland Farms. ~ A four-building complex onthe Prince Albert Farm where special lighting and feeding program studies are conducted. - "CO-OP TOPICS by Don Rixon ' = 4 FEED LEAN WITH CO-OP PROFIT-MAKER FEEDS {Vi Leah carcas$ production requires a changing bal- ance' of nutrients in feed to match the changing Mineeds of your pigs. There should be enough iMlenergy available to meet their needs, but not enough to be stored as trimable fat.© Find out how\ to maximize your good management for {{@highést net returns in swine production. Wg % Co-op Recommended Program PRPicict Prestarter Medicated-- Bl Feed from 48 hrs. to 15 lbs. live wt i ofit-Maker 18% Pig Starter-- © Fullfeed to. 60-70 lbs; live wt. > Profit-Maker 16% Pig Grower-- Full-feed to 130 lbs. live wt. BProfit-Maker 14% Pig Finisher Full-feed to 200 1bs. live wt. "Ask your- Co-operative about their special ner pricing on Hog Feeds. Soc United Co-operatives of Ontario (UXBRIDGE BRANCH) Port Perry IE. 8-4130 | domestic Research And Production Facilities Peelchix, international : news and service bulle- tin, published by Peel's Poultry Farm Limited, in its June 'issue carry an article concerning expan: ' sions of research and production facilities of the Port Perry Farms; For the benefit of Star readers, we are taking © the liberty of printing: the article in full: 8 Peel's Poultry. Farm Limited is accelerating its planned 10-year expansion program because'. of . the outstanding success already achieved 1 through its current stock im- provement program. Four new isolated build- ings on' the Prince Albert Farm on the outskirts of Port Perry are housing a spe- cial series of experiments to study, the effects of various lighting and feeding pro- grams-on the performance of meat type breeders. - This S\farm is the original Peel' breeding farm and is still the * home of the valuable pure line stocks used for breeder development, Ninety-si% pens of 150 sq. ft. each allows for well replicated control stud- ies. This research program is under the supervision of Albert Smith, genticist and head of research and devel opment. ; On the Causeway Farm, a two new 20 000 <a. ft. brand- -er houses are under construe. tion as a part of a brooding, , growing and progeny testing| complex. "On has three separate proper- cial disease studies'has been ectablished. This is the first]: developments : of extensive planned for the island farms, where there is suffiicent acreage to allow, not only for normal expansion, but for diversification into new areas | now planned by the company. In outlining the above pro- gram;-Dr. John Price, presi- dent, said both foreign and sales of Peel's breeding stock were exceed., ing the projections of two years ago. In fact, in some established markets, Dr. Price e said requirements have more than doubled in the last year. recently acquired property|: the Scugog Tsland|: Farms, 'where the company| - tiés. an isolated unit for spe.| | LIST WITH L REAL ESTATE LTD -REALIOR 3%. 591% 1 OUR BEAUTY KNOWLEDGE IS MOST RICHARD'S™ BEAUTY STUDIO 'Secondary School and of the, | Wallaceburg, Welcoming and serving the guests were Miss- -| assisted by © Mrs. Russell | <on of the late Arthur James Kight of Port Perry, and is a frequent visitor. with his PES YAR : LE A RAP FER SUS ETP CEH RE) AR AY TY EL ALND Obituary Herbert Finley Sweetman The town was shocked to hear of the sudden death of Herbert Finley Sweetman at Kingston, Ontario, dune 7, 1969. . He was a son of the lat Arthur and Ellen Sweetman, Born 'on Scugog Island, July 7, 1917. He was a veteran of World War II and served overseas from 1942 - 1946 with the R.C.0.C. A mémber of the Royal Canadian Legion Uxbridge, Branch170, and the United Church. Surviving are his wife, the former Doreen James who he married August 21, 1942, a son Darryl and daughter Arm- orald, Gayle and Denise. Also surviving are four brothers Stewart, Port Perry; Norman Uxbridge; Bruce, Toronto; Ronald, Manitoba; and six sisters Blanche (Mrs. R. Prent- ice), Port Perry; Bernice, Toronto; Marguerite (Mrs. Donald Lewis); Oshawa, Ail- een (Mrs. Sidney Egginton) Uxbridge; Rena (Mrs. Ross O' Hagan), Toronto; June (Mrs. Carl Kydd), Brooklin. He was predeceased by a brother Amasa. § Funeral Services were held at the Low and Low Chapel, Uxbridge on Wednesday, June 11, 1969, and conducted by Rev. James Mills of Trinity United Church. The Royal Canadian Legion Comrades attended in a body. Cremation St. James, Toronto. Graduates THOMAS ARTHUR BRUNT Thomas Arthur Brupt, B.A. son of Mr. and Mrs: James T. Brunt, Wallaceburg, re- ceived his Bachelor of Phv. sical Education degree at the Eighteenth Convocation, held at the University of Water- loo. Mr. Brunt is a gradu- ate of Wallaceburg Dictrict University of Western Ont- ario. He is at present a member of the staff of the Lambton Kent Composite School in Dresden. -Attend- parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Brunt, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B. Craig of Toronto, and Miss Brerida Gatenby of Guelph. Following the graduation and reception _at the University, he was guest of honour at a dinner held 'at the Tien Hoa Inn in Waterloo, and later at 'an open house for friends in és Anne and Wendy Crowe Crowe. and Mrs. Robert El- liot. Mr. Brunt is a grand- relatives: in Port Perry and PHONE: 985-7991 distriét. ing his graduation, were his |} EE em p-- (PORT PERRY STAR th Thareday, June 26, 1969 -- 13 CARTWRIGHT 'CENTRAL SCHOOL Students Receive Awards Pe CE At Graduation Banquet -- by O. Hil -- On Wednesday, June 18th 1969 the fourth annual grade eight' graduation banquet for Cartwright Central School was held at the recreational centre, Blackstock. Forty-four happy students their parents and teachers enjoyed the chicken dinner catered by the O.N.O. Club. Mr. Romeril congrat- ulated the students and said grace. After dinner everyone enjoyed listening to David Larmer and Denice Edgerton| read a book compiled by the Grade 7A Class and cont aining . many "interesting and amusing stories about the grade '8 class. . The grade 8 class had prepared some songs and skits which were enjoyed by every- one. Mr. Art Rowan, represent- ative for Cartwright and Man- vers Townships on the County Board of Education congrat- ulated and presented to each student a Class Graduation picture. He wished everyone luck in whatever course he entered next year. During the evening the following awards were present- ed: Periuniinip: - Bob Beacock Ken Crawford, Denice Edger- "ton, Sherry Johnston, Barbara "if Lloyd, Mary Mathison, Barb- i| ara-- Rohrer, Sherri Walker, Leslie Wright, Angelina Floris. Perfect Attendance: -Ken] | Crawford, Brian DeJong, Mar- ilyn Duff, Brian Felstead, Rick 'Mappin, Dale VanCamp, Leslie Wright. Mr. Chalice' i] Mathematics award was presented to David Larmer. The Literature prize was presented to Denice Edgerton. by Mr. Campbell. Ken Crawford = Won the Science award presented by Mr. Church. Darlene Malcolm was the recipient of Mrs. Thompson's English Award. Mrs. Cordon's prize for top History student was won by Ronald Bradburn. The 'Canadian Order of Foresters presented the Best All Round Student Award to Leslie Wright. Leslie then, on behalf of her class gave a very interest- ing farewell message to public school. The principal, Mr. B. J. Church then added his congratulations to the stud- entsand called on Mr. Paisley, the principal of Cartwright, High School to give them a message of welcome to High School. He hoped that they would have success in High School and attend another graduation banquet in five years. 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