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Scugog firemen hose down a rear door at the back of Mersco's Department Store last Friday where burning rubbish caused light damage. (See story). : Certified swine herd policy "Avoid repeated health problems in swine herds by buying healthy replace- ments,"' says Dr. Peter Oliver, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food swine disease consultant. Certified Herd Policy herds are the best sources of replacement swine, ATTENTION FARMERS! ! | WHY PAY MORE? This policy is the only certification program for Ontario swine. "These herds are certified free of enzootic pneumonia and-or atrophic rhinitis. Management techniques of these herds prevent lice, mange, and swine dysent- ery, while postmortem Save on: e DIESEL FUEL e MOTOR OIL eo GASOLINE PREMIUM QUALITY FARM TANKS & PUMPS Immediate Delivery AVAILABLE OUT OF TOWN CALLS CALL COLLECT WHITBY 668-3381 EL CANADIAN @0 BY BUS to the EXHIBITION Direct Daily Service INCLUDES RETURN TRANSPORTATION & GENERAL ADMISSION TICKET. NATIONAL | (HTT EEE EEE ELENA HEE stand Seat. Limited number of Reserved Grandstand | £ Tickets available for All Performances. |'E Price includes Return Transportation, = General Admission and Reserved Grand- = First Come - First Served! FOR SCHEDULES & FARES CALL TRAVELWAYS LOCAL AGENT 985-7365 SWEETMAN'S TAXI examinations of head and lungs certify continued free- dom from pneumonia and rhinitis." This provincial health pro- gram was established in 1960 to provide Ontario pork producers with reliable sources of breeding swine. A second source of new animals is the minimal disease herd. "These herds may have been on the provincial swine program, and are raised like Certified Herd Policy herds. However, they may not receive provincial veterin- ary visits or regular post- mortem examinations of head and lungs." Commercial or purebred herds are a third swine source. Buyers should ver- ify the herd health status with a veterinarian before purchase. Dr. Oliver cautions against buying pigs from unknown sources because their health histories cannot be traced. WANT TO EARN "EXTRA MONEY" THE FUN WAY? WHY NOT SELL WINTARIO & PROVINCIAL LOTTERY TICKETS + Make from $25 up each month by selling them to your friends, relatives and the people at work. + Also you are eligible for sellers prizes of up to $1500. + Just about everybody buys them! GIVE US A PHONE CALL and we'll tell you how to get started! 576-9181 Three trucks from the Scugog Fire Department were called last Friday morning to the back of Mersco's Department Store on Queen Street. Burning garbage caused light damage to a door at PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday, August 4, 1977 -- 31 the rear of the building, but there was concern for a tinfte that the fire could touch off two propane tanks stored against an outside of wail of the building. Firemen worked about half an hour putting out the smouldering rubbish, hosing ish fire on Queen Street down the ground level rear door and a window in a first floor apartment. + A spokesman for Scugog Fire Department said that children playing with matches are believed to be the cause of the fire. Kawartha water levels The rainfall of July 12th has kept the Kawartha Lakes levels well up in their navigation ranges so that minimal amounts of reser- voir water have been re- quired. Flows were increased slightly on the Gull River to aid cottagers on Shadow and Silver Lakes, but held to low levels on the Burnt River, and all other atersheds supplying the ent System. On July 11th, the, reservoir storage stood at about 65 per cent, having lost only one per cent since July 4th. Kawartha Lakes outflows down the Otonabee River are still being held to a minimum. This last week, a film crew from T.V. Ontario which is the Ontario Edu- cational channel have been at various sites along the Waterway filming for "Ontario Scene". Two of these shows will highlight the Trent-Severn Waterway and will be aired sometime this fall. We are presently fabricat- ing exhibit panels to be placed at Lock 1, Peterbor- ough Lift Lock, Bobcaygeon, 3 / Ny Sst at lath hhaaaha a®uBN a ) |) " { LAO and - Port Severn Lock. Some of the exhibit panels' are up and in place at the Peterborough Lift Lock. These help to explain the operation and mechanics of ] AAO NEIL o Beef Killing Orono: 983-5894 EERE TL OO EERRRRR RTO RR OOOO BORED ETT CERT e Power Boat Racing DEKOKER'Y 2 SLAUGHTERIN $4.00 OFF WITH PRESENTATION OF THIS AD IF CUT AND WRAPPED ON OUR PREMISES. eo Cutting & Wrapping - 9° Ib. ® (Quick Freezing - 2° Ib. 1 Concession South of Pontypool On Manvers 2nd Line, V2 Mile East. the Liftlock. 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