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Show Sunday, December The Salt Lake Tribune, rhanks a Million 8, 1 9H5 I' l l Poultry Farmer Receives Nest Egg to Help Crack the Business Ive got the heat lamps and a brooder All I need now is 153 to buy the pullets (day-ol- d chicks) Will you help by givMr J A , Calumet, ing me a break? Mich. ' note. Percy Rent It o "rogi-to-rlchAAlnneopollt mllllonolre known Internotlonally for hit philanthropic Hit trodemork It the tllver dollar, and he once totted out 16,500 of them alono a par ode route Rott, who alto llket to Intplre othert to help tolve proto-lem- t, hot developed many Ideot about people and wealth during hit colorful career and wantt to thare both hit Ideot and money before he diet. Editor Dear Mr. Ad Nowhere is it written that raising poultry is for the birds! Ive got eggs-actl- y the break you need. Im sending you 1100 to invest in some pullets. Good luck. Dear Mr. Ross: Ive been raising poultry for three years. I couldnt afford day-ol- d chicks, so I bought seconds, which arent very reliable for laying eggs every day. Now I have 23 hens that produce 10 Dear Mr. Ross: I think its high time somebody came forth and voiced their opinion on your goody public profile. Youve been quoted by the press as saying, I dont give money away. I invest it in people. I say you bail these people out. Let them find out what hard work is all about! In the long run, youd be doing them a favor. One thing I know Ill never see this letter in print. I bet you cant handle T. P., Wilkes Barre, the criticism. Pa. Dear Mr. P.: Criticism comes with the territory. On the other hand, I could avoid it by saying nothing, doaltogether ing nothing and being nothing. I believe in what Im doing . . . how about you? What I need to do is see a dermatologist. Due to family economics, its just not possible. My mom supports me and my four sisters and there just arent enough greenbacks to go around. Ive found one dermatologist who charges $40 for the initial visit and $17 for each following treatment. two-sho- eggs a day. I sell about 32 dozen eggs a month at 11 per dozen. From the 132 I buy 128 worth of feed to make another 32 dozen eggs and so on. After buying the feed Ive got 14 left as profit a month. It just doesnt pay to feed old hens laying mash. This brings me to my problem. Id like to start out with day-ol- d chicks. to its covered with severe my face acne. Its so bad that I'm considering wearing a bag over my head. Mr. Ross, when youre 17 and your face looks like a pepperoni pizza, its real hard to get girls to even talk to you, let alone asking them for a date. 15 ... Dear Mr. Ross: My situation is the pits. If it wasnt for bad luck, I wouldnt have any luck at all. If your first impression is this guy has no confidence, go to the head of the class because youre absolutely right. Im 17 and a junior in high school. Besides being witty, Im basically Whats my problem? Its 86 Forecast Prospects Look Bright for Computer Use (UPI) - Prospects are excellent for All kidding aside, this problem really gets me down, and Im missing out on a lot of things. Underneath all these zits theres a great guy just screaming to get out sonville, Fla R T., Jack- - Dear R. I know how teen- agers are about tbeir physical appearance. Let's make a deal. Ill pay for the first three months of treatment if you find an after-schoJob to pay for any additional treatments. The balls in your court . . , You may write to Percy Ross, Salt Lake Tribune, P.0 Box 35000, Minneapolis, Minn., 55435. Include a telepd$he number If you wish. Because of the heavy volume of mall, only a limited number of requests will be answered In future columns, olthough many others may be acknowledged privately. 4 The Register and Tribune Syndicate Inc. Free Christmas pies in every box. Put in your thumb and pull out a plum. Namely, Boardroom Graphics software program. box of Dysan theres a free copy in every specially-markediskettes DSDD you buy. Just boot it up on your IBM PC, XT or compatible? And turn graphics. Bar graphs. And more. your data into pie charts. So limited. are stop in today. Quantities You see, d the decision is yours. Dear Mr Ross When my husband and I lived in Florida, our seven kids had roller skates Then we moved to Alaska and all my kids had ice skates Now we re Now when ou buy the Microsoft. Mouse for vour 1BM P(! or compatible, youll get PC Paintbrush!, too. The mouse can hcln you work faster by saing of hc)troikes. hundreds you And you can team it ICROSO up with PC Paintbrush to fflji.iVarytTT create illustrations, logos, letterheads, and other designs. So get them both. And put an Art Department at your fingertips. 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' NEW YORK continuing growth in sales and use of computers and business equipment in 1986, the Com- puter and Business Equipment Manufacturers Association believes. d The Washington, organization projected that revenues from computer-relate- d equipment, including services, will increase by 6.3 percent from 1101 billion in 1985 to $107.4 billion in 1986. Growth will be at an average annual compound rate of 8.5 percent during the next five years. Microcomputer sales will increase by 18.5 percent to 110.3 billion in 1986, the association also projected. Minicomputer sales will grow by 3.7 percent to 14.8 billion, whereas mainframe sales revenues will increase by 1.6 percent. Software and services industry revenues are projected to rise by 6.6 percent to $43.4 billion in 1986. The association said it expects a continued average annual growth rate of 10 percent into the 1990s. Telecommunications equipment sales and services revenues will rise 3 4 percent over 1985 from $166.6 billion to $172.3 billion. Equipment revenues will increase by 2.8 percent, whereas service revenues will rise by 3 6 percent during the next year. Other projections for 1986 by the association included that business equipment statistics will increase by 3.5 percent to $23.9 billion. Electronic typewriter sales will rise by 8.7 percent to $1.25 billion, whereas revenues from the sales of text processing work stations will increase by 6.2 percent to $3.4 billion. Total office copier sales, in turn, will reach $4.8 billion, an increase of 6.7 percent over 1985. D.C.-base- 0(1 FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE CONTRACTS AND TRUST DEED NOTES $100 to $500 CASH BONUS WEIL PAY THE CLOSING COSTS WE HAVE THE CASH FOR YOU NOW! 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