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and A .91i
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7 offi�= were b*aw mc#dq .;uusicim with ft,
war, 'WIth the '41P
evenrMs. VIM Oean �Wozr, Mrs. Bli4evoketm-Action- CXPPA==, '15t
is�t3) '.0 whicb is Av iMclto of WR. Giract,
F=ddc= - Cif the R;54cob Love. A-4s=My f �946ma. Mrs, sgrl�g ae UJIbed, Chureb jas F'ollowigg The M01300 opoice
AssgwbJy (of Oatnio, A7, mssxcmaiy�_b 4Xma and Hoo the
*014: Stg Bennett ai=64 %he ftw an
1or lbe year 40sb, VP
We* theillStalfinS iOM =r% ft$4 wromittees
d
led 0
Kong, Fbilowing es to
utcbr Mis dutrib in tbe Depastmeat of
'Soine subaramcc on uss the b Finance, mm Roy Mctiter faltt SIC;: �vJ�t infcn
Wrw$ niarsbalt. Mrs, Tm=�k Mrs, J=et 13a*=. Mr.�. i. Smitbr,
'A b1son vrwsn hrovo of luck. Cbfisftau Educatiot the Mm
Th omf,, musitiam Aind MM Social Convuncv...M.m1 Smitb.
5ar&---SU?hM= read 0* Mrs. L Cirummm Ws. 10. Tbe Cly
dale DjviAcin,of the
Out
Ulm CanOda rommissionand was also, sWOHM, Papple.- Mrs� -M. Eiab]4* awd &d&S of C=a& hId
Ann?
expeqrnents Other cffwers Imst Gell T*s.R-, McGool fmoperry. dix;ner i4 ctf a"..
Mrs. Reeves, MmAdin Fwbes. pol_hwk s I , ERA _VATSUN LTPo'p
(top left), five- included, secretary. Mrs. James upp!:r 4 the Ated
Rps= Financial smift VAUM F_ Church in;St_Ma*% lbllgiwed by.a -g. mm.
yi�ar-old bull,
Gordan Pappic r T reasurer. $Us- Malcolm. Mrs. 1. Smith, W-, tvibiog om I'le new Mscauery
'tae Hillebrecbt. PTDg=M. Int di5piqy;S,of
Otte- Ighth
biS Lillian �Grummew. Junior Fast' Bennett, Mrs.
er-MM9
on; and (I()Wer Noble Grand, Mrs. Irene Smift Mrs. 'N. Riehl "d Mrs. A. ne,F Methods of =rap =king
H -yew- Warden, Mrs. 0xwles des; Harris= District. m Reeves
left) 21 M
using foil around a •cardboard box
Mrs. RachaeJ Mehl;- and Mrs- Ha Q.P.S.MT& 1% 'pther ideas �wem di
01alilain
otd +iereford -and splayed
Inside Guardim Mrs.Arthur Sniith: Sale of cards .,etc. Mm -K• ith, i a -b
crAft de scontri uted
alcmg
bison DOW
Varley, Outside Guardian. Mm sharp.
by -Guiders from iffie DiviAm
On�aff bison lillie Dunn; ColoT* Beam, Mrs. The social romminee/ IoT Gjen Mac DrLqfict was repre
. . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... Eldin, Yem, Supporters, shits: Nov#inbeT -uil) be: Mrs- L:Srnitb,
rented by MM Max Watts and ARBU RST
May Hibkirk. Mrs- Margaret t4rs.. A.din Forbes. Mrs. W_ 'Mrs_ John Janis from Tirussels.
Messenger, Mrs. A=de-Harrison Messenger, Mrs. Ethel 'Bvyes-" and Mrs. George Reeves and
Mrs' J. kase �, Mrs, F. Kling. T -In- ]XIvict Commissjme,� Mrs. - R.
BONUS and
Anne He6derson and. -Mrs. AUan w. Ne,,n1,,am f,,m Seafarth_
&M
New apple.
Campbell 'Mrs Ne,%mbaro receiveda Long
9
were reminded of the Service A.,,ar,�.
vMembers
-76 annual Rally of LO.O.F. and
very: week more more
MY.
w;
Rebekah lodges in -Stratford on
-bat mighty jobs
could be' people discoverm
NoftmbeT 16.
X
T" shed by low cost AS
1�. . i� .3o9
FOR
6
are accomph
. . . . . . . . Mrs. Rabldrk presented a gift
of appreciation to Mrs. Bridge os Expositor Want Adig- Dial
newton behalf Of the lodge. SeofoTtb 527-0240.
Newton would have hada Isaac Newton
'ITURE.
problem'
"ALL. F -URN n stock
tough time finding a suitable
'WIe tree under auiucb to sit in at
Caffdlq, bison ~ca We coo ts'. least one orchard in Ottawa.
Bearing im mind the story about .0 NUSALE this week
the big, red and rosy Apple
landing on his head and t
gravity, be mien only have found
at
OO to beel induStr Y' the law of
fittle,: shrivelled -up specimem of
Cro5sb=edhig cattle with Mankberries, Alia. In 345. aster Also. while the birth weight of the fruit.
often
He may not even have felt a
Worth American bison may be a tbe federa) researchm had bison -cattle. calves was hit him.
boon to the beef mhustry in some assessed the animals' lower, by weaning time, many of tiny fipple
But- if Sir Isaac had Jodked a
areas. but most farmen should performwiLv -under range these calves had surpassed the rlWt more closely in theAme-ac.re,
-d was - Many hybrid cows
stick so cn*ses be-Tweev cattle conditiorts, the het s sold. Herefords. orchard at Agriculture Capades IP
brep-ds. -., 43 r '-The � cattalQ project (one-half bison) produced -calves 4P
7liat's the a rice Rom demonwated that bison -cattle for more than 25 years. Central Experimental Farm here,
JX-LAwsonr am, animal geneticist crosses have &fmite Generally speaking, the crosses he.,,,'Woluld have found sme fine N'S - ,BOYS' -LADIES'- GIRLS'.' WEAR
limbs ardhed and BABY'S
w Airiculture Canada * s Reiscwcb Mr. Lawson says. with a higher percentage -of bison appleii hanging from
Station at Lf by their weight
_thb;ridge. Alta. "When bison bulls were mated to out -performed those crosses YARD GOODS -FURNITURE- MATTRillEtSES-PANT
1. 'Wison-icattle crosses have e' h-,a�
tyle. %ey losses. ref cws'
oand which were only one-eighth to Many of floe trees the
in AL_
some advau%gvs. ever ordinary calves o�curred before calving. one-quarter bison", orchard are Mclutorsb-producers SEWING MACHINES -SMALL APPLIANCES -LAMP
Cattle, but they also have -Many of the calves born to "On northern ranches where of a juicy red apple which usually
fr drawbada.- be says, crossbred covewere very small cattle cannot be raised profitably. Outnumber' others on super-
-B
u the
`fheiv bW1 been a lot of and tweak asid then ufte fewer I think bison -cross bed arafiWs market
Mclnf&b frd'hin tras ;kbard are
interest in &bswipg cattle male thad'. , femal� , offspriu& j66uld be very
with the aal'A i�,Atern bitKm'. but 09eralWaAe-quart e�r and one�balf' Lawson says. shrivelled ailif voVei�bd with ugly
the idea, isn't ' new, This bison cows produced 20 per vent coat, proven hardiness and marks victims of scab disease.
Crossbreeding was observed in fewer calves than the straight longevity of these animals cat Even leaves areaffected.
the 17Ws� ,and - ranchgn- made Hcref6rds, and the rate of gain counteract the effects of the •Cold -In a word, the apples are THIS WEEK WE ARE OFFERING
attaimpts to get the two species to .1for bison"and"W?son-cross calves climate and the heavy insect unmarketable," says L FL LyalL
maw in the 18806, was lower thAh for Hemfords infestations. assistant director of Agriculture NOTE NEW
A conditions.,. Research Station here.'
griculture Canada began w, ander feedlot couditi' "Growth performance can be Canada's
develop a bison -cattle herd in Mr. Lawson points out there improver)by choosing good cattle None of the usual spraying of
1916 at Wainwright. Alta. Bison were alsopKoblems persuading tb breed with bis" andfungicide against the disease has
by using a OFF' i STORE HOURS i
were crossedI with Htreford, the bulls and cows of the two performance selection program been earned out since the orchard
Augws. Shorthorn and Holstein speties to mate. Koweve-T, this and arMcial insemination, and was established 10 years ago - MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY
cattle. problem could be overcome by upgrading :a herd by culling the The scab -Joos been allowed to
Under the Agri<urc Canada using artificial inseminatixm. poorer animals, take its course, causing infected 11 A.M. TO 6 P.M.
the new beef animals were 'Most of the bison crossbred However4 in less size FRIDAYS 11 A.M. TO 9 P.M.'
prai rigorous apples small in J and quantkty. OUR REGULAR LOW—LOW DISCOUNT
..1cooW9 as cattalo. This name, bulls had low fertility and. qnly a climates.- a ranchef can avoid in the midst of the diseased
S: PRICES ON ALL OUR FURNITURE STOCK SATURDAYS 9 A.M..-TO 6 P.M.
Jaken from cattle and buffalo., few with chree-sixteenths bison management -0oblems'' and trees are some with a tag
rdkcts a comaxon misnorner. The were fertile, Bulls greater than numbered 0-532.
CLOSED SUNDAYS
American buffalo are not three -sixteenths bison were not % ht 'Zo And their apples are healthy North crossing breeds Ith SHOP NOWN. and make this a
really buffalo -- they're proper)y fertile. than crossing bison'with cattle.". and Plentiful-
,
called bison, On the plus side. part -bison These trees are the pTQdu-ct of
HERE ARE A FEW
In 1950 the experimental animals were more hardy and years of research by Dr. L.P.S.
'itattalo 'herd
MovokL to the wId-resistant than ordinary cattle Spangelo at Agriculture Canada's . great S—A—V-14-64 WEEK EXAMPLES
research substation at and hadthiLker and heavier hair. Research Station here. The
�—
_U ; 1-- —_t;_A CnAir SAVERS
Fe
, u— - -
I
by the department's research LESS
stations at St. Jean, Quebec, and AS LOW
Smithfield, Ontario. 15% DISCOUNT
AS 89.97
The aim of the research was to BASE FACTORY OUTLET NOW $
76.47
develop new apple varieties resin- I
taut to scab disease -- the scourge
J,
of both commercial producers and
hone gardeners.
A
The new variety- named
Mfo. __ has nlrenrj.7 proven
—
A 25th Wedding Anniversary Cranbrook- Mr. & Mrs. T! J itself at Ottawa.
- �(Aaics The trees at the experimental
Dinner was held at the Wilbee of Sebringville-, Mr' &
Commeroal Hotel on Saturday Mrs. Bill Wilbee; Mr, faim are free of the disease, while
Mrs. "Amother beer,..to to show trees in orchards in some parts of
evening for Mr- & . Mrs. Hill Charlie Geddes: Mr, & Mrs. Ross gratibule to the sponsor who
Coutti of Walton. arranged by Bennett. borther of the bride from made this telecast poss%lo!" Ontario and Quebec are sprayed
their, daughter and son-in-law. Walton, at least a dozen times each RECLINER
Mr. A Mrs, Alan Carter and their summer and some incidence of tiY
the disease still persists.
fd$0066ie Coutts who CHAIRS TWILITE
just -A - C�#A_ ks_ she &-- - y I
received her RX for nursing.
inose attending included; Mr. 4&
Mrs, Bruce Walters of Hanver, :
WrS, Walters was the bride's
attendant, Mr. & Mrs. Don
bbcDonald of Walton. Don was
the best man. Mr, Ken IlitcWie of
Toronto, Mr, & Mrs. James
Cameron of Sarnia. Ontario. Mr,
& Mrs. Gerold Huetber of
6061pli; Mrs, Glen Huether of
.............
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mpm fx%w WAS, V4
'to, *W41
'd
a.
11to a* A0* 'Mrs. 00#00 A TOMAW"
MrSXXA4 44� LT
insr4edqmdurt;knat 0 i� , , " : '" i
, I _ X*114049
00gh 1. 1 Q ", IC, R* IV
and A .91i
A. vido And -fix-roor-bitto
7 offi�= were b*aw mc#dq .;uusicim with ft,
war, 'WIth the '41P
evenrMs. VIM Oean �Wozr, Mrs. Bli4evoketm-Action- CXPPA==, '15t
is�t3) '.0 whicb is Av iMclto of WR. Giract,
F=ddc= - Cif the R;54cob Love. A-4s=My f �946ma. Mrs, sgrl�g ae UJIbed, Chureb jas F'ollowigg The M01300 opoice
AssgwbJy (of Oatnio, A7, mssxcmaiy�_b 4Xma and Hoo the
*014: Stg Bennett ai=64 %he ftw an
1or lbe year 40sb, VP
We* theillStalfinS iOM =r% ft$4 wromittees
d
led 0
Kong, Fbilowing es to
utcbr Mis dutrib in tbe Depastmeat of
'Soine subaramcc on uss the b Finance, mm Roy Mctiter faltt SIC;: �vJ�t infcn
Wrw$ niarsbalt. Mrs, Tm=�k Mrs, J=et 13a*=. Mr.�. i. Smitbr,
'A b1son vrwsn hrovo of luck. Cbfisftau Educatiot the Mm
Th omf,, musitiam Aind MM Social Convuncv...M.m1 Smitb.
5ar&---SU?hM= read 0* Mrs. L Cirummm Ws. 10. Tbe Cly
dale DjviAcin,of the
Out
Ulm CanOda rommissionand was also, sWOHM, Papple.- Mrs� -M. Eiab]4* awd &d&S of C=a& hId
Ann?
expeqrnents Other cffwers Imst Gell T*s.R-, McGool fmoperry. dix;ner i4 ctf a"..
Mrs. Reeves, MmAdin Fwbes. pol_hwk s I , ERA _VATSUN LTPo'p
(top left), five- included, secretary. Mrs. James upp!:r 4 the Ated
Rps= Financial smift VAUM F_ Church in;St_Ma*% lbllgiwed by.a -g. mm.
yi�ar-old bull,
Gordan Pappic r T reasurer. $Us- Malcolm. Mrs. 1. Smith, W-, tvibiog om I'le new Mscauery
'tae Hillebrecbt. PTDg=M. Int di5piqy;S,of
Otte- Ighth
biS Lillian �Grummew. Junior Fast' Bennett, Mrs.
er-MM9
on; and (I()Wer Noble Grand, Mrs. Irene Smift Mrs. 'N. Riehl "d Mrs. A. ne,F Methods of =rap =king
H -yew- Warden, Mrs. 0xwles des; Harris= District. m Reeves
left) 21 M
using foil around a •cardboard box
Mrs. RachaeJ Mehl;- and Mrs- Ha Q.P.S.MT& 1% 'pther ideas �wem di
01alilain
otd +iereford -and splayed
Inside Guardim Mrs.Arthur Sniith: Sale of cards .,etc. Mm -K• ith, i a -b
crAft de scontri uted
alcmg
bison DOW
Varley, Outside Guardian. Mm sharp.
by -Guiders from iffie DiviAm
On�aff bison lillie Dunn; ColoT* Beam, Mrs. The social romminee/ IoT Gjen Mac DrLqfict was repre
. . . . . . . . . . . . . ........... Eldin, Yem, Supporters, shits: Nov#inbeT -uil) be: Mrs- L:Srnitb,
rented by MM Max Watts and ARBU RST
May Hibkirk. Mrs- Margaret t4rs.. A.din Forbes. Mrs. W_ 'Mrs_ John Janis from Tirussels.
Messenger, Mrs. A=de-Harrison Messenger, Mrs. Ethel 'Bvyes-" and Mrs. George Reeves and
Mrs' J. kase �, Mrs, F. Kling. T -In- ]XIvict Commissjme,� Mrs. - R.
BONUS and
Anne He6derson and. -Mrs. AUan w. Ne,,n1,,am f,,m Seafarth_
&M
New apple.
Campbell 'Mrs Ne,%mbaro receiveda Long
9
were reminded of the Service A.,,ar,�.
vMembers
-76 annual Rally of LO.O.F. and
very: week more more
MY.
w;
Rebekah lodges in -Stratford on
-bat mighty jobs
could be' people discoverm
NoftmbeT 16.
X
T" shed by low cost AS
1�. . i� .3o9
FOR
6
are accomph
. . . . . . . . Mrs. Rabldrk presented a gift
of appreciation to Mrs. Bridge os Expositor Want Adig- Dial
newton behalf Of the lodge. SeofoTtb 527-0240.
Newton would have hada Isaac Newton
'ITURE.
problem'
"ALL. F -URN n stock
tough time finding a suitable
'WIe tree under auiucb to sit in at
Caffdlq, bison ~ca We coo ts'. least one orchard in Ottawa.
Bearing im mind the story about .0 NUSALE this week
the big, red and rosy Apple
landing on his head and t
gravity, be mien only have found
at
OO to beel induStr Y' the law of
fittle,: shrivelled -up specimem of
Cro5sb=edhig cattle with Mankberries, Alia. In 345. aster Also. while the birth weight of the fruit.
often
He may not even have felt a
Worth American bison may be a tbe federa) researchm had bison -cattle. calves was hit him.
boon to the beef mhustry in some assessed the animals' lower, by weaning time, many of tiny fipple
But- if Sir Isaac had Jodked a
areas. but most farmen should performwiLv -under range these calves had surpassed the rlWt more closely in theAme-ac.re,
-d was - Many hybrid cows
stick so cn*ses be-Tweev cattle conditiorts, the het s sold. Herefords. orchard at Agriculture Capades IP
brep-ds. -., 43 r '-The � cattalQ project (one-half bison) produced -calves 4P
7liat's the a rice Rom demonwated that bison -cattle for more than 25 years. Central Experimental Farm here,
JX-LAwsonr am, animal geneticist crosses have &fmite Generally speaking, the crosses he.,,,'Woluld have found sme fine N'S - ,BOYS' -LADIES'- GIRLS'.' WEAR
limbs ardhed and BABY'S
w Airiculture Canada * s Reiscwcb Mr. Lawson says. with a higher percentage -of bison appleii hanging from
Station at Lf by their weight
_thb;ridge. Alta. "When bison bulls were mated to out -performed those crosses YARD GOODS -FURNITURE- MATTRillEtSES-PANT
1. 'Wison-icattle crosses have e' h-,a�
tyle. %ey losses. ref cws'
oand which were only one-eighth to Many of floe trees the
in AL_
some advau%gvs. ever ordinary calves o�curred before calving. one-quarter bison", orchard are Mclutorsb-producers SEWING MACHINES -SMALL APPLIANCES -LAMP
Cattle, but they also have -Many of the calves born to "On northern ranches where of a juicy red apple which usually
fr drawbada.- be says, crossbred covewere very small cattle cannot be raised profitably. Outnumber' others on super-
-B
u the
`fheiv bW1 been a lot of and tweak asid then ufte fewer I think bison -cross bed arafiWs market
Mclnf&b frd'hin tras ;kbard are
interest in &bswipg cattle male thad'. , femal� , offspriu& j66uld be very
with the aal'A i�,Atern bitKm'. but 09eralWaAe-quart e�r and one�balf' Lawson says. shrivelled ailif voVei�bd with ugly
the idea, isn't ' new, This bison cows produced 20 per vent coat, proven hardiness and marks victims of scab disease.
Crossbreeding was observed in fewer calves than the straight longevity of these animals cat Even leaves areaffected.
the 17Ws� ,and - ranchgn- made Hcref6rds, and the rate of gain counteract the effects of the •Cold -In a word, the apples are THIS WEEK WE ARE OFFERING
attaimpts to get the two species to .1for bison"and"W?son-cross calves climate and the heavy insect unmarketable," says L FL LyalL
maw in the 18806, was lower thAh for Hemfords infestations. assistant director of Agriculture NOTE NEW
A conditions.,. Research Station here.'
griculture Canada began w, ander feedlot couditi' "Growth performance can be Canada's
develop a bison -cattle herd in Mr. Lawson points out there improver)by choosing good cattle None of the usual spraying of
1916 at Wainwright. Alta. Bison were alsopKoblems persuading tb breed with bis" andfungicide against the disease has
by using a OFF' i STORE HOURS i
were crossedI with Htreford, the bulls and cows of the two performance selection program been earned out since the orchard
Augws. Shorthorn and Holstein speties to mate. Koweve-T, this and arMcial insemination, and was established 10 years ago - MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY
cattle. problem could be overcome by upgrading :a herd by culling the The scab -Joos been allowed to
Under the Agri<urc Canada using artificial inseminatixm. poorer animals, take its course, causing infected 11 A.M. TO 6 P.M.
the new beef animals were 'Most of the bison crossbred However4 in less size FRIDAYS 11 A.M. TO 9 P.M.'
prai rigorous apples small in J and quantkty. OUR REGULAR LOW—LOW DISCOUNT
..1cooW9 as cattalo. This name, bulls had low fertility and. qnly a climates.- a ranchef can avoid in the midst of the diseased
S: PRICES ON ALL OUR FURNITURE STOCK SATURDAYS 9 A.M..-TO 6 P.M.
Jaken from cattle and buffalo., few with chree-sixteenths bison management -0oblems'' and trees are some with a tag
rdkcts a comaxon misnorner. The were fertile, Bulls greater than numbered 0-532.
CLOSED SUNDAYS
American buffalo are not three -sixteenths bison were not % ht 'Zo And their apples are healthy North crossing breeds Ith SHOP NOWN. and make this a
really buffalo -- they're proper)y fertile. than crossing bison'with cattle.". and Plentiful-
,
called bison, On the plus side. part -bison These trees are the pTQdu-ct of
HERE ARE A FEW
In 1950 the experimental animals were more hardy and years of research by Dr. L.P.S.
'itattalo 'herd
MovokL to the wId-resistant than ordinary cattle Spangelo at Agriculture Canada's . great S—A—V-14-64 WEEK EXAMPLES
research substation at and hadthiLker and heavier hair. Research Station here. The
�—
_U ; 1-- —_t;_A CnAir SAVERS
Fe
, u— - -
I
by the department's research LESS
stations at St. Jean, Quebec, and AS LOW
Smithfield, Ontario. 15% DISCOUNT
AS 89.97
The aim of the research was to BASE FACTORY OUTLET NOW $
76.47
develop new apple varieties resin- I
taut to scab disease -- the scourge
J,
of both commercial producers and
hone gardeners.
A
The new variety- named
Mfo. __ has nlrenrj.7 proven
—
A 25th Wedding Anniversary Cranbrook- Mr. & Mrs. T! J itself at Ottawa.
- �(Aaics The trees at the experimental
Dinner was held at the Wilbee of Sebringville-, Mr' &
Commeroal Hotel on Saturday Mrs. Bill Wilbee; Mr, faim are free of the disease, while
Mrs. "Amother beer,..to to show trees in orchards in some parts of
evening for Mr- & . Mrs. Hill Charlie Geddes: Mr, & Mrs. Ross gratibule to the sponsor who
Coutti of Walton. arranged by Bennett. borther of the bride from made this telecast poss%lo!" Ontario and Quebec are sprayed
their, daughter and son-in-law. Walton, at least a dozen times each RECLINER
Mr. A Mrs, Alan Carter and their summer and some incidence of tiY
the disease still persists.
fd$0066ie Coutts who CHAIRS TWILITE
just -A - C�#A_ ks_ she &-- - y I
received her RX for nursing.
inose attending included; Mr. 4&
Mrs, Bruce Walters of Hanver, :
WrS, Walters was the bride's
attendant, Mr. & Mrs. Don
bbcDonald of Walton. Don was
the best man. Mr, Ken IlitcWie of
Toronto, Mr, & Mrs. James
Cameron of Sarnia. Ontario. Mr,
& Mrs. Gerold Huetber of
6061pli; Mrs, Glen Huether of
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