HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-10-29, Page 43 New Apple Varieties
Announced By Ag. Dept
Three new apple varieties for Eastern Canada
have been announced by the Qenetics and plant
Breeding Research institute of the Canada Depart-
ment of Agriculture,
Clinton ew;,Recorcl Thuirli, Pct. ,79, 1964
American growers in the nor
them United States and in the
state of Washington.
Dr. Spaugelo said the new.,
corners were tested in corn.
me.reig apple areas ranging,
from Southwestern Ontario to
Nova Scotia, In general per,
fermance in Ontario and Que-
bec, Quinte was best, he said,
followed by Ranger and Cara-
vel, Caravel performed best in
Nova Seatia,
T h e researcher explained
there is a limited market for
early ripening varieties because
of their short shelf life, but
there is 'a need for ;improved
apples which can be picked be
fore Melba.
He said the ,three new var-
ieties are superior to apples
now being grown for the ear1Y
fresh fruit market,
Bank of Montreal
New Accountant
J. P. Irwin has been appoint,
ed accountant at the Clinton
branch of the Bank of Mont,
real according to a realease
sent to the News-Record by C.
M, Elliott, News and Informa-
tion Supervisor of the Bank.
Mr. Irwin conies' to. Clinton
from the bank's main Kitchen-
er branch where he was assist-
ant accountant
Mr. Irwin was.boin in Toron-
to and joined the bank at Lon-
don, Ont„ in 1957.
He served in London until
1959 when he moved to Handl-
ton. The folloWing year he mov-
ed to the bank's Milton office,
and in 1963 he became assist,
ant accountant at Kitchener.
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Oldsters Treated
To Music, Magic
Residents of Clinton's Huron-
view Home were 'treated to an
evening of music and magic on
Monday, Oct. 19.
Music was provided by Local
413 of the Stratford Federation
of Musicians' Asseciation and
entertainers on the program'
included Earl and Martha Hey-
wood, Joseph, Danny and Jean
Tiffin and Clarke Johnston.
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Flanders Field
In preparation for the CBC radio series, Mild,'
ers Fields, Gregory Clark recalls to broadcaster
Frank Willis the days of the First World War. Clark
was one .of those ,Who. witnessed the period of the
war from the first enlistments in 1914 to the entry
• of the Canadians into Mons on November 17, 1918,
and is one of 600 interviewed in this first person
narrative of the Canadians who fought in that war,
• Flanders Fields, a 17-part series, begins on the CBC
radio network Nov. 11, marking the 50th anniver-
sary of outbreak of the Great War. (CBC Photo)
The new varieties Are ,Quinte,
Ranger and Caravel, and they
are .developed by the Institute's
fruit unit under the direction
of Dr. Lloyd Spangelo,
In recommending the new
apples for commercial plrochte,
Lion, Dr% .Sparigel.Q said they
were developed to meet the
,need for an earlier apple than
Melba,
VAN)ip7 11#4nwst
• All three can be ha3vested
earlier than • Melba and they
are good dessert apples —
portedly better than Crimson
13eantY and Close, They also.
have better shipping equality
than Melba, Quinte being out-
standing in this regard,
The new varieties will be
available to grower.% in good
supply within a year or two,
Some nurseries already have
propagating wood, and wood
also will be available from A
number of established trees in
Nova Scotia, Quebec and On-
tario.
Fruit can be expected on the
market in increasing quantities
within the next three years.
Interest In ILS.
Canadian Department of Ag-
riculture offidiels said consid-
erable interest in the new var-
ieties has been expressed by
Some of my best friends are
women. I like women, genet',
ally., because they are corn-
passionate,. courageous, n d
smell nice,
Some are goad loolor$,
Others are good cookers,
Most have a great fund of
common sense.
For these very reasons,
have refused to stand by awl
let that fine creature, the,
housewife, be. lead,' or .misled,`.
into a morass of frustration
and unhappiness by a few
frustrated, unhappy female
agitators. -
For years, 'havebeen fight-
-ing a battle. It has been
made up of skirinlshes in
speeches, fullscale attacks in
this column, and occasional
hand- to - hand combat with
my old lady.
On some occasions, I have
been routed, my banners ital.,
tered, forces in disarray.
But my ideals have remained
intact my cause untarnished.
Once in a -whsle; I've wen a
minor encounter, At a party,
for instance, when a house-
wife has flung a drink in My
faee, and rushed off to the
bathroom in a confusion of
rage and tears,
I don't regret a minute of
the long campaign, The only
thing that has depressed me
has been the intense loneliness.
Time and again I have felt like
a lost patrol, cut off from nil
reinforcements, betrayed by
allies,
But my heart leaped in my
breast with new hope the
other day, when I read an
article in Maclean's magaz-
ine. For the first 'time in a
decade or more, I 'felt that
my cause, "Equality for Hus-
bands", had an outside chance
of winning.
Title of the article was,
"Marriage is Easy Street (For
Women)". Written by Sidney
Katz, it was a sober, factual
refutation of that base, in-
sidious and increasing whine of
the times—that a housewife is
"bored, trapped, a slave 'to her
family, and unfulfilled as a
human being.v
Mr. Katz quotes s'ocialogist,
psychologist' and anthropalo-
gist to prove what I have
been saying for years:: that it
is just the opposite, that it
is the male creature in mar-
riage who is trapped, who is
the slave to kis family,and
who, very often, is bored silly
with the whole business.
I have no need to quote any
kind of an "ologist". All I
have, to do is look .avorupd me.
There's the former terror
Of 'the tank :corps, A, tiger
in 4action, his name was a by,
word among the troops; a
symbol of . dash and elan,
There's not much left of his
former fiendish skill as he
steers his shopping cart sub-
missively about the super-
market. wife is: busy
Friday nights with her little.
theatre group.
There's the former bomber
.pilot. For three years, he held
within, his clever And. Capable
hands six thousand .horsepower,
six tons of bombs, and the lives
of six men. I wonder if he
feels 'fulfilled as a human be-
ing" 4as he drops another quar,
ter in the coin wash. But it's
Saturday night and hiss wife
likes to watch theinovie on TV.
Most of 'the damage has
been clone by a comparatively
small group of harridans who,
have produced a veritable
tidal wave of bOok$0.17440,44ne
articles and TV diatribes, nil
with the ..same themes
are a housewife (4). -arc
unhappY and, frustrated; 4(b).
you're a slob because .you're
not out working, or writing a
novel or sculpting a scalp
something,
Normal, 'intelligent house-
wives, under this finger of
scorn, are slinking around
trYihg Ito convince therm
selves that they are unhappy,
frastrated shirkers, The only
thing I'M worried about is that
they • may succeed.
As anY women of real in-
sight knows, it is: the male
of the family who is a slave
'to the family, who fru,st,
rated, unfulfilled and trapped.
Let us quote from the art',
iele, In as sarvey, one house-
'Wife said, "A married woman
has it made,"
Welcome to the barricades,
Katz, You can pile sandbags
while I sharpen my finger to
stick it in the dyke.
Co get him.„ girls. Katz, •
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