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plastic wheels. If you have
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Persenal Items
111r. and Mrs. .sack Reid and
fan. of Toronto, were weel`e:id
visitors with Mrs. E. Sararas
and Mr. andMrs. Harold Both -
roll and family.
pr. Norma Hopkinson, Joan
and Bruce of Lion s Head, ristt-
ed over: the weekend with Mr.
and llirs. N. E. Cools.
Mr, and Mrs. John AlacDonald
and infant daughtex, Carrie, of
te, Termite, silent the weekend with
the latter s parents, Mr. and
Down To
Earth
Ey P. I. UQQP ER
Now Ifs. Tapozole
If
'Mrs.. T. Rowe and: Pat. von 4
are fee=ling ar think. steer .gains were increased up
ing of feeding Stiibestrol this to 10-s when Tapazole was fed
Parliament Hill
Continued Froin Page 11
bers froin one office to another;
According to tradition the Mem-
bers wile have been in parlia-
ment longest are given th.e best
offices/ and are allowed some
• choice in the matter. The new-
comere have to be .satisfied with
what accomedation is. left. The
party whips, are responsible for.
allocating the offices. They first
decide Meng themselves which
offices and tow many are re-
partyd for whip allots' tlteTtavailabln e
party
offices to his own members. •
If you .are uncertain what a
Mrs. }ugh Norris of Cromarty- year ve„, will 'find yourself ole-; atop stithestrol rniplatits and 80 party whip is, he inigllt be des-
ee ares admitted to Victoria .Hos fasliionecl and out of dale be ' intlftgrains ,of aur.evrricin per cribed ,as the iroinber who is.
pita! Louden with an infection
cause reading Farm tr. chosen by the party leader to
her leg. nal I find only that .a new booster II And la. -S. Erwin, researcher be res,pponsible for discipline
Alr, and Mrs. Hobert Cook and wilt who carried Qui the Arizona within fire party. He allocates
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Weed
Sprayers
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NEW
to d in the Part Jeer- day.
fled Tapazole soon be
t d sottietimes I wash I d n
Cross, Mrs. 1tiilliani Henry and find myself so o s. c;
bliss A. Consitt spent Friday of suddenly.
;increased carcass grades about of attendance in the House and
vguestsf Mr. and i two tests mean anything, a i three-quarters of a grtade cone sends xrthe messengers
s ofarou around party
Mst eel+ do new gain -booster called Tapazole pared to other stiles. of alone
stirs. Ediitund Geiger, .london. • a
o ince mend, in puts gmore "'kick” into cattle � was used.” when a vote takes place. At
$ b A1unn pieced , s
� 6 and fast in cro-' supplements than anything shift The, Arizona cattle weighed in times like this, when t'iianY
piano-graderh of stilbestrol ata little over 700 pounds at the changes , are, taking place, the
Carolyn spent Sunday with ,Airs. called
Coop's parents, Air. and lllrs. N. used. This is• what is said
about trials with L W.
Blair,' report; tli4 office space and recoufniends111
rd t The combination of low-level to the speaker where each c 444
THIS SPRING USE
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Gcrin Fcrtilizer
iiidaliraof Cook they. B r R and h
E. Cook Mrs . W. E.;read as much, then I tivouldu'tItapazale (14 mgs. per poured. of his party iriembers is to sit in
n
Airs. N. o , if 11.fa hli net o concentrate fed) and stilbestrol the Ilouse, He is also in charge
lin-12 and under at Mitchell
11iusic Festival on Friday last.
Bob, who is a student at S.S. 7
Hibbert, is a pupil of Bliss Greta
Lammie•
Cpl. D. A. Orr of RCAF sta- nas cattle lee
boned at Trier, Germany, recent- Tapazole stepped up gains and feed consumed was a. little over from most everybody else,
la. won an honorary diploma for improved feed efficiency more 20 pounds per head per day. The ripening of this parliament
bowling at a German Club and than stilbestrol in the one test The cattle were trucked 500 compared to the glorious cern-
has the honor of being champion comparing the two directly. miles from Tucson to Los monies last October is very
bowler of the month. lie is the And, more important, it seems Angeles -- for slaughter. Tapa- quiet, It's spring, though, and
son of I. and Mrs, A. R. Orr to team well with stilbestrol— zole made no difference in trap- the buds are bursting, the lawns
of Hensall. the combination boosts gain well sit shrink, nor did it affect dress- are green, ancd the tulips are at
Mrs. Catherine Hedden, who above that of either additive out one way or the other, Erwiil their best. Front Newfoundland
alone. found: to Vancouver island our people
has been a patient for several in his €first test, Burroughs At a higher-level Tapazole dos- were watching us and prayers
weeks at South Huron Hospital,
had 2•year-old steers on a 79 -day age — 28 lugs, per pound of cot- were offered that this 24th Par-
daytaridlst now at thelhomon euof feed. A check lot got a full, feed centrate -• Tapazole -stilbestrol liament of Canada may be well
of cracked cora, 6 lbs. of alfalfa improved finish by a half -grade guided in its deliberations.
her daughter, Mrs, Ruth Carter, ,
hay and 1 lb. of supplement coil, compared with no Tapazole, But i
Par -
Clinton. ev. Norman Knox, rector of tailing stilbestrol. FOur other gains fell off to approximately 1 r
Trivitt Memorial Church, and St. lots got the same ration pills that of the non Tapazole fed I1 e W LO o k
Paul's Anglican, Hensall, and 200, 400, 600 or 800 milligrams lots, —Continued From Page 11
Mrs. Knox, were honored at a of Tapazole per head daily. Tapazole improved feed effi
presentation held for them in Steers tong 600 mgs. p£ Tap- ciency, too, althbugll not as rriuclt Such seed is treated before
Exeter, when members of both azole gained 3.58 lbs per day — as in the Iowa tests. The three packaging with chemical seed
congregations presented Mr. a 21 d increase over the 2.95 lots getting 14 nags. Tapazole �S. me au'sucs ed disinfecas tants
Knox with a platform ranker,
made
for the check lot, They with different level stilbestrol
and Mrs. Knox with a set of made 100 lbs of gain on 111 lbs. implants (6, 18 and SO mgs.) ate the seed treatment trot only re
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luggage, e, Air. Knox has accepted less feed, a 13"6 saving. They re an average of 928 pounds feed duces the amount of black rot
augcall to Lambeth. p turned $12.44 more per steer per hundredweight gain. This in the seedlings, but also helps
DIr• and Mrs. Earl Kinsilian above feed costs. And remem compared with 756 pounds for ensure a good stand f plants
were honored on the occasion of bei that the check lot steers had the lots getting the aureomycin by preventing dalnpin off.
their 35tH wedding anniversary stilbestrol, and various levels' of, stilbestrol Some growers use unregistered
when their family and grand- Averaging all four levels of implants but no Tapazole, seed and treat it themselves be.
children spent a social evening Tapazoletogether, it improved Tapazole has been used for fore planting. This is done by
with them. Joyce Ferguson and gain 12% and feed efficiency several years in human medicine placing the seed in a chase
-
with
Kinsman presented their, 7 a. There Was no significant cloth bag and immersing it in
grandparents with a. gift frons difference in carcass grade or for the treatment of over -active water at a temperature of 122
yield, Control lots had four choice thyroids. Usual human dosage is degrees Fahrenheit for 15 min -
and six good carcasses. Tapa- 5 to 15yilEli Lillydaand Co TzIndia- Utes. It is then rimed
out in cold
zole lots had eight choice and water and spread out to dry,
twelve good. napolis, Ind., the same company }!Then dry the seed is planed in
In the second test, Burroughs that has been making Stilbosol, a container with a tight -fitting
the stillbestrol premix for pro- lid such as a gallon vinegar jug
tin supplements, or a two -quart fruit jar. The
You won't be able to buy sup` amount of seed disinfectant re-
plements containing the new coinmeiided by the manufacturer
gain -booster until enough tests' Is. added and the dust uniformly
show it works over a wide range=distributed over 'lie seed by a
of feeding conditions and is safe: thorough shaking of the con -
for consumers, Some of these' tamer. Results are most satis-
answers will be coming before i factory when the container is
the end of the year, Iowa State not more than half full,
already has two new tests under-
way. Sone rresearchers are al-
ready testing the prOduets for
lambs. The University of Ari-
zona concluded a trial last week
in which lamb gains bit .701
pounds daily with 'Tapazole and ,
aureomycin added to a ration
which included 60% gin trash as '—
the only roughage. The top gain-
ing lambs were given 3 mgs
stilbestrol implants. (Implants
for lambs have not yet been' ap-
proved,) -
e eco cry
It'e the new beef feed additive start of the 97 -day test. They whips are besieged by requests
that Iowa State scientist wise were fed a ratios. that consisted for favours not only from tete
Burroughs and associates un- (by weight) of One part Hegeri grass, but from the brass as
veiled last month. Here's why it silage, one part alfalfa hay and well. They get directions from
ders so excited: two parts concentrates, Total their party leaders and "heck”
the. family.
_. Mr. and Mrs. Art Tooth and
little son have been visiting their
e We have been appointed dealer for the J.B.&D Field aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
and General. Purpose Sprayers. They offer the most
complete line of sprayers, top quality materials,
guaranteed workmanship. The most sprayer for your
See this sprayer before buy.
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Exeter
District
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Will Henry and other friends iii fed yearling steers a full feed
the vicinity. They are now on of ground ear corn, 3 lbs, of al -
their way backto their home in
Winnipeg, Manitoba. falfa and 1 lb of supplement, The
Messrs. Vernon; Lloyd and check lot got neither stilbestrol
Russell Redden, St. Catharines,
and Harold Redden, Dresden,
visited over the weekend at their
hone here.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mickle,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Drysdale left
fast Saturday by plane from Te
ronto for New York where they
will spend a week's vacation and
will fly back the end of the week
to attend the Kinsmen Conven•
vention in Hamilton over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. John Milne, of
Egerton Beach, Bayfield, were
guests on Tuesday of this week
with Mrs. J. W. Bonthron.
Comments About
Centralia
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
Sunday Service
There was a good attendance
at the Family Day service in
the United Church on Sunday
morning. Boys and girls, (mem-
bers of the Sunday School)
formed the choir. The solo part
in one of the anthems was taken
by Bobbie Lammie. A duet was
sung by Jean and Joan Essery.
The Exeter Junior Band at-
tended the service and played The minister of agriculture,
several numbers. Eleanor Mae
Iiodgins was the pianist and Ilion. Douglas 5, Harkness, has
choir leader. Mr. Reg. Hodgson; announced n ncenteith that
the las
led the service. !Stabilization Board to offer to
ral
talk in keeping Bev. J. TClarke gavewith. Di,ottiera seerss' urchase Canada• first grade
'� p
Day and Mr. Lloyd Morgan told waxed:
a bec cat da ar pr price of 331 made
1 cents
the story. Misses Allison Clarke I er pound, basis delivery Dion
and Wreathe, Sholdice were the keel, and Canada fuss grade
usherettes.• I waxed' cheddar cheese made in
Pe sat1al !terns - Ontario at a price of 34 cents
Messrs. W. Huntley, J. Van per pound, 'f.o.b. warehouse, ef-
fective for the 12 months from
May 1, 1958.
The minister indicated that
or Tapazole. Another lot gat still-
bestrol alone. The others got
300 or 600 Ings. of Tapazole with
and without stilbestrol. Here's
what the record sheets showed
after .56 days on weed. Tapa-
sole (600 rugs.) boosted daily
gains 175) (3.4 lbs, compared
with 2,9) and improved feed ef•
ficiency 13"x. That's a bigger
"kick" than from stilbestrol
which stepped up gain 13.8°"0
and feed efficiency 9%.
Tapazole and stilbestrol to-
gether boosted gains 27% and
improved feed efficie1icy 17' b
compared with the check ra-
tion. The steers getting both.
growth boosters made e whop-
ping 3,69 lbs. of gain per clay
and produced 100 lbs. of beef
on 575 lbs. of feed.
Tapazole appears to work the
sante way, with steers that have
been implanted with stilbestrol
pellets as those that get the hor-
mone in the feed. In the Univer-
sity of Arizona test, which will
be announced at a field day,
"I'm not at all worried about
the bills piling up," said the
optimist. "On the contrary, I'm
very happy I'm not one of my
creditors."
"Tapazole looks as exciting
now as stilbestrol did at the
same stage of development,"
Burroughs says, "but, I got my
fingers crossed," And you can't
blame hien for being cautious,
It's almost too much to expect
two feeding discoveries like stil-
bestrol inside of 5 years.
Government Announces
Three New Floor Prices
Goozen and Gerald Godbolt ac-
companied the Exeter Junior
Band to Centralia and attended
the. church service., hi recent years there bad been
Mr. and Mrs. V. Overholt and no direct support under Quebec
family spent Mother's Day with cheese but that Ontario cheese
Dlrs, Theresa Maloney in Sea- had been supported through
forth, guarantees by the federal and
Mrs. L. B. Hodgson, who has provincial Governments. Guaran-
been receiving treatment for the tees for the 1957 production of
past five reeks ui South Huron the same grade totalled 331
Hospital, returned home on Sun- cents per pound.
day. The mandatory floor price, the
Mrs. Arthur McFai e visited equivalent of 80 per cent of the
for a few days with her daughter base price (the average for We-
in
heiui London. On Sunday morning past 10 years), is 25e. per pound
she a=ttended the church service for Ontario, as previously en-
during which her granddaughter, nounced The guaranteed prices
Susan Lilley, received the rite
of, baptism.
Mrs. E, Abbott returned home
oil Friday of last week after
spending the winter with her
sister-in-law in California.
Flight Lieut. J. L. Andrew,
Mrs. Andrew and family of Catlin
Borden were weekend visitors
with ale. and Mrs. George Hicks.
Mr. Harry Wilson, as a repre-
sentative of the G. A. Borland
Sales and Service,attendeda
baler .school for the Oliver equip -
tent on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, S. Homy and
family of Listowel, Miss Wilda
Pollock of Kitchener, Afr. and
Mrs. Andrew Hicks, Mr. anti
Mrs. W. Huxtable and Billie
were Sundey evening guests
with 1llr. and Airs. Lottie sticks.
Mr. end Mrs. George Hicks,
1+'/L. 3. Andrew, Mrs. Andrew
and family, Mr. and Mrs. it`r ank
14icks • and family attended the
40th wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Wells in Londes-
boro on Saturday. Mrs. G. Hicks
and Mrs. Wells are sisters,
Mt'., and Mrs. Fred Bowden
and tiTar,itaret hose attended the
baptismal service i.. the Birk.
ton United church on Sutlday
morning and were . �isltors with
Mr. and )Visit R. Paynter -end
baby David. Merina l owdeti fay
turned hotiie With theM, staving
spent the 'Weeltelid With hat sig.
ter,
through March, 1958, milk pow-
der production had increased iii
Canada by, approximately 60 per
cent over the,previous year. This
marked increase in production 4217
definitely indicates that the price
of 17 cents per pound for powder
was an incentive to production
and that some downward adjust
hent was necessary to baleen
supply with possible disposal,
The government offered up to
30 million pounds of this powder
to international relief agencies
for the feeding of children in un-
derdeveloped countries sand for
famine relief, but to date approx•
imately three million pounds
have been taken by these agen-.
cies. At the same tirne the Cana.
dian market was frilly supplied.
Agriculture Minister Harkness
stated that despite the lower.
price support for dry skimmed
milk the dairy fainters' positioli
would be better than in the earli•
er,part of 1957, since_ the govern-
ment has authorized the board
to increase the support price on
butter to 64 cents per pound, an
iricrease of 6 cents per pound
'r'.'he Government-iaetteiency Pay-
Mont
ay-nient appl(P.s only on properly
graded wools.
Secure the utmost by p. trontzing
your own organization.
SHIP eOLLEC7 TO
Our negiatered •%%'arehouae 11o, 1
Weston, Ontario
Obtain #aeric and urine
without charge front
Exeter ?, istrict
Co -Operative
Box 71, Exeter.
or by irrrtinp to
CANADIAN CO.OPERATIVE
WOOL GROWERS LIMITED
Toronto,
now authorized represent ap-' over the view of tliapoclifficarlt sur -
baseprice 110 per cent of the plus situation which has devel-
base price for Quebec and On.- oped in dry skim milk, Consider -
a • Prices ation is being given to limiting
the support price to production
Effective 'lay 5, support price fret plants in existence as of
on grade A large eggs will be on this date.
the basis of 44 cents per dozen
packed in new wooden cases, de. Cotton Culture is thought to
livered at Montreal. have originated 111 India about
In making this anneuncenleit, 1,00 13,C.
Agriculture Minister Harkness" •
stated that the. Agricultural Sta
bilization board has established
the following prices at other
storage points throughout cast•^
ada. Quebec City and Toronto,
43 cents per dozen: Vancouver,
42 cents; Maritimes and Western
Ontario, 42 oeiuts.
Milk Prises
The Agricultural stabilization
Bard has been. authorized, ef-
fective May 1, to offer to pur-
chase Canada first, grade dry
skinimetl milk. spray process on
the basis of 15 oeilts per pound
and roller process on the basis
of 12 tents per pound,
These prices are approximate-
ly 10 per -Cent of the 10 year
average and two cents below the
support price that has been tri eJ-
Ibet since Mardi, 1957. The 'pride
at which ;spray process powder is
being stabilized is approximately
one cent higher than the support
price in the United States,
In the period from April, 1031,
Lorne Hay
H NSALL
hat been appointed
DEKALB
Hybrid Corn
Dealer
foe 'this disMot
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as
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