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chernical is
6,000 traps
season.
The male moths, attracted
by the idor, nit to the trap.
Farmers or researchers can
then take a bead count and
and
thus determine
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moths to
of a sub -
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attractants fnr
les of m�th.t
titles field V
ounce of the
enough to balt
for an entire
In some cases in the
Maritimes, traps have been
so successful that the male-
female ratio has been altered
ive
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are mainly of the cutworm
family,' whirl's* can cause
great &Melte to agrlcultural
OMPs.
?The Work has caused
particular problems in
chemistry," Vir-Str_ uOle say
"Male
mothss.
Atari deteet.VerY
- small amounts — .ottly a few •
molecules —of the chemicals.
The quantity they respond to
is so minute them is difficult
to detect even with our best
instruments."
Work: is continuing at the
station to develop more sex
inaseiWy f,replace. Comes compete wjtl
• —porcatanized side
pleated Orescmen and positive seal darn
Orion, already to set m place and frame
in. Our usual cash & carry price 379.00
also save 40.00 on our B1-28"
model. Our usual C„.80. price is 339.00
bUt'ans$ea99O
• You'll Want Several
At This Low, Low Pike!
litELOGS
Bums 3 hours with a multi -colored flame. Our
usual cash & carry price is 99* each.
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Worship service was held
Sunday atlIolmesville United
Church. This being the
Thanksgiving service, the
church was decorated with
fall flowers and fruit. Sunday
School was keld in the church
hall. Rev. J. Oestreicher
officiated.
Personals
Keith Orr was at home for
the Thanksgiving weekend.
Doris and Bill Batkin and
Mrs. Huller had their
Thanksgiving dinner at the
home of Brian -and Kay Cox of
London.
Mrs.' Bill Townshend ac-
companied by her daughter,
Mrs. Mary Simmons and
Elaine Townshend of Clinton,
attended the convention for
werebral palsy of Ontario last
week, where Elaine had been
invited to be the guest
speaker at the luncheon,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Norman
were happy to have their
family at home for
Thanksgiving dinner on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Feagan had as their dinner
guests for. Thanksgiving:
their daughter, Jean from
Windsor University, Harold
and bOatia TyndiIL loss and
Betty Feagan and -Ducted and
Isobel Harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Jervis of
Ottawa spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Les Jervis.
Ross and Betty Feagan
attended a 50th anniversary
dinner at Blyth for Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Peagfn of
Goderich on October 9.
The Goderich Township
Women's institute *met on
Monday evening in the
auditorium of the Holmesville
Public School with Mrs.
Helen Fuller in charge of
program. The president, Mrs.
Bernice Mollwain opened the
meeting with a poem, 'The
Diet'. The roll call was an-
swered with the name and
position of a -county or
township official.
Mrs. Fullers thanked Mrs.
Christine Hoffmeyer of
Goderich Township for
shoving her excellent pic-
tures of the beautiful country
of Greece and the ancient
ruins there.
Mrs. Hazel McCreath and
Mrs. Alice Porter presented
an amusing skit 'Taking the
Census'. Mrs. Kaye Harris
won the draw for some tulip
bulbs.
The 62nd annual convention
of Women's Institutes for the
London area will be held in
Tillsonburg on November 9
and 10.
Remember registration for
crafts next Monday evening,
October 18 at 8 p.m. Please
return quilt blocks, bring
scissors, needle, thread,
ribbon roses and bows for
corsages and gift wrapping
will be taught.
The meeting closed, and
lunch was served by the
group in charge and everyone
enjoyed a social tune.
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c7.10 itet.A6tic5.,,rtq.°-VA.110,11.14)3‘.74
In Handsome Swedish !rote' Finish!
*SWEDISH IRON WOODHOLDER
Our usual cash and carry once rs 27 95 so you have 2395
400 an the woodholder from now bit October 20th
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Model 1002 measunng 36- wale by 28- Pugh Our
usual' cash 8 carry price is 45 58 so you save 563
Offer expires October 20th
Model 3006 includes stand poker. brush strove!
and tongs m beautifully crafted Swedrsh iron tin2sh
Our usual C 8C 3? 67
Built-in humidifier cir
culates warm fresh air
throughout . the house. •
Stale air feeds the fire
and Sunfire exhausts it
outside Our usual C.&C
price 289.00
Whether it's a Frankhn Fireplace. 'a
built-in. or even a pot belly stove. we
can supply all your chimney pipe
needs,
cast. Won, 36" high. Double
coated witit black heat and
rust resistant paint. Our usual
cash & carry price 149.95
In handsome Inca Red design
Easy to install. Use indoors or
out. Our usual C.&C. price
5.99 for a package covering
5-6 square feet.
Foe Corm)$ wheel saves fuel
and sateiv e.itemis Lite right
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Adjustable safety cradle. A more et.
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Here's a fireplace that's built better to last longer!
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Overall dimensions: 37" wide by 26" deep. Our usual
cash & carry price is 2447116, but because of a
TRUCKLOAD CtURCHASE we can offer them now for
190.00.
Save 4.00 on this
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Adjusts to 6 cooking levels.
Ideal for cooking steaks and
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price 18.95 •
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