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" PAGE 6 -GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURS
AY,,AUGUST 12, 197,6
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BN ROB SHRlER
. For those with a -sweet s portion of the hive. known as
tooth, the Huron County the "super." a .:.
Pioneer 1VIuseum offers an Several. hives are' shown:
excellent
somewhat o
manufacture •of one of , the .' two boxes.. The ltiwer is the
World's most. poular natural brood box ;.where the ' bees
sweeteners.: honey. ' . ,live, and the upper box is, the
• Honey 'bees -live' in large super, ...the •••box where••. the
- colonies numbering from ten •honey is produced. Depen-
• to, sixty • thousand. Such a ding on. the .strength of the•'".
•colony iscalled a swarm. strain' of 'bee, .up to four •
• There are three basic types supers• can be placed above •
of honey' bees. The •.most . the brood box, •
• important for the propagation An' older ,hive,:dating back
of �tim •species is,. the queen. " to- 1856; is made: of straw'
merely smoke the hives. The
smoke causes the bees to fill
their. honey pouches, and bees
display as .The standard dovaftail 'in this condition will not at.:
. a primer on the wooden hives are divided into tack
•
She is the female •which lays
woven ° with - wood strips:
•
=Life successfully petitions
(RTC to `end ab�rrtion ads.
A letter of protest was sent
to.. the Canadian- Radio -
Television Commission,
Harry J. Boyle, in regard's to
the advertising of abortion'
over CKDW, a Windsor radio
When the comb is removed, station.
a capping kife is used to chop Accompanying the letter
off the top wax layer of the was a copy of an Address to
comb before it• is placed;in the the *Royal Commission on
extractor. • :.Violence - in the Com-
• • `Two: wooden honey ex-- '.rnu'nicationa Industry, given
tractors are,. shown. They . bx Mrs."' Sally` .Campeau.'
have two 'screens,. whielrhold Wingham 'Volt e- of the
the comb's in place. The Unborn, . in "" W ingh,am,
perpendicular. frame . which. December 3;1975:
P Pe
holds the comb is then` spun • The address read, "I: aii
a idl iriside-'a wooden • deeply' 'concerned 'With the
f Which the borne the fellow human being we act
our media; ,Althou re
=colony grows. called r although they were greatly thrown off the
e lm s an intoare many aspectsg tohebe oke predators devouring our •
• The males, , w
r p Y
the advertising' of abortion.
Abortion•. is the. killing of a
human being. •It is an
irrefutable scientific fact that
human life .Begins at •con-
ception. We may refer to
•abortion as intra -uterine
violence.
"On CKLW, a Windsor
"radio: station, Michigan
Medical abortions 'are- ad-
vertised -very frequently. In•
other words, the media. are
advrtising .the killing. of
human beings., a horrendous
act! What..'could be more
violent? ;
1 „ and honey is problem of violence as shoZvn • "When. we abort the life of a
the eggs rum w is e These were hand -made and b d in
Th 1 11 d d ones the container a ow �' n species, This act is far
• inferior to present hives, they concerned with there is one P
b, a of thed f their P e from
•
robably the most punting '•from civilized. Figur
°init;which I wish o. lb�ei>Og
ec_ use noun o ear
wings, are thewo
colony. � PSP arP tamer - which holds bees• in.
.The worker bees are the
ones. who gather the nectar
used in honey production.:
, era 5' r.less„expensive: p
worker's in the Bee starters, are also )rltlb4 is-:'th'e-'sirrpprtrg--crnr your attention. That
pc!in.t is astern Europe re eaf a_,
is Iaved .• Th
1 hey area smatl`e"s`t` acrd
most active . bees- in the
c=olony.
The wor,ker.,• after
gathering . what pollen and
nectar. -it cancarry from a
• a' flower,circle§ in the air a few
times -to find its bearings, and
heads in a straight line back
to the hive, the bees' home:..
The.,straight line is called- a
-bee-line", and is used by bee
hunters to.findhives.
• When •a .colony of bees is
captured, .the apiary is for-
med. The captured bees are
fed sugar and water and kept
in a removable frame in
which they build the combs
that hold the succulent golden
honey. .•
By the time the-combs'are
filled, The beekeeper opens,
.the colony, removes the
.• combs and -extracts 'the
honey. '
The Huron ,County Pioneer
Museum has a collection of
all' the_ `e''ssentials for suc-'
;cessfulbeeeeping.
•: Beekeeping gloves and 'a
'veil for the head" are
necessary for protection from
stings:; The musetim has'two
.sets of these 'used -by local'
beekeepers many yearsrback.
One of the more intriguing
pieces :.is a plate called a
queen excluder. It is just
large . enough to .allow the
• worker to get through, butfar
too small for the queen: 'It
' prevents the queen- from
• laying eggs: ° in the upper
A TV: that works ' properly'
Makes The Winter Shorter. ' If
your TV picture isn't as good
as it should be, chances are all
'that's needed is a service call.
We have the facilities and
- know-how to'service all makes
and .models.
'ALVIN'S TV
SALES AND SERVICE•'
Antenna and Tower
Installation
162 Mary St.
524-9.089
:prefabricated comb .bases
which are designed to make a
new-..hiv_e e.as.teao_start: '
' Feersmokers are necessary
to remove the "combs: They
are filled with old rags and lit
so that they do not blaze, but
-transit.. They-- are ._surrounded '_.,.. .
by wire screens on all sides.
except the top, and there is no
visible closure fQor th-e-”top;
making one wonder how , By Blanche beeves
anyone would-wantto•pick up Personals
one of these containers.. •Mr. ' and . Mrs. . Roland
Feeney of Dayton, Ohio spent
10 days with Mr. and Mrs.
The community wishes Mr.
and Mrs Paul Swan, their
very best wishes as they start
their•new life together. Many
joined them at the. White
Carnation for their reception
and evening of dancing.
Paul Davey is off visiting
with his Grandma . and
Grandpa in Toronto. Have a
,. good time Paul. '
Mrs. Orville Blake is away
f• visiting in Napanee. Mean-.
while, Herb McAdams has .
returned to his home in
Pembroke. We all -hope he is'
feeling better now.
Things are really going on
today at the Gilders' home in
Holmesville. • Today many
trucks- were about the home.
They tell me the gas is. going
•
Jane Snell. of 'Blyth is en-
joying a .visit with. the Betties
family. Mrs.'Ethel. Betties -of
Toronto visited with Mr. arid
Mrs. Alvin . Betties ; and are
visiting -relatives in_the asiea. .
Isabel and . Don 'Harris, -
Betty and Ross' Feagan
travelled' to London -to attend::.
a trousseau tea for. Jean'
Stewart, . bi idesto-be, 0 this`
Saturday in London,. " • '
. Surprise Party...
Mr. . and Mrs.' .Douglas
Feagz.n' openedtheir home to -
' mes vieT N e WS
The Huron • County Pioneer :Museum Apiary . includes
these two items, a..wood "barrel" honey extractor, and a
bee transporter on the bottom: right .specially designed
for carrying bees the dangerous way. (staff photo)
TQN.TALK
.The winners of two • local .
draw were .picked on July al.
The - July Columbus .: Club'
Share -the -Wealth $100 draw
was vvon-by Grace Mugford of •
a surprise 30th anniversary
party for Ross and Betty
Feagan and about.25 guests.
Everyone : had a good time
and lunch was served by the
ladies.
M. CA ijets grant for floodplain Goderich. Seller was Lynne
• McCallum. The 3rd Goderich
Company Ventures' Propane
Over the next four _years, •
the Maitland Valley Con
servation-. Authority will
receive an Ontario grant of
$100,000 for acquisition of ..
floodplain land, Natural
Resources Minister Leo' -
Bernier has announced. sem.
Located in Turnberry,
along the Maitland River, the
100 acres of floodplain land
includes some housing.-- The
,,area has;•a-history of flooding
and solutions' such as dams,
reservoirs or dyking are `
either. impossible ° or im-
practical due to local
topography or high-cost.
The Authority : will pur-
chase the land when available 'Barbecue draw was won by
during thenext four years, at 'Jack Chisholm of Meneset
market value. Park.
MR. JAMES FROM
326 Ma lout SI._ S.
Goderich, Ont:,
Phone.:. 524-2887
We are pleased to announce the appnintirent of,Mr.
James From alai!' Special Life•Agent to Goderich and
surrounding area.' - •
MR: FROM has been ;with us for sometime and we s.
have every reason to believe that his services will'bO"'.%
welcomed by Many.
Our Company has many special facilities and -Mr.
From is quatifled in every respect. -
SCHOLTES, DONOHUE' & ASSOCIATES
,Insurance Agencies Inc. °
254 Burn Street
Strathroy, Ontario
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WEYET: 'ORN
great escalation in the
numbers of• abortion
following legislation to "
legalize abortion. After 20 or
more years, some of these
countries have re -introduced '
considerable restrictions to
their laws.- •. a�
"The official reason given
for changing "the law was: •
'Serious effects of . legaliied
abortion. on ilia health and
reproductive the
of
women; upon the sta.ility. of.
the family and upon . -the,
morality of the country,
.especjally . -its yotath:"- -I--•
mention' the" above to
illustrate the evil of abortion.
'The Media, is a very
powerful force and greatly
affects the members •of our
soc.iet�y' I recommend a
serious `'clean -on'' of. pro=
abortion : material in the
media in Order to prevent our
own self-destruction, •, • :
--A Letter 'of reply was
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