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HEINZ —
WEEK 6 DAYS OF BARGAINS.
HEINZ QUALITY'
TOMATO OR VEGETABLE
TTNI
SOUPS ZEHRS REG. 28' N
SAVE 68' ON 6 IS 10 oz,
TINS
WITH PORK ROST.ON STYLE OR • '
HEINZ BEANS1-4.z.. Zoo! IN TOMATO SAUCE,•
A
THICKAND RICH
HEINZ QUALITY
KETCHUP 75 20 oz.
SIZE
ZEHRS
REG. 93'
KOSHER BABY DILLS-SWEET MIXED
NO GARLIC BABY DILLS HEINZ QUALITY
'24 oz. JAR PICKLES 9
HEINZ QUALITY
COOK ED CANNED
SPAGHETTI 14 oz
19 oz. TINS
FOR
1
SAVE 28c ZEHRS $3 27
REG. n
BLACK DIMAOND PROCESSED
CHEESE
$2 99 SLICES SINGLES 2 lb. II
HEINZ BEST
FANCY QUALITY TOMATO
JUICE
SAVE 16°
5 VARIETIES
GENERAL MILLS
CEREALS M) OR
ZEHRS 95c
REG.
79c
WESTONS FRESH BAKED
SANDWICH
BREAD • .24 oz.
SAVE 236 . - •
4 COLOUR'tPAPER TOWELS •
ROYALE
TOWELS 2 ROLLS
s
FOR •
ZEHRS $i 99
REG.• 111.0.•
99.
5- LITRE LAUNDRY SIZE
YOUNG ONTARIO
FRESH PORK HOCKS
FRESH ENGLISH STYLE •
lb. 59c
SCHNEIDERS SAUSAGE
SCHNEIDERS TANGY FLAVOURED
SAUERKRAUT
SWEET PICKLED CORNMEALED BY THE PIECE
BURNS BACK BACON
MAPLE LEAF QUALITY
HEADCHEESE. CHUNKS
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E.Q. SMITH LARGE SIZE
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SAVE 20c TET.s 11.39
CAKE & PASTRY FLOUR •
FLOUR, 2.5 Kg.
MONARCH. 4 11 1
SAVE 20°ZEHRS
- REG. 60
lb 1.68
500 gr. 49c
lb. $2.49
lb '1.69
GARDEN
COCKTAIL 48 oz. JAR
MAPLE LEAF
ALL BEEF SAUSAGE
5 VARIETIES OF CHOICE
SHOPSYS SALADS
FROZEN top (STORE p,AtKED)
FISH CAKES ,
BURNS STORE PACKED ,
SMOKED SAUSAGE
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PER OZ. OR UNIT TO ASS T YOU IN
COMPARING VALUES
SAYE 46c. • ZEHR
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SUBS PKG. OF 8
1 LITRE
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96
lb. $1.69
16 oz. CTN.79c
lb. 786
lb '1.59
by Dr. Chuck Robbins
This article will be primarily concerned
with the.. normal heat cycle of the female
•_dog. Several ethods of controlling the
heat cycle -in' yoUr poet will also be
discussed.
The first heat cycle in the.bitch occurs, at
about 8 to 12 months of age. The dog-
esually. has two heat cycle$ a year,
althdugh sonic small breeds may have 3 or
4,' Mid large breeds only 1. The pericrAs of
estrum (or heat) usually occur in the late
spring and fall, but may occur at any time.
• The heat cycle, in the dog c . be divided
- into 3 stages, namely proestro
and anestrous,
- Proestrous, or th
before estrous, gen
days. During this
swollen and firm, and a bloody discharge
from the uterus is observed' at the vulva
(i.e. spotting). This discharge attracts the.
.-male dogs . 'r • ' '.••••••• -,<-45 .` ' ^ "
Estrum, true heat of the period when the
:bitch will accept the male, lasts from,3 to
- - 21 'days with an average of 4 4-12 days.
radually
it(i
attracteny both the vaginal discharge-and
urine from bitches- during this period.\"-
Various methods are available to control
the reproductive activity of the bitch. TWo
products that are on the market at this,time
are Ovaban (Schering Corporation - not
available in Canada) and Cheque (Tuco
Products Company). These products have
been shown to be effective as methods of
heat control in the bitch. It must 'be
stressed however, that you should consult
with yogi. veterinarian before beginning a
program of heat control for your dog. ,
Another alternative is the use of tablets
which eliminate the odour which- attracts
male dogs. One such product is Thero-
phydliri Laboratories Incorp-
orated). While this product helps cpntrol
the attractive odour, it does not affect the
breeding capability. Therefore, it is till
necessary to confine your pet to prevent an
unwanted matin.
The other, and perhaps more commonly
employed alternative is ovariohysterectomy
optspaying. This method is permanent and,
is probably the best choice if you have, no
breeding plans for your pet.
Hopefully this article. has cleared -up
.some of the questions regarding the heat
cycle of the bitch. If you plan' to breed your
dog in the future, but would like to control
her reproductive activity now, there are
alternatives open to_you. If you have any
questions tzegarding the points discussedin
this article please contact your veterinarian.
The next article in this series will deal
with breeding and potential problems that
may occur at this time,
estrous,'
im ediately
/rally lasts from 7 to 10
eriod the vulva is
The period Of proestrous blends
- into the period of estrous. A chang
colour of the, vaginal discharge from broody
red to a straw colour signifies the
• beginning of true heat.
Anestrous or the period of decreased
reproductive activity in the bitch; genefally
btgins approximately 90 days after estrum.
Anestrous lasts for about 3 months with a
range, of 2 to 8 months..
' The cycling bitch is attractive, to male
dogs during prOestrous and estrous, or for
a pefiod. of two t our weeks. Male does are ,
PLASTIC WRAP
GLAD WRAP 200 FT 99c SANDWICH BAGS 100's 89C
LADY PATRICIA NORMAL EGG OR LEMON MeCAINS STRAWBERRY OR'RASPBERRY
SHAMPOO 550 nil, $1 1109 SHORTCAKES 189 2 lb. FROZEN a
ROBIN HOOD MIXES - eVARIETIES
GAY LEA TANGY FRESH
PUDDING CAKE 87 oz. 2F.R99* CHIP DIP
250 g. 49C
5 FLAVOURS fAMILY STYL . . ' . NIAGARA FROZEN CONCENTRATED
NESTLE' 111/DINGS 15 •zr 59c ORANGE JUICE 12,5 oz. 69C
PARAM outer LIGHT • SPECIAL PRICES ON THIS PAGE IN EFFECT
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age • UNTIL CLOSINGIVES9AY NovemBER 21
.....
WE RESERVE TUE .-RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO'REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS
, • '
GIAD "THE STRONG MIES"
I
One 'third
Ont rio bridges called unsa
Marsh World
by Murray Gaunt
A, Government survey has
found that nearly a third of
Ontario's municipal .bridges
are unsafe Transportation
and Conlin tomtit ions •
Minister James Snow .,$aiti
this week.'
nearly a third of Ontario's
municipal bridges-are unsafe
Transportation and Com:
munications Minister James
Snow said this week.
Mr. Snow said that ins-
pections were carried out
during the past two years by
consulting engineers hired
by municipal governments.
A five-year' program- to
repair or replace the, most
unsafe bridges is being und-
ertaken by muncipalities. and
will be financed 80 per cent'
by. the province., The Minis-
ter noted that it will be up to
the municipalities to take the
initiative to do the repair
work.
Samuel Johnston, the
counsellor ' at the Huronia
Regional Centre in Orillia
who was convicted of kicking
a mentally retarded woman
. the face, d been trans-
•ferred from II Ministry of
Community . Social Ser-
vices to a position in another
ministry. and. Will no longer
have direct contact with
'residents in any provincially
run institution. • • •
As a result of this settle-
ment, Keith Norton has
withdrawn a bill which would
have overturned the grie-
vance board's decision and a
ruling by the Ontario Sup-
reme Court ordering the
G.overnment to reinstate Mr.
Johnston as a residential
counsellor:
Ontario legislation to retal-
iate against restrictions imp-
osed by Quebec on construct-
ion workers passed second
reading-approval in principle
in the Legislature this week.
Bill 136, which allows the
Labour Ministry to impose
residency requirements on
Quebec construction worker'
who want jobs in Ontario.
was sent to committee for
further study.
The minority Conservative
government backed off just
enough, on the controversial
Cantrakon developmeni to
avoid a defeat in the Legis-
lature that could have Veen
considered a motion of lam-
confidence.
Hotising Minister Claude
Bennett told the Legislature
that he will arrange a .tneet-
ing between Cantrakon
which Wants to build a
conference centre on the
Niagara Escarpment. and
rate-payers opposed to the
development.
Mr. Bennett did not say he
would reverse his approval of
the development, made over
the objections of the Niagara
Escarpment commission.
After Mr. Bennotread a
letter from Cantrakon's law-
yers saying the company.
would consider other sites
that met its requivnents.
Liberal Leader Stuart Smith
said his party " mild drop the
motion to reduce the minis-
:try's spending.
Ontario Premier Willitint,
Davis ordered Cabinet minis-
ters not to communicate with
judges: Crown attorneys .or,
provincial prosecutors. or
members of quasi-judicial
bodies about matters before
them. except through the
office Of tote minister respon-
sible. .
The guidelines on minis-
terial conduct were released
the same day as the report of
a senior Itaw officer Which .
concluded that former Sol-
icitor. -General George Kerr
telephoned an assistant'
Crown attorney primarily to
influence the sentencing of a
constituent.
Kerr resigned in Sept.
over the matter.
Mr. Davis suggested-the
guidelines - apply to all
membc•rs of the Legislature,
although;' ie cannot issue 'fin
order to that effect. .1-11e said
.Th e long, awaited reno-
vation project at Cli n t on
Public Hospital started this
Brat t,Con st ruct ion Co. Ltd.
of London has the 5125.000
contract to upgrade the 1947
wing-of the hospital to meet
current fire standards. •
The upgrading will include
replacing ceiling tiles.. put-
ting in a fire sprinkler system
and adding about . 1.000
square feet to a new storage
area.
he woult,L.-ask Ow standing
committee of procedural af-
fairs to prepare recommend-
.,
The work is g nig to mean
some patients in the hospital
Will have to be moved.
Paring construction, 14
beds upstairS will have to be
,closcd and about the same
number of beds downstairs.
but Ibis won't be done all at
'the same ti.11.4 ,
-- Clinton PublicHospi•tql -
was one of the,smaller '
hospitals which 'the pro-
vineiat ministry of hsalth .
tried to close. However. die
threatened closure was halt-
ations for,, the conduct of
MPP's in dealing with, the
judiciary.
'ed by a public protest.
The provincial' government
is paying about two-thirds -of
the costs for the current
renovation project at, the
hospital.
In the future, hospital staff
hope shift the emergency
and x-ray departments front
the ,old -north wing of the
hospital to the south wing.
which now houses 'the' hosp-
ital's administration offices.
-F—.
BOTULISM C— 'Akin to food poisoning in man, this
disease is responsible for. the deaths of many
thouiancis of ducks,. geese, shorebirds and many
other avian marsh inhabitants each year. The
disease is caused by a toxin produced by the
bacterium Clostridium 'botulinum which, under the
right conditions, can effectively "poison" a marsh.
Any decaying animal matter in the mud becomes
infected, and if' picked up by shorebird T. water-
fowl in sufficient amounts the toxin wi - disrupt
- the nervous system, causing paralysis and death.
nova ions star
t Clintonhpspital
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ZEHRS 5 VARIETIES REG
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