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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1949 THE DAILY TI MES-GAZETTE PAGE TWENTY-ONE Promoted P. E. GERVAIS who has been appointed Sales Promotion and Advertising Mana- ger of the H. J, Heinz Company of Canada Ltd, in an announcement made by J, F. Scruton, Vice-Presi- dent in charge of Sales and Ad- vertising. Mr. Gervais first joined the Heinz Organization in 1932, and after a successfil career as a salesman was appointed a Branch Manager at Montreal in 1936. Early this year, he was made Manager of the Montreal Chsin Store Branch, which he relinquishes now to take his new appointment. Takes New Post F. T. SHERK A Director and former Manager of Sales Promotion and Advertising for the H. J. Heinz Company of Canada, Ltd, who has been ap- pointed General Sales Manager. The announcement is made by J. F. Scruton, Vice-President in charge of Sales and Advertising. Mr, Sherk joined the Heinz organization ih 1919, and after an outstanding sales career he was appointed in 1936 to be Manager of the Toronto East Branch, In 1944 he became Sales Promotion Manager and then in 1946 was made Sales Promotion and Advertising Manager. Early this year he was appointed to a Directorship. ds ROOM--AUSTRALIAN PLAN Adelaide, Australia (CP).--Three university students who ' hitch- hiked 1,600 miles from Brisbane claim that a cemetery is the best place to sleep. "There is always long, soft grass in which to make a comfortable bed, and besides, you are fairly safe from cows wander-] ing in and walking over you." tt MORE ENGLISH 'GREENWOODS' London (CP).--More than 36,000 acres of forests were planted in Britain last year, according to the annual report of the forestry com- missioners. In the two years of the big reforestation program, 115, 000,000 saplings have been planted on hillsides and open spaces. Preparing For Next Lamb Crop Successful sheep husbandry re- quires careful preparation for the next lamb crop, The Dominion Ex- perimental Farm at Agassiz, B.C. finds it matters little what time of the year it is, whether the ewes are the lamb crop just due, preparation for the next crop should be kept in mind. No time is more important than during the previous lambing season. At that time wuotes and records should be kept of all impor- tant items regarding the behaviour of the ewes, the number of lambs each raise, if they are good mo- thers or not, if their udders are healthy and well balanced, or any other valuable notes of this kind. Any ewe that does not successfully raise her offspring should be culled rather than re-bred. Great care should be exercised in the selection of the ram to be used. He should be a typical, uniform, good sized, pure bred animal, full of vigor, active, and in good bloom. It is wonderful the influence a ram may have upon the offspring of a flock of ordinary ewes. The selection of the ewes is also a very important feature in connec- tion may be done when the previous lambs are weaned and again at breeding time. The shepherd has in mind at this time uniformity in type. The more uniform in appear= ance the ewes are the more uni- formity will be shown in the off- FOR HAPPINESS PERFECT DIAMONDS Guaranteed perfect and insured free against loss $19.50 Down -- $4.75 Weekly Others as Low as $2.50 Down Credit Jewellers LIMITED 32 KING ST. W. « PHONE 389 studd No need for bo ; EE if you pot ge or truck % with long , equip yOu OF Sure-Grips ing Studde ime, hains ction self-cleaning Vi poght Af wear- now fuel and just bred, the lambs just weaned or' tion with the lamb crop. This selec-- spring and hence the better prices may be obtained. when marketing time arrives, Nothing attracts the buyers like uniformity not only in condition, but in size, age, appear- ance and type. The ewes' teeth should be examined and if any de- fects are found the ewes should be culled. As a rule, they are not pro- fitable for breeding after thay pass five or six years of age. Not only should severe culling be done to the mature ewes but careful selection should be practised in choosing fu- ture breeding ewes rfom the lamb crop, always being careful to retain those as near the ideal type as pos- sible. Too much emphasis cannot be laid upon the culling process. After the culling and selection work has been completed the ewes are prepared for breeding. They must be well fed and put in good condition but not overfat. As the breeding time approaches they should be flushed on some good green, succulent pasture. As many as possible should be bred at the same time so that the lambs arrive in a group and the lambing period will not then be spread over a long period, which is objectionable. As the lambing period draws near the shepherd appreciates the fact that his busy time ix approaching. He looks to the increased comfort of his flock. If the lambs are to be born in the barns the buildings are thoroughly cleaned and disinfected: hurdles, lamb-creeps, feeding racks, disinfectants, record books, docking and castrating tools are all put in readiness for the coming harvest, which will represent his profits on the business, Britain Will Test Anti T.B.' Vaccine Lendon--(CP)--The ministry of health has sanctioned the use on a small scale of the anti-tubercular vaccine known as B.G.G. (Bacillus Calmette-Guerin). | The ministry has told health authorities: "It is not yet certain that B.G.G. vaccination gives com- plete immunity against tuberculosis and only experience will show how far it is effective under conditions in this country. "But there is little doubt that at least it reduces the risk, and there is also some evidence that if a vaccinated 'person does subsequently contract tuberculosis, the vaccina- tion is likely to make it less severe. The vaccine will be made avail- able primarily for hospital nursing staffs, medical students and those constantly in touch with the disease. A small quantity will be released for chest physicians and other ap- propriate specialists. The medical schools of four Scote tish Universities have agreed to ine vite medical students to volunteer for inoculation with the vaccine, the first culture of which was made in 1908 at the Pasteur Institute in Lille, France. 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