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---- aan s ait = rsh breeds of cattle, sheep anfijtries. In the rare cases where Industry Development Authority S k THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, November 4, 1961 19, ee 'this with other trends,|pigs are shipped or flown to|foreign breeders have achieved) wants Pietrain pigs from Bel- tee WOT. ers e,°@ adds up to a heavy infiltration|countries all over the world, |something pg Eon ed eerie gium to find if they will pro- the bargaining unit at the Port DIE IN REFRIGERATOR Britis ree ers into the pedigreed aristocracy of Canada, i eaginced 4 = ser ers apo Bhs ie duce leaner meat than British Make Move -- yefinery of Interna- BORDENTOWN, N.J. (AP)--~ hich proudly claims | propo: "T of ickel Company of Can- ive- i ode the stud farm of the world. {livestock from Britain. hesitated to say "Let's have|breeds. a rey, Two five-year-old boys, first ' "7 k ada Limited. A certification vote|cousins, were found dead in a Str ains BUILT BIG BUSINESS ions 7" - - oe por tng "*That is what lies behind these|NOTHING DEFEATIST For Ta eover requires 45 per cent. jrefrigerator Friday . The ye Cw For decades, Britain's pedi-\ is 7A". Sf 065.000 have gone|importations. The Danish red| Dr. Joseph Edwards, scientific] TORONTO (CP)--The United) At Sudbury a similar sttugyle| ben were, Roe ye gree livestock breeders have| cea, A few days ago, a bmg « age -- begat Myre adviser of the Milk Marketing eee -- ---- Hage J 2 Rag the TOPCSSERLD| ate when they heard the ona By M. McINTYRE HOOD Britain of 87 cattle from Den-|built up a nag "ony hog cargo of sheep shipped from oe ta co eiaid oe samt Board, and a world authority on Friday te take evet bavueinialInce 'a04 Folomernas san were missing. The dead boys Special to The Oshawa Times |mark. At Brest, in France,|wide reputation, ey ha' . Hull will complete a $90,000 pur- the East Anglian Red Poll|cattle breeding, is one of thelrights of the Port Colborne local|Mines. A Steelworkers applica-|Were Donald and James Dyson. LONDON -- An invasion of ees Scat 30 French pong te pre 'ad wreoting oa rage aon Peco asta ay Sesilish" red blood is|keenest enthusiasts for testing|of the International Union of|tion for certification there is ex: beng Bee a * Sar "ne ahi the United Kingdom, like the is i i jl pcccoreeai : ted b; up of Dairy|foreign breeds. Mine. Mill and Smelter Work-|pected in mid - November. j : a ae , llais breed are|mals which will produce more wanted by a group o ry ign : : ee eS ae Noa water retnaages 'this country.|and better meat or milk more|QPENING DOORS Shorthorn breeders to see if it) "I see nothing ,,defeatist (in ers (Ind.). The inter - union struggle has|- eistags, police see Ark, is gathering force ae Plans are under way for the| quickly. While British livestock breed-|will do the same for their breed.|what 1s happening," he said. "It The Steelworkers filed mem-|also extended to Thompson.| a. a ae ue '0 i setation of other strains of| Their success 1s reflected injers have long been isolationists,|The massive French Charollais}is a natural and wise policy|bership cards with the Ontario|Man., where an open season for/been assigned to the Uranium breeders are in the "eat je salty from Sweden. A govern-|the substantial export business|the more progressive breeders|bulls are being brought over for which might enable us to secure|Labor Relations Board which|bargaining rights at the Inco/City area of northern Saskat- cae le dats bas been 6 * pong sponmred organization isithey have built up. Thousands|and scientists have been watch-|beef-breeding tests with Brit-|certain qualities we have not got/they claim represent 60 per strains. P 2 it-}¢ e project there opens Jan. 1. Ajchewan, another Mine + Mill cent distribution to farmers in|anxious to bring in some Bel-lof pedigree animals from Brit- ing developments in other coun-lain's lighter dairy cows. The Pig]in our own breeds. cent of the 1,183 employees in'Steelworkers' organizer has also stronghold. SERTA "ORTHO-COMFORT" MATTRESSES Smooth-Top style in 3 sizes . . .39",48" and 54" 15.00 off! Ordinarily 59.50! Constructed with bracer edge designed 'to prevent sagging. 312 coil spring count in 54" size gives firm yet resilient all-over support . . . padded with a thick layer of soft new white felt and layer of sisal insulation. Moreover at this BIG SAVING you have a choice of 4 attractive covers in rayon- and-cotton blends. A combination of careful craftsmanship and fine quality materials -- RESULT ~~ relaxed, well-supported sleeping comfort. ae' 44.50 MATCHING BOX SPRINGS Ordinarily 59.50 Regular and extra firm -- designed especially forthe 'Ortho-Comfort' mattresses. 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