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Tho Woclnosdny Jo ONE OF THE WINTER attractions at the Conservation Area Is the falls near the site of the old Harris woollen mills The cascades over a limestone shelf Into Chili and chillier By Jennifer Btrr Questions My hone to at neighbor barn with wo other and I look after him He 1 not old bcLoi nine yean and In good health hut to have a dry He no cold and well vet he at feeding time I don t know much about bay could It be too dusty Answer Yes It could well bo the problem The ha your horse cats should be green In color not yellow or brown It should have dried leaves with the stalks and should smell good to you out a and sea If a lot of dust rises In the air there should be very little If hay Is not of good enough quality buy tome yourself from n reputable shako out the hay ration as you Teed It and mix It with and water I use a plastic antifreeze Jug or container with holes punched In the lid and on air liolo In an appropriate place Pour In a cup of crude molasses purchased in bulk from a feed dealer and with hot water Dampen ho grain with this also and odd cup of raw Unseed oil per day to the oats molasses and water Is good as well for making slightly weathered hay more palatable If you stuck with such fodder however there really Is no pool of torn water mirrors birches and waterside willows a horse that rears My hone rears a great she can t really ride him became ho frlRhtcni her He was quite spirited when she got him fait summer but she enjoyed riding him However whenever be dldn I want to do anything be d start to rear Sometimes she could coax him to move on another way but often she hod to gel oil and lead him Now he seems to start bouncing his front tegs he minute she mounts We are thinking of selling him because of the danger to her but loves him Is It possible to cure him 1 afraid your daughter bin going to like my opinion because I feel that a is second only to a In severity However It wouldn hurt to obtain a professional opinion If you would call mo I will give tho of trainers In your area Don let tho girl ride the until she itniltf get Injured hitting the horse over tho head will it stick r a paper bag of water the moment of rearing 111 it brings to mind the or rider trotting around holding a squish dripping bag waiting far tho horse to leup in die air so hat tho rllor can fall off spilling all over his Jeans A re sensible plan would be liiki tare not to pull backward and the minute Ik comes down pull him round an I round In circle Keep It up until ho a very confused and li en fono him forward with vigorous heel lion It horse I worth all tl li IUanru in rurely curt I Plan snowshoe hike in Conservation area Calf experiment caps and heavy boots will Ix the apparel of thedny Ladles gents teenagers and oven llttlo kids who can take rugged oxer die Invited to attend and for the there II be hot chili and drinks to warm the ins Ides of oven tho hill I est athlete Meeting place for the big day will be the Conservation gate home at 10 If Its outdoors and exercise you re craving and If you live in the Itockwood district Just got on the blower and call Jim Mulr tho local Conservation Park superintendent Jim has all the gen on what an organized Saturday outdoor trek through the local grounds via Is to be all about Ho will have exactly 30 pairs of shoes to loan out to the first 30 people who apply and the cutoff dato for lonnlng according to Peter Kershaw one of co ordinators of the excursion will be I The wintertime expedition is on of a series which the enthusiastic twosome of Peter Kershaw and Joan Dell are planning under the authority a River Experience Program Pater and Joan arc two University of Waterloo students who arc affiliated with the Grand River Authority in the capacity of program They have made plans for outdoor activities which will give people the opportunity to more about their watershed and Its as well as about their total environment For the local exercise they hope to involve all post high school athletes who can take the strain of vigorous tramping while enjoying nature as the tics at Its best Chill day So contact Jim Muir reserve for you and whoever prepared for the February hike when high buttoned overcoats woollen mittens snow Mrs Pasmore was revered a in Jim will be on hand as with Peter Jonn along to give on what conservation a la River Authority Is nil Any questions says Jim Just call mo at the Park But remember only 30 pairs of are on hand for thirty pairs of feet Jim wonders Urn you fit those shoes If so wear them local firm Inter n win 1 stock Limited has shipped tho calves In a herd of pure bred Black and White llolstclns from the recently sent to Holland of an International experiment HolstclnFrloslan cattle originated In Holland nnd from there have spread tooll major dairying countries of the world There has been no Importation of to North America since 1905 and In the meantime North American cattle hove developed along different lines In Holland the has been on mining an animal nulla bio for both milk and production while In North America the emphasis has been on ml production As result the North American cattle have become taller and more angular than the shorter logged thicker Dutch type PETER KERSHAW and Joan Bell University of Waterloo students challenge you to participate in the Grand River Authority Snowshoe hike scheduled for Conservation Park No shoes the park provides says the enthusiastic program and urge everyone to take part In the endeavour Photo by Lorraine The date of January 10 1972 marked the passing of a personage in who is well remembered by many members of the community Margaret McQueen Pasmore died at the St Joseph txtenaed Care Wing after a lengthy five year illness Toe wife of the late William who predeceased her in 1966 Margaret was the mother of three daughters Helen George Rogers of New Lowell Ontario Margaret Mrs Dyer Agnes Mrs Wynne Dunbar Ontario and one son Edward of She also leates one brother James McQueen of Saskatoonandasistcr Mrs Jean McRae of Alberta The daughter of Mr and Mrs John McQueen Margaret Pasmore was born on date of August 1800 in a log cabin that was situated at the corner of Highway and the Gth line As she attended the SS No 9 School Rockwood and during those years was a classmate of Mrs Margaret of Mam Street For a period of time the two young village girls Margaret McQueen and Margaret Wilson Hanna sat side by side in one of the oldtime double seated desks in the two roomed At Academy Later Mrs Pasmore lived at the Rockwood Academy and then went to the Model School Teachers College in Milton Returning to she boarded with two delightful maiden ladies the Misses Margaret and Agnes McNabb In the house which was the former home of the late Harry Edwards while she conducted her daytime career as junior teacher at No under a Mr Greenaway the principal of the Milage school at that tune Hers has been a notable life by her many friends who knew her she was a sister of the late Mrs J Mackenzie in whose Acton home she and William were marned on date of January with Rev Dodds of the Itockwood Presbyterian Church officiating After their marriage Mr and Mrs Pasmore took up farming on the line of for a period of years She was an member of the W M S of the Church and as president at one time served on the executive of the Presbytery She was also a charter member of the Women s Institute Burled from the Rumley Shoemaker Funeral Home in Aclon Margaret was carried to her final resting place at the Cemetery by her grandsons David Rogers Tottenham David and Donald Dunbar Ansa Alan and Ian and John Dyer of Rockwood- The funeral service was conducted by Rev C Williams of the Rock wood United Church ARTHUR A JOHNSONod OPTOMETRIST 54 Mil St Acton 853 Wednesday Saturday MOWS MAT 1969 a dog sedan Lc 1075 1350 19ES sedan con 1076 1967 HD1 speed Lc 1350 19S7 CfiMtolit sedan automate 1100 loo PS ft lo Real 1967 PS PR ado L 1967 Ford Gtluit Lc 170749 1966 Mtreurf Wagon Lc 1966Mttioi 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