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harbour the parasite, but this does' not mean that they are all diseasedl birds. Coccidia and chickens have lived together in more or less har-l monious relationship for countlessj

ed the meeting with me 4-H Pledge Roll Call was answered uith the

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UTTAWA (CF)-Prime Minister slon" about the Middle East si. Laurent said Monday hc told,brought agreement that all P09 Pl'cs'l(lelli Eisenhower last moniiilslble steps to reduce tension about concern in Canada that the Should be taken but that D9399 l" innnx of United state. cspitsl the area could only be secured by might l)feJudi(:e Canadian control an agreed political settlement be- of this country's economic develop- . tiween Israel and her Arab nets!!- mv-ni. i DIS.

He informed the Commons thnt' 3. No firm conclusions could be he emphasized to the us. leader drawn now about the lonii-range in; importance of is better balance importance of recent developments of trade between Canada and the United States.

Mr. St. Laurent was reporting 1Il his trip-two weeks ago to.Whlte Sulphur Springs. W. Val., as the liunse convened after the Easter rec:-ss.

"I referred to the existing un- favorable balance in our visible

But they would not warrant any relaxation by the West in its de- fences.

4. Mr. St. Laurent suggested 3 Canada-U.S. conference on the best use of hydro power in rivers cros- sing the international boundary.

wilhin Russia's Communist partyu

This was left to further discussion between Canada's external affairs department and the U.S. state de- partment.

5. Mr. St. Laurent explained the federal budget provision for s 3). percent tax on advertising in spe. cial Canadian editions of U.S. mag- azines. He hopes this would lessen U.S. concern over it.

6. Mt. St. Laurent expressed the view that the United Nations should be brought into the picture more in

the handling of economic assist-

tance to underdeveloped countries,

to help remove any suspicion of: ulterior motives from the assisting l

countries.

trade." he said. 0 l "I mentioned that the compen- sation or correction of this imbal- ance by capital movements occa-v tlonally was the cause of some con-i corn in this country, lest the coi:- trol of our economic dnelopmen , -. . which should remain in Canadian R l5 lhmugh the kmd"e5S..and hands, might be p re j u d lc gd;generosity of many business firms thereby." ;service clubs, societies and citiz- Mr. St. Laurent, who met withlens. that the Music Festival As- Mr. Eisenhower and President Ruiz lsociatlon is able to oi'fer scholar- Cortines of Mexico March 26-27.iSlllP5 Md 5W3”l5- we "l"el'"e reported that no decisions wereiwish to thank"tlie following don- reached. He indicated the talltslors: covered a wide range of suhlects-l..Queens County fCliarlottetown).. other points mentioned by t : 050.00 prime minister: :Moore and MacLeod Ltd 1. There was no "disagreement" lKinsmen Club over the Canadian and U.S. atti-lcanada Packers Ltd. tudes toward diplomatic recognltionllmperial Oil Co. of Red China. Nothing was said; p 32500 to suggest any change in the Cana- l, DeBl0ls Bros. dian position or non-recognition. The Guardian The meeting took note, however. County Lonstriicuon (to. that recognition of the Yeipills Hr Rotary Club gime by many other countries had i Carvell Bros.

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The disease is transmitted by means of ,feed. water, litter and soil that hiive become contaminat- ed with the droppings of infected birds. The uigamisms can be car- ried conaiderablc distances in run- ning water, or on'dust. shoes, ut- ensils, sacks, or other articles. In- fectlon may also be brought in by new birds, rats, mice, wild birds, files or other insects. An immume adult bird, harbouring the para- site in its intestinal tract. can readily iniect susceptible ”' item if allowed to run with them. It has never been demonstrated that the parasite may be included in the egg at the time it is formed. and although the egg shell could be- come contaminated on its way out of the vent. conclusive evidence that this is a means of spreading the disease is lacking. in an out- break of coccidlosis the parasites foocysis) are most numerous und- er perches. brooding canopies. and in and around drinking fountains and feed hoppers.

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tervals and in small numbers while it is very young it reaches the nat- ural balance safely. if it is kept completely away from coccidia un- til three and one-half or more weeks of age it is highly suscept- ible. In the former case, it passes through what might be called a "parasitic phase" which is desir- able because it prodtlccs iiiiniun- ity. In the latter case, it is more likely to basis through a ”i'liiili-al phase" of coccidlosis which is scr- ious. The problem is in oncuiiragc the parasitic phase and prevent the clinical phase.

ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION

At the present time. six men are undergoing training as insem- inntors at the Central Unit. Fred-i ericton. N.B. Russell Dymeni of Tyne Valley and District Club. Al- bert Mills of the Eastern Kings Club. and Lloyd MacKinnon of the Moniague and District Club coni- mcnce'd training last Monday.

It is hoped that all six newly organized Clubs will commence op- eratlen in the early part of May. The services of the expected ('lul)5 will be available to any czitllel breeder within the specified area. A detailed writeup on the operation l of an Artificial seeding Cliih uill be published in this column in the near future.

POULTRY

The approved Flock Mcrllng that was originally schcdulrd to be held today in Sunimcrsitlc iizis been postponed due to road crin- dtions. The date set has been Wed- nesday, April 25 in Summcrside. it is hoped that all interested poul- try owners will make an effort to attend this important meeting. CEMENT EOR COOKING .

A famous chef once said. ”the egg is the cement which holds to-l gather the castles of cookery." it isn't often that people get poetic about the virtues of the hunihle egg--perhaps it is taken foo much! for granted. Surveys show that sl large portion of Canadians do not consume the minimum of 3-4 eggs per person per week as prescribed in the Canada Food Rules. 3

An egg is probably the most ad- aptable food on the market--just; as a single solitary egg you can; have it soft or hard cooked. fried,l poached or scrambled. You can dress it up with cheese. onion, herbs or catcliup. You can have it in a souffle-beef. ' , cheese or lemon. It is an essential part of French toast, amelets. egg nogs croqueties. scallops and French fried onions.

The delicious world of desserts could not exist without eggs-men ingue and custard pies. lwnovers. dumplings and cakes of all shapes, flavors and si: 3.

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