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R T h " A . r - 1 .Q0 " P P, rnn . , I __-' ..ere, 'n T T [ up " h _ .'0 h Bl . ( Ti! f 1 I C. oiar leg are d f G 5 . an t I ,3 » ,erb'.., V ", -Al ‘1 m " on} , I r , J ' T . . . ' , a LA - l A N . , Lr/it' (V I I A [l,lj,yjytvyuar--Ho,ne.y harvests begin next week In Oxford County. Apiculturist Bill (Billy Bee) "in Blyderveen of the Old Skep In 1974 he received a Centennial Medal from the Ontario Agricultural _Aetsfrisge., Guelph, for his service to ?griculture. He wasa former member of the Ontario Farm Machinery Adwsory Board, a past president of the ox, ford and Ontario Soil and Crop _lm?t.'lvement Assoiiiation, and the Oxford ' VHVWVA 8881s um pesn t UEGVANI IMVSVMVN ow 6d6t pasn l VHVWVA i56i5dO can Pesn l 38131135 33330 NHor OPC 91m Pasn t 33:31:33 33330 NHor ore 6t61 MaN t Mr. Cohoe was presently Chairman of the Appeal Board for Ontario of the Farm Credit Union. In this position, he travelled ex- tensively in Ontag‘io, ad- vising farmers in the area on farm management and' financing. . 18twttg (Continued from Page 1) where he operated with his wife, Ruth; sons Leigh and Dan, daughter, Lynne and several employees. The farm includes a beef feedlot, corn and alfalfa production and an elevator for drying and processing corn. 'Burgessvilllle man killed ._' 919w IN 01 Sweden , acums almowmus alaldum o dogs augqoew . . Bugpung-aa aui.8ua summons; In] L Honey Hou_se "a; RR 1, Burgéssvil1ty It leaymg Monday for his apiarleS 1n Cochrane where he will extract the clover honey from the 160 hives, 'a rm Croxford Rested at the Arn and Son Funeral Residence, Nor- wich, until Wednesday. thence to Burgessville Baptist Church for funeral ,V -_--. .. .. _-' ""Hutfi5 aqT pixel; IO Ct6t posn l pup 2e,teyye alna-aano we 8L61 Pesn t lt,',' J'i"i'//1ts am 'poaoad . . ao We 6t61 "trl t J! ‘Kepauxos 'o1's"in"iflfCs, em 93.73 at” -.. puaJxa ol Y"mma.raud ’WMONSC Pele/u/ 9m ot dn'aq p333? umoun asnwm I-ir-lot] Piummreuk"uG', a: “V ' n. F"' ' Mr. Cohoe is survived by his wife, the former Ruth Jean Palmer; two sons, Allan Leigh Cohoe and Daniel Bernard Cohoe, both of Ihsrgessvine; two daughters, Mrs. Frank (Lynne Ruth) Menich of Vanessa and Mrs. Bruce (K. Elizabeth) Sully of Calgary; his father, William J . Cohoe; two brothers, John M. Cohoe of Mississauga, and Allan J. Cohoe of Kingston; and one sister, Mrs. Norman (Edith) Lees of Norwich. He was predeceased by his mother; the former Kate I A.“ M _ Mr. Cohoe was chairman of the North Norwich Public School Board at the time the consolidated public school was built in Burgessville. B e e f I rr) Association. WW”! l an ITprovement 1, The Cochrane apierles are an 1y experiment which has proved me successful, van Blyderveen er says. A I--- L“--. .. In Holland, honey was merely a ly?1rtr, 1Nfalr8ttltiagr., Yam He .has "ws been harvesting Northern Ontario honey for four seasons and says people prefer its clear golden color and milder taste. With the wave of organic food enthusiasts and the interest in nutrition a lucrative market has been created for nature-loving entrepreneui's. . In fact he is going to move the remaining 140 hives he now has in seven apiaries near mrrgessvl11eup north next year. "The insecticides use in spraying the' trees after pollination also lands on the clover killing the bees.” _ "fhe farmérs are _ edtting their hay really early now and there's no flowers." And while bees are essential to apple orchards, orchards are thi..ti.eath.of bets,Ae says. 7 ' funeral -De o? pap: meM ans BILL Kue ass tou op 01 BBEQJeg pup KPOQKJaAe IBM tns.ru.uu a -de Jon s! 91,13 I J! “mules mm Trana aiodr mes (Jensem am awn 01 Jeep snl,, ulna mes "'uo.rteaado U; s.ra pus Papua 3.19 smedc eJogeq awn JO Janew an ‘pJones u! JSAO ( am) a! Bums? Jog u Interrhent Was in New Durham Cemetery. Donations to the Canadian Baptist Overseas Missions Board or any other charity of your choice' would be greatly appreciated. The bearers were Stanley Tribe, Murray RettiéT'PauH Fleming, Glendon spencer, Fred Ritchens, and Willard MacKay, . ., During the service, Mr. Byron Beeler of Stewart Seeds, Ailsa Craig, a friend of the family, spoke on behalf of the friends of Mr. Cohoe in the agricultural community in Ontario, expressing regrets at his sudden passing and stated it was a great loss. He will be greatly missed as he was an innovative farmer, always working for the im-, provement of agriculture; and planning for the future. and committal service at 3 p.m. conducted by Rev. James Newman. F "“1!“ sem at.” agepoluwoo Papuedx9 aq Ts aqa ‘aAneuqane lou op I 'Nooaorrd, "m8 .10er - 3A9 swam; _ 'xooquoH T 31.13 T BAKED BEANS _ 1yr'T.PrzAzz "Good Anytilre, a Tasty New Way with an Old Favorite” 1 medium onion, Chopped 1 .medium green, pepper,- -ehoirped ' f. i _ 2 tablespoons saladgou 1 clove garlic, minced F 2 cans (1 lb. 12 oz. baked beans) 'h cup ketchup , Few drops red pepper sauce (optional) _ . M: cup honey _ Raw oniop rings (opfumu) distinctly different.' Light colored honeys such as clover and apple blossom are mild tasting, whereas tulip, t'tg and sumac are strong in avor. usd,, JOKEW Saute onion, green pepger and garlic in oil until soft , m not brown. Combine beans, ketchup, red pepper sauce and honey in a 2-quart casserole. Bake uri- covered at .350 degrees (moderate) 45 minutes. If desired, top with a few, onion rings. Malges 8 to lil servings 31.13 at” de aq? I te sn! (atsem _",' largesm‘le News 'ttr, CRtveg On October tii, 1979, Mr. and Mrs. Geraid Tupper of c“ bread tasbes, Burgessvil1ewerehonouredby their family at a party and fakes dance at the Lions Den in Tii1sonburg on the occasion of es, stir in peach their 25th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Tupper honey. Measure were married October W, 1954, at the Corinth Parsonage no Al.1g.a.r intgmixgx by the late Row. Jim Gloom. "h ntillight an Pi?r , M _ / l tV _ ( (tf BURGESSVILLE (C) - Miss Kathleen Malcolm, Port Dover, spent a few days with her grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Bill McMillen. Rick Pullin, California, is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Blakely and family. i) sliced _ h " rd Add eggs and vanilla, beat well. n q l Stir in cloves, bread cubes and f corn flakes. Spread half corn l, flakes mixture in greased 9 x 9 x _, l Much baking pan. Spoon bob 3 l mixture evenly over first fryer. Top with remaining chm flakes _ mixture, Bake in moderate oven (375 degrees F) about 20. _ minutes or until hot and bubbly. Serve warm with cream. , _ . a}? 34417} 'Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mac-t Pherson, Killintillock,T Glasgow, Scotland, and their 1 daughter, Mr. and Mrs.1 Duncan Chisholm and family, Oakville, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Malcolm, _". Burgessville. "_'- S':' Lag The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Van Egdom of RR 2, Brantford. The bridegroom's parents are' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nap of RR 2, Burgessville. i'it"rtdsvia', _ , $.39 '0i " t6'itr J