• CANNIBALISM
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ing of manganese} extra salt; fresh
greens; and various typos of fiber
such as those of whoat bran, dehy
drated alfalfa and oat hulls. None
of those nutritional moasuros has
yielded consistent results' in en
tirely eliminating cannibalism.
Among the managements rocommcnda^l
tions for combating cannibalism
arc: (1) Prevention of overcrowding
(2) provision of adoquato feeding
and yvatcring facilities; (3) devices
to keep birds busy; (4) ruby-color
ed lights so that birds will not
sec bloody parts of picked birds;
(5) antipick salvos which taste
unpleasant to the birds.
hr. V/ilson concludes by stating'
that—The most certain information
on cannibalism is its uncertainty
and complexity. This is not sur
prising si.nco inheritance, manage
ment and nutrition raay all be in
volved in its expression. Reports
or. studies of cannibalism are num
erous, which is a measure of how.
little accurate and reliable infor
mation is available on the subject,
Unt: .. such a time as cannibalism ca
be produced at will, there will be .
little hope for a successful attack
on the problem.
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About 250 persons turned out to the
Turkey Dinner prepared by the Lutcr
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of this week. -Thu menu consisted
of roast turkey, dressing, mashed
potatoes and gravy, cranberry jell,
green beans, cabbage and carrot
salad topped off with ice cr^am and
cake.
The Bazaar was very successful also
and most of the items were sold it
was reported.
The Lutheran Ladies wish to thank
'the people of the Valley Tor their
fine support which makes this annual
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Rev. .rather Janes Snead,Pastor
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Confessions hoard before Mass
Sodality Communion-first Sunday
of each month
TH5 HIGH' .AY CHURCH of ■ GOD
Rev. J.H.Davis, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 am
Morning Devotions 11:00 am
I id-’/oek Prayer Meetings held in
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Victor ,1. HLfsen, Pastor
Church School lO.-OO am
Morning H'orship 11:00 am
Christian Endeavor . 7:00 pm
Evening Service 8:00 pm
Prayer Mooting Thurs. 8:00 pm
Young Life Club Friday 7:30 pm
Boy Scouts Friday 5:30 pm
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Sunday Services 2:30 pm
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Ray E. xaiams, Minister
-unday Seriices
Bible School 10:00 am
Morning '"orship 11:00 am
Evening Services 8:00 pm |
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ST. JOHN*5 LUTHERAN CHURCH
e>unday School 2:o0 pm 1
Church.Services 3:00 pm 1
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LUTHERAN K0UR-SUNDAYS over K.F.^.D
TUTTE IH at 12:30 noon
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