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Cows' status for haplotypes impacting fertility on the records of 1 Holstein Association USA, Inc. as of 07/17/2015 (Blank=Tested-Free, C=Carrier) Use CTRL-F to search Name Registration HH1 HH2 HH3 HH4 HH5 S&E BUCKEYE POLLY USA 64120237 S&E ELMO PROMIS USA 64120289 C S&H REDLINER SARAH-ET 840003012142048 S&S-ROCKYRIDGE JAKIN MYSTIC USA 61895914 S-BAHL NITELIGHT USA 70962316 S-CREEKACRES HEARTSTINY-ET USA 142325414 S-D-E OUTSIDE JOY USA 136773508 C S-F-I AJ CORRA USA 142881695 S-F-I ATWOOD ROSELLA USA 142881716 C S-F-I DAMION ALRIGHT USA 56488383 S-F-I SANCHEZ TRINITY USA 142881565 S-FINE 3403 D-MAN DULUTH-ET USA 66997694 S-FINE 3846 SUPERIORSANCHEZ USA 70084875 S-FINE 4823 BRXTN BERLIN-ET USA 73207048 S-FINE 4859 CAITLYNN USA 73207084 S-FINE 5055 DISTNT DEMIN-ET 840003125217844 S-FINE BOLTON 2720 BANANAS USA 64628724 S-FINE ELDRIGE 2112 DREW USA 62293040 S-HILL-SIDE BOLTON OPAL USA 63373500 S-HILL-SIDE BOLTON OPHELIA USA 68577798 S-HILL-SIDE LEWIS OPALINA USA 68577845 S-HILL-SIDE MAMMOTH OCTAVIA USA 71080908 S-HILL-SIDE ROY OCEANNE USA 68577760 S-HILLTOP BRADELL 1168 USA 69610875 S-N-T LADD P ELSIE USA 72834547 S-P-B GABOR MOLLY USA 68874421 S-PIERCELANE ARD MINT-RED USA 73576965 S-PIERCELANE BRAX LISA USA 70478944 S-PIERCELANE BRET PRISCILLA USA 73576959 S-PIERCELANE CASH DELTA-RED USA 73576960 S-PIERCELANE CT COCONUT-RED USA 73576957 S-PIERCELANE DEB CHERRY-RED USA 70478938 S-PIERCELANE DOM PEANUT USA 73576954 S-PIERCELANE DOM SHANIA USA 73576956 S-PIERCELANE SAN ELEANOR USA 70478940 S-PIERCELANE SAN PRINCESS USA 70478943 S-PIERCELANE SHUR-LA USA 70478939 S-PINE-LAWN G CHIP NOVA-ET USA 72091524 S-PINE-LAWN NATASHA-ET USA 70599988 S-S-D A-P RORI 198-ET USA 141890652 C S-S-D CASTRM PET-RK USA 73387451 S-S-D MASS BULLDOZER 297 USA 73387463 S-S-D MASSEY DAWN 270 USA 73387436 S-S-D PET-CASS 273 USA 73387439 S-S-D SU ABBEY 250 USA 142861637 C Cows' status for haplotypes impacting fertility on the records of 2 Holstein Association USA, Inc. as of 07/17/2015 (Blank=Tested-Free, C=Carrier) Use CTRL-F to search Name Registration HH1 HH2 HH3 HH4 HH5 S-S-D ZOLA DE-252 USA 142858495 S-S-I 1SCLS FINESE 11171-ET 840003128364975 C S-S-I 1STCLAS FLIRT 9639-ET 840003125325529 S-S-I 1STCLASS AVA 9620-ET 840003125325510 S-S-I 1STCLS ADISON 9618-ET 840003125325508 S-S-I 1STCLS AMERY 9610-ET 840003125325500 S-S-I 1STCLS AMY 9617-ET 840003125325507 S-S-I 1STCLS AUDREY 9628-ET 840003125325518 S-S-I 1STCLS FERGI 11160-ET 840003128365001 S-S-I 1STCLS MAISY 11144-ET 840003127943682 C S-S-I 1STCLS MAURA 9612-ET 840003125325502 S-S-I 1STCLS MAYA 11148-ET 840003127943680 C S-S-I 1STCLS NAOMI 11149-ET 840003127943699 C C S-S-I 1STCLS SOFIA 11143-ET 840003127943688 C S-S-I 1STCLSS SAGE 11145-ET 840003127943683 S-S-I ADAM MARTHA 8821-ET 840003011538220 S-S-I ADAM MOJO 8788-ET 840003011538187 C S-S-I ADAM MURIEL 8799-ET 840003011538198 C S-S-I AFRCA BRANDI 11082-ET 840003126822686 S-S-I AFRCA BRENNA 11097-ET 840003126822768 S-S-I AFRCA BRIANA 11091-ET 840003126822732 S-S-I AFRCA BRIELLA11094-ET 840003126822773 S-S-I AFRICA BREE 11090-ET 840003126822733 S-S-I ALDA FAMILY 8936-ET 840003012130205 S-S-I ALDA LAURYN 9125-ET 840003012130394 S-S-I ALDA LIZBETH 9118-ET 840003012130387 S-S-I ALDA STOCKTON 9156-ET 840003012130425 C S-S-I ALDA WINNIE 9110-ET 840003012130379 S-S-I ALDDN 8042 10610-ET 840003123600927 C S-S-I ALTAOAK 7392 10125-ET 840003013177480 S-S-I ALTAOAK 7576 10135-ET 840003013177264 S-S-I ALTAOAK 7577 10198-ET 840003013923950 S-S-I ALTAOAK 8047 10130-ET 840003013177274 S-S-I ALTAOAK 8054 10132-ET 840003013177522 S-S-I ALTAOAK 8055 10133-ET 840003013177523 S-S-I ALTAOAK 8943-ET 840003012130212 S-S-I ALTAOAK 8944-ET 840003012130213 S-S-I ALTAOAK 8945-ET 840003012130214 S-S-I ANDER FRAN 8715-ET 840003011538114 S-S-I ANDER FRITZI 8703-ET 840003011538102 S-S-I ANDER MATTIE 8723-ET 840003011538122 S-S-I ANDERS FRANKY 8692-ET 840003011538091 S-S-I ANDERSON FAWN 8626-ET 840003011001530 S-S-I ANDERSON MAREN8707-ET 840003011538106 C S-S-I ANDERSON MYA 8699-ET 840003011538098 Cows' status for haplotypes impacting fertility on the records of 3 Holstein Association USA, Inc. as of 07/17/2015 (Blank=Tested-Free, C=Carrier) Use CTRL-F to search Name Registration HH1 HH2 HH3 HH4 HH5 S-S-I ANDERSON SHONA8658-ET 840003011538057 S-S-I APPLS SASHA 8125-ET 840003009554648 S-S-I ARIWAMI DEAN DESIGN USA 72399790 S-S-I ARIWAMI HDLNR TRESSA USA 72399791 S-S-I ARIWAMI OLEGANT DUSTY USA 72678289 S-S-I ARIWAMI PETR BARBIE USA 72225390 S-S-I ARSENIO SICILY7894-ET 840003009554417 S-S-I ARSENIO STORY 7904-ET 840003009554427 S-S-I ART MYRANDA 8797-ET 840003011538196 S-S-I ASPEN BRAXTON 8704-ET 840003011538103 S-S-I ASPEN MILA 8518-ET 840003011001422 S-S-I ASPEN PAISLEY 8385-ET 840003011001289 S-S-I ASPEN PAPINA 8387-ET 840003011001291 S-S-I ASPEN PATRICIA8390-ET 840003011001294 S-S-I ASPEN PEGGY 8394-ET 840003011001298 S-S-I ASPEN SAKTI 8383-ET 840003011001287 S-S-I ASPEN SECILIA 8416-ET 840003011001320 S-S-I ASPEN SEMA 8417-ET 840003011001321 S-S-I ASPEN SHARLA 8632-ET 840003011001536 S-S-I ASPEN SHAWNTA 8633-ET 840003011001537 C S-S-I ASPEN SHEREE 8647-ET 840003011001551 C S-S-I ASPEN SIBLEY 8668-ET 840003011538067 S-S-I ASPEN WILLIE 8499-ET 840003011001403 S-S-I ASPEN WYNONNA 8514-ET 840003011001418 S-S-I AURORA PLUTO 15867 840003126918891 S-S-I AVE 7202 10002-ET 840003012559783 C S-S-I AVE 7202 10005-ET 840003012559793 C S-S-I AVE 7271 10008-ET 840003012559800 S-S-I AVE 7271 10017-ET 840003012559820 S-S-I AVE LAURIE 9214-ET 840003012130483 S-S-I AVE MARINA 10003-ET 840003012559789 S-S-I AVE ORSA 9235-ET 840003012130504 S-S-I AVEN CHAYTON 8935-ET 840003012130204 S-S-I AVENUE CHAYTO 8930-ET 840003012130199 S-S-I AVERY 6038 USA 71129113 C S-S-I AVERY DOSSIE 840003009531831 S-S-I AVERY EMILY 7672-ET 840003008897685 C S-S-I AVERY EMMA 7671-ET 840003008897684 C S-S-I AVERY ENGLAND 7683-ET 840003008897696 C S-S-I AVERY MEDDZ 7629-ET 840003008897642 C S-S-I AVERY MISSOURI7638-ET 840003008897651 C S-S-I AVERY SHANNON 7641-ET 840003008897654 C C S-S-I AVERY SHERATON7659-ET 840003008897672 S-S-I B-HIDDENHILLS 2426 840003126025257 S-S-I BALST 8526 10812-ET 840003125202017 Cows' status for haplotypes impacting fertility on the records of 4 Holstein Association USA, Inc. as of 07/17/2015 (Blank=Tested-Free, C=Carrier) Use CTRL-F to search Name Registration HH1 HH2 HH3 HH4 HH5 S-S-I BAYNT MARIZA 11200-ET 840003127943702 S-S-I BAYNT MIRABEL11215-ET 840003128769213 S-S-I BAYONET MAE 11221-ET 840003128769225 C S-S-I BAYONT GRETA 11213-ET 840003128769215 S-S-I BAYONT MAISY 11224-ET 840003128769175 S-S-I BAYT MERDITH 11210-ET 840003128769251 S-S-I BEACON GALLOP 7314-ET 840003008328712 S-S-I BEACON GATE 7332-ET 840003008328730 S-S-I BEACON GREDADA7267-ET 840003008328665 S-S-I BEACON L A 7328-ET 840003008328726 S-S-I BEACON LAFITTE7282-ET 840003008328680 S-S-I BEACON LAROSE 7281-ET 840003008328679 S-S-I BEN NEPTUNE 7896-ET 840003009554419 S-S-I BENATAR ASHES 7900-ET 840003009554423 S-S-I BENATAR TESSY 7860-ET 840003009554383 S-S-I BETRAY HALLIE 8419-ET 840003011001323 S-S-I BETRAY HARRIET8482-ET 840003011001386 S-S-I BETRAY HEATHER8470-ET 840003011001374 S-S-I BETRAY HUNTER 8484-ET 840003011001388 S-S-I BIG FLIRT 7058-ET 840003004672668 S-S-I BIG GUN FAITH 7045-ET 840003006972820 S-S-I BLIZZ MARIBEL 9151-ET 840003012130420 C S-S-I BLIZZ MICKI 9172-ET 840003012130441 S-S-I BLIZZARD 9142-ET 840003012130411 S-S-I BLIZZARD 9176-ET 840003012130445 S-S-I BLIZZARD BLU 9138-ET 840003012130407 S-S-I BLIZZARD MYLA 9160-ET 840003012130429 S-S-I BOBS MANICURE 840003012506553 C S-S-I BOOK MERAUX 7286-ET 840003008328684 S-S-I BOOK MERRYDALE7277-ET 840003008328675 S-S-I BOOK MORGANZA 7283-ET 840003008328681 S-S-I BOOKEM DAMARIS7288-ET 840003008328686 S-S-I BOOKEM FERGIE 7204-ET 840003007701859 S-S-I BOOKEM GOLETA 7255-ET 840003008328653 S-S-I BOOKEM GOSHEN 7199-ET 840003007701854 S-S-I BOOKEM MAGALY 7296-ET 840003008328694 S-S-I BOOKEM MANNY 7202-ET 840003007701857 C S-S-I BOOKEM MARINA 7271-ET 840003008328669 S-S-I BOOKEM MODESTO7269-ET 840003008328667 C S-S-I BOOKEM WILTON 7273-ET 840003008328671 S-S-I BOWSER TWEET 7222-ET 840003007701877 S-S-I BOWSR TWITTER 7209-ET 840003007701864 S-S-I BOWSR WHISPER 7054-ET 840003004672664 S-S-I BRAN BARBRA 8344-ET 840003011001248 S-S-I BRAN BERKLEY 8358-ET 840003011001262 C Cows' status for haplotypes impacting fertility on the records of 5 Holstein Association USA, Inc. as of 07/17/2015 (Blank=Tested-Free, C=Carrier) Use CTRL-F to search Name Registration HH1 HH2 HH3 HH4 HH5 S-S-I BRAN BETHANI 8437-ET 840003011001341 C S-S-I BRAN CALANDRA 8363-ET 840003011001267 C S-S-I BRAN CAMEO 8365-ET 840003011001269 S-S-I BRAN FABIA 8342-ET 840003011001246 S-S-I BRAN FATIMA 8349-ET 840003011001253 C S-S-I BRAN FEODORA 8364-ET 840003011001268 C S-S-I BRAN FLORENCE 8380-ET 840003011001284 S-S-I BRAN FLOWER 8321-ET 840003011001225 S-S-I BRAN SARALYN 8406-ET 840003011001310 S-S-I BRAN TWITTER 8309-ET 840003011001213 S-S-I BRAN TWITTER 8313-ET 840003011001217 C S-S-I BRAN WADD 8334-ET 840003011001238 S-S-I BRANSON DREAM 6515 USA 72190595 C S-S-I BRONCO LYRIC USA 141087931 C S-S-I BURTON ALEX 7746-ET 840003008897759 S-S-I BURTON BASMA 7534-ET 840003008328932 S-S-I BURTON BRINDA 7714-ET 840003008897727 S-S-I BURTON BUTTER 7695-ET 840003008897708 S-S-I BURTON DANDY 7789-ET 840003008897802 S-S-I BURTON SADLER 7504-ET 840003008328902 S-S-I BURTON SAMMY 7384-ET 840003008328782 S-S-I BURTON SANTANA7500-ET 840003008328898 S-S-I BURTON SAXON 7385-ET 840003008328783 S-S-I BURTON SHEEN 7551-ET 840003008897564 C S-S-I BUTLER 8371 10773-ET 840003124584699 C S-S-I BUTLER 8654 10802-ET 840003124584722
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    The is/ands' newspaper island of record ET fI M Photographer Kathleen Blase captures a happy reunion moment R Week of June 10-16, 2004 SANIBEL & CAPTIVA, FLORIDA VOLUME 31. NUMBER 23, 20 PAGES 75 CENTS Judge says county must explain causeway maintenance By Donna T. Schuman longer receive that money. Staff Writer Lee County has 20 d.iys u> respoad to ihe claim. The count\ will defend the Lee County w ill have to prove it prop- complaint accordingly accoiding v> ri erly maintained I he Sanibel Causeway foi - press release vshucd by County AHuroey lowing n circuit court judge's ruling to James Yaeger Scist 'week. reinstate a poifion of Sanibel's lawsuit The remaining counts of Sarnbel's UI-A • against the county suit claiming the county viobtt-d its inter- Lee County Circuit Court Judge James local agreement with J he c:ty .is we!! as its Seals reinstated the city's claim that the own comprehensh e land use plan b> county failed to maintain all three replacing not repairing the Span A of she Causeway bridges. The ruling permits the Causeway were dismissed by Seals las! city's argument that the bridges did not month. receive proper maintenance and allows In his ruling. Seals claimed that as the the City of Sanibel to explain the damage.-, owner, the county had the right to replace it endured due to that lack of maintenance. the Causeway. Seals also claimed the "We (Sanibel) ha\e at ieast S2.2 mil- county's policing rights over the lion in direct damage for the county's fail- Causewav could not be contracted awa> ure to maintain the bridge." said City despite what was written m the interlociil Attorney Ken Cuyler.

  • Schadenfreude, Social Identity, and American Media Culture A

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  • Well-Loved Islander Dies in Plane Crash • Mark’S Work Shop Wearhouse • Lady Minto by MITCHELL SHERRIN Bellavance

    Well-Loved Islander Dies in Plane Crash • Mark’S Work Shop Wearhouse • Lady Minto by MITCHELL SHERRIN Bellavance

    Island Homes ...page 40 Garage Sales .... page 36 $ 25 Your Community Newspaper Since 1960 1 (incl. GST) Wednesday, May 12, 2004 44th year Gulf Islands Issue 19 328 Lower Ganges Road, Salt Spring Island, B.C. V8K 2V3 Tel: 250-537-9933 Fax: 250-537-2613 Toll-free: 1-877-537-9934 e-mail: [email protected] editorial: [email protected] Website: www.gulfislands.net THIS WEEK’S INSERTS • Ganges • Thrifty Foods Pharmasave • The Vitamin Well-loved islander dies in plane crash • Mark’s Work Shop Wearhouse • Lady Minto By MITCHELL SHERRIN Bellavance. “He was bigger we’ve heard is that it’s criti- generosity at one point or to perform summer musical • Ganges Village Hospital Staff Writer than life and, in my mind, cal.” another, she said. serenades. Market • Slegg Lumber A flower memorial graced immortal. I think he had a bit Marnée couldn’t hold back “If people want to remem- “He was one of our Salt • Pinnacle Pizza • Uniglobe the parked truck of islander of that in his mind, too.” tears as she talked about her ber him, give their time or Spring characters. It was the Gene Bellavance in Ganges Marnée expressed con- father’s multiple contribu- their money to their favou- perfect place for him,” she after the aviator, welder, cern for Bellavance’s sole tions to the community. rite charities.” said. INSIDE boat builder and community passenger, Mary Steernburg, “He died the way he lived, Among his many contri- Bellavance was well known member died in a floatplane who was taken to Chemainus with love and great passion.
  • Download This Issue As A

    Download This Issue As A

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  • Old Schoolhouse Theater to Acquire Periwinkle Playhouse Study On

    Old Schoolhouse Theater to Acquire Periwinkle Playhouse Study On

    The islands' newspaper *********** CAB-RT SORT **R003 of record 159<X»00:l 0034.94 THO OOOOOO 770 DUNLOP RD SAMI BEL FL 33957 • Ice Sculpture was just one of many attractions Week of May 20 - 26, 2004 SANIBEL & CAPTIVA, FLORIDA VOLUME 31, NUMBER 21 24 PAGES 75 CENTS Old Schoolhouse Theater to acquire Periwinkle Playhouse The Old Schoolhouse Theater Foundation (OSTF) is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement to purchase the Periwinkle Playhouse from the Sanibei Community Association (SCA). The purchase is set to close on August 16, 2004. "We are incredibly excited to be able to continue providing excellent musical theater to our Island communities in this larger, more up-to-date facility," said Chuck Ketteman, OSTF Board President. "Our current Old Schoolhouse facility is an island trea- sure, and has been a large part of our success. But over the past few years the cost of maintaining the building has escalated significantly, and we were fac- ing major additional repairs if we con- tinued to use it. We were also concerned about the long-term use of the facility as a theater, given its age and condition. Photos bv Rennx Severance Now we will be able to move across the From here... .to there. street to a newer, larger venue, in time to ning a theater is not a primary part of the lent theater to our island residents and Ketteman believes that I he new the- open our fall season." Community Association's mission. Our visitors. The Old Schoolhouse Theater ater will provide the same kind of inti- The SCA has been running the Board concluded that our community Foundation certainly has the liack record mate audience experience as in the Old Periwinkle Playhouse for the past year.