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thursday mar 27 1969 the tribune page 1 1 area remains open gormley although several conservation areas including greenwood are now closed due to the spring breakup bruces mill will be open to mid- april for the maple syrup festival to which the pub lic is invited the village of stouffville no onehorse town the village of stouffville can never lay claim to the reputation of being a onehorse town the truth is its the most equestrianconscious community in york county this fourfooted pedestrian was caught by the tribune camera outside a store on main street staff photo heber down of brooklin grand champion at county seed fair show uxbridge heber down wellknown brook lin area farmer has been named for the grand championship award at the annual ontario county seed fair and hay show held at uxbridge march 20 mr downs entries of wheat oats barley and corn received the highest number of points there were 43 exhibitors and 107 exhibits the grand championship prize is donated by milton parkin of kinsale individual class cham pionships were awarded as follows hay champion ship clifford ross bea- verton fall wheat cham pionship heber down brooklin oat champion ship heber down brooklin barley champion ship robert smith port perry potato champion ship albert hockley claremont rh 1 ear corn championship bob hunter brooklin rr 1 ken fallis of the soils and crops branch toronto was the official judge the seed fair is spon sored each year by the on tario county soil and crop improvement association in cooperation with the ontario department of ag riculture the president is bill batty results of judging fol low fall wheat heber down brooklin les smith port perry oats late bill batty brooklin donald dunkeld claremont oats any other variety heber down brooklin lloyd smith port perry barley 6 rowed any variety russell morri son beaverton barley 2 rowed any variety donald dun keld claremont leslie smith port perry heber down brooklin ear corn any variety bob hunter brooklin donald alves brooklin frank brooks mount al bert shelled corn any var iety frank brooks mount albert potatoes foundation early albert hockley claremont potatoes foundation late albert hockley claremont ivan norton goodwood frank hendry claremont potatoes table stock ivan norton goodwood albert hockley claremont silage corn heber down brooklin frank brooks mount albert haylage fred balling seagrave 1st cut hay 75 or more grass keith st john uxbridge cliff ross beaverton 1st cut hay 75 or more legume cliff ross beaverton donald dun keld claremont 1st cut hay mixed cliff ross beaverton keith st john uxbridge 2nd cut hay ivan norton goodwood leslie smith port perry junior section oats any variety named donovan smith port perry earl phoenix greenbank oats rodney douglas dunkeld claremont barley any variety named robert smith port perry douglas dun keld claremont potatoes late or early marion norton goodwood linda johnson uxbridge ear corn douglas dunkeld claremont shelled corn douglas dunkeld claremont 1st cut hay douglas f175 ammonium nitrate is part of a wide range of highgrade fertilizers produced in our lambton works your nearest cll dealer can supply you with modern applicators time your fertilizing early this year and reap more bushels per acre fertilizers master feeds stouffville phone 6401892 massey- ferguson challenges the high cost of putting a 5plow tractor on your farm check out the low price were asking for this mf 175 with 5plow rating see what it offers as standard equipment masseyfergusons pressure control the greatest tractor advance in 33 years power steering advanced ferguson system hy draulics and 3point linkage category ii heavy- duty double disc brakes multipower 12speed transmission and much much more all designed to make the mf 175 the best 5plow tractor buy for the money come in and see how easy it is to put 5plow capability on your farm rumble tractor and equipment massey- ferguson sales and service corner of don mills sad stoufmh roads oormlcy ontario phone u73ss6 masseyferguson the challengers t editors mail glen major crossing signals inadequate jbi dear sir 1 am writing in regard to the accident of mr and mrs allan lishman at the glen major rail road crossing on march 10 as reported in your issue of march 13 after a very close miss at this crossing some years ago 1 wrote the cpr about the inade quacy of the signals their reply was that the type of signal was ap proved by the transport board in 1913 i repeat 1913 and the board had not seen fit to re commend any changes since my very narrow escape from serious or fatal accident i have had many opportunities to observe this signal and can vouch for the fact that it is very erratic in its behaviour but even if it did always function perfectly it is because of the nature of the ap proaches virtually use less we are all thankful that the lishman acci dent was not more seri ous than it was and might easily have been i am writing to you sir not only because i do not know mr and mrs lishman or their ad- the level crossing at glen major in uxbridge twp where a pickering driver and his wife came close to staff photo death in a recent traincar crash dress but in the hope that others in the com munity will join me in deploring this antiquat ed and dangerous situa tion and will take what steps they can to press for its correction george d gibson 305 davenport rd toronto tra protein in alfalfa hay is worth a lot for dairy cattle for spring grains garry- is still hard to beat in oat varieties with kelsey a se cond choice and stormont a good one if you are fed up with trying to combine lodged grain only seven samples at seed show a a wall york cty a num ber of different items could be reported from the seed fair at victoria square but ill select just two for this time the first is that there were only seven samples of seed in the whole show its obvious that people could care less about show ing seed these days im not very worried about this change a great deal of the seed that is dunkeld claremont irwin smith port perry 2nd cut hay robert smith port perry bruce smith port perry used now goes through the seed trade and the stand ards are generally good to be honest though the real reason for having a seed fair is that its a good excuse to have a good meeting on crop produc tion and our meeting was good jack hagarty raljvji winfield and frank mar- ritt all had uptodate in formation on weed control corn planting and pushing crops to their highest yields the second point from the fair concerns me a little more than the first that is that in the hay classes there were no en tries at all in the class for first cut alfalfa this illustrates the point that not much clear alfalfa is grown in york county we have more acres of hay and pasture than anything else and alfalfa is away head of any other plants grass or legume still our forage seedings nearly al ways have some timothy or brome and sometimes even red clover to take up space that could have been better used by a 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