st swans to be reintroduced suet mwmmsimm xjmr the trumpeter swan may be seen in local ponds from page 1 said lumsden to try and get them to the point where we can take them off the vulnerable list while there are some swans in western cana da lumsden said they are by no means secure in the east the last record of a trumpeter swan was in 1886 in 1992 the mnr and the canadian wildlife service joined forces to restore the trumpeter to ontario and control the spread of mute swans native to europe and asia the two programs were to be integrated with the objective of placing trumpeter eggs under adult mutes and ensuring that no mute eggs hatched eggs for the program were collected from the wild population breeding in the grand prairie region of alberta building a population of trumpeters in ontario has been difficult until 1990 only 14 eggs per year were available for use in restora tion at present 100 eggs per year are available and 30 twoyear old birds can be released which brings us to cooperators a cooperator is someone with a pond who is willing to allow a breeding pair to take up residence current ly 19 breeding pairs are being looked after by cooperators and lumsden has nine more pairs to place the right individuals will have a pond preferably springfed which they are willing to fence in an aerator is also necessary to ensure a healthy supply of oxygen in the pond and then for about 50 dollars per year to feed the birds you can enjoy the beauty of these splen did creatures on your own property asked if the birds might become dependent on humans for food lumsden said trumpeters are hearty enough to find a food supply on their own generally consisting of pond weeds and other aquatic plants our policy is by all means feed the birds at this stage of the program the name of the game is survival said lumsden as long as we can get good survival rates in these critical years gradually theyll look after themselves lumsden and others in the project have as a goal 15 breeding pairs in the wilds of ontario by the end of the century he thinks its within sight if survival rates dont changeand we are able to release 30 twoyearold birds well reach the goal by 1999 he predicted if you are interested in becoming a coopera tor contact harry lumsden at 905 7276492 preferably after 7 pm correction in the wednesday tribune a story on lynda norman incorrectly stated she is the coowner and administrator of a limousine company she has not owned the company for 11 years the tribune regrets the error its a whopper kyle peters 7 is all excited as he nets a trout with help from dad gary and his brother jason at burds trout farm thursday photosjoerd witteveen cop cards carries message to students cop cards are coming to a school near you york regional police are putting their faces on trading cards a community service program geared toward stu dents a series of 34 cards will be released one by one each week during the school year featuring police chief bryan cousineau and officers from every branch of the depart ment including the emergency response marine detective canine and streetbeat units huff appearing at local church the toronto blue jays may be sidelined by the current major league baseball players strike but stouffville will still get a taste of blue jay fever tomorrow sunday blue jays outfielder mike huff will be speaking at the stouffville missionary church to help that church kick off its fall theme explore and dis cover huff who belongs to the peterboroughbased epistle ministries will speak to the congregation and guests at the churchs 1030 am service visitors are welcome with the program to include live music by the church band and short drama presentations refreshments will be served in the church basement following the program the cards will include a drug awareness message and are similar to those released in previous years featuring mem bers of the toronto maple leafs and the former junior a newmarket royals the idea originated in port land oregon and we got wind of it and decided it would be a good way to get involved with youth in the community explained inspector doug davies officers who appear on the cards volunteered to do so he said and each card has an antidrug message it was completely voluntary and everyone is pretty excited about it davies said funding for the project came from consumers gas and the proceeds from the annual chiefs dinner the cards will be available at the 5 district police station on mccowan rd crime power tools stolen power tools valued at 6200 were stolen from a the garage of a home on 10th line this week sometime between 10 pm monday and 950 am tuesday the side window of the garage was removed by thieves york region police said the stolen power tools all have the inititials mjd engraved on them home broken into a jasmine cr home was broken into this week a basement window was smashed in by the thieves sometime between mid night on monday and 730 pm tuesday harvest time 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