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Orono Weekly Times, 3 May 1956, p. 7

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fn June ef that year 1 spent two weeks h2 southern New Jersey witbi my parents, Onre day somieone who knew of mny interest in birds told me of a maan a f ew -miles qway who ae t- exrted thlem. 1 called him on khe télephon-e and te mY delight lie told me that he fed birdsý hi sumrmer as wefl aÉs in wîin 'Zer. I shaih neyer rorget that vilsit and what it taught me aboiut the fun one can hýave frmfeedling ird'eils- insomr Miy hast hadi only (mnelag eeeder i» the center of his yardl, but he had plan-ted along is property 1 i n e s several shade trees, thickets of shrubs, anid dlense clu-mps ofhnescl 41sid grapevines in whichl birdls c-ould hide tLheir nests. Cardin- ais, catbirds, robins, tîraushe-rs, »nd ïany ther birds sat in his Prt:etops or shrubbery, visctl- lngP., caling, or flying from tbliket 1to thicicet.While wex watehed, a flamning red cardin- ai fiew te the bircd feeder, ted thJere- for a few; moments, tIen Dew to a hanr-eysuckile bush îin a corner of the yard. "Watcl this," MY hast saici q[tietly. 1-e walked to tIe bird feed- irg station, took some English- wtaln)ut kernels from his pocket, eind spread themi on the tray ar týhe open feeder. Instanlly a cýlaMer af young bird voices came fromn the honeysuekie tieket. The maie cardlinal pop- flew back ta the toneysîîckle bush were 1 could see if pake the piece of wainuf dJow,ýn tf toat af one of sevecialunisýy young c;arnIs, frot long out of the nest, that crowcted aboxut the parent bird. Stil the young irds cahled, perhaps mare loudfly tha'n befor0(. The lemale car-dinal now came t o the feeder. Sh3e, tea, piJçked zup somne of île wuainut meats,, back ta the young birdl,-, and led themi. Bath Parents now workecI feverishly ta leed tle clamrorin-g yoLing ones unitil aW] oï tle walnut kernes an the feedinig trùy had bleen carried away. The young birds Mt ]caSi ed Iaudly, ibut wîen île man moved awvay from the leeder and we walked out of theirsgt behind the house, t'hey werec suent. "Don'f let ayoytellyn tlat Ibir~ds rnt'mat"my hast said smnilingiy. "Sh-ortly affertune young crdiais left the nest, the parents, in addi- bion tA eedmng them insects, gave them iwalnuts that 1 lad been put ting in ftle feed fray for the aid birds,, The young birds took a likîng ta them andi soon learned that wvheniever they saw mue althte leedler, that meant walnuts. Sa ai] they haveý te, da nowv is to make a lot ai noise and the parents 1111 the wvifh mwaInufs te siiut tlLemup.fD" Iftakes only (Due experience RIGHT HONORABLE WINSTON CHURCHILL"S LANDRACE BOAR 'Chcrtwell Viking 3rd." bred four îïmported Swedish csewsusi rýeceived by -Fergus Landrace Swine Farm, cswn-ed by jack Tweddle and Harry Cassie of Fergus. One scw is seen aove. 'the prolud owners of these outstcinding in-rîed Landrace r.ows which wvere brod te this outstarnding boor cf S;r Winster Ch-urch'Ili, aise iteceved with this shipmnent a totalý of 13 imperteo rcws and 1 bbear 'F different Swedish bleed unPres., These ani- mvals were purchased frem srrns ef the mesýI eutstandiïng Lreeders in Great Briîain, This shipmrent makes the feurth importation cf Landrace swine which the Fergus tandrace Swvine Fairm have brcoght te Fei-gus witl'in the lest few months. 95% cof the swine in Deqmairk are Landrace, but in the lest few years this breed has baecomne very popular in England, Scotland and the United States, and many rwinie breeders in Canada believe they will becomne very pepu- far in Canada. The> are the bacôin type hog, langer thon manory cf thie breeds in Canada, they do net becom-e as fat, are very hardycandil Is predicted they will Play a ver-y important roýI!ini impreving fhe quality cf our bacon and ether Park producis in Canada. OILS, GRPASES TIRES ani varnishes, -electlc rnt, shop machinens'. Dealers went.- Vite: W,,arco Grease and i 01 ri, Toronto. "1T S wanted. to seil Stand-rdd ig C a d a, %with orwihu .ine. Excellent commissions. Send mples iodas'. Standard Greeting 195 Perth St. Brockiville, Ont. SELL ELECIRIC SHAVERS! antI distributors wanted ta WELL DONE-icel Shoefer, 13, returns te his home in Chicogo and his mom's proud welcomne. A Boy Scout and a poîie, victim, Jeel has just completedi 131/2 he-iurs cf wligte fuifili re- quiremnents for a hiking menit bodge and the Engle Scout rank. Hiking 20 miles along t he historic Lincoln Trail, thý scout used' crutches menst of the time. like tlis ta convin)ce yaou ta birds in Che back yard are in- teesing at i imes ai the year. -Fr'om *SI"Songbird(s n YouLr Garderi, by Ji n K Tc One of-fihe sprigh-fiest wits in radio, Ed (Dufify's Taverni Gardner, onc'e panicked the Newv York Basebaàil Writers As- sojciation with his tale aI a two0- headed pitcher nam-ed Athios and PorthosMGnns [t seemned thaýt the hoe'u lacked color alld the manager Called Lupon i-hs players for ,sug- gestions. CI knowv where there's a fwo- headed pitcher, Skçip," voul,- safed one oý the playerjs. ,you think flat wolcibc apnovel- ty?" "A pifcheýir wttwo h,-ead(s, eh"mused the manager. ',S o îatif hie aif't a niovelty,? Wheý else could we gat ta atchlirai and third at the samne tm "And what a greaf gu9y to pliclidouble . headers!" ent lus- ed anoher' player. "Where is he frm?" asked the manager. "Walla WauilWshinton, af Course" was the reply. MOTOR COAT - Continental metoirinig cecrt in water-repel- lent, windpr-oof white pop... i a recent newcomer te this coulntry. lt's cul full for Com- fort and hoodeci for weair in th-e little, Open sports cars se Poe'pu- lot these days,. Coait is butteýned and buckle-d in caîf. The great Tw-,o-Tap rpre ta camp warnga fxdand everybody in the hote]loIbby turned ta stars ai thim. "Wlat are yeul staring ai? Two-Top demnandied. "Aini't any af you people ever see a tuxedo kielore-,-" The manag.er saothed i lus find by tîelling him ithiaftîIere -was al masquerade bal :scheduled thiat evening.,- Two-Top attend- ed and wonj first prize, lHe ap- peared es ia pair of boekends, with a book betwveen the fwýo heads -- a 'book entlitled "My Soni, My7son.' The next day he- was equip- ped wifh a uniform wvith two caps. But in lis first start as- a pitcher, Two-Top and île catcher becomne involved in an argumient. The catcher had sig- naled for a fýast bal, and Two- Top had nodded yes wvith orle headd shaken no with l(le other. "l'ni getting sick and tired of two-lea,-ded pitchers aro-urd here," the catcher complined- te tle manager. "1Don't get excited." rejoîn- ed the skipper. "Go out there an-d taik, it over with Twci-Top. Aller ail, three leads is bet- ter than one." But Two-Top's heads could-n't agree aind he l in- ,gered but brie-fivy in the big leagues. Later lie landed a jobli th ing tennis nmatches Io.-,. Mvovie-, tone News. Gossip cotlnists niow say he's courting a movie actress. Her name? Simone Simone, of course j 345 Cr 1i q East tMontreel GO i1NTO BUSINESS -foryore. Seli exclusive houseware products and arppiances wan-ted by every house- holder. These itemis are noi soîri in stores. There is no competition. Profit uip to 500%. W %rite immrýediately for free color catalog wltb retail prices shown. Separate confidential whalle- sale price li.5t will be included. 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