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Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), June 11, 1970, p. 11

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thursday june 11 1970 the tribune page 11 farm king coie duck farm wrtbund waste accommodation taxed to limit with binoculars and camera whitchurch twp the disposal of waste on property at the king cole uxbridge heronry an awesome sight by edge and betty pegg uxbridge twp on sunday may 31 while my wife betty was busy with report cards i decided to head a few miles north into uxbridge township with companions harvey medland toronto and bob morrison altona road our first stop was west of chalk lake where we found tree swallows roughwinged and bank swallows nesting nearby we saw three bluebirds in the wooded area we heard the call of the towhee ovenbird redeyed verio peewee and least flycatcher while a rose- breasted grosebeak watched from a tree above our next stop was on the uxbridgereach townline and this location produced three rare species a red headed woodpecker a grasshopper sparrow and a western sparrow known as the claycolored several years ago a pair of these birds were discovered nesting at a christmas tree farm by jim richards of orono their numbers have since the great blue heron is shallow lakes and rivers increased raising my list of species to 203 for 1970 along the roadsides we found bobolinks brown thrashers and kingbirds plentiful while eating our lunch under a tree a black- billed cuckoo joined us this red eyed bird feasted on tent caterpillars a to discuss tax paper another quality product from brooklin concrete phone 6553311 canadas largest wading bird it nests in colonies near betty pegg favorite food for them our last call for the day was at a heronry my friends who had never seen such a thing before were awed by the sight of this colony with its one hundred or more nests built close together at the top of deciduous trees the great blue herons were flying back and forth feeding their young their food consists of snakes frogs eels insects and mice but the bulk of it is fish these are mostly of the nongame variety mans highly selective take of game fish often creates an unbalanced situation which the great blue heron tends to correct those who submit to being bored by talkers gain popularity of a sort ontario cty mp norm cafik member for ontario riding has an nounced a series of meetings throughout his constituency to discuss the white paper proposals for tax reform for residents of pickering township the meeting will be held in bayview heights public school in bay ridges at 815 pm june 19 uxbridge high school will be the site of the meeting june 22 at 830 pm for residents of the town and township of uxbridge and the township of scott brooklin concrete products limited hwy 12 brooklin telephone 6553311 yonge st newmarket telephone 8956781 tilden car truck rental service featuring general motors cars trucks now available at john vance gulf centre 2942422 corner of ovlda wellington sts markham 3 gallon f deluxe sleeping bags utility cooler ktps k up to 3 dms longttt ttoht- wtrgm and tiurm sale price fe3 vsm trailway 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nearby the firm utilizes an estimated 150000 gallons of water per day in dissolving the refuse a halfmillion ducks are marketed annually from this location j c murby larm operator has asked the county for permission to use about 30 acres of forest property for a disposal site a committee headed by reeve ga williams of vaughan plus represen tatives of the dept of lands and forests and the dept of agriculture have inspected the planned operation the committee has agreed that permission be allowed on a oneyear root rot hits barley crops by aa wall agricultural represen tative for york county york cty spring grain ran into trouble last week our crop specialist paul fish was on a lot of farms to investigate here are some things he found the most common difficulty was that barley in particular was turning yellow with some of it dying and often entire fields looking sick paul identified the cause many times as root rot yellow ends on the leaves brown stalks and stunted roots are the symptoms the disease is soil borne and there is no cure for it mildew is causing some trouble too light coloured spots on the leaves are evident fortunately herta barley is resistant to mildew so that its likely to show up only on keystone or conquest some fields were showing a shortage of fertility even where there was adequate fertilizer put present trophy stouffville a trophy in the name of the stouffville and claremont lions club will be put up for competition in future best float classes of the ontarioquebec lions convention parades this year the prize was won by stouffville- claremont but no trophy was available instead the clubs received 100 in prize money lion ollie pellett said the money would be used to purchase the grand prize trophy while two smaller ones would be retained one for stouffville and the other for claremont on cold nights last week slowed up the release of plant food and well ad vanced crops were running short nematodes are around this year too they usually work in patches with oats and barley turning to a poor color and growth almost at a standstill all of these problems are at their worst right now as the soil warms up more and the plants gain some strength the effect of diseases and insects is offset some by the strong healthy plants left an item on the brighter side this week concerns the superb performance of a sow in king township no question about the virtue of motherhood for this proud bacon basket owned by ross folliott on the sixth concession she came through with twentytwo of a family in one sitting putting to shame most of her contemporaries who are satisfied with eight or ten so a tip of our hat to her for showing the way in higher yields and bigger volumes factors so vital in the farm business basis pending the arranging of a suitable rental fee and the taking out by mr murby of sufficient liability in surance to cover any damages that may be incurred several county mem bers had certain reser vations about utilizing forest lands for this pur pose wallace donnell deputyreeve of north gwillimbury pointed to the fact that drainage from that point flowed north to lake simcoe norman barnard deputyreeve of whit church wondered whether lands used in part for recreational purposes should be made available for acceptance of waste an engineer from the office of the dept of agriculture said the sandy soil in the forest made for excellent absorption he said other methods of disposal had been con sidered but none proved adequate a h rutherford deputyreeve of vaughan took the side of the duck farm operator and farmers in general he said fer tilizer was badly needed on most properties a practice that served a twofold purpose a benefit to the lands and a means of disposal for the farmer he warned against placing too many restrictions against agriculture since the in dustry itself was already facing many problems at the conclusion of the discussion it was agreed that the matter should be referred back to com mittee for further con 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