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thursday june 25 1970 farm teribxtne whitchurch girl wins wi award the tribune page 9 jimiillmiuiiimililllllilllmlllllimi student proiect antique raise a calf by aa wall agricultural represen tative for york county newmarket school is out this week for farm boys and girls and they will be active right away in farm operations its great when they can take on a project of their own and its really big if it makes spending money for next year heres an idea thats sure to work start one or more dairy bull calves on milk or milk replacer switch them gradually to calf starter and keep them going to about 200 lbs change them to a growing ration 13 percent protein with antibiotics added and feed free choice for about 90 days the calves should weigh about 500 lbs at this stage and go in the extra heavy veal class there is a growing demand for these calves on the toronto market they were selling at around 36 cents last week so that each calf brings around 175 feeds costs have to come off of course and they will come to 65 to 75 there are lots of other costs that should be added but they arent the out-of- pocket kind so that the gross profit appears quite good the original value of the dropped calf would have to be taken into ac count the big point is that calves could be grown out like this on many dairy farms without increasing building overhead or labour costs so the idea could be used as a good sideline as well as a good family project 4h projects are very popular in york too meetings for all clubs will be held regularly now and there are many special events dan mcclure of newmarket is our delegate to 4h leadership con ference at guelph this week a special science seminar also at guelph will be attended by wendy norris of pefferlaw pauline johnson of belhaven and valerie warriner of markham a 4h conference is scheduled for york university later on and those from our county will be don risebrough judy norris paul wardlaw marlene warnock jane yusko butch cosburn norman darrach donna hope and tim henshaw i auction i brooklin a rural antique auction sale likely without equal anywhere in the area will be held on the property of alex a em- mett 2 miles north of brooklin and 7 miles east items in excellent condition include a high- wheeled gig a high- wheeled 2seat buggy with brass hub caps an oxen collar a heavy brass english hand school bell a wallhanging grand fathers clock a genuine buffalo robe several cutters including one hand made cow bells horse bells broad axes oxen yoke a grain cradle a flail and many other valuable items the sale begins at 12 noon the auctioneers are reg johnson and son sunderland plowmen plan match ontario cty the officers and directors of the north ontario plowmens association met june 8 in the beaverton town hall to make plans for the district match the date has been set for oct 8 on the farm of vyse westcott beaverton rr3 committees include staking vyse westcott donald smith beaverton morgan degeer mt albert and clarence breen zephyr lunch and banquet vyse westcott donald smith and russell morrison beaverton 10 acres public auction ixhntctl 5 miles north east of murkham or three miles south east of stouffvillc on lot 35 concession 8 of the township of pickering watcli for signs thurs june 25 730pm sale held on location kxcellcnt building site partially wooded with strong year round stream call for brochures maw auction service 124 kent st w lindsay 705 3242591 tractor vyse westcott beaverton jr match committee les smith sunderland donald smith beaverton and ivan degeer mt albert approve school addition york cty the york county board of education adopted a recom mendation monday to authorize the construction of a 200000 addition to the mount albert public school the school which serves the east half of east gwillimbury township has a present enrollment of 503 the actual capacity of the building built in 1966 is only 400 the remaining students are housed in portable classrooms the addition will consist of three classrooms a health room and a library resource centre plprtpri from y nine entries whitchurch twp seventeen year old jean miller a grade 13 student of stouffville dist secondary school has been selected winner of the york womens institute 1970 scholarship the presentation will be made on thursday today at a meeting in vellore vaughan twp the amount is 100 jean is the daughter of mr and mrs john miller cone 6 whitchurch she plans to enroll at the university of toronto in the fall and will specialize in rehabilitation therapy nine girls from across the county were entered as candidates marks were based on many areas of achievement including 4h work as well as academic standing as a member first of the agincourt 4h club and later stouffville i jean completed 4 units in a period of nine years current leaders are mrs bruce davidson and mrs wr joyce both of stouffville rri interest in 4h projects has always played an important part in the life of her family including brothers murray and ernie and her sister margaretb the community offers its congratulations f rrcrur car truck rentals smile a mile with arrow hourly daily weekly pickups stakes and vans available at low rates markham supertest service centre highways 7 48 markham phone 2972927 r consignment sale stouffville dairy cattle consignment sales have become popular at the stouffville sales arena hwy 47 north of town such an auction is scheduled for thursday july 2 beginning at 730 pm an excellent selection of fresh cows and springers two year olds and heifer calves are assured some are pure breds with rop records as well as grade stock the auctioneers and sales managers are frank bennett and norm faulkner trustee mrs louise aimone commented that the school would not be large enough even with the addition if the com munity were to expand one small subdivision and infilling within the village are anticipated lv another elm falls victim to dread disease whether the site be town or country the once mighty elm has little hope of survival their skeleton forms dot the landscape everywhere this cro on a lot at elm road in stouffville was toppled with the aid of a tow truck when nearby homes were threatened peter harris teams top class aurora heavy horse teams belonging to gord lewis cashel murray grove stouffville and donamerr farms markham collected no less than ten first prize awards at the 49th annual show aurora six of the red ribbons were won by the lewis clydesdales bills got you buffaloed see hfc dont be stampeded get help now with an hfc bill payer loan pay everything at once then have just one payment a month to hfc smaller than the monthly total youre paying now for bill paying or for any other good purpose borrow with confidence from hfc need up to sooo apply for your loan by phone well supply your loan by mail household finang extended healthcare benefits for ontarios growing population effective july 1st 1970 ohsip coverage extended to include the services of chiropractors osteopaths and chiropodists starting july 1st the widespread coverage and health benefits provided by the ontario health services insurance plan will be further extended subscribers will be covered for the services of three more healthcare groups of practitioners chiropractors osteopaths and chiropodists markham 27 main street telephone 294241 1 nxl to the pot orfic ask about our trtning hours see the new line of john deere power mowers your friendly john deere dealer hutchinson farm supply phone 6402699 benefit rates for chiropractic treatment benefit rates for osteopathic treatment benefit rates for chiropody ohsip will pay 700 ohsip will pay ill pay 3 miles north of ringwood on hwy 48 initial treatment in the practitioners office or in an institution subsequent treatment en office or institution treatment in the patients home ohsip radiographic examination maximum for each service ohsip will pay total allowed per person in a twelvemonth period ohsip will pay maximum ohsip payment per person in a twelvemonth period excluding radiographic examinations 10000 500 700 1000 2500 ohsip will pay s 700 500 700 initial treatment in the practitioners office or in an institution subsequent treatment in office or institution ohsip will pay treatment in the patients home ohsip will pay radiographic examination maximum fur each service ohsip will pay total allowed per person in a twelvemonth period ohsip will pay maximum ohsip payment per person in a twelvemonth period excluding radiographic examinations 10000 ontario department of health hon thomas l wells minister 1000 2500 treatment in the practitioners office or in an institution or in the patients home ohsip will pay radiographic examination maximum for each service ohsip will pay total allowed per person in a twelvemonth period ohsip will pay independent minor procedure which may be extra to the visit and will include followup care ohsip will pay bilateral or multiple procedures performed at one stage for second procedure ohsip will pay for third procedure ohsip will pay maximum ohsip payment per person in a twelvemonth period excluding radiographic examinations 10000 500 1000 25co 900 450 225 isipj