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thursday nov 26 1970 tree planting program demand exceeds the supply ky aa wall agricultural itepresen- tatiic for york county york cty trees on farms have been taking quite a beating in the last few years dutch kim disease has been the most destructive force by a long way it has had a tragic effect on the rural land- scoe and no practical way has been found to stop it changes in ownership and use of land here in york hasnt helped trees either outlook is often short range and since woodlots dont contribute very much anymore as either fuel or building materials they are often on the bottom of the priority list for care and attention still farmers i know have a real appreciation for trees and its wor thwhile to know that there are ways to improve the situation the metro conservation authority for example has a program to replace shade trees on farms they will plant up to too trees five to six feethigh on any farm in the area covered by the authority for s154j per tree the demand is nearly always far ahead of supply for these trees so the sooner orders go in the better seedling trees are available for planting next spring at ten dollars per thousand from the department of lands and forests pine spruce cedar ash silver maple oak and black locust are the common kinds and orders should go in now for next spring the woodland im provement act offers the widest range of assistance farmers with woodlots can sign an agreement with the department of lands and forests that will provide complete management advisory service and planting of new trees wherever needed the work can all be done by the department with the owner paying only for the trees and about 23 percent of the labor another way is for the owner to contribute his share in the form of labor the contract is for 15 years and can be tran sferred to a new owner if the farm is sold in terested landowners could contact john griffiths or neil mcdermott at the lands and forests office near maple an effort towards care and management of trees on farms can still be well worthwhile even with our fast changing farm situation select match site ontario cty the ontario plowmans association plans several years in advance in selecting suitable sites for international competition in 1975 the match will return to ontario county the farm of heber down brooklin the announcement was made recently at an opa banquet attended by the association secretary ed starr nineteen families york ontario achievement days yorkontario achievement days are busy days for girls enrolled in the 59 yorkontario 4h clubs under the direction of home economist mrs ixiise gatenby ontario centre leads off nov 28 in trinity united church uxbridge followed by ontario south dec 5 in the claremont community hal and ontario north dec 12 in brock dist high school cannington the subject is the 3rd meal for yoifc the programs are held in january at the following locations york south jan 9 at all saints anglican church king city and york north trinity united church newmarket jan 16 the subject is the jacket dress stouffville has two 4h groups one under the leadership of mrs bruce davidson and the other headed by mrs ha ilarcourt the tribune page 9 j adult skate the seasons first adult only skating night will bo held in the stouffville arena saturday evening at 830 pm wipe the rust off the speeders and join in the fun call mi uxbridge showman frank hendy claremont rr 1 is not holding his head in his hands the image is merely a reflection in an engraved silver tray emblematic of the rye championship at the royal winter fair for 1970 jas thomas r i a i i radicd roofing and siding kkhookind fife ivsliriuitfs airs olr specialty fioiirg ill bring you ideas on money back life insur ance sun lifes security fund endowment pro tects your family until you are 65 then returns all premiums plus dividends heinz u daues clu r r3 claremont telephone 004065 sun life of canada uxbridge showman three championships at royal ifar bring em home for service whether you need a paint job an engine tuneup or a complete overhaul your equipment will be han dled on a personal basis by men who know how by competent service technicians fully prepared to perform any service needed on todays precision equipment our service department always is your best bet but for a limited time were offering even more the handy ih spotlight shown above its a free bonus with our spotlight special come in for full details chas richards main west sons ltd stouffville 6403830 on welfare uxbridge twp the welfare role in the twp of uxbridge contains nineteen families ad ministrator harry noble informed council nov 9 he said the number changed each week as some recipients of assistance were removed and others were added stud tires approved stouffville stouffville council has supported a resolution from the town of timmins that studded tires be allowed on ontario roads this winter particularly in the northern regions of the province councillor jim mckellar said that in his opinion the studs had proved a very necessary safety device uxbridge twp for the second year in a row grain showman frank hendy rri goodwood has brought honor to himself and uxbridge township with quality field crop and vegetable entries at the royal winter fair he captured three in dividual championships in classes for rye carrots and onions he won the rye title in 1969 in addition this year his entry in the pie pumpkin class placed first winning out over eight others not to be completely outdone by her husband mrs laura hendy scored a 4th in the class for golden hubbard squash 1st for buttercup squash 3rd for squash collection 8 varieties 2nd for vegetable marrow and a 2nd in carrots for potatoes seed albert hockley claremont rri was in the winners circle again taking the reserve championship with his norland variety the reserve championship for christmas trees went to ruth spademan markham the spademan christmas tree farm scotch pine is in ux bridge township in the class for barley 2rowed davidson bros agin- courtstouffville captured a red ribbon they also won 5th on soft white winter wheat behind davidson bros in the 2rowed barley class 847 was donald dunkeld 3rd and murrav dunkeld 5th claremont rr2 in the class for early oats peter pearce ux bridge rr 2 won a 7th out of 18 entries in class 879 tworowed barley ralph harrison rr 2 uxbridge placed 6th and earl phoenix greenbank 10th there were 28 en tries in the sebago potato class ivan norton goodwood rri placed 1st albert hockley 2nd and frank hendy 3rd mr norton also headed the carrot class 907 in class 719 for pedigreed red clover seed dalton rumney gormley rr2 placed third cash stolen stouffville stouffville police are in vestigating the theft of 244 cash from the premises of nick beelik auto body main street east twp of uxbridge vote frank hendy councillor monday dec 7 polling hours 10 am to 8 pm ft rrcnir car truck rentals hourly daily weekly pickups stakes and vans available at low rates markham supertest service centre highways 7 48 markham phone 2945112 2972987 smile a mile with arrow r l i l i l i l i i l l i i uxbridge township previous 2 years no decisions last years nothing next 2 years lets do something vote for progress elect bruce red it herrington reeve uxbridge township mon dec 7th 10 am to 8 pm i i i i i i i i i i i i i j newyorkcityfor2 0 l i i i 0 0 0 a a 0 i 0 0 j sponsored by the downtown stouffville businessmen watch for banners for 3 days and 2 nights plus accomodation and 50 additional cash fly via american airlines 402 spend 3 days go on conducted tours attend a drama comedy i a m i or musical or dine and dance at the copa- and two nghts at the luxurous amercana hotel cobqnq and stj mqre christmas shop these stores in downtown stouffville will be at stouffville civic square in the clock tower after the santa claus parade dec 5th and also en dec 12th 19th 22nd 23rd watch for further details houston pharmacy crest hardware oneills furniture teds men i boyi wear lehmans shoe 5c to si 00 stouffville fred jackson sonj aikens ida pharmacy marguerite shoppe weldons mens wear footwear raymer interiors greenwood tv valufair marts newmans colour shoppe hudson floral designs stouffville red white foodmaster stouffville iga rutherford house of fashion waggs jewellery china cards dominion hardware stouffville bakery pauls stouffville sound 4 music morden helwig rules 1 entrants must bo 18 years of age or older 2 couhns arc available in participating merchants stoics in downtown stoultvillc watch for banners 3 contest closes thursday december 21th 1970 il ft pm i participating merchants of the downtown sloiittville businessmen and their immed iate families arc ineligible enter as often as you wish ijrrrrddr 0 il 0 i l i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 i