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rice calf i iunionvtlle 6 aug 28 romandale v farms j ltd rr 1 unionvule- held- a j dispersal sale that win go down in the history of the canadian- holstein- friesein breed the jtinternatiozially famous f romandale herd was dijpersed for j279s50000 two hun- jdred and one head j- averaged 1390796 in addition a world record price was established for an abc reflection sovereign excellent and class extra bull calf romandale pride that c sold to japan holstein v breeding services hokkaido japan for j t400ooooo stephen b roman started his romandale herd in 1950 his brother george became his operative partner at that time and david houck tlsl 2 gormley joined htm in 1963 and has been the herd superintendent ever since a number of star brood cows cows and longtime producers carry the romandale prefix as wdl as the everincreasing high number of romandale internationally famous bulls with high positive type and production proof a master breeder shield was awarded in 1965 hays farms in ternational ltd at oak- ville managed the sale the bull calf that brought the world record price was born july 15 1979 romandale pride is sired by v one of the greatest bulls of all tune abc reflection sovereign his dam is an excellent roybrook telstar female romandale telstar brenda has four lac tations averaging 142 per cau milk and 155 per cent fat bca abc reflection sovereign also sired the next two high selling females romandale trillium an open heifer sold for 330000 to lessia farms ltd georgetown a july heifer calf was purchased by attilio ladina and sons of cremona italy 7 a sale summary follows twelve males averaged 753333 for a total of 9040000 ninety- nine milking females averaged 1313484 for a total of 130035000 twentyseven bred heifers averaged 607037 for a total of 16390000 twentyfive open heifers averaged 1945200 for a total of 48630000 six teen bull calves averaged 3073750 for a total of 49180000 twentytwo heifer calves averaged 1194318 for a total of 26275000 editors mail 0 many hurt by biased report jdear jim 1 feel compelled to j state how unfair i felt the reporting was of the a tribunes coverage of the v recent dispute between the yorkcounty board of education and 1 the secondary school teachers in the issue of sept 6 it has always been my belief and hope that the press would report facts on both sides not biased reporting as in any dispute there are opposing views where was the view of the teachers in your report your editorial black tuesday was unjust and in poor taste it is this kind of press that makes it even more difficult for teachers and students to interact with good feelings the very positive letter proud to be a teacher was buried on page 23 why most other letters are published on the editorial page please think about the results of your reporting many have been hurt sincerely lovanna sanders editors note through irresponsible actions sept 4 the teachers hurt themselves op to annual meeting stouffville ci the annual meeting of the stouffville cooperative l association will be held 1 on thursday tonight at 815 pm in the masonic hall the financial report for the year ending may j 31 will be circulated and r discussed new directors i wul be elected the president for h 197879 has been don miller markham r r 2 tthe vicepresident is jim ivrae stouffville rr 4 directors currently holding office include s be v beach claude kerr smith paul hulshdf lloyd grose stuart watson and theo vanderburgt the secretary is tc kerr in addition to the manager george tim bers there are ten full- time staff members in cluding elmor bently sharon bentley elmer burkholder dave clubine don hamilton louie hoover stephan pope bill rae mike stewart and ross wideman 1 gun certificates the hunting season is fast approaching so nows the time to plan the trip says opp superintendent jim villemaire before acquiring a new long gun or even borrowing one a firearms acquisition certificate is required be points out a large number of applications are expected and it takes several weeks for the permits to come through he ex plained since the new law came into effect jan 1 about 13000 certificates have been isssued and this figure is expected to increase sharply this month tit i m 1 i 1 mastectomy doane hall has a service especially for you following breast surgery trained qualified staff quality products companion by airway tru life by camp lymphedema arm sleeves mastectomy bras leisure bras swim wear o nwsi call for a personal appointment at your convenience check our complete line with the low prices colostomy ileostomy supplies braces support garments to mee your doctors prescriptions we have specially trained male female personnel wheelchairs walkers canes crutches sales service rentals convalescent aid centre 10 a rrc 4pm mon fn or by appointment doane hall 8 yonqe st n aurora ontario 727 222 889 9622 above doane kail pharmacy thettubunb window on wildlife september lglins the ugliest bird in the world byartbriggs- jude returning from a recent trip down ot tawa way my wife and i were surprised to see a huge bird perched near a grove of trees some distance from the roadway thats some big bird she said as i eased the vehicle off the travelled pavement and stopped for a closer look at first the reddish head and neck were hardly discernable but gradually as the black feathered creature changed position it showed enough to make iden tification possible thats the first time ive seen a turkey vulture down on the ground in canada she continued and for the moment i nodded in agreement but sometime later i remembered an in cident that happened a dozen years ago one late afternoon in april 1967 a fleck of turkey vultures made their appeamace along the south shore of lake ontario near port welter from this north entrance to the wetland canal theses buzzards as c they are sometimes called moved inland in a south westerly direction on a course that took them near the niagara escarpment at rockway flying through the almost horizontal rays of the setting sun at an altitude of about 500 feet the big vultures tightened an arc in their wheeling flight and began to descend one after the other they swept in like huge gliders then folded their sue foot wings and settled into the bran ches of a giant maple the presence of these nakedheaded birds with charac teristic protruding shoulders so grouped together was like a scene from an african movie it was not a dead animal however that caused this particular gathering but rather a sheltered resting place on their- migratory route for each spring these ominouslooking creatures move into this province many through the niagara pen insula spreading out to take up residence in the rural countryside and while this hock numbered 32 birds a flight the year before contained no less than so scavengers in cidentally they stopped off for the night in the lower sixteen valley when you see a turkey vulture up close in the wild or even in a zoo most people would have to agree their appearance borders on the hideous their pinkyred head devoid of feathers resembles an old ringnecked cock pheasant thats been held with others in too cramped quarters but here the similarity ends for the vultures possess a large booked bill for tearing apart decaying flesh and large open nostrus that are capable of picking up suchoderifous scent from great heights t 1 there is nothing particularly unusual about their dark feathered body except for its large size when compared to that of a crow however the legs are somewhat long and fleshcolored and the feet resemble those of a chicken and while its appearance leaves a lot to be desired we have to look past these superficial features to understand why nature fashioned it in this way for as scavengers of dead animals they come into contact with many of the diseases that killed their carrion feast so the naked head though resem bling that of a tame gobbler and the reason for the name turkey vulture actually is an asset for in effect it allows the sterilizing rays of the sun to react on this bare skin add to this- feature the featherless legs and the fact their digestive juices are so strong they will kill the bacteria of even the most persistent diseases like hog cholera and anthrax i thus a check is in stituted by these valuable scavengers when outbreaks might otherwise ravage whole sections of the country but while the turkey vulture may not be pleasing to the eye when at rest its a different story when the big birds are airborne with their long broad wings set in an open v almost effortless flying is obtained a dip to either side causes the lift to increase on the lower wing and decrease on the upper feathered member almost automatically this feature brings the glider back to a normal flying position thus these sharpeyed buzzards can by utilizing the air currents and thermals remain aloft for hours without as much as moving a wing muscle in the coming autumn months some of these drifting migrants can be seen in the sky over the 1 stouffville area turkey vultures were first found nesting in huron county in 1901 and since that time have extended their range some 200 miles north ward unlike the more southerly black vulture which tends to flock at all seasons this hardier species spreads out after migration scattering in pairs as far north as kenora other sightings and nests of the turkey vulture have been recorded from such widely seperated places as thunder- bay manitouliri island apsley and rice lake oddly enough the- big birds nest on the ground in a secluded spot with little attempt at aest- building the two down- covered young are fed by regurgitation the adults having neither the power in their feet nor- strength in their bills to tear anything other than decayed flesh near the lakeshore these big scavengers seek out dead fish while the heavy toll of wildlife along the highways may have influenced the vultures northern movement in some areas what a pity more of these death- reminding 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