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farm wrihunt queens guinea class thursday november 25 1971 the tribune face 11 a royal occasion for york a team from the university of guelph was the winner of the dominion dairies trophy presented at the annual awards night at the royal agricultural winter fair from left to right they are paul mcleod niagara falls prof wo kennedy department of animal and poultry science university of guelph the team coach paul hulshof rr3 stouffville making the presentation mr lw roszell general manager of dominion dairies dave innes rrl woodstock and john mackay rr5 embro the award is presented to the intercollegiate team with the highest aggregate score in livestock classes judged during the annual farm management tour sponsored by the ontario department of agriculture and feed by aa wall agricultural representative for york region york region york 4h members showing beef calves had a wonderful day in the queens guineas class at the royal last week dan massev rrl unionville had the champion cross bred steer and this steer was made reserve champion for the entire guineas show marlene warnock dicksons hill won the reserve championship in the hereford class and she along with evelyn yusko of unionville and howard dike of newmarket won first for their group of three herefords of the ten calves in the show from york eight won first prizes a good record for ross wightman and his 4h leaders one of the best farm meetings of the year is rare song bird chooses balsam home by edgic pegg pickering twp for a few moments during the noon hour of nov 15 i stood in the middle of our kitchen holding a small but lively bird in my hand while betty photographed it from every angle never recorded in the province of on tario nor for that matter in the dominion of canada the feathered beauty which we had iden tified as a painted redstart was about to make ornithological history on nov 4 mrs lindsay death had observed the bird near her- home on the townline east of balsam but as she explained later it wasnt in the book in a snowstorm nov 9 my son and i made a hurried trip after receiving word from mrs death that the songster had returned for half an hour we circled the beautiful home of mr and mrs death which is surrounded by large spruce and cedar trees twice we caught a glimpse of red black and white as the elusive creature darted from one tree to the next white winged crossbill was suggested but mrs death shook her head and handed us a colored picture she had drawn showing a black headed bird york regional police force new telephone numbers effective 12 noon december 1 1971 if your telephone number begins with 228 291 293 294 297 437 438 473 476 478 499 594 640 674 722 727 749 773 775 832 833 851 857 859 881 884 887 888 889 893 895 939 your new number for police is 4371111 8875877 8875877 8875877 8875877 4371111 8875877 8951221 7223223 8951221 8875877 9392222 8875877 8931131 7223223 7273114 8931131 8849151 8951221 8849151 7273114 8931131 8931131 7273114 8849151 8849151 8875877 8875877 8849151 8931131 8951221 9392222 now the mystery has been solved thanks to the death family who promptly caught the painted redstart after it had flown into a window in their cold storage building it is true the painted redstart is not illustrated in peter sons field guide to the birds of eastern north america or godfreys birds of canada this mexican warbler can be found however in poughs audubon western bird guide blakes birds of mexico and birds of north america by robbins on the suggestion of dr speirs an authority on birds and knowing that an insect- eater could not possibly survive our canadian winter we gave the rare visitor to barry mckay mr mckay of toronto has had a good deal of experience in the care and feeding of birds he also appears on the uncle bobby show channel 9 week day mornings how did the painted redstart a bird of the desert mountains of mexico and rarely found as far north as central arizona arrive in pickering town ship only the bird knows demolish landmark site balsam the old blacksmith shop operated by dick day of balsam was demolished monday the landmark site is believed to be close to 75 years old billy is still unclaimed stouffville billy the wandering goal is still un claimed he was found three weeks ago munching on a clump of clover in the town park later he made friends with a couple of children and followed them to the rear of the iga foodliner where it was corralled by al bert brown and tran sported to his farm near mongolia numerous enquiries finally located the rightful owner but the farmer doesnt want him back you can do whatever you want with him he is reported to have told mr brown however all folks dont feel this way since billys picture appeared in the tribune several persons have asked permission to adopt him at present billy is enjoying a working vacation on another farm where his presence is required for stud service which all goes to prove theres no goat like an old goat ask for this booklet from our representative m g phillips who will beat industrial a source jf financing for a s business i i v the markwood motel hwy 7 one mile east of hwy 48 on thursday nov 25th 900 am to 400 pm if you require a term loan to start modernize orexpand your business we invite you to discuss your needs with our representative 0rlb wu industrial development bank term financing for canadian businesses motel 4162941431 office 4166380823 please jot down the the front of your book number in telephone be prepared for winter john deere chain saws id john deere walk snow blowers new john deere snowmobiles nothing tt runs t lit alike a deere tour mondly iohn dm dlr hutchinson farm supply hary 4a 3 mill coming up dec 15 and 16 at the skyline hotel is called a silage conference but that covers a lot of ground in that silage is a basic part of a lot of livestock systems silages of all kinds are covered haylage high moisture grain corn stover whole plant corn silage ear corn silage along with additives and equip ment will be discussed by some of the best informed people in the business main speakers in clude cr hoglund of michigan state louis longoconnecticutdr w woods of nebraska along with stan young bruce stone jack winch ross stevenson dave mowat and harold clapp from guelph george jones is the banquet speaker all farmers are invited but it is necessary to register by dec 1 and there is a 2500 fee to cover costs phone our office at 8954519 for a registration form the exceptional weather this fall has been great for nearly everything but a couple of- exceptions are worth noting storages for one thing would be better off if the temperature would stay low enough to get grain and especially vegetables really cooled out the nice warm days have been a field day for insects too some of the ones that bug livestock for instance have been breeding and laying eggs and hatching and going through the whole thing over and over again so that there is an unusually high build up of lice on all pasture cattle this means that a treatment with either ruelene or neguvon primarily for warbles but important as well to chcck lice is more necessary this fall than ever it should be done before decem ber car truck rentals hourly doily weekly pickups stakes and vans available at low bates markham supertest service centre highways 48- mabkham phone 2945118 2972987 smile a mile with arrow york county federation of agriculture banquet a annual meeting wednesday night december 1 1971 nobleton hall banquet 700 pm annual meeting 830 pm dance to frank barkey and his music 1012 pm banquet tickets available from federation directors at 250 each before november 27th no tickets sold at door for information phone 8881034 or 2942207 don hoshel president don kennedy secretary business opportunities major oil co requires lessee dealers in the uxbridge stouffville and markham areas minimum capital required with major paid training given financial assistance available call collect toronto 4816451 ray ferns or 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