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flt 16 the tribune ibajdiy june 2 5966 farming report by al wall west end barber shop hours tues thuri frl s aju till 9 pju wed and sat 8 ajtt tilt 6 pju len david and bill keeping 3 registered barbers 153 main st w stouffville m how rulerstraight furrows were turned 52 years ago know this man hes llovd turner of stouffville and although you wont likely see him at the end of a plow these days he was one of the best in the business back when the horse team was king mr turner has many awards as proof ot his plowmanship both in district and international competition this photo was taken fiftytwo years ago f hfcttfe brooklin fair june 3 and 4 claremont district entry wins beef judging trophy claremont a clare mont district boy has been awarded the beef judging trophy in competition held at brooklin on may 21 john harris claremont ttr 3 re ceived the award donated by beath farms oshawa the runnersup were keith phoe nix of grcenbank and john forson of cannington fortyfive contestants judg ed 7 classes of livestock and gave oral reasons on 5 clas ses the group visited the national stud farm to judge beef cattle and sheep the farms of roy orminston and w f batty son brooklin for dairy cattle heber down farms brook lin for horses and the farm of alf parrott sons ash- burn to judge swine the sheep class was provided by beath bros of oshawa the official judges were dairy cattle mr gerry nel son port perry beef cattle mr art hamilton lindsay horses n heber down brooklin sheep mr cliff mathews bowmanville and swine mr allan seott bar- rie following the oral reasons and official placings the trophy winners were named sen championship trophy donated by stouffville live stock sales winner keith rhocnlx greenbank run ner up carle parliament cannington 2 jun cham pionship trophy donated by stouffville livestock sales winner bruce smith port perry 2 runnerup earl phoenix greenbank cne shield for high no vice winner jim hunter seagravc 2 runnerup peter hulshof stouffville 3 dairy trophy donated by elmcroft farms beaver- ton winner murray stone blackwatcr 2 runnerup neil mcleod blackwatcr 2 and earl phoenix green bank beef trophy donated by beath farms oshawa winner john harris clare mont 3 runner up keith phoenix and john forson cannington 2 horse tro phy donated by vv f bat ty brooklin winner doug batty brooklin runnerup john stone blackwater 2 sheep trophy donated by t c glaspell son oshawa winner carle parliament cannington 2 runnerup sandy mctavish uxbridge 3 dunrobln swine trophy donated by major general john a gunn winner carle parliament runner up mur ray empringham uxbridge junior farmer interclub trophy donated by orvan chambers wilfrid winner port ferry junior farmers team members keith phoenix neil mcleod john stone stephenson auction june 4 vic square a quan tity of implements including a tractor and a nearlynew baler will go under the ham mer of auctioneer alvin farmer on saturday june 4 the property is located west of victoria square at lot 25 east half of cone 2 markham township the list of machinery is extensive and includes also a 3furrow plow a power mower two cultivators a hay conditioner fertilizer drill side delivery rake and two forage wagons in addi tion a quantity of house hold furniture will be sold the sale starts at 130 pm brooklin the annual brooklin spring fair will open on friday evening june 3 with a full program of events on saturday june 4 there will be a softball game on friday evening at 830 pm beginning at 12 noon on saturday there will be a horse show horse racing cattle show mid way dairy princess compe tition and square dancing it is a concern with hu manism that causes techni cians to go off halfcocked on questions of foreign poli cy and they are halfcocked dr lionel trilling of co lumbia university on col lege scientists and techni cians toho speak out about viet nam give pigs all the water they want advises dr h m cunningham an animal nutritionist if you dont the pigs may lay on unwanted fat normally pigs consume about 25 to 3 pounds of water per pound of feed in an experiment at nap pan ns pigs were restrict ed to 125 pounds of water per pound of feed they stored up to 11 per cent more fat than their littermate controls who got the same feed but three pounds of water per pound of feed in another experiment water intake was limited to two pounds of water per pound of feed and the pigs stored up to five per cent more fat than controls re ceiving all the water they wanted it is well known that if s water intake of an animal is restricted it will consume editors mail chivalry is surely dead dear sir i am continually reading in your paper about the petty bickering between members of pickering township council im growing a bit tired of it and im sure i speak for thousands more in the municipality what bothers me most is the apparent baiting by councillors williams and campbell ot deputyreeve mrs mcphearson their con duct toward this lady is an absolute disgrace and i think its about time that the reeve less feed and grow at a slower rate dr cunning ham comments but this is the first time it has been shown that if two animals are fed the same amount of feed with one being re stricted on water the one getting the smaller amount of water will store more fat i the growth of lean tissue does not appear to be greatly affected the researcher notes that it is becoming increasingly popular to use pipeline feeding where feed and water are premixed in a gruel when no other pro vision is made for water this system often results in a tendency to underestimate a pigs water requirement of agricultural projects the ones that live the long est ard show the most obvi ous results are those having to do with tree planting i have often wondered about the origin of m3n- long rows of evenly spaced maples along our roads and highways it seems to be more than coincidence that so many farmers of an earl ier generation would h3ve planted trees in such large numbers at about the same time on checking with some of the old timers around york county i find that the gov ernment had a scheme to encourage planting along the roadsides farmers were paid about 25 cents for each tree planted its safe to say that most government pro grams of that era have long been forgotten but the trees go on and on with this in mind im very pleased that the rural centennial project for york county includes some tree planting members of all the 4h clubs both agricultural and homemaking will be given a tvcll started shade tree to plant to mark the took a hand in this shameful affair mind you im no per sonal friend of the deputy nor am i basing my com plaint solely on your news paper reports i have attend ed a couple of meetings and have heard what is going on certainly the age of chivalry is surely dead councillor williams is new on the job and has a lot to learn councillor camp bell would do well to think a little before he speaks and reeve laycox should put both of them in their place i feel sorry for the deputyreeve that she must be subjected to such dirt almost weekly its digusting at best and should not be tolerated cither by the other members looking on or by the resident ratepay ers of pickering township thank you for allowing me to air my beef sincerely j j smith pickering rr centennial the entire project is be ing sponsored by the york county council in cooper ation with york federation of agriculture another major part of the project has to do with f3rm identification as our rural population continues to in crease the job of locating farms becomes more com plex the age old system o giving directions by using well known landmarks doesnt work very well any more the project provides for the posting of lot numbers at the entrances 10 all farms attractive permanent type numbers trill be available and all rural residents will be encouraged to use them improved identification trill also be improtcd by paint ing names on mailboxes the committee hopes to assist oicncrs in getting this job done perhaps the broadest part of the centennial project will be a paint up and clean up campaign for all farms improving the appearance of farm buildings is a job that tends to be put off un less there is some special incentive or reason for do ing it centennial year and the fact that a general pro gram is underway are good reasons for tackling the job this year members of both county council and the federation are solidly be hind the program and will be initiating activities from now on to help it be success ful new gehl cureall plugfree rolls deliver faster hay conditioning the new gehl curcau wont wrap wont plus in any hay crop supplies the extra margin of drying speed that results in higher quality forage new steel pickup roll with herringbone ribs crushes stems from bud to butt against an upper rubber roll saves the leaves new rollerchain drive powers both rolls shear bolt protects the mechanism pto drive with 3 ujoints permits shorter turns without knocking or straining adjustable space between rolls gives justright condi tioning in any hay crop unitized steel frame and fewer working parts mean less vibration lower power requirements longer life good reasons to look closer at the gehl cureall before you buy any hay conditioner come on in make us prove ft with a demonstration 1 reesor farm service unionville ontario auctioneers free inspection service for seed potato growers potato growers who have planted foundation grade seed potatoes would be well advised to take advantage of the free field inspection serv ice for seed a minimum of one acre is required hut there is no maximum acre- age according to the onta- rto department of agricul- ture application should be made as soon as possible as june loth is definitely the closing date application forms may be obtained from county ollices of the depart ment of agriculture or from seed potato certification services in barrie guelph london and ottawa more growers and more acreage of seed potatoes arc required in ontario consul- bering the large number of carloads of seed potatoes brought into ontario each year plus the often unsatis factory condition of import ed seed there is a good op portunity for specialized seed growers in ontario there is a trend towards making arrangements often by definite contract between seed growers and large- scale growers of potatoes for processing and table use seed crops can be sold each year to commercial growers who cater to mar kets for fresh and processed potato products further development of sales by di rect growerbuyer contacts is highly recommended other outlets are dealers and brokers varieties most in demand are irish cobbler cherokee kennebec and sebago heavy equipment at rowe auction brougham an auc tion sale that will feature several pieces of heavy equipment common to grav el excavation work will be held on saturday june 4 at the property of a h rowe i cone 5 pickering township i one mile east of the brock road the auctioneer is clarke prentice of markham the sale list includes sev- eral tractors and trucks one gravel crusher will al so be sold the auction will begin at l pm an elderly construction worker opened his lunch bucket looked in an growl ed cheese sandwiches always cheese sandwiches a fellow worker sitting close by asked why dont you ask your wife to make you some other kind wife said the elderly man whos married i iakc these sandwiches my self the homeland travel agency limited established 1917 now serving their stouffville area clients from their new location in cedarbrae plaza scarborough second floor offices v authorized agents for aeronaves de mexico air canada air france air india alitalia airlines american airlines british overseas airways corp canadian pacific airlines el al israel airlines japan air lines klm royal dutch airlines lufthansa german airlines pan american world airways quantas airways sabena belgian world airlines sas scandinavian airlines swissair trans world airlines united airlines varig airlines american export lines canadian pacific steamships cunard lines greek lines holland american lines home lines italian lines united states lines etc tours cruises car rentals hotel reservations insurance documentation telephone 2617129 a r fc v w d atkinson ph stouffville 6401191 licensed auctioneer and sale manager sales conducted anywhere specializing in the prepara tion and selling of purebred consignments and dispersals farm auctions furniture and real estate sales iills prepared and posted at io extra cost this specializ ed service really pays off and means money in your pocket ph stouffville 6401494 ken clarke prentice auctioneers licensed and authorized for the counties of york and ontario markham po ph 2913161 or 6403680 prentices have been estab lished auctioneers since 1890 a s farmer licensed auctioneer counties of york ontario farm stock furniture sales a specialty telephone gonnley 8875311 address gormley po margarets beauty lounge days tues thru sat nights tues thurs fri for appointment call t 6102932 45a main st w stouffville chiropractors wm s baird dc doctor of chiropractic xray by appointment 369 main st n markham telephone 2940701 j s dclaurier dc 201 main street west stoultvillc ontario office hours by appointment only monday to saturday telephone 6403562 funeral directors accountants use cowfly powder ia5- plnk cowfl v powdarkhpi catrl ro from bwng j rufor o 3wlcl for barns vlorbah forofot we jackson christison chartered accountants thos n shea limited bldg hwy 7 markham telephone 2972491 john c wyl1e fia licensed public accountant auditor office residence wylie acres mussclmans lake road rr2 stouffville phone 6103141 stouffville coop 6101550 j7 edward st leonard r rosenberg bcom chartered accountant bank of nova scotia building aurora tclcphono pa 79151 yi beauty salons the powder puff beauty salon joy ross days tues thru sat nights wed and fri for ppointmcnt call 6102472 oneill funeral home stouffville l i langlois funeral director continuous telephone service day or night phone stouffville 6102855 insurance thos birkett and son ltd general insurance agency stouffville ontario insurance tn reliable com panies at realiblc rates prompt service telephone 6102000 evenings- gordon r birkctt 6103715 us clarke 6102141 bob hassard 6103585 willis taylor 6401976 legal button and armstrong barristers and solicitors notaries public ii r button qc j m armstrong qc 33 main street west stouffville telephone 6103530 lawrence cohen ba llb barrister solicitor rr no 2 stouffville ont- tclcphono 6102680 mingay shibley barristers solicitors it notaries public 81 main street north markham onurio 2914350 direct toronto line 2971 151 william g parsons llb barrister solicitor 157 main st v po box 820 phone 6402211 stouflvlllo kennedy kennedy 67 richmond st w toronto barristers solicitors notaries ross kennedy prov hwy 7 locust hill markham 2941632 cattanach hindson barristers solicitors 52 main st n markham phone 2940660 or 2971311 robert w mcvey qc barrister solicitor suite 300 67 richmond st w toronto markham toronto ph 2942371 ph 3630389 opticians howard g mills ro dispensing optician 286 main street west stouffvillo prescriptions filled appointments made rhniic 6103465 optometrists f richard black od optometrist stouffville medical centre ph 6103722 for appointment hours 1000 am o 800 pm every tuesday art wahlroth ba od optometrist sherwood plaza phone 2912181 nursing care competent kind nursing service catering to invalid- convalescent elderly semi private accommoda tion in a country home at mosphere green gables manor cone 9 stouffvillo 6103001 23t surveyors d h black ontario land surveyor 310 painted post dr corner of markham ltd scarborough ont phone atlsntlc 25283 bcs 2821508