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> ay Held in Enniskillen Section Two The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanvillc, Wednesday, September 25,1991 5 •ff? r x ; i im Isfet., % vj •• ■ -*'• i> -Hr, jMs. '<elF T v . >: --.1 V X ,'v vt' fo-,V- .. - w . * V'/. X - fTVVi j * x , i-y V *.* - j, > À i » - Ife/iP • u- ntei KgrafiP r . .. . ■. .. ... ... . ■ ' Children were especially interested in the animals ting Zoo that had been arranged ior their enjoyment and birds on display for close up scrutiny at the Pet- at CLOCA's Enniskillen Conservation Area Sunday. One of the busiest spots at the Enniskillen Conservation Conservation Area's Craft and Fall Fun Day on Sunday was this booth where area Wolf Cubs and Beavers were dispensing canned pop and hamburgs to guests A"- "" ' Grand Champion Cow From Blackstock Farm i -J: mm t À f 1 m ; by Joel Bagg, Farm Management Specialist Frank Barkcy and Family of Altona Lea Holsteins, Black- stock, exhibited the Grand Champion cow at the recently held Durham County Holstein ; Show at Orono Fair. The Champion, Altona Lea Warden Pauline, placed first in the Mature Mature Cow Class. The Reserve Champion and second Mature prize senior calf, Ridge Field Cow was Ridge Field Warden Jethro Jesse, was Reserve Jun- Patsy, exhibited by Peter Hoo- j or Champion. She is owned by geveen, Blackstock. Both of Peter Hoogevecn. these outstanding cows arc Altona Lea Holsteins were sired by Hilltoppcr Warden. awarded the Premier Breeder The Junior Champion, Will- and Premier Exhibitor Awards, dina Tab Roxctt, was exhibited Willdina Holsteins were run- by Bill and John DeVries of ners-up. Willdina Holsteins, Bowman- The judge of the show was ville, and was the winner of the Roger Dyment of Dundas, On- Scnior Yearling class. The first tario. 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