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eer een Rae me Et sae ome a aT lene WINNERS OF EMPIRE LIFE TROPHY McKim and Tom Houghton, Each of the members of the rink received a miniature trophy. --Oshawa Times Photo Among the trophies pre- sented Friday night, when the men's section of the Whitby Curling Club held its Beaverton Farmer Wins Grand Champion Award UXBRIDGE -- Russell Morri- son, RR 2, Beaverton, won the grand champion award at the Ontario County Seed Fair and Hay Show in the township hall, Brosklin. Mr. Morrison had the highest points in the wheat, oats, barley and corn classes. Forty-two exhibitors showed a total of 95 entries. Garnet Rickard, Bowmanville, and Ken McMorine, plant prod- ucis division, Federal Depart- ment of Agriculture, Toronto, were the judges of the grain and small seed classes. Eugene Lemon, Stouffville, was the judge of the hay and silage classes. CHAMPIONS NAMED Other championship awards were: Hay Championship -- Iyan Norton, Goodwood; Goode and Son Trophy. closing night, was the Em- pire Life Trophy. Seen, from left, are Victor Evans, Ron Vogel, Hugh Sims, who presented the trophy; Ed Fall Wheat Championship -- Russell Morrison. Oat Championship -- Jim Ger- row, RR 3, Port Perry. Barley Championship--Ralph Morrison, RR 2, Beaverton. Potato Championship--Albert Hockley, RR 1, Claremont. Ear Corn Championship--Rob- sociation in co-operation with the Ontario Department of Agri- culture. JUDGING RESULTS The results of the judging, showing the first three placings, in the various classes were: Registered Oats--Russell Mor- sison, RR 2, Beaverton. Fall Wheat -- Russell Morri- son, Milton Parkin, RR 1, Brooklin and Murray Dunkeld, RR 2, Claremont. Oats, late-Rodney -- Russell Morrison and Heber Down, Brooklin, Oats, any other variety, named--Walter Beath, Oshawa; Clifford Ross, RR1, Beaverton, and Leslie Smith, Port Perry. Barley, six-rowed, any avriety --Russell Morrison and Milton H. Parkin. Ear Corns, any variety, 10 ears--Robert Hunter, RR 1, Brooklin; Malcolm Albright, Balsam, and Carman Boadway, RR 2; Mount Albert. Potatoes, foundation or certi- fied early--Albert Hockley. Potatoes, tablestock, any var- iety--Albert Hockley, Harold Norton, RR 1, Claremont and Ivan Norton, RR 1, Goodwood. Potatoes, foundation or cetti- fied late--Albert Hockley. Silage Corn -- Ivan Norton, THE OSHAWA TIMES, | Tuesdey, April 6, 1965 7; | Corn, 10 ears, any variety -- Ted Hunter, RR 1, Brooklin. First Cut Hay -- Robert Smith, Port Perry; Bruce Smith, Port Perry and Aldon Smith, Port Perry. Second .Cut Hay -- Wayne) Beath, Robert Smith and Bruce Smith. | Leslie Smith and Norman Alves, RR 1, Brooklin. First Cut Hay, 75 per cent or more grass--Leslie Smith, John Leask, RR 2, Seagrave, and Ivan Norton, First Cut Hay, 75 per cent or more legume--Lloyd Smith, RR 2, Port Perry; Leslie Smith and John Leask. First Cut Hay, mixed--Leslie Smith, Ivan.Norton and John Leask. Second Cut Hay--Ivan Norton, Walter Beath and Lloyd Smith. JUNIOR SECTION Oats, any variety named -- Jim Gerrow, RR 3, Port Perry; Roy Gerrow, RR 3, Port Perry and Wayne Beath, RR 2, Osh- awa. Oats, Rodney -- Ralph Morri- son, RR 2, Beaverton and Keith Phoenix, Greenbank. | Barley, any variety named pe Ralph Morrison. ; | Potatoes, late or early grown from certified seed--Bruce Nor- ton, RR 1, Claremont. .MAKES PRO DEBUT SYDNEY, Australia (AP) --| Bob Hayes, the world record- holder from Florida, won a $500 purse in his professional' foot racing debut Saturday with| a relatively slow 9.6 - second) victory in the 100-yard dash. The Olympic champion, whose) world mark in the 100 is 9.1, defeated rugby player Michael! 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The sec- ond visit was to Ebyholme Farm, Kitchener, owned by Clarence Eby. | After dinner at Fern Lodge,| Galt, the Rose Vega Farm, own-| ed by John Gillsepie was visit- ed, Following this was a visit to Greenwood Farm, owned by | Wallace Knapp, and the final visit of the day was to Brown- dale Farm, owned by R. F. Brown. The farms visited were all) owned by experienced breeders and feeders of Holstein cattle. At each visit the breeding and) feeding program was outlined in| detail by the owner. Many ex-| cellent ideas were observed and) noted by the farmers from On-| tario County. | The bus trip was arranged and supervised by Gerry Nel- son, Holstein fieldman, and Lynn Fair, agricultural representa- tive, Ontario Department of Agriculture, and Ronald Werry, president of the Ontario Coun- ty Holstein Club. SATCHMO ON TOUR Louis Armstrong is winding up a European tour with his second visit to Belgrade, capital of Yugoslavia. | Esso) WINDER'S ESSO SERVICE ATLAS TIRES - BATTERIES Speciclized Lubrication And Undercoating Each Week 12 People jup on her lawn. The afternoon program was) under the direction of the presi-| dent, Walter Beath, with 90 Cross Blazes On St. Ritts Lawn | ere Yong. inspartuent ST. CATHARINES (CP) -- Alof Crop Science, University of cross made from burlap-|Guelph, was the guest speaker. | wrapped_ broomsticks was|He spoke on the topic, '"Increas-| burned Sunday night in front'ine Crop Yields through better! of the home of Mr. and Mrs.|Cropping Systems"'. David Marynuik. A panel discussion followed on Police said the gasoline-|the topic -- New Trends in Crop soaked burlap burned fiercely|Production. The moderator of! on the lawn in front of the/the panel was Harvey Wright,| house in a fashionable district/Soils and Crops Specialist, On- here. They said the incidentitario Department of Agricul- was probably somebody's ideajture, Lindsay, and the panel of a joke. jmembers were Neil Raines, Mrs. Marynuik said neither| Blackwater, Don Hadden, Black-| she nor her husband could think|water, Clare Vernon, Port Per- of any reason the cross was set\ry. John Dryden, reeve of Whitby This is the second such inci-|Township, extended a welcome dent in recent months, A burn-|on behalf of Whitby Township, ing. cross was thrown into thejand the County of Ontario. | verandah of a fashionable home| The Seed Fair is sponsored} here Feb. 28. No arrests werejeach year by the Ontario County | made, Soil and Crop Improvement As-| FREE BOWLING AT OSHAWA BOWLING LANES | Receive Passes Free this erea. If your meme should Each week for 26 weeks there will eppeer in the advertisements on this page the names and eddresses of 12 lucky people in you are asked to do is clip the ed and present it at THE OSHAWA TIMES office. 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