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Acton Free Wednesday February A Farm Safety Council will sponsor Farm PageH hree area meeings 0 djscuss llalloii Mull In police Coals to Newcastle Export Bennett Shorthorns to famous Scottish breeder On Sunday February 1st a real Scottish welcome was given to two Beef Shorthorn bulls bought in Canada by famous Perthshire breeder Ihc Hon Mrs Irene Dewhurst North Scotland The bulls both 14 months old represent new turn in the world Hade for pedigree a boost for the breed in its drive for size and scale without losing the character of tie breed Mrs and her husband Col Hugh L his noted herd is at Deingaithill visited Canada in October and Mrs arranged to purchase one bull from the great Canadian breeder Mr Stewart G Bennett ol Scotsdale farms near Thanks to the g teller I Mi Ik become Dewhurst I unit he would part with boili The bulls both reds own to Air lanadi Were accompanied by Mr Bennett head stockman are much looking their new home is Mr Burnett miswce from Canada the bulls Coinage and Cromarty who arc reluming in fad to the land their ancestors for have the finest of Scottish back their pedigrees Bom within a day cull other in October the arc both by Tchnn repeatedly to in Canada as a superb illustrati of villi quality Tehran lbs Serf Stewart leads leaders plan changes in program By took The annual meeting the Hilton club leaders was held on ftedncsdav Jan at the home of Mr Mr Walter It an attempt to have members the the leaders agreed to met with interfiled to idea This will be an excellent to in the O program armally made Carnal lingular iambi meeting Mil on Jan Count CoiJ pa Ling in j cud iid aw eel piUm sin ic ejected ion dew Rcuds dieted it ate J Gasp Ia5gr it- a fit Gee I J i en Sen Tin red ir allowed the fcJ j jfruiin Hie and lit lit Many decisn at the left until after the mtetiiig with the interested members to be held on Fnda Kb 00 in the Agricultural Bertram Stewart tl R I Hornby iht Cub lor 1170 First Nino of and set nd vice president Lime R R I The representative to the Farm Safety Council is Murra Harris of R Milton Waller R Milton ii the immediate president farm Nor vol constructive breeders At it beginning of four Ontario Jersey had met the requirements for tin Canadian Jersey Cattle Club Constructive Breeder Award One wis and Son owners of the Acres herd at Their herd of cow with records during the testing had average BCA indites of The in tin herd During the period preceding this award they qualified the bull Brampton Favorite Amu ai a Medal Sue He jvlijc of Ibi milk 4b7 lb me and dautJileis classified that pel tent on ii Mine it hut suniiiiei His she WLit both Toronto Roy til Winter I in champions mid his was 1 ii ion at Perth in lS2 bought by Mr tor b and were both shown the recent Royal Winter in Toronto finislung lira third respectively in the young bull class The Winter Fan was a success tor which took every except he supreme and ill the group awards Mr Bennett Ins a herd of over Beef Shorthorns and Ironi Calrossic Prelect the only other Scottish bred bull he lias used has been Naemour Escort reserve supreme champion at Perth in another link with Mrs Dewhurst for she bought the at lie start at her career as a breeder Mr Bennett is at present using two of Naemour Escort sons the Seotsdale herd Viceroy and Bedford The opportunity for Mrs to buy the Canadian bulls has arisen as a result of a change of registration rules Previously we could only purchase in Canada if they traced back in every line to imported animals which is terribly difficult said Col Dewhurst But it was recently agreed that so long as cattle arc registered in an approved overseas Shorthorn Herd Book then they are acceptable into Coates Herd Book in this country Neither of us were very keen about cross breeding or experimental breeding and this seemed lo be a chance to get the background of the Scottish breeding with a slight infusion of Canadian pedigrees which would fit in with our cattle here lulton Fnim Up phut I ho Held In Its 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examination to work for the government York Aluminum Co MIDWINTER DISCOUNT ON ALUMINUM CUSTOM MADE IN 16COLOnfl CALL LEO CHINA HON such is these arc not rare but from a collector viewpoint arc worth searching lor through shops and at sales Staffordshire statuettes arc a product of the I s although ornaments were made well before that and are collector items Statuettes were very popular in Canadian homes The Lnglish export trade supplies the heavy demands of the Canadian market with wires to please al levels of taste and financial ability This lion is one in this series featuring interesting old objects owned by Joseph Drcntcrs whose studio is in he Rockwood Academy Smith Griffin Assoc head Well known Acton area farmer Smith Griffin was elected president of he Ontario Shorthorn Association a meeting in Guelph last Saturday He replaces Mac Parker of Watford The elections wore held at the annual meeting at the University of Directors In this area include Harold P Patterson of Milton and William Smith of Guelph William of is secretary and sales agent NOW HEATED for your comfort CAR WASH AT THE CORNER OF QUEEN STREET CHURCHILL ROAD FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ONE AUTOMATIC UNIT TWO WASH UNITS SHELL GAS BAR SHOES GALORE WE HAVE SHOES FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY CHECK NOW For Our GIGANTIC BARGAINS Discount Shoe Store IS Mom Street N Georgetown ible I program Added Reeve Mrs lie personnel alter the reeve of the board f health claimed die was left out of the committee where ins being earned on with public health Defeated a resolution Actons Deputy Reeve Tyler to have an suction launched into the possibility ol streamlining committees County council In support Ins resolution Mr Tyler claimed council could saw So a year in if this plan was take Heard from the County Roads Committee thai the County has been the goahead to make provision in his l70 est mutes tor preliminary engineering surveying and possible land acquisition of land along the proposed rerouting of the Guelph Line through Lowvillc Received a lengthy report from the newly organized Social and Family Services Committee explaining in dctad some of the aspects of Ihc new service which members of the committee felt should be known to council members Included in this report was the fact the service was available to anyone in the county at any time and that field workers arc equipped with emergency vouchers help families in trouble at any time NOTICE NOW Province of Ontario Peel Halton regional assessment office located at KENNEDY BRAMPTON ONTARIO for Assessment information for Acton Esquesing Georgetown Nassagaweya and Milton Acton Milton and Campbellville subscribers call long distance telephone operator and ask for Zenith 86730 no toll charges Georgetown subscribers call Brampton TOMATO JUICE TABLERITE IGA FANCY DEI STOKELY CORN FANCY WHOLi NEW CROP SWEET ft JUICY JAFFA ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT WBBSB FRENCH A FRIES CHEESE SLICES- GAL CONT ICE CREAM