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RESULTS Horsemens Association July Show At Springhill 105 Judge Livestock In Halton Competition Mrs Carol Robert son was Judge for Association when it held Hi show of the season at Stables July A high points trophy will be presented In each class at the end of the Here ure the results of the July show Halter 1 Tammy 3 Wiles Craig Slater 1 Judi Marny Timlcck Debbie Jr Pleasure 1 Tammy Judl Debbie 4 Craig Slater lr Came Tommy Hampton Art bourne Jane Trail 1 Tammy Bralden 2 Joanne Tammy Hampton Debbie Splngola SI- MOB lNTtRUtDIATt Halter 1 allien liill Break 4 Cliff 1 Heather Clarke Spcnco 4 Kruscr Tiail 1 Hampton Bill Break Cliff Kerr Bui i l 4 Ken Swan Unlet Cliff Bill Break lindn Infills Bra den si- MOB II liter I Ham Lloyd Hilda I Kim Break Alison Hum hers I one A Ten lav I Kim Alison Amos Kim Break Terrj 4 Hall Open Jumper 1 Ten 2 Kim Break Cathy Hall ill I inn tin linn pi I lUlfjn I Horn 4 1 1liasu I Until I Ian Ihmiil I in Hill Mil 1 Itn I 1 It I 1 It ml mi liters In 1 Him Stmt up it i A total of 105 contestants look part in the annual Judging Competition recently met at the farm of It Milton for classes of shorthorn bulls and then went to the Hock fcllo Hornby for lair cows and a class of sows provided by llrownridge of then to King for a dais of horses Tlit tompLtitinn under Intkrship of j it of the iluh Other leaders issisIiiil is Jeff h us Arl and Mis winntr the junior sit t inn with contestants was Durst points mil possible second An namarlc Asp points third Glna Butchers points fourth Anger points and flflh Cheryl Buchanan points Winner of he intermediate section with 39 contestants was Stephen points out of a possible Wo second Knight 440 points third Bob points fourth Stewart points and fifth tie With Harris and Bruce An dcrson with 430 points The winner of the senior section with contestants was Ken points second 468 points third Robinson points fourth Ellaiaj points fifth Foul Stewart points More Trophy winners were Champion Livestock Judge Ken McNabb Champion beef judge Cathy dairy JudgeValerie I- Champion sheep judge Ken McNabb Champion swine judge Bill Stokes Champion horse judge Valerie Ella CNF Shield novice Steven Harris junior farmer trophy high score in combined seed mid livestock judging Ken McNabb Weeks Damage Put At 17263 detach ii i nt repi that damage from automobile i wetk imalltd Si Hie in 4tollisions during the wttk ImltinlV driving wjsciitd tin i the Valerie Ella Completed 1 1 Agricultural Clubs Page in THURSDAY AUG I 1973 II 4 II Guernsey lu Purpose Shorthorn loth Ufa 1970 1 2nd Hilton 11 torn Club 1W9 llnllnn 11 rse Club 2nd IM 1st Hilton Snowmobile Club 172 I7th livestock Indent Club has served as of in ind of both the livestock judging and clubs last Slit has participated in the livestock judging tompetitmn for the past llv having lop score In Hit horse club in VT she was the winner sear of the Branch Trophy Milton hair lor the past two vi she has hid the winning pair of nut previous 4 was the winner of the Trophy In I won the mis lul of tin Kmgswav Sthi 1 irship for lit r start in the 4 11 horse is I Hit I Trophy iw outstanding 4 II lull in I he tountv who hid 12 i and selling up the displays each projects also has been very Valerie daughter of Mr ind Mrs Keith Hornby from Grade 12 Millon lliUi School in tin ployed is the Canadian Jersey Club Valerie has in itlive Club number during tin past five years hiving ikritulturul tluhs Someone stale Ills aimer sins tram Roes Family Shoe Store R00S FAMILY SHOE STORE Hydro Concentrates On Shifting Wires M MOOR SMILK MOORE PARK STORE FRESH MEAT DEPARTMENT EVISCERATED Grade A CHICKENS 3 4 LB 59 DELI COUNTER FEATURES MAPLE LEAF MOCK CHICKEN 99 I MAC AND CHEESE ALL FRESHLY SLICED CHICKEN LEGS BREASTS FREEZER FEATURE BULK BREADED VEAL PATTIES BULK BEEF STEAKETTES LI WE SPECIALIZE IN FREEZER ORDERS PINK OR WHITE SAIC0 FROZEN LEMONADE TINS 2 for 29 FACIAL TISSUES 2S3K75 BOOK MATCHES 19 GARBAGE BAGS 39 BETTY CROCKER Mac Cheese Mix ASSORTMENT OF H0LLANDIA COOKIES 3 CHEESE SLICES MILD OR NIPPY 20Z Pkg 0J 1ST GRADE CREAMERY BUTTER 76 SPECIALS ON SALE FOR AUG 234 Licence Quarries quarries asktd for clearance to ale acres rock in two phases The authority staled even if con dilions were met they would approve the first I he digging operations on acres The second phase would be delayed to allow for com of an over all study of the escarpment area in a barber chair Brandy whiskers out in the would be a bit uncomfortable pen for horse and barber so Georgitnwn Horsemen Cathy trims met The May Refuse To Dufferin Region Conservation Authority will refuse a licence to Quarries unless agrees to abide by terms of a 1961 agreement according to the has been violated for the years An agreement between Ihe predecessors of Quarries the St Lawrence Cement Company and what was Ihen known as Ihe Sixteen Mile Creek Conservation Authority prohibits any water runoff from excavated pits was reported to the Region Conservation Authority meeting that runoff has been allowed and that the result Is the ruination of the Pond located Just north of Sideroad in Murray Stephen authority general manager explained thai the banks of the three acre pond have been built up three times accommodate the extra from the quarry He added that heavy deposits of silt In the pond had killed off trout there is brown with the mud he added Conditional to any approval tor the quarry ex will have to agree lo rehabilitate the pond and remove the silt deposits is the scene of fly activity this month as liiiirKttuwn hydro crews finish hydro lines the circuit in On street the lines ling moved back five feet from highway In he area Maple Avenue and Water lleplacemcnls being made on Mom from Maple Avenue to Church rebuilding is taxing place on Fork Avenue from Main lo Street A section Is being built along the cast end of John Street to the Hugh Campbell assistant manager at Georgetown hydro estimates the capital costs of the Maple Mam area at the Slreel area as There are eight hydro employees working on the job and three trucks being used Mr Campbell expressed that this work would produce improved reliable service w as a British queen in the time of Emperor Nero She led a gallant but un successful revolt against the Roman rulers in Britain Mill si Junta tew steps I- of Main PROCLAMATION Whereas It Is customary each year and every year to provide or a Municipal Holiday for the citizens of Georgetown Therefore pursuant resolution passed by the Municipal Council I hereby Proclaim Monday August 6th 1973 CIVIC HOLIDAY IN THE TOWN OF GEORGETOWN WILLIAM R SMITH Mayor 2 LOCATIONS MOORE PARK PLAZA GEORGETOWN MARKET DRY CLEANING FOR A STORE NEAR YOU Phone Mni I OftT CLEANERS SPECIALS EFFECTIVE AUG 2 TO AUG MENS OR WOMENS PANTS DRY CLEANED AND EXPERTLY PRESSED FINAL CLEARANCE SALE OF ALL SUMMER STOCK SUITS V2 Reg MIS TO SALE 5750 T0 SPORT JACKETS V2 PRICE LEATHER COATS REG SALE Dress Sport Shirts Long Short Sleeve SALE PLAIN DRESS BEAUTIFULLY DRY CLEANED AND HAND FINISHED OFF DRAPES TIES UNLINED PANELS 89 USE YOUR CHARGEX LINED PANELS Mens Business or Sport VALUABLE COUPON SHIRTSF6119 A 101 When incoming accompanied by coupon COUPON GOOD AUG 3rd THRU MENS WEAR Georgetown Market 8776661