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v t baobsdc v t the acton free press acton ontario i thursday september aw3 a t v v farm news from halton shorthomangu sweepthe boards at ottawa show haltons farm lands shorth6rns t c amos s g bennett reford gardhouse and w h merry he c v pal thretbiqueatng township breed era reford gardhouse of aber- feldy farm w h merry ofmer- rytorook farm and dr w f james nt marian farm took- a few of their top cattle to the central can ada- exhibition ottawa the week of august 22 and what a job they did back of space will not permit us to list all of their awards but the following should be sufficient to bring a glow of pride in every loyal son and daughter of halton in the shorthorn how reford gardhouse won the coveted prem ier exhibitor award and followed this up to tie with tiny merry fdr the even more prised premier breeder award gardhouse had the junior champion male with the reserve going to merry in thv senior male classes aberfeldy had both the senior champion and re serve champion bulls of the show and followed this up with the grand champion award and mei- rybrook took the reserve award in the female classes gardhouse had the juniorchampion the sen ior champion the grand champion nd reserve grand champion awards we were also happy to learn that h k merry h re- covered from her serious accident of last spring and is back in her old time winning form yep first on her steer just to relieve the minds of her fellow 4h club members in the halton beef and dual purpose club we would point out that kay having won the queens guineas award lit 19m is now stepping aside in as tar as ex hibiting a steer is concerned and will be leading a heifer at the achievement day at milton on september 24 now for maiden farms angus herd farm manager jim mpkav took down seven head and aside from various firsts and seconds had the junior champion bull the sen ior champion and grand champion male awards hows that for a list ot achieve ments by three breeders from eood old halton halton holstein jersey breeders jhold their owjrxatjte exhibition angus dr w f james j h willreott and son red polls leonard coulson a r coulter george readhead and george coulson market cattle t c amos jack ie black caroline gardhouse bob and kay merfv bill patterson j h wlllmott and son and leonard coulson horses hackneys mrs ken mc millan georgetown percheronst stanley may hornby saddle horsjr es david emerson milton bergy iahs ernest armstrong george town the dairy cattle shows at the canadian national exhibition may have been down a bit in numbers from former years but quality was high and competition was keen halton was represented in hol- steins and jerseys only and as us- unl gave an outstanding mlvuu of herself jersey show here halton was represented by entries from the herds of mautre g beaty featherstone bros ken ella and sons und gerald r gra ham the lindule herd of maurice beaty took no less than five re 1 ribbons junior female champion ship on their winning senior yearl ing and reserve grand female championship on their winning dry cow in addition we understand tho lindale herd was runnerup for both the pr exhibitor n pre mier breeder awards featherstone bros white out with a shorter string had at least four of their entries in the top bracket messrs ella and graham who had- not planned to exhibit sent one or two head each in order to help out in the county herd class their entries too were in the top bracket and helped round out a nice entry in the latter class where halton placed second to the york entry with peel in third place durno innes of woodstock was the able judge of this splendid show h shorn- here hulluu was represented by some 36 head ashville farms ipel- letterio bros were out with a nice string of ten head which joe george and dave had up around the top in most classes in addition to the pelletterio string the following breeders were out with one or two head each brock harris gordon sinclair a g hunter e r sors- worth j h taylor- martyn hes- lop tovell bros j f trimble j w carney r c alexander wil fred leslie and son and barbara royje strange as it may seem halton brought back only one red ribbon and that was on albert hunters senior yearling bull which went on to take the junior champion award for males we do not wish to ap pear to be offering any alibis on behalf of the halton breeders for the winning of one red ribbon but on would hav t s th slrottg- and lengthy strings of rosnfe and j m fraser not to mention tho entries of some 113 other exhibit ori from the 10 counties of central western ontario to appreciate whm it means to have ones entry up in the first half dozen or so partic ularly so with over 40 entries in some of the classes in any event when the county herd class rolled around the halton boys were really in there pitching a county herd entry calls for six animals one senior bull one junior bull two senior females and two junior females ten counties mad poets corner the papers overlooked lllal the papers overlooked him for he never- 4eat his wife he never tried to rob a bunk or take unothers lite and he wasnt very brilliant and he didnt try for fume so there was no real reason for the press to print his name the papers overlooked him he was never deep in debt he never slipped away from town with all that he could get rtehever mafle a million nevef wrote a modem ploy so there wasnt much about him that the editor could say and the more i think about him its the ordinary man whos the glory of the nation and the strength u eve ytan so i pay this tribute to him not the genius or the crook but the honest normal average man the papers overlook anon lord badenpqweu of gilwell with rover michael morrison and cub john petch surveys the globe and the site of the 8th world scout jamboree the lifesize model of the founder of scouting created in butter by the wellknown sculptor don stewart is on dis play in the coliseum of the canadian national exhibition the but ter model is sponsored jointly by the ontario cream producers marketing board the ontario whole milk producers league the ontario concentrated milk producers marketing board srid he ontario cheese producers marketing board ksastistassibsriassniasss many moose moose along the chupleuu river are more plentiful than they have been since the lute iftms the on tario department of lands und forests officers in that district re port they spotted 39 in three weeks entries which brought 60 black and whites into the ring at one time when judge wm k hepburn of ralton pa handed out the awards halton was not first lour neighbors from peel were in that spot but the halton boys were in second thus maintaining their rec ord of recent years heres the official standing 1st peel 2nd halton 3rd waterloo 4th wentworth 5th wellington 6th brant 7th wetland 8th hnldimatid 9th lincoln 10th grey hampshire sheep unfortunately while the dairy show was in progress we did not find timrfto see any other part of this great livestock show we did learn that j h willmott and son milton won the grand champion awardtor hampshire rams on their home bred ram lamb great beef show we did take a brief peek around the cattle barn and horse palace judging by what we saw there will be some hot classes during the current week and if we are any prophet halton is going to make it tough for their competitors here arc some of the halton strings we saw on our tour hsh0lden optometrist eyes examined glasses f itted 7 douglas st guelpfi acton creamery limited cake contest at fair acton 1st 1200 2nd 800 3rd 500 this cakat must be m two layer chocolate containing clover gold butter and acton creamery egg and iced with a butter icing and date filled each entry to be accompanied by mr colemans calling card entries to be in by 12 oclock friday sept 16th nployee from tt enquire at acton creamery creamery employees and families excluded from this contest mayfair restaurant acton east on no 7 highway open daily front 800 am to 300 am breakfasts lunches dinners special lunches 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