Halton Hills Newspapers

Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), September 15, 1955, p. 8

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m o j v tag eight i- the acton ree press acton ontario thursday september 15 15 j- farm news land clearing auction sale from haltons farm award halton juniors 22 prizes afcana3ian national exhjbitioa winner in ram tl own t jilervj i- trice prize wlnnersuwere as follows swine judging bruce coulson ervyh colling eart wilson blu and don taylor airy cattle- geo qreenlees- tommy hunter gordon brain and ralph cunningham farm machinery calvin sprowl beef cattle david hume grain and roots merle gunby don taylor lynnc coulter geo greenlees and earl wilson shorthorn class winners this year for the first time the ontario shorthorn club in co- operation with the canadian na tional exhibition sponsored a spec ial class for 4h calf club members here kay merry took the first award on her shorthorn hoifer with duncan campbell in second when it came to showmanship duncan was first and kay in the second spot halton juniors brought back no less than 22 prizes as a result of their participation in junior farmer judging competitions at the can- adiah national exhibition there were 14 different sections or com petitions and halton boys took the red ribbon in four of these sections the only other county to take more than one first was durham and they had to who were the halton champs here they are senior section beef cattle 1st john c willmott mrs john was close behind her husband a tie for fifth being nosed out by duncan campbell junior section beef cattle 1st lyrine coulter junior section farm machinery lst andy stull junior section fruit and vege- tables 1st geo hume other halton juniors gkmong the haltons shorthorn breeders show the way at the exhibition when we predicted our column merit in a shorthorn show like that a week ago that halton shorthorn at the 1955 cne amoslea chief breeders would make it hot for j the winning junior yearling tiull for their competitors at the canadian t c amos went on to the reserve national exhibition we spoke more junior male championship amos- truly than we perhaps realized to lea also had the first prize senior use a slang expression get a load bull calf the first prize heifer of this calf not to mention at least a the pre breeder and exhibit- couple of seconds or awards donated by hays ltd w h mrry took his red ribbons were won by s g bennett of scots- on his junior heifer calf his jun- dale farm georgetown with a total j ior bull calf and his winning group or 3h points in the reserve position of three- cailves unfortunately we with 37 points was t c amos of havent a complete list of the moffat in third position was w awards of this great show but we harland merry of milton do know that reford gardhouses s g bennett had the junior and aberfeldy entries were up and reserve champion females and his around the lop in most of the class- junior champion scotsdale butter- es and they brought back at least fly juliette went on to take the one red ribbon grand championship for females prominent scotsdale also had the first prize in the aberdeen angus show the get of sire group also first with entries of both dr w f james their summer yearling heifer to hornby and jh willmott and son mention but a few of their more of milton were both prominent prominent awards among the prize ribbons here a real achievement j again we havent a complete list of tommy amos and tiny mer- the awards but we do know that a ry each brought back at least three dr james entry took the reserve red ribbons which is a real achieve- junior female championship willrribtts have award of the coveted e j freyseng trophy to r b glaspell ofoshaiva was one of the main features of this years sheep show at the canadian national exhib ition mr glaspell who has won thetrophy before took the best pen of lambs award with hamp shire reserve winner was lloyd ayre of bovrmanville with south- downs also noteworthy in sheep classes was the presentation of a purse to ephraim snell of clinton a lead ing leicester breeder who has been showing at the cne for 50 years his fellow exhibitors got together to make the presentation don head farms of richmond hill claimed the ram championship for southdowns at the show and p cameron and sons of thames- ville took the reserve e lowden of glanford station claimed the top ewe award and lloyd ayre bowmanville reserve for this breed in suffolk downs tasker grant of stayner took the ram award boyd ayre of hampton the ewe championship and t s glaspell and son of oshawa the reserve p e dearing and son of exeter took all championships in dorset horned hampshire downs ram of farm stock implements j etc r- the undersigned have received instructions from dales bros to sell by public auction at their farm lot 13 con 4 township of nelson 3 miles south of campbell- villc on toesday september 27th winner was j h willmott and son of milton and r b glaspell took the reserve and best ewe ribbon lloyd ayre of bowmanville was reserve ewe winner etnkc brothers of elm wood wok both championships and reserve awards in oxford downs two longtime exhibitors- t a glaspell of oshawa and c j shun of glan worth split the ewe class es for cotswolds with mr glaspell taking the championship mr shore took both championship and reserve for rams in leicesters ephraim snell of clinton claimed both rain and ewe championships while ralph young of caistor centre took the reserve ribbons boyd ayre of hampton took all four major awards for cheviots w e crawford of minesing took the ram award for shropshire and r b comfort of st annes tin- reserve while g s bricn and sm of ridgetown copped the ewe championship reserve ewe award went to w e crawford arnold j gardhouse of union- ville took the ram championship for lincolns and h m lee and son of highgate both the reserve for rams and championship and reserve for ewes oclock commencing at 130 sharp the following cattle 1 holstein cow in full flow not bred 1 guernsey cow in full flownot bred 1 holstein and guernsey cow in full now not bred 1 red poll heifer rising 2 yrs old 1 black holstein heifer 2 yrs old 2 steers 2 yrs old tractors implements etc md model m tractor with lights starter and pump md 004 tractor with lights and starter m d fin combine 2 yrs old with bin md 3 furrow trwetor plow mi bottom md 3 furrow disc plow md 19 disc grain drill md tractor mower 7 ft md 16 plate tractor disc md 400 manure spreader power takeoff 4 section harrows bissell 3 section cultivat or circular saw and frame mjj potato digger rubber tired wagon with flat nay rack corn scufflcr for m tractor md hammer mill no 0 2 wheel tractor or car trail er land roller dump rake md side rake 3 barr 2 unit rightway milking machine with motor nnil- pljie electric fencer extension ladder loading chute lawn mow er set of sleighs emery with mot or spark plug tire pump 80 ft drive belt tractor chntn 11 by 38 oil tank with pump grease guns oil cans gas can and funnel coal brooder stove and fountains hay fork and rope pulleys set of slings length of cable cutter cross cut saw quantity of timothy and red clover seed scythe cradle forks hoes shovels chains and other numerous- articles terms cash settlement with clerk on day ofilc no reserve fatm sold hindley and elliott auctioneers roy coulter clerk b102 complete dispersal action sale erlnvlew farm holstein herd accredited vaccinated ily bred mar 23 1955 28 erin view plctje milestone bred nov 25 1054 20 erin view milestone mubul bred june 0 1155 registered heifers 30 erin view lochinvar susie open- 31 erin view exester hope open 32 erin view bonheur tradition opcn 33 erin view glenafton patsy open 34 erin view selling marie open 35 erin view bene factor gail open 36 erin view calamity glenafton open 37 erin view elmcr norah open jw total value of metals produced in ontario in 1953 was 368 million or over 50 per cent of canadian total of 708 million overall total minal production since records were kept has been 7476 billion the undersigned has received instructions fram harry mcklnney to sell by auction at tho farm lot 15 con 10 erin township sit uated on the 13th slderoud half mile cast ofjgvlliage thelehn vncwgtenatonmerve county of wellington on c tuesday september 20 1953 commencing at 130 oclock sharp the following itegistered holstein cat tle 1 erin- view glenafton plctje- bred nov 23 1954 2 erin view calamity fayne bred mar 19 1055 3 princess pietje ellen fresh 4 erin view gnycrness ccilanthn bred june 27 1955 5 er in view rag apple bred jan 7 1955 6 erin view pietje fresh 7 erin view calamity lochinvar fresh 8 erin view pictjc calamity cohintha fresh 9 erin view pietje colahtha bred dec 5 1954 10 riin view pietje fayne ann bred june 22 1955 11 erin view fayne celebrity bred mar 31 1055 12 erin view calamity bess bred apr i 1955 i3 erin view fayne bred apr 4 1955 14 calamity colintha rachil bred jan 30 ul 15 erin view may elmcrofl bred mar 15 1955 ib erin view may rmhinyar bred dec 21 1954 17 erin view glenafton bred dec 1ft 1954 18 erin view pietje ratf apple colantha bred jan 7 1955 19 erin view pietje lrfichinvar ann bred 20 erin view may ko- ba var bred 21 erin view oil- amity bred july 19 1955 22 er in view calamity jean bred 21i erin view princess lnchinvav bred apr 20 1955 24 erin view glenafton ann bred jly 22 1955 25 erin view koba may bred july 19 1955 26 erin view colan tha celebrity bred dec 20 1954 27 erin view elm croft galam- le open 39 erin view benefactor pietje- open 40 erin ficw v elmcroft dolly open 41 erin view glen afton lucy 5 mos 42 erin view benefactor beulnh 5 mos 43 erin view elmcroft boy 14 mos pigs ilorge english whites -l- 21 chunks 4 sows 1 iog- surge milker 2 unit registered hoibtein cat tle braeholm herald olive bred jan 24 1055 braehojm admiral lblla bred dec 20 1954 brae- holm admiral jessie bred apr 8 1955 braeholm herald lillie used apr 2 1055 braeholm milestone beth bred dec 13 1954 braeholm ambassador supreme bred nov 21 1954 braeholm sovereign syl via open braeholm emperor spot open braeholm tradition rose open braeholm elmcroft iva op en braeholm aladdin ann bred jan 0 1055 braeholm aladdin lilly bred dec 28 1954 terms cash no animal to be removed until settled for this i- an outstanding herd kitb the date open cata logue on request t- a m mcewen aurtioner j d gale on pedigree- r j mcenery clerk b ontarios saltwater coastline in excess of 000 miles bordering james and hudson rays touches ocnan for a greater length than many prominent maritime count ries while its freshwater coastline runs for more than 1 000 miles five prizes won by white faces in the strong hereford show the only halton exhibitors were mr and mrs c f patterson of norval while they may not have brought back any red ribbons five- of the six animals entered were in the prize monejf and that is quite an achievement in a show like the c njs other winners many in halton now folks that is not by any means a complete list of awards won by halton exhibitors at the cne in fact there are perhaps more halton exhibitors not men- 1 tinned than those we have sketchily i listed so if your favorite section of this great agricultural show has not been written up why not do it yourself your local editor will ap preciate such cooperation halton red poles clean the boards when it comes to sweeping the boards clean you have to hand it to haltons red poll breeders namely leonard and geo coulson a r coulter and geo readhead among them they took all of the champion ships and nearly all of the top awards sb leaders for august in jersey classes the high jersey cow in canada for the month of august is essex comet pride owned by mclvera jones of south woodslee i essex county out for milk production the high record was made by brampton w r sports princess bred and owned by b h bull and son of brampton wolf von richtnofen of camp- bellville has the high senior four- yearold on alfa royalist 5d with a record of 8507 lbs of milk and 515 lbs of fat british columbia hs the high junior fourvenrold with woodawn jester pnscilla owned lv the estate of f k poole armstrong producing 11744 lbs of milk and 641 lbs of fi stan may wins percheron prize halton used to have many many prominent horsemen today in so far as- the heavyaral tteeds are concerned it is pretty well confined to stan may of hornby with his percherons and ernie armstrong of georgetown in the belgian breed however these two halton horsemen more than upheld the honor of halton when the judging of the draught breeds of horses got under way perhaps the top award was the reserve junior male championship won by stan may on his 1955 stallion foal bonny joe from 1945 to 1953 the consumpt ion of milk in canada declined from 102 pints per person per dav to 86 pints hsh01den optometrist eyes examined glasses fitted 7 douglas st guelph mjk i mmm reran hmvb rrefitabwl discus a farm improvement loan with four 14y hanir b montreal manager bank of montreal b m wrhlp willi cenealpm m iry wtfc f llf hit the broken lines on the photograph roughly indicate the additional area to be occupied by new smelters and other buildings beyond the present plant the aluminum structure in the middle ground can be seen the harbor and docks of kitimat in august 1954 only 3 v years after ground was broken tlie kitimat smelter commenced production of aluminum with an annual capacity or 91500 tons almost immediately- a 60000ton extension was started and in the spring of 1955 the decision was made to proceed with a flexible program to add a further 1 80000 tons to ingot- capacity rra progressivotnctcase to 33 l500-tqns- more than three times the size of the original installation and well on the way to our ultimate kitimat goal of 55000q tons a year v this continuing expansion of kitimat in succes sive stages stated ajminium limited president nathanael v davis should we believe help to keep pace- with the growing free world demand for aluminum and particularly the demand in our major export markets the united kingdom and the united states the newfacilities will go into production step by step with the first unit starting up in the fall of 1956 it is expected that the present building program wi be completed in 1959 v aluminum company of canada iftd smutlts artkshawinioan fails arvioa lilt kalltmf iiauhaihqti xltfatat i o bh jrm

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