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t georgetown herald wednesday nov 5th 1947 you asked for it here it is brought back by populartsemand money back club every customer is a member to enter our weekly saturday draw write your name 4n the back of your purchase slips and drop it in the box at the counter the lucky customer is refunded his total purchase up to 10 utra msxs winnkr ma noun mabtoourtx tut join today by shopping at caldwells food store groceries meats phone 366 main street news and items of interest to halton farmers fv tom dickenson sand gravel cement blocks rle black top soil i and general phone 84r33 haulage w j robertson special to the hal- ton junior fanner group with the largest number ol its members in action resulted in a tie between ac ton and milton clubs nothing daun ted the worthy past resident of the plowmens association doubled his donation while the real bulk of haltons plowing is performed by means of the tractor the horse show demon strated that there are still many horse lovers in haltbn and also some good plow teams here with bert berry popular manager of valley crest farm to charge the nelson robinson special was fltvon by geo brownrldges team of blacks with the hqlton district cooperative cash special going to stan mays team of greys the wants of the inner man at noon were capably and amply sup- asnval halton plowing hatch an ojdtstandino success haltons annual plowing match which in recent years has become known to many as ontarios premier county match lived up to its repu tation on thursday of last week held onthe tana of obas jarvis 414 miles south ot milton on highway no 25 it had an ideal setting- des pite unfavourable weather conditions which prevailed in the early morn ing 44 plow boys met in competition included in this number were many ot the rjiflt from the counties of brant haidlrnand waterloo wentworth peel and york who an nually meet in friendly rivalry with haltons moumboard artists wed nesdays showers had unproved soil conditions materially with the result plied by ladles of omagh womens that the quality of workmanship was institute while at night over 200 crowded the groaning tables prepa- deputy ei d the ladles of the applelby v o was womens association in the palermo guest speaker at the banquet held in j community hall the evening stated tat it was a w long while since he has attended match where the general quality was so uniformly good similar state- outstanding duncan assistant minister of agriculture who distributor agents for cledraulic and gabriel shock absorbers stabilizers add rubbers of all sixes in stock georgetown shock absorber exchange and service cledw1dge king st phone 495w mente were made by olark young of j and fred timbers the of- i flcial adjudicators the latter com- plimented the members of the hal- ton plowmens branch on the gen eral efficiency with which they loo ked after all detail of management throughout the day in short not withstanding unfavourable weather conditions of the early morning it was one of the best matches ever staged by the halton association and a real feather in the cap of pre sident jack elliott and bis fellow of ficers and directors as usual the display ot farm ma chinery and demonstrations staged under the leadership of stanley 1 hall alpp w e breckon fred auddell arthur diamond harvey nurse and r t wilson created a lot tjulova gruen west watches fast service on watch clock and jewedry repairs mens goldfilled bracelets 595 simmons jewellers toronto and georgetown temporary location in the golden gate car i oar new store next door it opened following the banquet an excel programme was presented with ident jack elliott demostratlng he is equally as efficient ii chair as on the auctioneers stand duncan ontarios assistant de puty minister of agriculture who was introduced by w e breckon of freeman delivered a most interest ing and educational address which was keenly enjoyed by the large aud ience other pleasing features of the programme included delightful num bers by the campbellville quartette and kilbrides one and only jack bennett in the role of a most ver satile comedian following a few wordb of appreci ation by stanley l hall mpj t all who had cooperated in making the day an outstanding success the announcement of the awards and presentation of prizes brought the heavy days programme to a fitting conclusion the awards by classes were as fol- longer mil lower cost rfgoodrichtire5 ld silvertowns are made with tougher coolerrunning rubber theyre designed and built differently their wider flattertread puts more rubber on the road distributes the wear more evenly and assures you of added protection against skidding and blowouts ifeorgetown motors jointer plows in sod of interest and was a source of real educational value to the crowd of lows 1500 or more who were in atten- class dance demonstrations were given by 1rt r brown gait 2nd how- netoo lawrence with his power ard fees south cayuga 3rd wm- b takeoff tractor mower colin alton vanstckle cainsvtllet th7 alfredi with his tractor propelled side deli- dickie jerseyvllle 5th marshall very rake and later by his allis deans paris 6th chalmers automatic piokup baler j agincourt 7th j georgetown standard time x to london 1020 am 1220 pm v stratford only 235 pm c 455 pm 715 pm d 820 pm i 1 10 pm kitchener only to toronto c 31 am 129 pm 644 pm d 804 am 224 pm 924 934 am 504 pm e 1129 v ssor as sen and hol d sun and hol e sat pm fm bin cohhectyorts at bbamrmw poft owbt sound and at toronto for moirtmeal ottawa and noktb bat halifax quebec st john lanes stc fares are low mm trip tu ukbded 5590 winnipeg 465 2590 regina 5730 4295 calgary 7755 tickets avd djl ohxjation at mr i a mccuntock phone 89 and also by j e mckinnons new holland automatic baler the rud- dell bros and gordon cartwright demonstrated the efficiency of their respective power chain saws and fred ruddell also gave pleasing and i conclusive demonstrations with his home made manure loader both as a manure loader and as a bulldozer for movlngearth and rocks the big sea man irototluer owned by messrs toccallno and breckon also came in for a lot of interest as it demonstra ted its ability to make a seed bed in one operation both on corn stub ble and on an area which had been j plowed last spring but owing to last springs wet weather had had to be left idle the past season others who contributed to the machinery display included w e breckon freeman nicholson and kelly of milton woods manufacturing co surge na milkers the mt forest threshing l georgetown machine co d a wendover of pa- leonard jarvis randall bres lau class 2 jointer plows in bod 1st norman tyndau richmond hill 2nd harold ferguson rock- wood 3rd howard timbers aurora 4th stan may hornby 5th mansell timbers unlonvule class 3 jointer plows in sod under 20 years 1st carl timbers tjnionvirie 2nd duncan watson woodbridge 3rd harley timbers tjnionvme 4th wm buck paris 5th douglas cunning- ton mglewood 9th gordon fergu son rockwood 7th jack ferguson rookwood 8th harold cunnlngton ifiglewood class 4 tractor in sod open 1st harold picket hornby 2nd douglas reid brampton 3rd ro bert timbers stouftvllle 4th rus sell oralton brampton nti clarke flshervuleji 6th hugh leslie 7th roy craig mono road lermo o w breckon of freeman mcduflee son of milton and val ley crest farm palermo this is a feature which is annually looked for ward to by halton fanners and adds much to the interest and educational alue of haltons big match judg ing by the interest with which tfie crowds moved from demonstration to demonstration despite the raw cold wind however to return to the plow- boys the champion walking plow contestant was again the veteran and popular bob brown of gait haltons top ranking walking plow artist was harold ferguson of nas sagaweya township who for the second year in succession took the coveted salada tea co special with stan may of hornby getting the re serve position in the tractor classes harold plck- etr one of hornbys favourite sons class 5 tractors in god 1st mllford fenwlck brampton 2nd tom patterson muton 3rd jack taylor freeman 4th boss brown nerval 5th geo dixon brampton 6th leonard lister hor nby 7th donald armstrong bram pton 8th hartley robertson milton 9th john nesbitt caledon class 6 tractors in sod halloo only 1st john picket jr hornby 2nd wm grlce freeman class 6 tractors m sod halton only 1st keith merry hornby 2nd wm brain norval 3rd gordon darby rockwood class 8 row crop tractor in sod 1st chris metcalfe inglewood 2nd herb golden brampton 3rd jack graham brampton horse sow 1st geo brownrldge muton 2nd stan may hornby 3rd maurice c beaty 4th allan patterson 5th took top honoirs in the open tractor biu 7th walter smart 8th wm booth 9th and thereby won the esso champion tractor special and also the bank of commerce special our readers will recall with pride harrys proficiency with the walking plow a few years ago when he and an ad joining neighbor john lister placed 2nd and 1st respectively in the big salada tea class at the interna uo- and thereby won a trip to the west coast just to show that all the plowing ability of the picket family does not belong to one mem ber- a younger brother topped the tractor class for halton boys under m years and thereby took both the t eaton company and the bank of nova scotia specials the youngest contestant in the field was blllle grlce a 13 year old from freeman who was runner up to john picket jr and took the halton mutual spe cial jack taylor of freeman was also in the limelight taking the r stir ling dynes special for ford- fergu son equipment and also 3rd place in second class tractors which brought together nine contestant sheriff anticipated chas jarvis all of muton halton juniors to stage puiffljc speaking competition f second annual county public ig competition open to halton junior farmers is scheduled for the muton high school on friday nov ember 7th at 830 pjn preliminary compositions have al ready been held by the acton mil ton norval and palermo clubs and the winners will now talk it out milton on the above date fox the ho nour of representing halton in the district and zone competitions to be held later this month the winner at the latter competition wift com pete for provincial honours in tor onto in january each halton club will also present a member in the class for amateur entatrtoliinsmt coupled with this is to be a dance to music supplied by the mbton har mony six all in alt tt win be a most interesting evening enter tainment and a capacity house is main street tel 280 bfgoodrieh flrst in rubber bourbok patacake short bread 63 a nasgtv osotjitd soxast i i coffee a 49c j potato chips sc pork and beans 2k35t spaghetti sk fish cakes s ic chicken hadd1e 29c pineapple 5st- 3c bamotd auw akjno powdeb s w trlc sod span dtlll 9c bovrkl concentrati 1x ooxniai in os wtl 39c bovril cubes ocasc plums sx1c beans 15c ira tohato arum limas- x9c cauroxaria babt lima beans i7c latuo out hid tuns rxa- 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