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v page 9 iw and views p0r ha f mton plowtnb mati tains keen interest j j the georgetown herald wednesday nov ut i9s0 heltons annual plowing match eld on t o l w h devlin farm at omaghl fyna 4a usual a real meccn for thej ram folk of halton and hclohbir1 counties favoured with ideal ather conditions nearly two houund spectators thronoed the ad ridges to watch the ejjoerts in action xhe official judgeftwcre messrs win ban-to- tof waterloo county anti geo hostrawer both veteran authorities on we act of vine so keen wasjne compet stlon that it was with difficulty made their awards on several the classes a total of 41 contestants were in jon which is a bin reduction from ijast years entry of 63 a pleasing i feature from the standpoint of the 1 associations officers and directors the fact hat over bo per cent lot the contestants on thursday were from halton in contrast to i only 37 per cent in 1949 the class for halton boys under i 18 years brought out a nine year old r contestant in the person of ianj break of trafmcar township whol won the geo elliott special for the youngest contestant ian placed third in competition with three enj year olds a thirteen v ear old and i i a 17 year old r g brown veteran plownnn i from waterloo had the top ridge in the walking plow classes but i heltons stan may gave him a hard tin for his money and incidentally von the esso champions special lor the best ridge in the walking how classes by a halton contest- ant in the tractor classes where 331 contestants guided their iron steeds hornby s harry picket won the ri champions tractor special but had strong competition from i spencer wilson of norval and john headhead of lowvllle both of whom indicated that with further exper ience they are going to be strong contenders in future years at the international when the esso cham pions oversea trips are awarded the bank of nova scotia special for the best ridge in class 6 boys under 18 years was won by arnold j howden trafalgar township while j ihe bank of- commerce trophy in class 9 3 furrow class was won by horace barnes of georgetown the milton milling co tray was tvon by john readhead of low vllle while the bank of orojito silver tray went to lloyd may tra- falgar township and the royal bank tray was won by billic grice of freeman ed dredge of acton won the sterling and dynes special for the best ridge in tractor classes plowed with ford equipment the farm machinery dealers of hilton and district brought out a splendid display of farm machin ery in connection with this rud- dell bros of georgetown staged two excellent demonstrations one in subsoiling and the other with a goebel disc another highlight of the afternoon programme was the halton junior farmer driving con test here representatives of the acton brookville milton norval tad palermo juniors vied in friend ly rivalry in the art of piloting a tractor hauling a waaon through a series of offset stakes etc robt mcalplne was the winner and will represent halton juniors in the provincial competition to be held at the coliseum in toronto in jan- uary the horse show also attracted a large ringside of interested specta tors while only eight teams com- peted judge bert berry of valley crest farm palermo had a tough i job in deciding between the two top outstanding teams owned and exhibited by geo brownridgc of omagh and stan may of hornbv each team had their quota of sup porters with the led ribbon and the timbers nelson roblnscn special uomg to urora i i only chevrolet offers such a and at the lowest prices too twodoor sodon wooftoo seriet available m doluxo onrf speoof modeif take your choice of two widely different stj itleading rwodoor sedans both of them available in either standard or de jue appointments the fleetline de lure twodoor sedan above fea rures a roof and back line which is one- continuous rakish tunc yet wtth all its dash headroom and trunk room are not sacriliced the stvleline series illustrated below in the de luxe two door sedan gives 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srin snt avofabf in dju ond special modj built in canada proved in canada for canadians arthur scott motors limited telephone 161 queen and guelph streets the brownrtdge team mllllken merle timbers billville fyf somerville acton iiosnii ruddcll georgttown class 4 tractors in sod olcn hoi show geo niownruike th wants of the inner mailwcre bob timber- stouffwlle harold milton slinle mi hornby gori- ablyookcd after it noon b the i picket hornby spencer wilson timbci- 01 k count jim ladies or bethel v a the banquet vorv al doug reid brampton nor- moorf dixie ed timbers york in the evening in the trafalgar man tndall richmond hill jack county herb jarvi york county township hall brojfiht out a tavlor freeman tccord attendance of 287 here clas- 5 tractors in sod b en munns w a demonstrated their ti ics donald armstiong bramp- ability as caterers to the satlsfac- ton geo dilcon milford ienwiek tlon of all concerned brampton ross brown win urain the programme aulv presided norval jack marchment keith over by piesldcnt vernon mcarthur merry hornby h illtl ihoire mj hoi nb moffit j it gold- of the halton plowmen s associa tion featured rev w a young chaplain at the ontario agricultu ral college as guest speaker and ronald stewart popular tenor others who spoke briefly included warden wm vansicklc reeve w h blggar of trafalgar and stanley hall mpp the awards in the plowing eiaa- aa were as follows ctaa 1 jointer plows in sod f open to all r g brown gait herb jarvls agincourt harley timbers unlonville stan may hornby class 2 jointer plows in sod r jim hoore dixie j r ooldthorpe ifmohat 1 clan 3 jointer plows in sod untwr 10 yiaua kukt class 6 tractors in sod hal ton onlv contestants under 18 years arnold howdcn milton billie grice freeman ian break strcetsvillc glen irving milton billie speck hornby garie break strcetsvillc cuiss 7 halton only john readhead lloyd may sherwood hume doug picket chas lcrlche milton class 8 tractor mounted plows in sod harold tyrrell freeman ed dredge acton leonard lister hornby john reld brampton class 9 tractors in sod 3furrow l c kennedy agincourt herb golden brampton horace barnes georgetown john stark hilton halton junior rarmars rodeo contest robc afcalplna camp- major bowlin league ends first quarter j by ace bailey i checking back on the records wc tare that alt kirby has bowled his fourth game in the over 300 class he bowled 305 last week to take high single for the week chalking up a very close second was dave stamp rolling up a score of 290 jim brandford was in 3rd place with 284 according to the average there should be a lot more 300 games but the comer pins and head pins really do something to those scores in the three game total jim brandford leads the class in hon ours with 718 137 374 284 ac bailey was second withsssts 1st in sit in third plaoe was mae ton with fi74 ilit j21 m in the team eore alf kirby s i nil took lut pi tee with 1000 llllit llill 1014 andersons team i in i doie m mill willi kill 1107 iii 107 1 i knbyi te un also took honours liu tlu it un mnili eoie of 1099 as follow rnd spire- ihl r v wil son jl bob hall 194 jim brand- rui d j74 alf kirby 114 they also i1ki sciniul with 1094 in third position was andersons team with 17 1 tom wylie ilk mac watson li mp shlpuaj 201 dave stamp 19 bill audi rson 180 at the present time andersons team is in top position with 20 pts bailey and kirby arc tied for sec ond with 18 in bottom spot but starting to climb is wilsons team with 14 points 1 iclrbys team by winning the sec ond and third plus the total took 5 points away from andersons team leaving them with 2 ipolnts wilsons team took the second and third games but lost the total by a narrow margin of 6 pins they got 4 points and baileys team re ceived 3 points the next scheduled night of bowling will likely alter the league standing completely kirby and bailey bowl against each other and arwerson and wilson lire i r i ifiiati mati lied togelhcr this will bring thursday at mr cecil smluve leakue to the halfway mark i ftrbt section sim lltto aypa plans party at the rectory slewarltown aypa re holding i halloween soeial and a sale of homemade candy at the ileetory on i iday evcnlnf at 8 jo pjn will those wishing transportation get in touch with the president mr bob harris as quickly as possible the wa meeting was held last home our teacher miss frank attended tlu teachers convention last m- da so the children had a holiday that day mr bob lawaon was home tor the weekend miss annie brown of toronto was a visitor with mr and mortram for the weekend during world war 2 u s permits were made largely from shell cejag with only a small amount of virgin copper added to bring the alloy 139 to legal standards tt attention farmers we are paying the highe prevailing price for dead or crippled twin animal horses cattle hogs telepltone collect for j gordon young limited totwito adtlaitte 3636 gii 11 omijii 3m4