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smart choi and comfort arrow par strive for perfection in plowing matches carroll wednesday evening oct 28th 1993 tbb georgetown rawn page x canadas widespread favorite just one look tells you why arrow par is canadas favorite widespreadcollared shirt its so good looking styled with a handsome wide spread collar that looks extrasmart with windsor knot ties so comfortable too the sbft perfectatting collar feels mighty good around your neck sanforized white broadcloth fabric shrinkage not over 1 stop in for arrow parr in georgetown exclusively at silvers let us have utility classes at our plowing matches but also let us have perfection stated j a car roll assistant deputy minister of agriculture for ontario when ad dressing the halton plowmen at their banquet in st pauls parish mall norval following their match held on thursday on the fred rud dell farm in eauuesing township many folk stated mr carroll are critical of the amount of handling done at our plowing matches and while admitting tnat quite often plowmen spend too much time n their crowns to the detriment of the rest of their land nevertheless people do not flock to see a painted barn butu they do go to see a pain ted picture it was also pointed out toy the speaker that livestock exhibitors when taking their live stock to a major show do not take them direct from the pasture field land of freedom in a most interesting way mr carroll who was president of the recent world plowing match held near cobourg outlined the object ives of such a match and the im pressions gained by many of the isiting plowmen your country stated one of the delegates from finland to mr carroll is a land of freedom it was pointed out b the speakers that twenty five percent of the finnish people lost their homes and farms in the war v ith communist russia a delegate from another europ can country was impressed by the lack of class distinction in can- ad i btill another by the abun- duiic of jod lvd and its cheap iilss whin con pared to that in most european u untnes ideal site however to it back to the iful for arrow white shirts department of education branch community programmes branch evening classes in basic english for new canadians will be sponsored in georgetown by north halton high school board for information and registration come to georgetown high school tuesday november 3rd 8 00 pm or see principal f l lambert at the school before that date there is no fee for this course hey kids youre all invited georgetown lions club halloween party saturday october 31st meet on mill street by the bank at 7 1 5 p m big parade to an indoor location for games contests and prizes a1x for free 1c 1uos sld b successful matcnes ever held by the halton association it v as one of tht most beautiful sites a to tal of sixtj one ndies were turned and the first to or three ridges in each class would cqmpare a ourably w ith anj thing to be seen anywhere stated the official judges wm barnc of gmt and alex black of guelph father and son combinations stanley ma of hornby and spencer wilson of noral repeated their triumphs of a year ago by winning the esso specials for the best ridges by halton plowman in walking plow and tractor classes respectively another pleasing feature of the hilton match vos the three father and son combinations plowing at the match these included j c cunningham and son john of horn by charles irwin and son glenn of omagh jack h taylor and son don of appleby out of the six ridges plowed bv these plowmen three first prize awards were sec ured these went to jim cun ningham glenn irwin and jack h taylor john cunningham had taken two firsts the previous day at the peel county match one in the class for plowboys under 18 years and the other n the open utility class so he could afford to ease up a bit at his home match prsentation to world champ stiu another pleasing feature at the evening programme was the presentation made by stanley l hall mpp to mr and mrs jim eccles of brampton this consisted or a model of the masseyharris plow and tractor operated by mr eccles in winning the world title this model was made by george swan of milton and presented on behalf of the mil ton implement dealers a special two furrow utilty class arranged dy tht hallon execumc drew a record entry of 17 tractor plowmen this class modelled af ter those in the world competition at cobourg was a no handling class with asane limit of one hour here doug reid a former esso cham pion trip winner took top honors champion team repeat jn the horse show judge martyn heslop of tansley gave the first award to stan mays great team of percherons which also won the championship at the international earlier this month halton farm implement dealers put on a great display of practic ally everything that is new and modern in farm machinery when it comes to staging mach inery demonstrations most people are prepared la admit the ruddell bros fred and newton are in a class by themselves once they got under way the 1000 spectators who have been lining the head ridges and the farm machinery display park congregated around the big machines being piloted by fred and newt the whole event was an out standing success wd president har old picket who was the chairman of the evening program may well be proud of the 1953 event which would go in history as one of the most successful ever staged by the hapn association vice president spencer wilson paid tribute at the evening pro gramme to the many individuals and organization whose coopera tion made the event possible these included the long list of donors the hobt of the day fred ruddell and his brother newton the ash- grove w i who supplied the excel lent noonday lunches the ladies guild of st paul s anglican church noral and the norval wi who latered to the delicious banquet in the evening the farm machinery dealers and inclor owners and misses cirol stcenson and jean- nctte foster ard donald wilson whose oey instrumental numbers rounded out an excellent evenings programme the following is a list of the awards class 1 jointer plows in sod 4 entries it g brown gait stanley miy hornby lloyd may llton george marklc alberton class 2 second class jointers in sod 4 entries harold cunniltg ton inlewood paul timbers aur ora class 3 tractnrs in sod open d entries jot tran claremont bill hostrawser malton spencer wilson norval v norman robson maple c f picket georgetown class 4 second class tractors in sod 7 entries keith merry hornby john w picket hornby bill dixon brampton wm brain ross brown of norval class 5 tractors in sod under 16 years 3 entnes glenn ir- w in milton ross austin george- tow n don taylor burlington class 6 tractors in sod under 21 years 11 entries don dunkeld claremont george dixon bramp ton stan da vi alberton arnold howden milton lee wilkinson malton class 7 tractors 3 furrow 4 entries j a randcll breslau bob wanless brampton joe brown- ridge brampton jack judge of cheltenham class 8 tractor 3 furrow utility class 3 entries j c cunning ham hornby r j coombcs bur lington james ismond george town class 9 tractor mounted flows 5 entries jick taylor burling ton don armstrong brampton harold tyrrell burlington bert robertson guelph wm mclean glen williams class 10 tractor 2 furrow utility 17 entries doug reid brampton bob armstrong bramp ton norman robson maple stan davis alberton john cunningham hornby horse show stanley may hornby harry cunnington ingle- wood r g brown gait george markle alberton paul timbers aurora other specials nof previously mentioned bank of nova scotia class 0 arnold howden milton bank of commerce class 4 keith mer ry hornby george e elliott youngest plowmen don taylor glenn irwin richardson s store norval best ridge by norval jr farmer john cunningham w c woods co keith merry suymem6yaeoozn thompsons hardware terra cotta thimble club dines at yellow briar inn fourteen memoers of the thim ble club attended the annual din ner which this year was held at the yellow briar brampton last thurs day after chiken dinner a few hands of cards were played congratulation to mr and mrs f clark who have a new daugh ter a sister for barbara mr- george coulter who atten ded school here was a visitor with friends in the village j wednes day mrs m gray and mr and mrs george gray and daughter sharon called on the emmersons one day last week mrs joseph eves was on the aid list last week we hope to see her up and around again soon mr and mrs art rhodes of tor onto spent the weekend at the home of mr and mrs a zilio better see motorola t with the new double power picture phone tr 72971 hwruii mun dqmt m everyone loves a good buy the place to get it in the herald classified section of course j just phone hie herald j model 17k17 handsome styling super engineering at a low price wjth 1 7 inch screen in mahogany walnut or limed oak model 21c2 a smart investment for years of unexcelled 21 inch screen tv enjoyment beautiful mahogany wal nut or limed oak cabinet with detachable legs 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