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the georgetown herald wednesday evening october 22nd 1941 halton holstein breeders staged show at milton die third annual show of the hal loo bolstelzt bendcn was staced at mtfam on september 27th and wtmt show the llule county of halton of four towwfclpi brought forth con- ttoelnc evhkncq of their ataman tba county with more holstelns per otiuan mll ttian any other county in the dominion shortage of labour jfeoit crops the busy aeaeon ooupled witti tbe recent windstorm which blew down numerous alios at a moat inop portune time couldnt keep than away no less than 37 halton breeders brought out one or more animals mak ing i total of 133 individual animals furthermore almost without exception they brought out their animals clipped jhd well halter broken it looked like another onje when one saw 1 to milk out in fche mature class 13 progenyo of dam 13 gets and 13 herds in the latter class 563 animals were m the ring at the one time la no wonder that the ringside was crowded throughout the afternoon to wtrtbh the work of judge durno innes who as usual did an efficient job even such experienced and veteran ex- bjmtors as j m fraser d g dunton aad w j fraser who came over from peel county to watch the show and geo demons and cliff graham of the holstein association were more tban enthusiastic w s hah of oakvllle contributed the largest number of animals and in cidentally won the junior female championship on his senior yearling heifer montvic hlemxe rctg apple vera robinson bros were the premi er exhibitors winning the senior and grand championship on their 2-year- old bull leeholm sir texal junior championship on their senior bull calf oredholme francy segis senior and granctchantplon female on daisy gano hartog their five year old dry cow the same breeders won the strong herd class as well as the strong wet cow class and the junior yearling hei- fer class t l leslie 8z son were well to the fore in several classes topping the progeny class with their twin four- yearold daughters of grace bauwerd dewdrop and also with the winning get of lonsdale texal boy and the winning twoyearold in milk on allu- yialdale rauwerd echo a stark son repeated their 1940 triumph of se curing the bank of nova scotia speci al for the best get bred and owned to exhibitor and also topped the three- yearold class with sunnybank rag apple laura all sired by glen allen bag apple snowball g leslie peer ft son won the twoyearold dry class with hlllandale aaggie hlamke and the strong junior heifer class on hlllandale pabfit aaggie which animal will be recalled won the big calf club class at the cne emerson ford topped the senior heifer calf class with a grand daughter of straihmore koba zozo and roy wilson the yearling bull class with woodland teak romeo lad the premier exhsutor was john ticket 8e son and ksquesthg township won the xntertowushlp claaa associated with the show was the achievement day for tbe milton hol stein oau glufa in whlob hi club menv- lbea paraded their bteck sod whites for judge k a mews agricultural rep resentative for peel county here donald peer of milton repeated ms cnk triumphs by winning first for calf and first for showmanship bart ford craig alexander and wm brain weer 2nd 3rd and 4th respectively for calif and win brain barl ford and ralph fish and 3rd and 4th respec tively for showmanship tribute must also be given to the halton club for their efficient organi sation including the ttfetxnattve catalo gue of entries the ring committee composed of nels robinson wubert blggar craig held fred and jack hamilton kept things running smooth ly throughout the busy afternoon other awards were as follows bull years and overlst robinson bros georgetown 2nd dr o n blanshard freeman 3rd prank rine- hart oampbelrville 4th sooty bros freeman bull 1 year 1st roy wilson mil ton 2nd lome cleave korval 3rd victor j lawrence oakvllle 4th john a freeman oampbellvule 5th g leslie peer 5c son milton senior bull calf 1st robinson bras 2nd w s hall oakvtue 3rd irwin shepherd freeman 4uh t l leslie 8c son georgetown 5th c h law rence sheridan junior bull calf 1st j percival les lie georgetown 2nd and 3rd john picket son hornby 4th victor j lawrence 5th a t wcodley milton cow 4 years and over dry 1st robinson bros 2nd a stark son milton 3rd robinson bros 4lh john picket 8c son 5th emerson ford hornby cow 4 years and over milking 1st robinson bros 2nd morley wat son tansley 3rd john picket 8c son 4th a stark sc son 5th t l leslie son cow 3 years 1st a stark son 2nd a t woodley 3rd w s hall 4th john picket son 5uh e segsworth 8c son freeman heifer 2 years in milk 1st t l leslie son 2nd robinson bros 3rd john picket 8z son 4th john schertzl norval 5th john picket 8c son heifer 2 years dry 1st g leslie peer son 2nd e segsworth 8c son 3rd john picket 8c son 4th w s hall 5th victor j lawrence heifer senior yearling 1st w s hall 2nd roy wilson milton 3rd and 4th j c bell freeman 5th e segsworth 8c son heifer junior yearling let robin son ftros 2nd john a t j brownrldge te son geoi 4th dr c n blanshard j lawrence senior heifer calf 1st pord 2nd and 3rd e segswortti son 4th robinson bros hall junior heifer calf 1st o leslie peer bon milton 2nd and 3rd ar thur brain norval 4th emerson ford 5th w s hall oetofsire 3 animals 1st t l leslie 8c son 2nd a stork jk son 3rd john picket 8c son 4th g leslie peer 8c bon 5th john a freeman progeny of dam 2 animals lot t l leslie son 2nd robinson bros 3rd g leslie peer 8t son 4th a stark 8s sonr 5th arthur brain herd 1 mole 3 females 1st robin son bros 2nd t l leslie 8c son 3rd john picket son 4th w s hah sph roy wilson iatextownshlp herd 1st ehques- lng townshiprobinson i cleave leslie brownrldge 2nd trafalgar township wilson stark woodley hall 3rd nelson township blanshard watson peer segswortlh halton jersey cattle club show an outstanding success jsiws25irth mcnabb and angus mc- they abe at it again byh l hutt a number of years ago while visit ing an old friend in muskoka a neigh bour lad rushed hi for help with the declaration of our heading- this be ing interpreted meant pa and ma were fighting again certainly a ter rible state of affairs and we are rushing into print with it now becausel of what we have seen going on all over town last week neighbours pay ing their respects or disrespects to each other in clouds of blinding pun gent smoke from the burning of the fallen leaves that a kind creator has provided to shade and shelter them from the heat of the summer siin something in line with what- is going or in europe just now where hitler and his hordes of deluded huns are paying their respects to their neigh bours on all sides let us try to do better in this coun try and learn to say it with flowers to all who would rather do so we commend a careful consideration of an article by an eminent authority on making the most of fallen leaves appearing in the last number of the canadian horticulture and home ma gazine we have asked the editor of the herald to publish it for the benefit of our citizens in brief it tells how to compost and make leaf mould of them lor the growing of better flowers next year for the benefit of any who cannot conveniently compost them in their own back yard send them to our com post neap and we will return them tn flowra next year all of the choicest glads iris peonies lilies delphiniums and what have you in their season but remember no sticks stones cans or broken milk bottles the place for them is in the town dump and any brought here will be returned when you call for your flowers no unmistakable manner at their an nual jersey show held at milton on september 27tti that they arc well on have the oattie by parading 7s jer sey centre in the province of ontario not only have they a progressive club with upwards of fifty members but they also demonstrated that they have he cattle by parading 71s jer seys of the kind that please both the dye and the pocketbook according to judge oswald warraan of brampton it was one of the best if not the best county jersey show at which it had been his privilege to officiate secre tary james bremner of the cana- dhin jersey cattle club was also an enthusiastic ringside spectator in au 16 different halton jersey herds were represented at the show the awards were fairly evenly divid ed with the senior and grand cham pionship for bulls going to maurice 0 beaty on brampton draconls royal the same breeder topped the 2-year- old heifer class with llndale basilua a granddaughter- of brampton basilua that noted worlds champion cow he also snowed the way in the strong heifer calf class with illndale esteua flashlight and topped the progeny of dam class with the progeny of os borne blossom featherstone bros won the junior male championship on avonleas king standard and also scored red ribbons on avonleas kings iona a yearling heifer and on their get of silver spring april king halton brook farms owned by col nellls of oakvillc a now jersey en thusiast dominated the cow classes winning first in the aged cow milking class on lawnrldge royal leda first in the dry aged cow class on glen alden august and first in the three- yearolds on scorchers taxpayer the same exhibitor won the strong herd class w j alexander also scored a red ribbon in the yearling bull class on graham farms noble master other breeders who were well up in the money in a numberof classes in cluded lome ella sons arthur padbury chas mckeown d r mc laughlin estate w a moclure and w davles son maurice beaty was the premier breeder and exhibitor the achievement day for the halton jersey and guernsey calf club was held at the same centre where 15 jersey and guernsey calves paraded for the judgment of agricultural rep in keen competition beverley ella resentative el a innes or peel county toppd the strong class with john mc- clure fraser mcnabb and kenneth ella second third and fouth respec tively in showmanship kenneth ella showed the way followed by beverley canada every person or firm manufacturing handling or dealing in food feeds livestock poultry yarn cloth clothing or footwear must have a licence by december 1 1941 ide tbe wutime prices aid trade boarl licemwb order jul persois ii the f0ll0wm6 types of bisiness nabb respeouvely other awards were as follows bull 2 years and over 1st maurice c beaty milton 2nd halton brook farms oakvdlle 3rd chas mckeown acton 4th w j alexander george town 6th lome g ella 8c sons rookwood bull l year 1st w j alexander 2nd lome o ella si sons bull calf under 1 year 1st feather- stone bros oakvllle 2nd maurice o beaty 3rd arthur e padbury rock- wood 4th lome g ella sons 5th chas mckeown cow 4 years and over milking let halton brook farms 2nd maurice ip beaty 3rd lome g ella sonsttol featherstone bros 5th d r mc laughlin georgetown cow- 4 years and over dry 1st halton brook farms 2nd lome g e 8c sons 3rd chas mckeown 4th d r mclaughlin 5th w j alexander cow 3 years 1st halton brook farms 2nd maurice c beaty 3rd lome g ella sons heiifef 2 years 1st maurice c beaty 2nd arthur e padbury 3rd maurice c beaty 4th chas mc keown 5th maurice c beaty heifer 1 year 1st featherstone bros 2nd maurice c beaty 3rd arthur e padbury 4th estate w a mcclure georgetown 5th w davles son palermo heifer calf 1st maurice c beaty 2nd arthur e padbury 3rd lome g ella 8c sons 4th estate w a mc clure 5th halton brook farms get of sire 3 animals 1st feather stone bros 2nd arthur e padbury 3rd maurice c beaty 4th lome ella sons 5th estate w a moclure progeny of dam 2 animals is maurice c beaty 2nd arthur e pad bury 3rd featherstone bros 4th lome g ella sons 5th estate w a moclure herd 1 male 3 females 1st halton brook farms 2nd maurice c beaty 3rd arthur e padbury 4th feather- stone bros 5th lome g ella sons 1c0bac ipe 7bacco 7ipe c r mobfty director of licensing jmder the war- s1 time prices and trade board all v persons ntandfactaflng iir or selling foods feeds clothing or foot wear must secure a licence before december 1st 1941 photo public information ephriam barbour died at ektn a well known and highly respected citizen of erin township passed away at guelph general hospital on sat urday september 27th 1941 in the person of ephriaan barbour beloved husband of the late mary jane web ster in his 87th year a son of the late robert barbour he was born in erin township and spent his life on the farm known to many as the tower farm he was a member of st andrews presbyterian church hillsburg for many years he was a successful breeder of live stock es pecially oxford down sheep his wife predeceased him ten years ago and he is survived by five daugh ters and two sons mrs james carlisle mrs peter miller georgetown mrs david graham- dobblngton mrs ross mcklnnon hillsburg miss marie bar bour georgetown adam and clifford at home also one sister mrs w a molachlan hillsburg the funeral took place from bowes funeral chapel hillsburg on tues day afternoon when his pastor rev w d turner conducted the obsequies interment at 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