Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), November 30, 1949, p. 10

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ft tm the georgetownherau wednesday nov 30 1949 f fairbahkskostse 0u heal for cxjmfort coiwgfonce j economy see your authorized ale service dealer frank carney electrical and re service king st akcilen ro phone hews ami views for halton fartners bamon cwop a8sociawon istkesses sou oonbebvatlpn malabar farm nd- boll oonaer- vatlon are almoat synonymous terms the programme for the an nual meeunevthe halton crop improvement association whleli is to be held in thtf court hous hilton on ssturday december 3rd at 130 will feature both topics during 1949 he halton associa tion in cooperation with the ac ton georgetown andmuton agri cultural socleues sponsored three soil building competltlqns in hal ton n j thomas popular soil specialist at the oac is to speak on highlights of waltons sou building competitions while paul a fisher prominent farm leader of freemen will give some of his impressions of his visit to malobar form owned and operated by the famous louis bromficw in the stoto of ohio mr flsber recently ac companied the select committee of the ontario legislature on con servation on their trip to that state other features of the afternoon programme at milton on dec 3rd will include short reports by a num ber of local cooperators o report on the survey conducted by the halton association in lowaind 1048 to ascertain the chwiactors re sponsible for some vvinter wheat growers normally securing 40 to 50 bus yields whllb others range around the 30 bus mark in brief everything points to another of those excellent pro grammes annually staged by the halton association acileii rr ne379j fairbanksmorse stoker oil burner st heaters pressure water systems if its electrical call carney smithswann wedding lillian joyce smith r n young est daughter of mr and mrs frank smith qporgetown was married in ballinafay united church on sat urday november 26th to norman f swann son of mr and mrs fred swarm st catharines rev a o foreman former minister at bal- linafad was officiating clergy man mr munn organist of st thomas church of england st catharines played the organ and master dennis gillingham boy soprano from the same church in st catharines sang ave maria before the ceremony and thru the tnc years during the signing of the register the bride given in marriage by her father wore a gown of ivory satin with floorlength embroider ed veil which fell from a capeffect headdress edged with pearls her cascade bouquet was of pink rose and white baby mums miss leola graham r n a classmate of the brides was maid of honour and miss arlene parkinson of guelph was bridesmaid both wearing gowns of blue satin one of a ligh ter and one of a darker shade fah- niined in a style similar to the bri dal gown they wore braided satin coronets edged with pearls to match their dresses and miss graham carried a bouquet of yel low mums while miss parkington carried bronze mums the grooms man was mr william lytic bro ther of the groom from st cath arines an uncle of the brides mr reginald preston and a brother of the grooms mr alan swann both of st catharines were ushers at the brides home a reception was held following the ceremony at which her mother wearing a wine dress and hat ensemble black accessories and corsage of white mums receive the guests assisted by the grooms mother who was gowned in beige crepe with black accessories and a corsage of yellow baby mums for going away the bride wore a black coat made on fitted lines with wine accessories and a cor sage of orchids she also wore a russian squirrel neckpiece the gift of the groom upon their re turn mr and mrs swann will make their home in at catherines help clear facial and other skin blemishes this easy way doff for the skin ii invisible and may be used anytime convenient sold at maccormacks drug store canadian mothers have given birth sb of quadruplets but 3hm0wm still stand alone so far at wsms srs concerned for bulls on their great three year old calrossle atlantic wave t p amos of moffat another prominent name in the shorthorn ing to judge shorty mcewan history of canada had the cham- 6f milton all six of them were up in top half of the prize winners but right at the top stood duncan campbell and judy merry accord- page 10 they had a bonrie pair of calves prime bullocks in the angus section with 3ft contenders john mcklnnon of milton and john okumura eff oak- vlue were again strong contenders ory i di plon dual purpose steer in the clydesdales valley crest farms of oakvllle as usual were prominent throughout the show their five year old mare valley crest cypey was the reserve sen- but the top was exhibited by sin ior champion mare of the show clalr robertson of ontario county i in our last weeks column we with donald home of north sim- referred to thejtnat wins by w e coe second halton was represen- breckon and morley sherwood of ted arriong the 30 contendere in the freeman in the white winter hereford section by evelyn mc wheat and intercounty bobushel cann of milton who waa in 15th wheat classes incidentally this is position with her steer the top three years in a row that mr bre hereford was exhibited by vera c has won the open class for jaques of haldlmand county andjwlnter wheat at the royal other halton exhibitors who were prom inent in the grain iced and vege table classes were j c cunning ham t j brownrldge and w o brownrldge all of esqueslng town ship unfortunately we haveiyt by any means a complete list of the award won by halton exhibitors but auf ficlcnt has been mentioned to in dicatc that in many fields of agri cultural endeavour halton was well and worthily represented jialton club member wins kings guineas r the kings guineos class was the highlight of the live stock classes ot the reccrjt royal winter fn h7 club members paraded their respective baby beeves for dr w r g mcewan dean of agriculture for the province of manitoba they were the tops from renfrew and carleton on the east to lambton and elgin on the west the sheep and swine ring at the royal would hardly accommodate the club members and their calves let alone the huge crowd of specta tors that packed the auditorium from stem to gudgeon the calves were shown in three groups namely shorthorns angus and herefords in the shorthorn section no less than 52 top baby beeves paraded the tan bark for dr mcewan halton was represented in this section by the entries of alex buchanan and duncan camp bell of moffat judy merry of jakvillc clifford and garnet nor- rish of moffat and john willmott i the reserve by allan houghton of south slmeoe when the tvotops from each of the three breeds were brought to gether duncan campbells october 915 lb steer sired by- oac rao som no 23 got the nod and th- kings guineas the reserve was i real battle between judy merrys shorthorn and vera jaqucs hero- ford with the latter finally secur ing that award all of the 117 ctecrs were sold by auction later in the week with the kings guinea winner selling at 2 00 per pound or a total of 1830 the other eight halton entries sold at prices ranging from 34 to 41 cents per lb halton may well be proud of all nine club members who com peted for the 1049 kings guineas clast but heres hats off to a worthy winner and agood sports man duncan campbell of mof fat other halton highlights the campbell shorthorn herd of moffat has for many many years been prominent in the shorthorn history of canada down through he years they have had their cham pions at previous royals and the international at chicago it was a real innovation however at this years royal to find both the fath er and son securing championship awards as indicated in the prev ious article duncan set the pace fy winning the kings guinea class the ambition of every baby beef club member in ontario then on the following day his fa ther grant took the junior and rand championship female award on his senior heifer calf naemser cinderella 3rd in the same class gocdon breck on of bronte had the third place award this heifer sold later at around the 1000 mark in this sale the campbell herd had the top selling bull which brought 1225 and also the high female of the sale namely 1350 s g bennett of scotsdalc farm georgetown was the big winner of the shorthorn show their en tries taking the red ribbons in at least five or six classes they cli maxed this great showing by tak ing the reserve grand championship skinny men women gain 5 1015 lbs get he pep wa vigor what thrtol hon ilmba ail eat ugf fcabov ul up hmk no lonisr scrawny body toamjum- tarvad alckly beanpole look pmiuaaada fihew stoker coals in stock i 1 we have large quantities of both domestic and indue- 3 trial stokerdj0fr on our oakville dock 3 no need wa worry about strikes or shortages and w can guarantee y aupeb for this winter prices upon request hillmers fuel ice co phone oalcville 23 dundas st n oakvtte ggggggyggggggggggggg irla womsb man who mvtptoul i arw now proud otihspalr baalihrloaubx bodies thar thank lb pacta vuiwbulkuost aasbbaudlasj cant oatrax iu tonim 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