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Morgan horses to be shown off A horse is a horse, of course, of course...unless it's a Morgan. Morgan horse owners tend to be a bit on the proud side. Nancy "ON THE FARM | Poker Run', this Saturday, May 10. It's a chance 10 have a little fun while these proud Morgan folk show off their farm 'operations. cards at cach location and the best five card hands win exciting prizes at the end of the run. Prizes include: *horse riding lessons; *horse driving lessons; "training the young horse in Scugo. Uxbridge townships, present-day Morgan farms in these three arcas. The idea is to pick up two *l in horse trailering *a photo shoot with you and Morgans! are invited © loam sbout rural life in Canadas 125 years ago 10 the present -- the wr» Local producers win awards By Joel Baggy Farm Managemen! Specialist Heary and Terry Wygerde, Nestleton, were presented the Welcome Feeds Award for High Their 1991 BCA was 191 -199 - 202 with a composite of 1973 oa 46 records. Willdina Holsteins, Bowmanville, was renner wp with 2 197.3 composite BCA on 36 records. Other herds in the wp five were David and Ingrid Larmer, Blackmock. Youngfield Farms Lad | Nestleton, and Peter Sikma Newcastle. The Royal Bask Award for Most Improved Production was presented 10 Ralph and Grast Glaspell, Bowmanville, with a wcremse of 30.3 pa The Durham County Parmens' Co-op Award for Best Calving interval was won by John and William F. Batty, Crescent Jes7% IGckiin, was awarded he Fo ors Award for a PCA 20-20 - WN a | closing Mon, May avez Board Prices nm» 216 and a composise BCA of 2093 on 45 records. Runners up were Emisne Farms, Lid, Barl and Scou Wilson, Port Perry, with a 209.0 composite BCA and Verderclea Jerseys, Keith and Peter Doble, Sunderiand, with » 207.0 compos he Other hords in the wp 10 ware: Willow Tree Holsteins, Rod McKay, Pont Perry, Raivee Farms Lid.. Neil Raines, Sunderiand; Shadywsy Holsteins, Robert Jibb, Maurice rowed & Jo pres Reasons Farm Lid. Doug & Beth Wilson, Port Perry; Keaise Holsteins, Kea D. Sunderland, won (he Greatest Production Increase Award with an mcresse of 209 BCA pus. ced SEED GRAIN HAY & PASTURE SEED LAWN GRASS and FERTILIZER Avaliable in Large or Small Quantities "Serving Scugog & Surrounding Areas for Over 60 Years" RR#2, Blackstock (416) 986-4331 "Tif a FilNEY TIMING isthe CRITICAL PART of applying HERBICIDES to get the WEED CONTROL you want. Let us help you by CUSTOM APPLYING your HERBICIDES this year and get the timing and accuracy your herbicide requires for a clean crop. For mote information call Cory or Lloyd and ask sbowt Liquid 29% Nitrogen for Wheat or Liquid 28% with Herbicides for Corn. 1-705-277-2002 or 1-800-461-7674 RR. 1, BETHANY, ONTARIO dition and the history. See the beautiful horse at its versatile best! Watch foals I -------- 1:30 p.m. 3. Cyan Star Morgan Farm, 1740 4th Conc., Port Perry, 985 cavort alongside 069 1 Cr WR Sr - the reassurance ~~ 4. Lauralee that life goes on Morgans Farm, anew. Meet the 8121 Seb Conc, Morgan owners Uxbridge, 852- who are so dedi- 9 8 5 0 cated to their Demonstration breed. time: 3:30 p.m. Rain or shine, 5. Chestaut the event will Hill Morgans, carry on. The locations snd umes we as follows: 1. Sher-Kade Farm, 9631 19% Line, Markham (416) 294-9712 Demonstration time 12:30 p.m 1. Downes Family Morgans, 324 Webb Rd. Goodwood, (416) 649-1645. Dn time 12510 Regional Rd. #1 Uxbridge, 852-7085. Demonstration time 430 pm. The poker run ends at Chegaags Hill Morgans, where hands are judged. prisls awarded and Canada 125 birthday cake and are available LINDSAY COMMUNITY SALE BARN LTD. MARKET SYNOPSIS For May 1st, 1992 WIT AG LJ] Lt 1% AL VTE EX0TC § DXOTE CROSS Owe V0 & ame SLAUGHTER COWS N wags SLAUGHTER ALS Over 190 & STOCKIR STHERS (AGCAN Over 48 6 - we ™ we - we ww Wee Owe YE & ne SHH EHH HH EH HEE HE 4111 AF 04 BREGEE XEEEEEE YON i IM I1H HE HHH HEB HH HHH EERIE : sued spar sd sees it