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ww os rg A Rr Wol, FV er, Yd ors So ~ we PT a RRS HERE 8--THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16th, 1950 Ontario County Holstein Club Holds Successful Annual Meeting The Annual Meeting of the Ontario Holstein Club was held in the Town- ship Hall at Manchester, on Thursday, January 8th, 19569, with around 100 "Holstein Breeders in attendance. President, Harold A. Werry, opened the meeting ot 10.45 a.m. In his open. ing address, Mr. Werry wave a detail- ed summary of the projects carried out by the club during 1968. Mr. Jack Fraser, Prominent Holstein breeder from Streetsville, Ont., was the guest speaker. He gave a very splendid address on: the topic "What Can We Expect In a Holstein Breed- er?" He emphasized the importance of good cow families in the Breeding program. He also emphasized that good farming and good cattle go hand in hand. In his cropping program he pointed out that good hay and pasture were very important. His address was very timely and contained some very worthwhile information. } Mr. Wm. Stone thanked Mr. Fraser on behalf of the meeting for his very splendid and informative address. The various projects carried out dur- Red Seal--Geo. McLaughlin, Mur- ray Holtby, Roy Ormiston, Harold Werry, Bob Flett, W. Teefy & Sons. Geo. McLaughlin, National Director, gave an interesting report on the work of the National Association, He re- ing the year were discussed and it was ported that the Annual Holstein Meet- decided 'to sponsor the following pro- ing will be held in the Royal York jects for 1969, . Two bus trips. . Twilight Meéting. . Banquet 4. Black and White Show 5. County Tour of Holstein herds. w= CC no Mr .Chas. Hadden was appointed to | represent Ontario County on the East Central Show and Extension Commit- | extent, tee. Mr. Gerry Nelson, Fieldman for the Holstein-Friesian Association, gavg a He con- Ontario County on their splendid success in the show ring at the Championship Show, Peterborough, and at the Royal Winter detailed report on his work, gratulated exhibitors from Fair. He presented Long Time Production certificates to: Blue Seal--C. Werry & Son, Smith Orvan Bros., George McLaughlin, Chambers, Hotel, 28th. tions of Holstein cattle were up 4.4%, transfers were up 6%), and new mem- berships were up 7%. He also report- cd that exports of Holstein cattle to the United States were up slightly over 13%. Exports to some other foreign counties were down to some during 1958 was 12.6%. Jas. T. Brown, Newcastle, and Roy Barker, Woodbridge, National Direct- or, Carlos Tamblyn, Durham County and Jim MecCague, Simcoe County, spoke briefly. ' Mr. G. W. 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Mrs. DeNure read the minutes of: last meeting and executive meet- ing held at the home of the president | in' December. Mrs, Mark the treasurer gave a most satisfactory financial report for 1958. At close of business session Mrs," Thompson's group opened program- | me with a poem "Speak to Strangers". Mrs. Linstead conducted the devotion. al, the theme "Growing Magnanim- ity". Mrs. Linstead closed the wor. ship service with a prayer asking God's help in saving us from envy, | Jealousy and hate, Mrs. Thompson reviewed the third chapter of study book, Mexico -- In "Concerns of a Continent", Mexico is a country Mrs. Thompson could well describe, her sister Miss Lilian Timbers has been a missionary in Mexico for over b years." She des- cribed the country, living conditions 'and missionary work especially in hospital, which Miss Timbers is as- sociated with. Mrs. Thompsgn closed her address with a Mexican prayer. The meeting closed with the Miz- 'pah benediction. 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