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i a It was a banner day for Hanover Hill Holsteins. The Scugog Township farm captured many of the top awards at the 47th annual Ontario County Holstein Show held at the Port Perry Fair on Labour Day. There were 128 animals in the show from 37 exhibitors and the competition and quality was excellent. "This is the best county show I have ever judged", was the comment of Judge Jeff Nurse of Georgetown. Hanover Hill won the premier breeder banner with a total of 120 points, with second going to Bethnwill Holsteins with 42, and third to High Point Farms with 40 points. The premier exhibitor banner also went to Hanover Hill with a total of 140 points. Elmeroft placed second with 45 and Bethnwill third with 42 points. A Brookview Tony Charity, owned by Han- over Hill was judged grand champion. This five year old won the best udder award and the local Royal Bank award for highest pro- duction with a 205.5 percent BCA. This animal, of course, has an outstanding winning tradition as last year it was an all-Canadian and all-American champion as a four year old. Hanover Hill also captured the champion male, junior champion female and six individ- ual classes. Other local winners at the 47th annual show were Cathy Honey in the pre-4H class. Ann Lamb was third in the same class. Brad Howsam won the red ribbon -in the Junior Heifer class, Phoenix © won the Reserve Jr. champion female; the highest placing home bred mature cow, and the four year old class. The following is a list of the first and second place finishers in all the various classes of the 47th Ontario County Holstein Show. Class I- Female Calf born in 1983 1. John Leask, (Cathy Honey), Leaskdale Affie Magic. 2. Neil H. Raines, (Bill Raines), Raivue Warden Bonnie. Class 2 - Bull 1. Hanover Hill Hol- steins, Hanover Hill Money-Maker. 2. Werrcroft Farms Ltd. Werrcroft Dynamite. Champion Male-Trophy Donated by Altona Lea Holsteins, Blackstock Winner Hanover Hill Holsteins. Class 3 - Female Junior Heifer 1. Els Rock Holsteins, Condon 'Triple T Cindy- Red 2. John Leask, (Dean Dusty's 4-H calf), Leaskdale Affie Magic. Class 4 Female Intermediate Heifer 1. Hanover Hill Holsteins, Hanover Hill Sheik Anna-ET. 2. Phoenix Bros. (Janet Doner"s = 4-H calf) Arlanda Pre Candy. Class § Female Senior Heifer 1. Cecil H. Snoddon, and Mocomi Holsteins, Sunnyfield Christie. 2. Highview Holsteins, Highview Rena Sheik. Junior Champion Female - Rosette 1st Int. Hanover Hill. Reserve Junior Champion Female Rosette 2nd Int. Phoenix Bros. Class 6 - Dry Cow 1. Elmcroft Holsteins and Tedesco. Bros., Roycedale Ned Sue. 2. Hanover Hill Holsteins, Hanover Hill Astro Countess. Class 7 Female in Milk, Dry Or Not Yet Calved For the first Time 1. Hanover Hill Hol- steins, Hanover Hill Triple Judie. 2. Bethnwill Holsteins, Bethnwill Lavender ET. - Class 7 Bob Simpson Trophy - awarded annually by Bob Simpson, Milking, Management Services, Guelph, for the highest placing 2 year old, bred by the exhibitor. Winner - Hanover Hill Holsteins. Class 8 1.Hanover Hill Hol- - steins, Hanover Hill Ultimate Fay. 2. Hanover Hill Hol- steins, Hanover Hill II Sallie H. Highest placing 3 year old, bred by exhibitor - Trophy donated by Ocala Orchards, Port Perry. Winner - Han- over Hill Holsteins. Class 9 Female in Milk or Dry 4 years old 1. Phoenix Bros. and Dan Dover, Edls Sheik Carla. 2.Down Farms and Paul Elstern, Glenafton Crysta Fern. Highest placing 4 year old, bred by exhibitor - trophy donated by Werr- croft Farms, Oshawa, Winner - No.59 - Werr- croft Farms Ltd. Class 10 ~ Female in Milk or Dry 5 Years Old 1. 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Class 12 Best Udder Class 1. Hanover Hill Holsteins, A Brookview Tony Charity. 2. Elmcroft Holsteins and Kenneth Mac- Donald, Donley Kay Senator. Master Feeds Trophy For annual compet- ition to the exhibitor of the Best Uddered Female, Winner - Han- over Hill Holsteins. Grand Champion Female Rosette Hanover Hill Holsteins on 1st 5 year. Reserve Grand Champion Female Rosette Elmcroft Holsteins - Kenneth MacDonald on 1st mature. Flettdale Trophy For annual compet- ition to the exhibitor of the Grand Champion Female, Winner - Han- over Hill Holsteins. Class 13 Progeny of Dam 1. Bethnwill Holsteins, Ganaraska Laverne. 2.Roderick McKay and Boots Syndicate, A Mac- Swan Miss Collins. Class 14 Breeders Herd 1. Hanover Holsteins. 2. Loa-De-Mede Farms Ltd. Sunderland Co-Op Trophy For annual compet- ition to the exhibitor of the winning Breeders Herd Class, Winner - Hanover Hill Holsteins. Royal Bank Trophy For annual compet- ition to the exhibitor of 'the female with the highest BCA. Donated by the Royal Bank, Port Perry Branch, Winner - Hanover Hill Holsteins, on Gr, Ch 205.5 percent BCA. : Premier Exhibitor Winner - Hanover Hill Holsteins Premier Exhibitor Banner Winner - Hanover Hill Holsteins. Premier Breeder Winner - Hanover Hill Premier Breeder Banner Winner - Hanover Hill Ontario County Holstein Special Dale Mountjoy, Arm- ford Farm Ltd. Hill rs TARIQ COURTY A CARE * Hanover Hill Farms of Scugog Township had a banner day at the Ontario Holstein Show, winning several major prizes in- cluding grand champion female. From left in photo are judge Jeff Nurse, Lynette Jackson, 83-84 Ontario County dairy Lid Lb [af SERIE Tabs | 2 J Yip PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 13, 1983 --33 i e 1 princess; Heather Honey, out-going dairy princess; leadsman Lowell Lindsay, Pete Heffering of Hanover Hill, and Mr. Flett presenting the trophy. The cow is A Brookview Tony Charity. Nestleton, Caesarea news (From page 25) correspondence and - gave the financial report. 1984 being Ont- ario's bicentennial - members were asked to report on any farms that were in production 200 years ago. Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm has volunteer- ed to be the Nestleton delegate to the area Convention in Toronto in November. Mrs. Joe Wygerde and Mrs. Don Frew have agreed to do a skit at the Fun Fair in October at Maple Grove. It was decided not to take part in the leadership workshop to be held at Maple Grove in September. The Motto "He who works with nature works with God". Mrs. Harry Mc- Laughlin gave a very interesting talk on the presence of God, who seems closer in a garden than anywhere else. The convener for the meeting was Mrs. Fred Dayes. A humorous poem was read by Mrs. Lorne McKee - "What is a Grandma?" also a poem was given by Mrs. Don Frew entitled "The farmer feeds them all." The meeting closed with O Canada, and the Institute Grace. Mrs. McKee's group provid- ed a tasty lunch with Mrs. Wilford Jackson extending the courtesy. The Oct. meeting will be held Oct. 5 with Mrs. Gerald Kelly as guest speaker. Church News Nestleton United Church welcomed an average congregation on Sunday. Mrs. Gail Hiemstra favoured with a lovely solo - 'Still, Still With Thee" with Mrs. L. Malcolm at the organ. Rev. Dale Davis spoke on 'Christian Initiation" and the various forms of Baptism found within the Christian Church. Sunday School comm- ences on Sept. 18 and an important Official Board meeting will be held at Blackstock on Wed. at 8:00 pm. A warm welcome awaits you at 11:15 A.M. next Sunday. On Sept. 25, the Sacrament of Baptism will be administered. At the Nestleton Pres- byterian Church Sun- day, Sept. 11 - an average attendance. Rev. Stanley Smith of Oshawa spoke on the work of the overseas Mission of the Presby- terian Church and gave a report of the World - Council of churches. Next Sunday Sept. 18 at 11 a.m. the 138th ann- iversary service of Cad- mus Presbyterian Church at Nestleton will be observed. All are welcome. The Ladies Aid will meet this coming Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the Church Hall. A fine service at Caesarea Community Church. Mr. Len Broersma of Bowman- ville used as his topic "Things that are secret and things that are revealed' taken from Dueteronomy 29 - a very interesting speaker. Edith Kamminga was the organist. Euchre Results At the Wed. evening card party the following were winners: first - John Skinner with 85. Second - a tie with Al Brown and Faith Lawrence each having 80. Bob Urquhart low with 49. Dorothy Edwards held 17 lone hands for the month of August. A splendid turn out - another good evening this Wednesday - try to attend! Trip Enjoyed Aenne Vanderheul and Winnifred Davison of Nestleton just return- ed from an enjoyable bus trip to Cape Cod - a beautiful trip! Families Recent "folks" visit- ing at the farm were: Tom and Evelyn Harris, View Lake, Gary Robin- son- a luncheon guest and Alan and Eleanor Cawker, Oshawa, dinner guests. A warm thank you to Leon Brygman and his daughter - Rosie, Sophie and Cindy for the wonderful assistance during the haying activity. What would we do without our good neighbours! ? Very sorry to hear of the passing of a good friend to many people - Betty Ringham of Caesarea. Not many in this area - including yours truly - knew about it in time to pay our respects at the Funeral chapel. Betty will be missed by so many friends. Scugog Island news (From page 17) farm at the "Head"', Michael Freeman son of Ethel and George Free- man, school bus owners, Kathy Chandler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Chandler, a trucker at the foot of the Island. Kathy married an Islander David Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Taylor of Conc. 10. Mrs. Helen Hortop spent the summer cook- ing at a Church Camp north of Uxbridge. Recently Clara and Joe Dowson entertained the Days from Cleve- land, Ohio by going on motor tips to Elmira, St. Jacobs, Waterloo and Kitchener. They had more company when the Andrews stopped off over night after spend- ing a camping summer at Bracebridge. They were travelling home to Wabush, Newfoundland. On the long weekend the Dowsons travelled to Dwight, calling on June and Keith Crozier at the hardware store and then continued to Algonquin Park, staying over night at Pembroke, then on to Perth where they located the Rev. Harold and Mrs. Davies - Mrs. Davies was the former Helen Clark, daughter of Fred Clark from the Foot of the Island. The families hadn't met since 1942. I imagine our mail carriers are glad to have Saturdays off so they can manage the above travel and social- izing. AN "A" RATED INVESTMENT is GUARANTEED INVESTMENT 2 CERTIFICATES 5 Yr. Annual Interest | 3% HILLEL MA DRL TL 4 CERTIFICATES 3 Yr. 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