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a ------ SE --__ on ai AIST CE Cae en LER ihe oe SEO Ba ow DUR wier om fi ; ; SEA aia PRAM NLD SLi na mai At 2 a I ME Gi ban ca ME Fae The ladies Wednesday night bowling league held its wrap-up banquet last week with the presentation of awards to the top teams. Members of the championship team, The winning members for the consola- tion awards are from left: Ruby Hvidsten, Margot Brain, Vivian Rider, Debbie Horton, The team winning the award for the total number of pins is from left: Darlene Keeler, Lucy Cook, Barb Pereman, Chris William- son and Jean Walker. Absent is Cathy Monsma. 1] SEAGRAVE HL INTERIORS Redecorating? We custom make draperies and sheers. Vertical blinds and Wallpaper Shop At Home Free Estimates Pat Fisher 985-8218 Joan Lee 985-7272 from left to right: Linda Jeffrey, Fran Vea- ning, Bev Goslin, Lill Lynde, Judy Mitchell and Debbie Storms. Stasia McCullough and Joan Stauffer. Ab- sent is Chris Geer. WATERMILL RESTAURANT & TAVERN Hwy. 12 - North of Manchester Phone 985-3766 -Easter "SL Specials- Roast Turkey, Baked Ham, Roast Beef, B.B.Q. ow 3 Fisherman's Delight All Specials include Soup or Juice, Salad Bar, Choice of Potatoes, Dessert, Coffee or Tea Friday - Saturday - Sunday ALL-YOU-CAN -EAT BUFFET Adults $5.75 Children $3.00 PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 17, 1984 -- 27 The annual meeting of the Dairy Herd Improvement Members in the Durham West area was held in the United Church Hall, Uxbridge on the evening of Thursday March 22nd. Awards won by members during the past year were present- ed on this occasion as follows: Highest B.C.A. - Tom and John Wetheral, R.R.2, Sunderland, with a composite B.C.A. of Name change As of January 1984 the Holstein-Friesian Association of Canada officially changed its name to Holstein Assoc- iation of Canada. This By-Law change was introduced at the 1984 100th Annual Meeting of members and clearly reflects the direction that Canadian Holsteins have taken this past 100 years. Pedigreed Holstein- Friesians were intro- duced into Canada in 1881 and breeders adopt- ed Holstein-Friesian to describe their cattle. The Friesian and Hol- stein are actually two distinct branches of the same genetic tree. The Friesian is a stockier, smaller animal with beefing qualities where- as the Holstein is a larger, more angular type. Canada has gone the Holstein route, breeding an animal that combines optimal pro- duction and desirable type associated with longevity. Therefore, it appears logical to use Holstein when referring to the Canadian animal. It has taken the Assoc- iation this 100 years to officially delete Fries- ian from its name even though its logo 'Holstein Canada' has been in use for almost a decade. This refinement is just the first of the many Cen- tennial activities to be initiated this coming 162. Runner-up Douglas G. Harder, R.R.5, Sun- derland - composite B.C.A. of 161. 'Most Improved Herd - John Polmans, R.R.1, Cannington, with an increase of 20 B.C.A. points over the previous year. Runner-up Shar- view Farms, R.R.2, Port Perry with in- crease of 15 B.C.A. points. Best Calving Interval - Ed Geissberger - R.R.1 Manilla - 12.1 months. Runners-up Bastiaan Benschop, R.R.2 Port Perry and Bert Mc- Feeters, R.R.1 Canning- ton, 12.2 months.. Best Plus Production Cow - James Wilson and Sons, R.R.2 Ux- bridge, with a compo- site B.C.A. of 225.5, and a deviation of 83 points above the herd average. Runner-up Doug Wilson, R.R.1 Port Perry with a composite B.C.A. of 217.5 and a deviation of 62. Dairy Herd Improve- Children under 12 Years Children under 5 Years (Long hair a little more) Permanents - reg. 47.00 (Cut, Style & Shampoo) DAY OR EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. Dairy farmers get awards at meeting ment Corporauon Committee Members for 1984 are Theo Den- Ouden, Uxbridge, Paul Harder, Sunderland, and Ron Herrema, Ux- bridge. Voting Dele- gates are Murray Cox and Norm Wilson of Uxbridge, and alternate delegates are 'Ted Lamb, Port Perry, and Don Jamieson, fAsh- burn. The guest speaker on this occasion was Ms. Karen Sample, Editor of the Milk Producer Magazine. Ms. Sample gave a most interesting talk on a recent trip to Russia. On her tour, she did see some farm operations including a state farm with 1700 cows and 700 employ- ees. Others, who took part in the program, were Keith 'Davenport, Zone Director, Don Cham- bers, Area Supervisor, and Ivan Bell, Agri- cultural Represent- ative. 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