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_ Maple Breeder Tops Romandale In York Black And White Show _ Thuraday, October 15, 1959 â€" Page 2 He took seconds with his Boar under one year and over six months; boar under six months; sow, under one year and over six months, and sow, under six months. He captured seven firsts and four seconds in the seven sections for competition. . He took firsts with his Boar over | one year; Boar under one year and | PROPER UsE over six months; boar under six | Use your hand to guide and months; sow, over one year havâ€" Signal a dog but never to chastise. ing pigs in 1958; sow, under one Crack a folded newspaper across year and over six months; sow,| Your hand instead. This has a good under six months; and, junior herd | effect without making the dog to consist of three females and one | handâ€"shy. male not over one year. | 3+ â€"â€"__â€"_________ Hawkestone _ Farmer Has } Swine Sweep â€" W. A. Johnstone of Hawkestone, Ontario, was the only exhibitor of Landrace Swine at the Woodbridge Fair last Saturday. Romandale Farms countered by defeating Mr. Naylor in the Premier Exhibitor honors. A total of 132 head of Holsteins were shown by 20 exhibitors with Romandale Farms showing the Grand Champion cow and R., R. Bruce Naylor of Maple nosed out Romandale Farms of Gormley for the honor of being Premier Breeder of the Black and White Day of the York Holstein Club held recently at the Markham Fair. Woodbridge â€" ATlas 8â€"1201 WILFRID R. SCOTT PINE STREET â€" WOODBRIDGE â€" Phone AT. 8â€"0571 TRENCHING SEPTIC TANKS BEDS INSTALLED and WATER LINES STAN MAXEY PRIVATE SEDAN AMBULANCE SERVICE MODEL CHANGEOVER 91 MAIN ST. NORTH CH. 1â€"3 521 W. R. Scott Funeral Home THE 1955 BUICK HARD TOP 1955 STUDEBAKER TUDOR 1955 CHRYSLER WINDSOR Heater, signals, a real gas saver Was $1495. . 1958 MORRIS SEDAN 1957 FORD TUDOR 1957 CONSUL SEDAN 1956 PLYMOUTH COUPE Automatic, radio, white wall tires. This is your chance to buy this popular model at a very low price. 1 395 Was $1595. NOW a low price for this populorin&jef Was $1495. . 2 A real nice family cor. Was $995 Very economical to drive. Was $1295. .. NOW Automatic,; power steer_mb,v power brakes, radio A/C Heater andislgncls‘ Was $1895. . Heater, signals. For cheépifransoorfafnor\ you do not want to miss this one. Was $1195. .. NOW Romandale Farms also took the Grand Champion female honors with Zena Romandale Dewdrop, heading a most impressive lineup for the senior female championship with the Reserye Senior and Reâ€" The Reserve Junior Champion was the winning junior yearling, Spring Farm Reflection Pat, shown jointly by R. R. Dennis and J. M. Fraser, Streetsville, while the Reserve Senior Champion was the second prize aged bull, Seiling Triune Achilles, exhibited by the Central , Ontario Cattle Breeding Association at Maple, Mr. Naylor showed Glengale King Voyageur, winning senior bull calf owned by. Judge Orvan Chambers of Wilfrid, Ontario. The bull captured the Junior and Reserve Grand Champion honors. The show was classed as the largest and best quality show of Holsteins in York County in recent years. Dennis of Oak Ridges showing the Grand Champion Bull, CAMERA CENTRE H. J. CADWALLADER, Mgr. Cor. Main and John St. LITTLE BROS. INCH‘S For All PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES and DEVELOPING CH. 4â€"5991 ROBERT E. SCOTT NOW NOW NOW NOW CLEARANCE SALE Torello Puccini won the juniorâ€" getâ€"ofâ€"sire on the get of Romanâ€" dale Dividend while Bruce Naylor had the winning progeny of dam. Romandale Farms graded herd award Puccini took the hor first prize jurior herd Romandale Farms took the class for best uddered female on the Grand Champion female while James Faris, Newmarket; Eldred King, Markham, and Romandale Farms combined to win the senior get on a group by Romandale Reâ€"Echo Monarch. Torello Pucgini of King City took Junior _ Champion _ award _ with Puccini Sovereign Daphne, fresh from her win of the Junior Chamâ€" pionship at the C.N.E. She was judged first prize senior yearling. Bruce Naylor won the Reserve Junior Champion award with the winning junior yearling Glengale Anthony Rosemary, nosing out Romandale _ Farm‘s en try of Romandale Fame. serve Grand ‘Championship award going to Romandale Highcroft etc. A real Phone AT. 8â€"1032 OFFICEâ€"3 Wallace Street SHOPâ€" (rear) 44 Sth Ave. N. 1295. 795. 895 1695 1395 1095 GIBBONS PRINTING HOUS E We mean what we say. The price on every used car on our lot has been drastically reduced for this sale. The following list of cars are only a few samples of the big reductions we are offering. Commercial Printing Wedding Stationery Typewriters Adding Machines Cash Registers Office Furniture Rubber Stamps Advertising Specialties Mimeographing Printed Cellulose Tape Counter Sales Books WOODBRIDGE CONVENIEN T EASY TERMS Farms won the top award and Torello the honors for the 1952 CHEVROLET Sedan Delivery 1954 FORD /2 Ton Panel ... 1954 FORD Panel ... 1954 FARGO 3 Ton Stake ... 1950 STUDEBAKER ... 1952 OLDSMOBILE ... 1951 MORRIS Sedan ... 1949 CHEVROLET, Radio Fault and Out Jumping Stake: Allen Christenson, Hamilton, Bonnie"; 2. Mrs. T. Gaylord, "Blue Beau"; 3. Sam Stanley, "Maple Lee", Road â€" Hack: Debbie Scott, ‘Toron(o "Jersey Bounce"; 2. Judy Forsythe, To ronto, "Undecided"; 3, Maureen Brown, Milliken, ‘Felicity"." Conformation | Hunter Hack: 1. ‘Toll House Hack Stable‘s "River Bed": 2, Mrs. T. Gayford, ‘Toronto. "Seaquart‘‘; 3. Don Hargrave, RR 2, Milliken, "Dan Cushion." PVR TTEA Amaneinls Lefiebiniticamst Abodd "Pat Cashion", 1 Middleweight and Heavyweight Hunter: 1. Don Hargrave. "Dan Cashin‘; 2. Jim Boylen, RR 2 Malton, *‘Red Skin"} 3. Same Stanley on "Hunter‘s Chance." $100 Jumping Stake: Mrs.â€" T. Gaylord, Toronto, "‘Blue Beru"; Mrs. Armstrong Brampton. "Black Velvet"; 3. Lila Brown Toronto, "‘Her Field". Top three in each section of the Hunter and Jumper Glasses with their riders are as follows: _Lightweight Hunter: J, A. Brown, RR 1 Jllliken, "Rondelle"; 2. Sam Stanley up on ‘‘Maple Lee"; 8. Don Hargrave, HBet ceb 1 The Hunter and. Jumper Olasses at the Woodbridge Fair drew. a large crowd on Monday afternoon, despite chilling winds that gusted across the hilltop fairgrounds, In the jumping classes, horses from Milliken, Markham, Malton, RR 3 Weston, Brampton, Toronto, Hamiltorb® â€" and _ Stratford _ parâ€" ticipated and took home prize money. > Hunter Classes Draw Crowd Despite Chill FORD DEALERS FOR OVER 32 YEARS SALES AREA SERVED AS IS SPECIALS TRUCKS Metropolitan Toronto; EAST as far as Ajax, Agincourt; NORTH, Richmond Hill; WEST, Oakville, Streeteville, Maiton Pairs Class: Mrs. T. Gaylord. "Son%unn and Blue Beau"; 2. 3â€"C Ranch, RR 3, Weston, "So Charming and Sir Lancelot"; 8. Hurold Livingston and Sam Stanley combined entry of "Queen Frauline and Maple Lee." Consolation Jumping: Moffat Douglas, RR J, Milliken, "Dilmon‘‘; Allan Clarkâ€" son,. "Harlem"; 3. Roy Davis, Milliken, "Nicholas Nicholaby." UgloHâ€"4$, SERVICE ... 89 § . 295 _ 95 150 195 595 € 95 79 LOW DOWN PAYMENT Bqwling reports should contain the league name, team standing, by points, of the first three teams; high single scores and high triple scores, and the high average. This Bowling league scorers . and recorders can assist The Times and Gulde in the publication of results and bowling notes by submitting copy of & uniform nature on the Thursday prior to publication, > The Times and Guide this week launches the 1959â€"60 bowling seaâ€" son with the first bowling results of the year received for publication in its ‘luton office. The results are for teams bowling in Woodâ€" bridge. Bowling News Virst Results In Herb Sills, Woodbridge Realtor CA LL 1957 PONTIAC DELUXE STATION WAGON 1 995 Automatic Radin Sntetu Reite WarLII°05 NAW 1956 DODGE SEDAN Styletone, White Wall Tires, Wheel Dises. A steal at this price. Was $1495. s NOW 1957 PLYMOUTH TUDOR 1957 PLYMOUTH TUDOR 1958 FORD TUDOR 6â€"CYL. 1959 PREFECT SEDAN FREEMAN OLSON PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Â¥ Fuel Oil . IF YOU WANT TO SELL *Â¥ Stove Oil Â¥ Gasoline x Motor Oils xÂ¥ 5 Gals. Heavy Duty $6.00 New Cor Warranty, New Price $1820 Heater, signals, low mileage, one owner Was $1795.. ... .. vouirotmin linesmommsenmimmameess Automatic, Radio, Safety Belts. Was $2295. NOW Two tone finish, white wall tires. This car is in New Car Condition. Was $2295, . N Heater, signals, Was $1695 WE NEED HOUSES NOW For Prompt Service â€" Phone ATlas 8â€"1323 No. 7 Highway â€" WOODBRIDGE 245 MAIN ST. NORTH CH. 6â€"6647 Luek{ Strikes .. Spitfires . ...__..... Leftovers _ ......... Sky Flyers ..__ applies to both en and women‘s teams, with mixed teams reporting women‘s scores first, then men‘s. In mixed team ling, only the flat score Will hob:gonfged, but on teams of one sex only handicap scores may be included. The reaâ€" son for this is lack of space. . In reporting individual scores, only the score of the high single, high triple and high average will be accepted. Unfortunately, there will not be sufficient space for second or thirdâ€"place runnersâ€"up. puenee Legion â€" PHONE ATLAS 8â€"1143 Due To The Tremendous Response of the 1960 Models, We Are Forced To Clear Our Lot of All Aâ€"1 Used Cars, Regardless of Cost. 2,983 8,778 din27 | Available Ladies High Single: Laurie Barker, 342. High Triple: Ada Maxey, 703. %;n'l High sinLlu Dave Nixon, 301. lgh Triple: Alan: Barker, 776. Ladies‘ Flat !!nlll: Lauria Barker, 308. Men‘s Flat ingle: Al Burke, 278. l--b;r Wood Ladies Migh Single Flat: Doris Hendry, 236. High ‘Triple Flat: Betty McKay, 601. High Single Handicapped: Hendry, 279. High TrlpL Handicapped: Vi Drury, 729. High Average: McKay, 190. Sputnike Burkes Pirates. ........ Breves ... Browna .____.. Blinkinsop Burbidge .. NOW NOW NOW ONLY 1195. 1495. 1295. 1995. 1495. N. and K. Robinsons T pts. 6 pte. 2,919 3,245 2,020 2,987 3,366 3,03%