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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 09, 1968

Page

6

Georgetown Fair showcases Halton 4-H crop sheep and tractor clubs

Extension Assistant Jim Jenkins reports Halton 4-H members exhibited in Georgetown Fair on Saturday Oct 5. Top corn prize went to John Nurao with Tom Ruddell and Bob Harris Lyle Stokes Bill Stokes earning places. Sheep club claims prizes in market lambs ewe lambs and dogsets with winners Dave McKinnon Doug Gardhouse and Janet Lois Hunter. Tractor club honors include David Austin Kenney Alderson and Ted Brown tied with David Fisher.

Halton Georgetown John Nurao Hiv.apategl Tom Ruddell R. A Bob Harris Lyle Stokes Bill Stokes David Austin Kenney Alderson Ted Brown David Fisher

Bennett Gardhouse sale at Georgetown Shorthorns fetch steady prices

In Georgetown annual Shorthorn Sale, Bennett and Gardhouse consignments sold well. Bulls Scot dale Adrian brought 9000 to A Cross Calgary, Barbarian 4550 to John Esau Kemnay, Beaconsfield 2300 to KC Shorthorns, Bended 1550 to Willaholme Farms. Aberfeldy line sold 2225 to Carlan Enterprises Port Perry, Jason 2600 to R L Johnson Frederickton, Juror 1625 to Gustave Verch Renfrew. Bennett females Butterfly Angel 1975 to Mrs. T C Stuart Arundel Que, Butterfly Aurora 1025 to Roger Applegate Ouskland Iowa, Aurelia 1450 to John Alexander Big Rock W. Gardhouse females Aberfeldy Princess Royal Ltd 1000 to R B Stimson Dumas Ark, Orange Flower 1000 to Cartan Enterprises.

Georgetown S. G. Bennett Scotsdale Adrian A. . Cross Calgary Alto Scotsdale Barbarian John Esau Kemnay Man Scotsdale Beaconsfield Kansas City Mos Scotsdale Bended L. Johnson Frederickton Ohio Aberfeldy Gustave Verch Renfrew Bennett Scotsdale Angel T. C. Stuart Arundel Que Aurora Roger Applegate Ouskland Iowa Aurelia John Alexander Big Rock

Corn harvest by products and machine safety notes

The corn harvest marks the end of the farming season and involves by products along with hands and fingers. It notes that corn picking machines pose no more danger than other machinery when operated according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Fine R O P Purebred Holstein Cow Record

A purebred Holstein cow in Sohn Popp’s Rockwood herd has completed a strong production test. As a two-year-old in 305 days on twice daily milking, Glenville Ranger Fobes produced 15,004 lbs milk with 669 lbs fat, an average butterfat of 4.44 percent. The record compares to Breed Class Averages of 15 percent for milk and 3 percent for fat.

Sohn Popp Rockwood Glenville Ranger Fobes

Halton County dairy herds show top performers in 1967-64 program

Agricultural representative Henry J. Stanley reports 103 Halton County dairy herds completed the 1967 64 year on Record of Performance. A H Clarke of Georgetown led with 27 records in PTH Breed Class averages and butter fat, his herd dispersed recently. Alton Gunby of Burlington joined the RB O P rankings with 20 records. Mel McC Ullibuagh Acton, John VY McNabb Georgetown, and Claude Picket Georgetown lead Holsteins with strong averages and milk output. Jersey and Dual Purpose Shorthorn sections highlight further top herds. many Halton farms remain on RO LP or DALLA programs with hopes for expanded participation.

Halton County A.A. Clarke Georgetown Guernsey RB. O. P Alton Gunby Burlington Mel McC Ullibuagh Acton John VY. McNabb

Jersey cattle leaders named in Norval and Hornby shows

The Canadian Jersey Cattle Club recognizes top herd heroes. Castor's Miss Generation, bred and owned by Ernest Alexander, Norval, led senior four year olds with 13 295 lbs milk, 686 lbs fat, 5 16 percent in 305 days to a Gold Medal. Rock Ella Climax Debra, bred and owned by Kenneth Ella and Son, Hornby, topped senior two year olds with 10 228 lbs milk, 541 lbs fat, 5.29 percent in 305 days.

Norval Hornby Canadian Jersey Cattle Club Castor Miss Generation Kingshurst Royal Castor Ernest Alexander Rock Ella Climax Debra Kingshurst Supreme Climax Kenneth Ella Son

September permits push township construction over nine hundred thousand

Four homes and one accessory building boosted Nussagaweya Township September permit value to over $900,000, contributing to a 196 percent of the year’s total. The $7,750 worth of construction is noted among the September totals.

Nussagaweya Zontig Adininivtaatar Sauvage Secontly

Planting Tulips For Spring Color In Fall

Horticulturists urge gardeners to plant tulip bulbs in September or October for next springs color. Choose well drained soil, 4 inch bulb depth, 4 meter spacing for borders, and mulch with straw or peat to protect roots and even temperatures. Use large uniform disease free bulbs and avoid cheap lots. fertilize at 4 2 percent per 100 square feet and remove mulch early in spring for leaf growth.

Michael Jeffrey Killed in Etobicoke Car Crash

Michael Jeffrey, 14, of Georgetown and formerly Acton, died early Saturday when his car in Etobicoke struck an oncoming vehicle at Dundas Street West and Poplar Avenue. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Queensway General Hospital about 4 am. Survived by parents, three brothers and two sisters. Funeral held at Holy Cross Church Georgetown with interment at Greenwood Cemetery.

Michaels Jeffrey Georgetown Fomerly Acton Dundas St Poplar Ave Etobicoke Queensway Genera Hospital Cooksvilles William Jeffrey Roseford Terrace

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