Beaty Wins Premier Exhibitor at CNE Dairy Judging
Maurice C. Beaty led Lindale dairy cattle entries at the CNE judging, securing premier exhibitor and premier breeder honors in the Jersey class. The Halton group, including Malton and Sherwood of Burlington, posted strong showings with top cows and notable progeny results across Holstein and Jersey classes.
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Jerseya
Maurice C. Beaty
E Smong
Malton
York
Oxford
Halton Proud of Mrs Hazel Reid Second in Dairy Queen Contest
Halton residents praise Hazel Reid of Peel for finishing second in the 1058 Dairy Queen pageant. Contestants from multiple counties faced tough questions on dairy exports imports and British Isles population. Janette Lackman of Grant county won the title, while Reid earned commendation for poise and efficiency.
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Hazel Reid
Winnby
Atc
Prinr
Alma
Britsh Isles
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Uanel
Josine Reid
Low
Peel
Janette Lackman
Grant County
Halton Breeders Win Awards at Livestock Show
Report describes Halton breeders sweeping prizes at a regional livestock show. Awards go to J H Willmott and Sons Angus, S G Bennett Beatadale herd, Leonard Coulson and others in Red Polls, Halton Jerseys and Helsteins, plus premier exhibitor and breeder honors.
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Ontaro Milk Control Board
J. H. Willmott and Sons
Angus Bull
T. ¢ Amon
Randy Rbuchanan
Hetter
Harland Merry
Shartham
Reford Gardhouse
S. G. Bennett
W. F. James Malden
Angus Entrica
C. F. Paterson
Grant Campbell
Halton
Leonard Coulson
A. R. Coulter
George Readhead
Halton 4-H Club Excels In Regional Livestock Judging
Halton 4-H Club members shined in beef cattle and sheep judging events. Barbara Pickard led a junior calf competition among 45 entrants, with Barbara, Carolyn Gardhouse, and Donay Taylor earning top placements. Other juniors and seniors from Halton also placed in various divisions, including Mary Marquardt and Sandy Hepburn in beef and Tom Hays Jr. with Mary Lou Teviog in sheep.
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Pa En Cartlyn Gardhouse
Bob Merry
Halton
Barbara Pickard
Margaret Lawson
Loma Woodley
Mary Lawrence
Donay Taylor
Mary Marquardt
Fd Segaworth
Dalry
Carolyn Gardhouse
Sandy Hepburn
George Greenhea
Tom Hunter
Tom Hays Jr
Mary Lou Teviog
District Forester Explains Tree Planting Application Process
District Forester outlines how to apply for nursery stock and planting guidance. Applications require acreage targets and species needs, with stock supplied by local nurseries and district offices, timing recommendations, and site assessment by local staff.
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Sheewa
Ontario Highway Awards Bridge Contract at Trafalgar
Trafalgar township receives a $397.02 contract from the Ontario Department of Highways to widen a bridge over Suatern Mile Creek on Dundas Highway. The project aligns with cemetery improvements near the highway and creek.
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Trafalgar
Ontario Department of Highways
Dundas Highway
Piars
Tussi
Highways Department
Oweahing
Daughters of Knox Start Fall Schedule
The Daughters of Knox opened their fall program at the rerurn meeting held Monday evening in the Presbyterian church. The gathering included devotions, reports on the Old Testament study, and a questionnaire to gauge qualities for emulation in members lives. Plans for fall activities were discussed including a October bake sale and a note to send a gift to Ruby Walke Mesbytert for an incident.
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Presbyterian Church
Heth Price
Gutbeet Jordan
Mayfe Somerville
Win Spielvagel
Sarah
Leah
Businese Partiat
Stepetts
Varus Conmittes
Het
Vera
Ubeinto
Kingston
Ain
Weed Control Guide For Halyon County Lawns
Halyon County advocates a robust lawn program to prevent weeds by thick turf and proper seed bed, fertilization, and regular mowing. For renovation apply topdressing, seed, and straw coverage, then water to establish dense growth. select broadleaf herbicides for stubborn invaders like dandelion and chickweed.
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Gasier
Hoadton County
Ladies Auxiliary YMCA Holds Fall Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary of the YMCA opened its fall session Monday with new president May Wilds presiding. Plans were outlined for the backyard sale and penny sale slated for early October, along with discussion of year‑end activities.
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YMCA
May Wilds
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