Beef cattle top winners judged at county fair showcase
Judges spent long hours selecting top entries from Aberdeen Angus Hereford and Shorthorn classes as exhibitors paraded gleaming animals. Senior and grand champions were named across breeds while market cattle, dairy calves, and junior herd categories competed for trophies including the Bank of Montreal and Bank of Nova Scotia awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Angus
Tom Smith
T. Smith
Jim Hasson
J.hasson
FT. Smith
E. Braida and Son
Fin
Keith Aitken
C. W. Lasby
S. E.griffin
S.E. Griffin
Che Stanton
C. Stanton
S. E. Griffin
Merry Brook Farms
W. Lasby
S. BE
Grifa
C. O W. Lasby
C. W. Lasby and Son
E. Braidan
Cole Lasby
S. E. Griffing
C. W. Las
K Wheeler
Lo Gardhouse
9. Smith
Wheeler Bros
J. Hasson
L. Gardhouse
Fo -E
Holmes and Son
Shaw
Bank of Nova Scotia
Doug Gardhouse
Fratton County
Eramosac
Erin Twps
Bank of Montreal
Larry Bennett
J. McCarthy
Judge weighs many entries before naming winners in home canning
Mrs. McKenna of Woodbridge evaluated numerous canned fruit and jelly entries including pint canned strawberries raspberries peaches red cherries pears rhubarb jam and marmalade. Winners include Mrs G Young Mrs D Livingstone and Lakeside IODE with prizes for best decorated pint jam or jelly and for variety use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenna
Woodbridge
D. Livingstone
G. “Young
Roberthans
G. Young
E. White
D. Milton
Robert
Smpson
Joan Gordon
A. Gates
Lakeside Lode
R. L. Davidsons
Mo Scowne
T. Fines
Morris
W. Thompson
M Scovne
Meo
J. Morris
Roe Davidson
M. Scovne
Milton
White
Bo White
Ares
Davidson
N. Robertson
Roo. Davidson
Lakeside
Fo White
On. Milton
N Robertson
C. Storey
FE. White
A. Frank
Hardiman
Hardman
M. Scoone
Lakeside Tode
Eo White
M. Seoone
No Robertson
BD. Livingstone
BE. White
Tour Ford Plant Fire Tour Shows No Hazards
Local firefighters toured the Ford Oakville plant last week as part of the September Mutual Aid meeting. They praised the plant’s fire protection system as exceptional, noting strong safety measures, alarms, and firefighting techniques observed during a tour led by McNeil plant officer Sabet.
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Halton County
Mutual Aid
Howards
Oakville
Want
Ans
McNeil Plant
Sabet
Light Horses in Harness Show Yields Mixed Results
Entries in the light horse harness class were diverse with many names of horse breeders and handlers noted. Judges struggled to award ribbons as bidders and spectators watched roadsters, single roadsters, and hackneys compete for prizes, including a 15.2 hands and under group and a pony 13.2 and under class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Barden
R. M. Barden
Walter Clarke
We Croft
Don Swackhieer
de Croft
R. M
Barden
OS. i Matthews
Reg. Barden
Choicelea Borin
D. Croft
Irene Wheeler
W. Clarke
S. Matthews
Matthews
2. Wheeler
Rom
Baredén
Crot
Rom. Barden
W Charke
Oa Baste
A. M. Barden
Paylor
A. M. Bardens
Thisler
de Crolt
Piel
S Matthews
Dtrene
Wheeler
Choicelea Paras
Plant and flower show delights with wide exhibits
Auditorium at the Community Centre filled with numerous flowers and plants as judging wrapped up. Results include awards for begonias, coleus, geraniums, African violets, cactus, dahlias, cosmos, nasturtiums, pansies, phlox, petunias, and many floral arrangements. Winners named from Lakeside and Bannockburn entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
M. Scoone
Bannockburn
Coleus
T. Fines
Lakeside Tode
Lakeside Lode
A. Prank
D. Milton
van Damm
A. Brank
A. Frank
F. Smith
Lakeside Iol
C. Landsborough
John Fyfe
J. Fete
Davidson
Judy Britton and Larry Picket Join Ontario Land Use Tour
Two Bhiton County Junior Farmers Judy Britton and Larry Picket were selected to represent the county on a United Nations land use tour. The 360 Junior Farmers from Ontario traveled under Peel Association representative John Cockburn and Barbara Flewelling, visiting Gettysburg Washington New York City and the United Nations. Financial support came from the Pelton Women’s Districts and Hatton County Soil and Crop Improvement Association sponsored Larry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhitton County
Deadly Britton
ARA Acton
Avargs
United Nations
Judy
Acton Dan
Dastate
Ontario
John Cockburn
Associae
Peel
Barbara Flewelling
Wellington
Podtus Ab
Gettysburg
Washington
New York City
Phelton Women’s
Canadians Gain Citizenship in Local Ceremony
Phuasebiy ta Mar and Jules Prijters with their son Mareeh attended a ceremony in Hiwaplomr where 29 new Canadians were sworn in. The Frijterns reside at 145 Mill Street, Acton. Mr Frijters works as treasurer at Holy Rosary Parish Crediteiion Goad in Mid ton, and the family arrived in Canada in May 1958 from Sandy Ab Hol Jong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phuasebiy Ta
Anil Mas
Jules Prijters
Mareeh
Hiwaplomr
Frijterns
Mill ST
Acton
Frijters
Tloly Rosary
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. Hustler
C. P. Patterson
James McCarthy
C.F. Patterson
FL Hustler
C. FL Patterson
Cecil McCann
Cs McCann
C. K F. Patterson
R. A. McNair
F. Patterson
J. B. Ledger
Bert Wheeler
Ford Plant
Riemer Equipment Company
Gook St
George Musselle
Frank
Light Horse
Roadsters
Alt
Jack
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Burn WI
Petunias
Go Young
A. Smith
Ainhias
Linda Burt
al Smith
Mery. Fyfe
Hallowe'en
W.thompson
Gordon Leste
Driftawood
Tinda Burt
Robt. R. Hamilton
Optometrist
Mountain View
S. Georgetown
Judy Britton
Larry Picket
Georgetown
R. Roachs
Einige Parmners
Send Chen
Duet
North Amberton
Princes Edward Larry
Hatton County
Sexleer
Armstrong
Corson
Woolwich St
Guelph
H. J. Herder
McGilvray,Cr
Gary Judd
Shelley St. Georgetown
Murray Stamp
Churchill Cr
Haltongpeel Trust
Brampton
Burlington
Cooksville
Simcoe
Buick
Pete Masson Motors Limited
Queen St. East
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