Beef cattle tops as judges ponder winners at fair
Judges spent long hours evaluating many fine entries in Aberdeen Angus and Shorthorn classes. Senior and junior champions were awarded across multiple classes with trophies from Bank of Montreal and Bank of Nova Scotia, led by Gunns and Griffin collaborations and featuring numerous exhibitors including T. Smith J. Hasson and C. Patterson.
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Aberdeen Angus
Tom Smith
T. Smith
Jim Hasson
J.hasson
FT. Smith
Smith
Ee Wheeler
Lo Gardhouse
Wheeler Bros
J. Hasson
L. Gardhouse
Fo -E
Holmes and Son
Bank of Nova Scotia
Doug Gardhouse
Judge Tastes and Names Winners in Canned Good Exhibit
Mrs. M H H McKenna of Woodbridge evaluated numerous canned fruit and jam entries in a local exhibit. Prizes listed include pint canned strawberries by Mrs. D Livingstone and Mrs. G Young, pint raspberries, peaches, red cherries, pears, rhubarb, tomatoes, plum jam, strawberry jam, raspberry jam, rhubarb pineapple jam, black currant jam, grape jelly, crabapple jelly, cherry chocolate jelly, peach marmalade, rhubarb marmalade, pickled onions, nine days pickles, corn relish, chili sauce, beet pickle, dill pickle, hot dog relish, salad dressings, and mayonnaise. Special prizes were awarded for best decorated pint jam or jelly and for a dish using at least 10 varieties.
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M. HH. McKenna
Woodbridge
D. Livingstone
G.young
G. Young
E. White
DD. Milton
No Robertson
W. the Smpson
Joan Gordon
A. Gates
Lakeside
R. L. Davidson
Mc Scone
T. Fines
D. Tiving- Stone
AJ Frank
G. Anti
Milton
Roe. Davidson
A. Frank
Roe Davidson
0 Morris
W. Thompson
Scayvne
Moo
Ssoyne
M Seoyne
J. Morris
Mipss
M. Seoyne
White
Bo White
C. Storey
FE. White
Small
Lakeside I
Hardiman
D. Milton
Hardman
N. Robertson
M. Scoone
Lakeside Tode
Ford Truck Plant Tour Impresses Oakville Firefighters
Local firefighters from Halton County Mutual Aid visited the new $25,000,000 Ford truck plant in Oakville on a Tuesday evening. They toured various departments, observed night shift workers assembling trucks, and praised the plant’s tire protection system, safety measures, and firelighting techniques during the September Mutual Aid meeting.
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Halton
Light Horse Show Results Highlight Harness Classes
Saturday’s light horse show listed many entries and results. Roads ters and brood owners AW Winters Alt Winters J Taylor chaired the awards with D Croft and W Clarke among top placers. Notable entries include single roadster and hack categories, with riders like Irene Wheeler M. Barden and others earning ribbons in 15.2 hand divisions.
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Roadsters
AW Winters
Alt
Jack
A. Winters
J. Taylor
Mr. and Mes
D. Croft
W. Clarke
Ro Mo Barden
M. Barden
R.M. Barden
Amber
Walter Clarke
We Croll
Don Swackhie
de Croft
R. M
Barden
iMatthews
Rou
Choicelea Porto
Bardens
Irene Wheeler
S. Matthews
Matthews
Wheeler
Rom
Ro OM
W Charke
Oa Easton
Paylor
Carrie
A. M. Bardens
Ro M. Barden
S Matthews
Trene Wheeler
Rom. Barden
Plant and flower exhibits showcase variety at show
Auditorium at Community Centre hosted a Saturday plant and flower show with keen judging. Winners include Lake side and Bannockburn entries with numerous specimens such as Begonias, African violets, gladioli, dahlias, petunias, phlox, and a Hallowe'en themed arrangement. County entries feature Mrs. T. Fines, Mrs. A. Frank, and others.
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Lakeside
M. Scoone
Bannockburn
Coleus
T. Fines
Lakeside Tode
Lakeside Lode
A. Frank
To Fines
D. Milton
van Damm
A. Brank
A. Prank
F. Smith
C. Landsborough
G. Young
Landsborough
Gordon
John Fyfe
C. Landsborogh
J. Fyfe
Davidson
Bannock
Hallowe'en
W.thompson
Linda Burt
D. Livingstone
Mrs. Milton
Livingstone
Gordon Leste
Pinda Burt
Qower Arsteer
Lake
Driftawood
AL Frank
Tinda Burt
Junior Farmers Tour Lands in Ontario County Leaders
Judy Britton and Larry Picket were chosen to represent the county on a U N trip as 360 junior farmers tour leaders. The group toured Gettysburg Washington and New York City with funding from local women’s institutes and soil and crop associations.
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Bhilton County
Brittom
RRO
Acton
United Nations
Judy
Acton Can
Ontario
John Cauckburn
Associae
Peel
Barbara Plewelling
Wellington
Gettysburg
Washington
New York City
Phalton Women's
Larry Picket
Georgetown
R. Roachs
Canadians sworn in during ceremony in Hinplorr
29 new Canadians were sworn in at a ceremony in Hinplorr on Thursday. The Frijters, Anil Mass Jules Prijters and their son Mareeh, reside at 145 Mill St, Acton MT, Brijters works as treasurer at Tloly Rosary Parish Crediton Goch in Mid ton. They immigrated to Canada in May 1958.
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Mar
Anil Mass Jules Prijters
Mareeh
Hinplorr
Frijters
Mill ST
Acton MT
Brijters
Tloly Rosary
Crediton Goch
Midton
Comada
Gilverijens
Jond
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James McCarthy
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C. FL Patterson
R. A. McNair
FL Patterson
S. E. Griffin and Son
C. W. Lasby
Merry Brook Farms
W. Lasby and
S. BE. Griffe
S. E. Griffin
C. OW. Lasby
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S. E.griffin
E. Braidan
W. Lasby
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C. W. Lasby and Son
Merry .Brook Paros
J. B. Ledger
Bert Wheeler
Fratton County
Eramosac
Erin
Bank of Montreal
Larry Bennett
Ford Plant
Riemer Equipment Company
Gook St
George Musselle
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