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Cattle fromall over came to Holstein show The following is a list of winners in the various categories at the 48th annual Ontario County Holstein Show held at the Port Perry Fair on Labour Day. The judging was handled by Lowell Lind- say of Guelph, and the Show attracted 42 exhib- itors with 140 head of cattle. Class 1 Female Calf Born in 1984 shown by a pre 4-H member 1. Gail Snoddon (Ian McFadden); 2. Phoenix Bros. (Laura Phoenix); 3. John Leask (Cathy Honey). Class 2 Bull, Born 1983 Ch. 1 Hanover Hill Holsteins; 2. Roybrook Farm (Reserve); 3. High Point Farms. Champion Male - Trophy donated by Altona Lea Holsteins, Blackstock. Winner Number 14. Class 3 - Female Junior Heifer 1. Cecil H. Snoddon (Jim Peeters' 4-H Calf) ; 2. Roybrook Farm; 3. Hanover Hill Holsteins. Class 4 - Female Intermediate Heifer 1. Ch. Jr. 48 - Jim Phoenix, Dan Doner and Peter Hoogeveen, Ridge Class 4 - Female Intermediate Heifer 1. Ch. Jim Phoenix and Dan Doner and Peter Hoogeveen; 2. Hanover Hill Holsteins; 3. Lloyd Wilson (Gra- ham Wilson's 4-H calf). Class 5 - Female Senior Heifer 1. Kentville Holstein; 2. Elmcroft Holsteins and Bachlbrook Farms; 3. Douglas A. Wilson. Junior Champion Female - Rosette - 1st Intermediate Heifer; Reserve Junior Champ- ion Female - Rosette - Ist Jr. Heifer; Junior Champion Female - Trophy donated by High Point Farms, Port Perry, winner 1st Inter- mediate Heifer. Class 6 - Dry Cow 1. Elmcroft Holsteins and Tedisco Bros.; 2. Hanover Hill Holsteins; 3. Morley W. Parish and sons and Robin Parish. Class 71 Female In Milk, Dry or Not Calved for the first time 2 Yr. Old Junior 1. Hanover Hill" Holsteins; 2. (Mike McGriskin) Kentville Holsteins; 3. Roderick McKay. Class 8 - Female in Milk Or Dry, 2 Yr. Old Senior 1. Hanover Hill Hol- steins; 2. Jim Phoenix, Howard Doner, Jim Thimer, John Buckley; 3. Roybrook Farm. Bob Simpson Trophy to be awarded annually by Bob Simpson, Milk- ing Management Services, Guelph, for the highest placing Senior 2 year olad, bred by the exhibitor, winner is Number 14. Class 9 - Female In Milk or Dry 3Yr.0ld 1. Elmcroft Holsteins; 2. Hanover Hill Hol- steins; 3. Joybred Hol- steins. Highest Placing 3 year old, bred by exhi- bitor - Trophy donated by Ocala Orchards, Port Perry, winner is Number 15. Class 10 Female In Milk or Dry, 4 Yr. Old 1. Res. Ch. Hanover Hill Holsteins; 2. Han- over Hill Holsteins; 3. Roybrook Farm. Highest placing 4 year old, bred by exhibitor trophy donated by Werr- croft Farms, Oshawa, winner Number 14. Class 11 - Female In Milk or Dry, 5 Yr. Old 1. Hon. Mention Lloyd Wilson; 2. Els Rock Holsteins; 3. Murray and Robert Stone. Highest Placing 5 year old, bred by exhib- itor trophy donated by Loa-De-Mede Farms Ltd., Winner is Number 65. Class 12 - Female IN Milk or dry Mature Cow 1. Jr. Ch. Elmcroft Holsteins and Kenneth MacDonald; 2. Roy- brook Farms; 3. High point Farms. Highest Placing Mature cow in milk, bred by exhibitor trophy donated by Raivue Holsteins, Sun- derland, Winner Number 56. Class 13 - Best Udder Class 1. Sr. Ch.; 2. Res. Sr. Ch. Master Feed Trophy annual competition to exhibitor of the best uddered female, winner Number 10 1st mature COW. Grand Champion Female - Rosette - 1st Mature Cow. Reserve Grand Champion Female Rosette - 1st 4 year old. Flettdale Trophy for annual competition to exhibitor of Grand Champion Female, Winner 1st Mature Cow. Class 14 Progeny of Dam 1. Elmcroft Holsteins; 2. Roybrook Farms; 3. Bethnwill Holsteins. Class 15 Breeders Herd 1. Hanover Hill Holsteins; 2. Roybrook Farms; 3. Bethnwill Holsteins. Sunderland Co-Op Trophy for annual com- petitioin to exhibitor of the winning Breeders Herd Class, Winner Hanover Hill Holsteins. Royal Bank Trophy - for annual competition to the exhibitor of the female with the highest BCA. donated by the Port Perry Royal Bank, winner 1st Mature Cow and Sr. Ch. Premier Exhibitor - Winner Hanover Hill Holsteins. Premier Exhibitor Banner - donated by Brelmar Veterinary Clinic, Sunderland, winner Hanover Hill Holsteins. Premier Breeder - Winner Hanover Hill Holsteins. Premier Breeder Banner donated by Lloyd Wilson, Uxbridge, winner Hanover Hill Holsteins. Runner-up Premier Breeder - Exhibitor was Roybrook Farms of Brooklin. A lot of preparation and care goes into the grooming of the animals before they get into the judging ring. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 11, 1984 -- 37 The Ontario County Holstein Show is considered one of the top dairy shows in this area, and this year there were 140 head shown by 42 exhibitors. Grand champion female was "'Doneld Kay Senator,'"' owned by Maurice Jebson (second from right) of Bring slips to plant sale Ashburn Area News 'by Mrs. E. Heron The Horticulture Show of Annuals was lovely on Aug. 22nd and there was a good show- ing of vegetables. Miss Nancy Lee Colibaba of the Royal Botanical Gardens, Hamilton, showed some very lovely slides of birds you would find in your gardens also plants you would plant to attract the birds. The next meeting will be a plant auction on Sept. 26th. This always proves to be a fun night and we are asked to take slips or plants to sell. Congratulations to Miss Janice Parrott whose picture appeared in last week's Port Perry Star. She has graduated from Sir San- ford Fleming College with a Nursing Degree. Janice was born at Ashburn and lived here with her family, Sheilla and Grant Parrott and brother, Lyle until they moved to Wick. We wish Janice all the best in her Nursing position at Temiskam- ing Hospital, New Lisk- ard Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daw were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bell of Huntsville on Monday of last week. Visitors with the Herons last Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Robert McAndless, Michael, and Ariana of Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. W. McAndless, Karen and Linda of Don Mills and Mr. Bruce Davis of Toronto. Visitors with Miss Hilda and Mr. Walter Hopkins recently were Mr. and Mrs. M. Fedor- kiw of Rosedale, Van- couver and Mr. Jim Handley of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gardner visited recent- ly with relatives in Guelph. Little Miss Krista Noonan of Oshawa visit- ed with her grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ingleton and Stephen for a few days recently. It was good to see Mrs. Ruby Bryant back at church on Sunday morning. Ruby has been visiting her daughter Muriel and her husband and grandson in British Columbia this summer. Arnold Ashton sang a beautiful solo called "Each Step I Take" and accompanied himself at the organ. Rev. McEntyre's message was titled '"Crowds, where each one counts" taken from St. John's gospel. The "= | oi 1 MN » ) ¥ hE 1 i x A Elmcroft Farm, R.R. 2, Cannington, and Kenneth MacDonald. At far right is Robt. Flett, who presented trophy. At left is show judge Lowell Lindsay and Ontario County Dairy Princess Joan Jebson. responsive psalm was read by Matthew David- chuk and the scripture lesson was read by Douglas Ashton. The ushers for the month are Joan and Theo Knight. The Ashburn group of the WMS will meet on Wed. night (tonight) at the home of Florence Ashton. New members are very welcome. Put a ring around the 23rd of September at 7:30 in the evening. the WMS will sponsor a special meeting, every- one is welcome. More news about this meeting later. Thought for the day -- if you want to destroy your enemies make them your friends. Loyalists in Whitby The United Empire Loyalists of Canada will meet in the auditorium of the Whitby Public Library on Thursday, September 13 at 7:00 p.m. Theme will be the Spiritual Values of Pioneering United Empire Loyalists in Ontario - on a 3 screen six projector set with full stereo sound system (Creative Sound and Light Incorporated). Election of Officers - Charles Humber, co- editor of the Bicenten- nial publication, 'Loyal She Remains' will be present to guide us in our application for a local charter. "A super dinner," proclaimed Lynda Morrow between mouthfuls at the seventh annual Beef Buffet held at the Scugog Arena Saturday evening. The arena was packed to the rafters with diners who knew a tasty bar-goon when they spotted one, including Lynda and her husband Pat of Port Perry.