Here is the link to check out the Old Home Week Show results for all breeds.
http://oldhomeweekpei.com/beef_cattle.php
Friday, August 27, 2010
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Thank You to Our Show Helpers
The PEI Angus Association would like to thank our Old Home Week show helpers for their work during this past week and leading up to Friday's shows. We apologize in advance if there is anyone we missed, if so, please contact us and we will correct it.
Hilda Colodey, our PEI Secretary/Treasurer for looking after all of the paper work involved, trophies, and everything else under miscellaneous.
Ronnie Ford for coordinating the Igenity Angus Classic Futurity.
Tim Dixon for lining up the show cattle.
Eric Dixon for working the ring.
Caleb Boswall for handing out ribbons.
Jim Colodey for more of the miscellaneous.
Les Halliday for checking registration papers, tattoos, and working at ringside on show day.
Trevor MacDonald, our show announcer.
All 15 exhibitors and their team members; Bannockburn Valley Farm (Dixon Family), Catherine Colodey, Corey Ford, Wheatley River Farm (Glen and Ronnie Ford), Wilfred Gilby & Family, Greenback Cattle Co. (Robert Holmes), KJD Farms (Kurt & Jenn Duncan), Ken & Carolyn Lisson, MacKinnon Homestead, Miltonvale Angus (Colby MacQuarrie), Ernie & Joanne Mutch, Julie Mutch, Richard Palmer, James Worth, and Kyle Younker.
Hilda Colodey, our PEI Secretary/Treasurer for looking after all of the paper work involved, trophies, and everything else under miscellaneous.
Ronnie Ford for coordinating the Igenity Angus Classic Futurity.
Tim Dixon for lining up the show cattle.
Eric Dixon for working the ring.
Caleb Boswall for handing out ribbons.
Jim Colodey for more of the miscellaneous.
Les Halliday for checking registration papers, tattoos, and working at ringside on show day.
Trevor MacDonald, our show announcer.
All 15 exhibitors and their team members; Bannockburn Valley Farm (Dixon Family), Catherine Colodey, Corey Ford, Wheatley River Farm (Glen and Ronnie Ford), Wilfred Gilby & Family, Greenback Cattle Co. (Robert Holmes), KJD Farms (Kurt & Jenn Duncan), Ken & Carolyn Lisson, MacKinnon Homestead, Miltonvale Angus (Colby MacQuarrie), Ernie & Joanne Mutch, Julie Mutch, Richard Palmer, James Worth, and Kyle Younker.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Thank You to Our Sponsors
A big thank you to all of our show sponsors during our open show and futurity. Please continue to support our Angus supporters in the future.
Igenity Angus Classic Futurity Sponsor
Merial Canada Inc.
Open Show Sponsors
Platinum
Pfizer Animal Health Canada and the Charlottetown Veterinary Clinic
Gold
Duncan Livestock Prospect Steer and Heifer Sale, Part 2
Genex Cooperative Inc.
Good Equipment Ltd.
Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health
Maritime Electric
Reddin Equipment Ltd.
Silver
Island Petroleum
Metro Building Supplies Ltd.
Phillips Feed Service Ltd.
Vetoquinol Canada Ltd.
Igenity Angus Classic Futurity Sponsor
Merial Canada Inc.
Open Show Sponsors
Platinum
Pfizer Animal Health Canada and the Charlottetown Veterinary Clinic
Gold
Duncan Livestock Prospect Steer and Heifer Sale, Part 2
Genex Cooperative Inc.
Good Equipment Ltd.
Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health
Maritime Electric
Reddin Equipment Ltd.
Silver
Island Petroleum
Metro Building Supplies Ltd.
Phillips Feed Service Ltd.
Vetoquinol Canada Ltd.
Monday, August 23, 2010
2010 Gold Show Honorees Presented
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| Canadian Angus Association Maritime Director Jim Colodey (left) presents a Bernie Brown framed print donated by Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health to Iva and Frank Mutch of Earnscliffe Angus Farm at the 2010 Angus Gold Show at Old Home Week in Charlottetown, PE. The Mutchs were recognized as the inaugural Gold Show Honorees by the PEI Angus Association for their contributions to the Angus breed over the years. |
Monday, August 16, 2010
2010 Gold Show Honorees
The PEI Angus Association is proud to announce that Frank and Iva Mutch of Earnscliffe Angus Farm are the 2010 Gold Show Honorees for the Angus show at Old Home Week in Charlottetown on Friday, August 20th.
Frank and Iva have been raising Angus cattle since shortly after they got married in 1955. In fact, Frank and Iva purchased their first purebred Angus cow in 1961. All of their children grew up showing Angus cattle in 4-H and today some of the children, and grandchildren continue the tradition of breeding and showing Angus cattle. Frank and Iva grew their Purebred Angus herd in the 1970’s and 1980’s to about 50 cows and always had an Angus bull in the pasture.
Frank has served as a director for the PEI and the Maritime Angus Association, as well as the Maritime Angus field man. He was also inducted into the Atlantic Agricultural Hall of Fame in 1991 for his dedication to the agriculture industry on PEI.
Frank and Iva were active around the show circuit for many years, competing at shows all across Eastern Canada, including the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto, the Montreal Agricultural show, Atlantic Winter Fair, Old Home Week ; Angus shows in Crapaud, Dundas, Fredericton, St. John, and Windsor; 4-H shows and Maritime Angus Field Days. Their living room wall, filled with Champion photographs dating from the 1960’s all the way to 2001, is a testament in itself to the dedication and success they have had breeding Angus cattle.
They exhibited Angus steers at the PEI Easter Beef Show and Sale, and have sponsored the Champion Angus Perpetual Trophy for the last number of years
.
They have consigned to Angus sales across the Maritimes including the Maritime Angus Field Day Sale, the Angus in Action Sale, and have sold cattle privately to cattle breeders in six Canadian provinces.
Frank and Iva have also been active in their community serving as leaders in the local 4-H club, and Iva keeping active in the Women’s Institute. They were, and still are always ready and willing to help out with community activities if need be.
Frank and Iva dispersed their last Angus cow a few years ago, however they still keeps up on all the association happenings and they are a fixture in the stands at any cattle shows going on in the Maritimes. Frank also enjoys checking out the Angus cows in his front field (he likes to claim they are his own!).
Frank and Iva have been raising Angus cattle since shortly after they got married in 1955. In fact, Frank and Iva purchased their first purebred Angus cow in 1961. All of their children grew up showing Angus cattle in 4-H and today some of the children, and grandchildren continue the tradition of breeding and showing Angus cattle. Frank and Iva grew their Purebred Angus herd in the 1970’s and 1980’s to about 50 cows and always had an Angus bull in the pasture.
Frank has served as a director for the PEI and the Maritime Angus Association, as well as the Maritime Angus field man. He was also inducted into the Atlantic Agricultural Hall of Fame in 1991 for his dedication to the agriculture industry on PEI.
Frank and Iva were active around the show circuit for many years, competing at shows all across Eastern Canada, including the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto, the Montreal Agricultural show, Atlantic Winter Fair, Old Home Week ; Angus shows in Crapaud, Dundas, Fredericton, St. John, and Windsor; 4-H shows and Maritime Angus Field Days. Their living room wall, filled with Champion photographs dating from the 1960’s all the way to 2001, is a testament in itself to the dedication and success they have had breeding Angus cattle.
They exhibited Angus steers at the PEI Easter Beef Show and Sale, and have sponsored the Champion Angus Perpetual Trophy for the last number of years
.
They have consigned to Angus sales across the Maritimes including the Maritime Angus Field Day Sale, the Angus in Action Sale, and have sold cattle privately to cattle breeders in six Canadian provinces.
Frank and Iva have also been active in their community serving as leaders in the local 4-H club, and Iva keeping active in the Women’s Institute. They were, and still are always ready and willing to help out with community activities if need be.
Frank and Iva dispersed their last Angus cow a few years ago, however they still keeps up on all the association happenings and they are a fixture in the stands at any cattle shows going on in the Maritimes. Frank also enjoys checking out the Angus cows in his front field (he likes to claim they are his own!).
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Duncan Livestock Prospect Steer and Heifer Sale, Part 2
Island Petroleum
Pfizer Animal Health Canada and the Charlottetown Veterinary Clinic
Pfizer Animal Health Canada and the Charlottetown Veterinary Clinic have teamed up as a platinum sponsor for the Old Home Week Angus Gold Show in Charlottetown. Both Pfizer Animal Health Canada and the Charlottetown Veterinary Clinic have been sponsors of this event for the past 5 years. To learn more about Pfizer Animal Health, visit http://pah.pfizer.ca/animalhealth/home/.ssx and for the Charlottetown Veterinary Clinic, check out http://www.charlottetownvetclinic.ca/ for more information. You can also find Pfizer Animal Health on facebook.com.
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