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Shore Holsteins Livestoek’s the game and world- wide business is their aim. Just as the onceâ€"popular TV series featured the kinship of the Cartwrights riding the range of the fabled Pon- derosa, the Shores of Glanworth have built a solid reputation with their familyâ€"based Elgin County operation. While Ben. Adam. Hess and Little Joe drew success from viewers around the globe, three generations of Shores have combined their talents to create a multi-million dollar business that serves Canada and 53 world market countries. The seed of an idea planted in 1949 by brothers Hardy and Don Shore has been carefully nurtured through the years, growing and continually expand- ing on the abilities of sons and now grandchildren What began as a small-scale concern on a 75â€"aere Wellington Road farm north of St. Thomas has blossomed into Shore Holsteins International Ltd., a fiveâ€"farm enterprise spread over 635 acres that includes a GOO-seat Livestock sales arena and has l4 full-time and 12 part-time workers, plus a number of agents located around the world. Overseeing today‘s massive business pursuits is Hardy's son, Bob, who serves as president. Supporting him are his wife Lee, secretary-treasurer; his brother Mutt; sons Bill and Hardy; and daughter Valerie Cron. company direc- tor of various divisions. While the Shores have always spe- cialized in Holsteins, their firm also handles other beef breeds. plus Guernseys and Jerseys. sheep and a few horses. But Holsteins remain their first love. Bob, an accomplished auctioneer like his father. began the export business in 1968 and quickly found an intemational market recognizing the need to develop dairy industries in their countries. Spain, for instance, was well- founded in raising fighting bulls for the arena, but lacked quality bred dairy cat- tle for its farms. With Bob’s help over the past 20 years, the country‘s stock has greatly improved. Today, Shore International serves in- dividual buyers, govemment and co- Internationm Ltd. operatives. shipping more than 2 NLOOU head of Livestock to nations including the Soviet Union. Japan, China. Korea. India. Australia. Great Britain. Italy. France, Sweden. Brazil. Argentina. Nicaragua. Mexico and the United States. Hardy, who has also taken up auce tioneering, is following in the innova- tive footsteps of his father. He recently pushed the family business into a new realm that is also generating widespread interest in foreign Circles 7 embryo transfers for export. It means a busy life for family mem- bers. constantly criss-crossing the globe. For Bob and Hardy. there‘s an