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RA6USPAGHEni19 I DOG FOOD S I Warmer server 699 iimCH Oval augratin pan 1099 ion our with poo 1 Ritz Crackers Welchade Libbys Beans nT JJ An Potatoes Kraft Pizza Mix Joy Liquid Many winners at May rama Following the results of the held May 17 on the Amos Farm south of Side- road 17 on the Sixth Una JUNIOR DIVISION Best Groomed Kelly For- 2 LotTie Fox 3 Katie Am Lisa Stamp Wiles Showmanship- tie Kyle Anderson 3 Lea one Kristlne Se- roenyk Lead line 1 Steve Cameron Laura Michelle Amos Kim Stamp Debbie Stamp Pleasure 1 Katie Amos 3 Sarah Kyle Anderson Krlatine Semenyk Flag 1 Kyle Anderson Wedgewood Katie Amos Barrets 1 Katie Amos Kyle Anderson Sarah Trail 1 Katie Amos Wedgewood Kyle Anderson Kristlne Semenyk Potato Race 1 Kyle Anderson Katie Amos Brian Montgomery Pole Bending 1 Kyle Ander son Brian Montgomery Katie Amos Wedge SENIOR DIVISION Showmanship 1 Lisa Stamp Tracey Wiles Debbie Stakes 4 Kelly Caalor Pleasure 1 Kelly Caslar Lisa Stamp Wiles 4 Debbie Stakes Flag 1 Tracey Wiles Lisa Stamp Kelly CaaLar 1 Debbie Stakes Lisa Stamp Tracey Wiles Kelly Trail 1 Lisa Stamp Tracey Wiles Debbie Slakes Kelly Caslor Lisa Stamp Wiles Kelly Caslor Pole 1 Lisa Stamp Kelly Caslor Tracey WUes Deb bie Stakes High Point Trophy went to Lisa Stamp on Dutchess Re serve High Point Trophy went to Kelly on Sugar Next show to be held on June Summer farmers sought Herald Special Interviews are going on now tor students hoping to get a summer job on a farm through the Ontario ministry of agriculture and foods Junior agriculturalist program Sandra Harrison representative from Ancaater Is Interviewing to Halton teenagers looking for a place In the program Ms Harrison says she will only be hiring 35 students aged IS and to work In Halton Peel Wellington Brant and Niagara north and south This a reduction from last year when the program took in three times that number Although she isnt sure she suspects budget restrictions of forcing the cut back Only 190 student will be hired throughout Ontario this year The students come from nonfarm backgrounds she says Many of them are unsure of the career destina tion at this age but they want to work on a farm and the program lets them do this It Is also useful to students who need practical farm In order to attend Ontario Veterinary College In the future and to students wanting to enter Ontario Agricultural College The students work from June to Aug 1518 The department pays fa a day while the host farmer pays the other to plus providing room and board for the student Ms Harrison says she could use more host farmers from So far she has only one or two The farmer must be interested In working with young people as well as cap able of supervising them Only one student is to a farm Any type of full time commercial farming operation Is suitable as a host farm and both guys and girls are accept ed In the program Students cant work In the program more than one year but after summer of farm experience they can apply to be In or he Canadian farm labor pool Ms Harrison says