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my s -si- semary tili rosemary booth was selected fialtoni outstanding 4h meat ber of 1960 and topped the list of honors friday oct aislt at tibe annuafhalton 4h club award night held in the audito- of st pauls united ehurchv in milton janet hunter won the award for the top 4her with under 12 pro jects completed and keith he- kinnon was the top first year member keith was hx two clubs in vtheualton h beef calf club he placed seventh and in the hilton 4h sheephe placed 5th keiths shortjiorri 4ifih at the milton fair he won the ben view farm tro- jphy for the top first year show- irian at milton in sheep club j he placed fifth in showmanship and his- market lamb placed seo- ond in its class he placed 4th in the junior section at the scounty livestock judging coro- petition 5 janet hunter made high stan- dings in three clubs this year iln the hajton 4h holstein club she placed 3rd in the halton 4h sheep club she placed 1st j in the halton 4h strawber- flry club she placed th janet uus successfully completed lo jolojects in four years land has been in the top four in nine of ithese projects this year she yrts secretary of the halton 4h holstein club and president of the halton 4h sheep club her eenior holstein calf placed 9th v of 25 at the milton fair janet got fourth in show manship and her polled dorset breeding ewe lamp placed first in its class at the halton 4h sheep club achievement day at georgetown fair she won the cne shield for the highest first year member in the coun- ty livestock judging competi tion she placed third in inter- iqediate at the livestock judb- lijg seventh in intermediate at the county seed judging and fifth in intermediate at the county land judging winner of the j e whitclork trophy as the outstanding 4h chib member in halton county ws rosemary booth milton rosemark has completed 21 projects in eight years of 4h 20 of those over 750 points this years record speaks for itself shetraced second overall in the halton 4h field crop club with 890 points first in the halton 4h beef calf club with 903 points her first year in the beef club and first in the hal ton 4h strawberry ciubvvtb 929 points for the third time in three years she was presi dent of the strawberry club and news reporter of the beef j club she placed first in the senior section of the county livestock judging sixth in the senior section of the county j land judging she represented halton at the provincial 4h conference at guelph this record of rosemarys i achievement is a tribute to herself and an example of in terest and contributions to 4h work in halton county and ontario said agricultural rep resentative henry stanley in his address to the gather ing mr stanley said there was total of 96 young people en rolled in 142 4h projects with 182 being completed which giv es a 909 per cent completion this is higher than last year even though only two or our eight cluhs had 100 per cent completion the members have dpne very well this year consi dering the turnover of staff in the agricultural office he aid other major awards of the evening went to cathy lasby named secretary of the year and to the jersey- uernsey calf club which was premier club of i960 tother winner included acton 4h calf cathy lasby halton 4h holstein calf paul stewart halton 4h jersey puernseyr ken mcnabb halton 4h beef calf rosemary booth xcton 4h field crop keith aitken combined acton 4h oalf and field crop clubs keith aitken halton vh field crop donmcclurc halton 4h sheep janet hunter halton 4h strawberry rosemary booth judging trophies norval junior farmer trophy bill lasby champion livestock judge edward bird beef cat tle judging bill lasby dairy cattle judging stuart nurse cne shield high novice jan et hunter royal bank trophy seed judging don mcclure coarse grains judging janet j zunter cash crop john nurse nd judging mary anderson i showmanship trophies- john willmott champion beef bob lasbjjj ward brownridge f fchamptortdairy mary mcgee jjames mckay grand cham pion bob lasby ben view i farms first year keith mc finnon pair of dairy heifers can- ian imperial bank of com- sree hplstein mary mcgee v walter j nomngton jersey or guernsey carol nixon wani club of the ioxs way scholarships acton 4h calf club jphn timmings hal ton 4h beef calf club doug kee halton 4h holstein calf club david heid halton- 4h jerseyguernsey calf ciujb ca rol nixon acton 4h fiettt crop club carol samervills halton 4h field crop club philip ag- new halton 4h sheen club keith mckinnon i halton 4h strawberry club liz anderson halton 4h competitions- p ibceu 1 sponsoredby the halton reg- steer piaeeej cnswrvathm authority section 1 public speaking competition first patsy mur ray second karen pierce third tie barb brownridge and karen marshall section 2 feed samples first paul stewart sehond tie keith austin john timmings and cecil patterson secton 3 miscellaneous com petition first cecil patterson rope halter one of haltons well known senior citizens charles brooks father arthur brooks an irish immigrant had established the farm iti 1822 mr brocks had enjoyod gooh health until a few months ago and moved to live at the manor three months ago he enjoyed a chat with friends reading watching television gardening and a good cigar seventh in a family of ten he is survived by three sisters mrs jane henderson of frank lin manitoba mrs esther cun ningham of acton and mrs al ice lindsay of milton he was never married mr brooks was a member of the orange lodge and was an honorary member of the horn by lodge over the years he had been master of both the hornby and the county lodges and was the proud owner of a 60 year lol membership certi ficate hcparticipated in most of the july parades rev keith hawkes conducted the funeral service at the mc- kersie funeral homp milton oct 10th interment was in ev ergreen cemetery in milton and william robinson wellington georgetown delegate sums ndp national convention of r r 3 georgetown died at wilson lyle armstrong char- holton centennial manor on austin roy wilson and cliff october 8th just a week be- j wrigslesworth were the pall- fore his 91st birthday mr bearers brooks spent his life farming on the brooks homestead on a memorial service was held the fifth line esquesing i by the lol on the evening wwhere he was born his grand- prior to the funeral halton film awarded honours third time a film about halton county as a good place to live and won its third international auwork ard at a film festival last week it is used by the halton ed- in columbus ohio ucation board in its career the man and the boy a 26 guidance programs and is avail- minute film written and prodable for loan free of charge uced by a dundas man for thefrom the county clerks office halton industrial development in milton committee was awarded the the man and the ben also coveted chris statuette at the won first place awards in two 17th annual columbus film fest- other international film festiv- ival als held last rir 19 and palm springs i york duplicate bridge club trlve tables or duplicate bridge were in cnmpetion at the georgetown duplicate brid ge iluh on tuesdiy jet 22 north south winners were the film was rated by judges to be in the superior approach ing perfection class it was the only canadian film to win a statuette at this years festival the film was one of 400 en tered in the festival and won in the business and industry cate gory the bronze statuette ls the highest award given in any ondrick r fnd mrs r category i ri and w wandel viter and producer of the ft west torn barber film robert j meyer accept- j doris barber miss iarg ed the award at the festival ery mackenzie miss olive iig banquet an mrs vi navlor mb i the film was made early last campbell mrs stevens mrs year and depicts halton county smith bill rannachw 29 baintow crescent was a delegate from local 1967 uaw malton to the new democratic party con vention at winnipeg by bill ramtachtn without a doubt this was the most exciting convention that the new democratic party have had one could feel in the air the sense ofrurgency by ma ny delegates to pursue extreme changes in party policies to make canada truly independent ecdnomjlly many old line delegates were disturbed at first with the strength and pursuance of the new left within the party however after listening to the eloquent and logical presentat ions of both sides it was ob vious that the only real dif ference was the status quo of the party wanted a waiting per iod and the new left wanted the policies now during the watkins manif esto debate rules were laid down that both sides had ag- reeed to seven delegates to each side with the leader of each delegation being allowed a five minute presentation and all others a three minute pres entation it was obvious that the time allowed was insuffici ent and many speakers were cut oft at the mike before the completion of their presenta tion delegates were disturbed at this trend of events however both parties had agreed to the rules and the chairman remai ned completely inpartial and fair all during the debate as always at debates of this type nicknames were formed for both sides the old line team was called the marsh- mallows and the new left the waffles seemingly these nick names came about when cauc us meetings of both sides pas sed round marshmallows and waffles respectively the vole at the end of debate was 268 or the waffles and 499 fnr the proponents of modera tion in language of the watkins report although defeated in standing votes the watkins sroup suffered no lass as one old timer put it they lost a battle not a war they suc ceeded in pushing the party i further in ils official positions and in pushing the ndps elect ol representatives into making pies for the sole purpose of galling power contrary to reports received in ontario the new left did not challenge t c douglas for the leadership tommy was the only one nominated and went back into office wjth acclama tion at all times when doug las spoke there was unanimous standing ovations seeing our young people in action was a revelation to most old line delegates they are intense theyre intelligent theyre articulate and they are impatent for social change but their approach is totally lacking in emotionalism their addres ses to the convention were lowkeyed wellreasoned and straight forward delegates returning to their ridings will surely realize that the young people of today are our salvation for he future and their demand for a human face to politics must be given priority consideration ct racetrack man next council meeting esquesing council briefs building inspector tom mc lean noted a total of 213188 in building permits issued in esquesing during october when he reported to the town ship council monday night a rumoured race track be tween the third aid fourth line south of 5 sideroad again brought a delegation to esques ing council monday night last week william j patter son presented a petition signed by 43 residents protesting any such endeavour w patterson again protested the noise and traffic congestion resulting from a car racing track he told council he aitfl his neigh hours had been under the im pression the promoter would be at the meeting reeve george currie told him ho was expected at the next meeting aria admitted he knew very little about it ex cept it was car racing- of some sort which was planned on the 250 acres already assembled the farms involved are al leged to be the elliott farm on the third line the ken marsh all farm on the fourth line six straight wins juveniles on top georgetown juveniles are still unbeaten after six games in tricounty hockey play at the same meeting a letter from donald mat thews informed council he would be resigning from the committee of adjustment since he has sold his farm and will be moving in the spjing tuesday they took on bramp ton minus four suspended players but with dwayne hay and bauer added managed to battle to a 22 tie hay and gerry neil were the i georgetown goal scorers as- sists went to ward presswood mcnally and lewis j the four suspended players the building inspector kowler heppes williams and also told council the residents bil ncil e t sen of the trailer camp the breez- t a a chippy es are slowly moving out and ramp sunday with burlington should all be out before winter which got 0llt of hami and end esquesing council grant- ed in a donnybrook ed 200 to the georgetown kail georgetown won the game fair board s200 to acton fair 32 on goals by k0wlcr lewisl board 550 to milton kair board and presswood mcnally guest i and 15 to the poppy fund ward and wiles assisted and the farm formerly owned by dave lawson on the west side- of the fourth line the reeve stated that the promotors name is ed good- row a lawyer clerk delmar french report ed on a telephone conversation with jim show mpp the mem ber of parliament after consul ting with the planning board branch of the provincial gov ernment said esquesing could pass a bylaw prohibiting the track if they wished and of fered to send someone out to help them draft it thef matter was left till next week when the developer will be present and the advice of the planning board will be av ailable c 150000 new hunters approximately 150000 on tario hunters have successfully completed the safety training which became mandatory for new hunters in 1960 the georgetown herald thursday nov 6th 1h page 16 made home with district family miss elizabeth cross diesor- sunday october 26 at halton centennial manor milton in her 86th year she was born at london england and came to canada in the spring of 1892 to the home of the late thomas and margaret early she made her home with the early family until she went to the manor on march 6 1968 she was a member of norval presbyterian church and hr main hobby was growing flow ers rev r duhcanson conducted the funeral service at the mc clure funeral home george- town on tuesday october 28 interment was in hillcrest cem 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