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Cross Wednesday- October Halton 4H members receive awards Awards night for It members of Haltons agricultural clubs on Friday evening was another gala affair when recipients and donors of trophies a host of awards and moms dads and friends gathered In St Pauls United Church in Milton for the annual ceremony The evening signals the end of another suc cessful year of work in the county During the past year members enrolled in projects and completed of them for an per cent completion These inures indicated a rise in membership In clubs this year an increase in projects taken and a decrease in the per cent completion over last year figure Most outstanding Outstanding 4H club member in for was who received the J K trophy The Pork Producers trophy for the most outstanding with under 12 projects completed went to Ken McNabb while Peter May won the Claude trophy as the outstanding first year 4H member Premier 4H club of the year wan Field Crop Club Grace won the secretary of the year award In their opening remarks agricultural representative Henry Stanley and his assistant Hugh Cook congratulated all club members for their excellent work during the year thanked the leaders for donating their time assistance to the program A special thanks was also extended to the families who hosted Ihc delegates In Wisconsin and Maryland this summer and to Mrs Hncl Held who accompanied the local group on the trip Top members Trophic for the top member In each club were given out as follows Acton 4H Calf Club donated by Nino to Hob Ijisby 4H Calf donated by Arnold Fish to David Held Jersey Guernsey donated by Ha Hon Peel Jersey Club to Margaret Dual Purpose Shorthorn Call donated by Improvement Assoc to Allison Jr Beef Calf donated by Soil and Crop Improvement Assoc to Cnthy Acton 4H Field Crop donated by It to Bob Combined Acton 4H Calf and Field Crop Clubs Field donated by Halton Soil and Crop Improvement Assoc to Wilson 4H Sheep donated by Ontario Sheep Breeders and Producers to Janet Hunter 4H Conservation donated by Conservation Authority to Horse donated by U CO Branch to l- Kiln Judging trophy winners were Junior Farmer trophy Ken Champion Judge McDonald Beef Judging Ken Mc Dairy Cattle Judging lathy Shield High Novice Robert Murray Hank Trophy Seed Judging Ken Small Seeds Judging David Tnylor loarse Grains Judging Ken MiNnW Cash Judging Ken Sheep Judging Keith MiKinnon Swine Judging Janet Henderson Horse Judging Hob Showmanship Winners of trophies were John Beef Bob 1asby Ward lirownridge Champion Dairy David John Mc- Kinnon Grand Champion David Held Farms First Year Nancy For a pair of dairy heifers Bruce won the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce trophy for and Valerie Kiln won the Walter J ton trophy In Jersey or Guernsey section Kingswny Scholarships went to 4H Calf Club Brown Beef Club Wm Allison Jr 4H Calf Club Grace Bird 4- Jersey Guernsey Dual Purpose Shorthorn Calf Club John Nixon Acton 4H Field Crop Club Janice Field Crop Club Joanne Wilson 4H Sheep Club Stephen Stanley Horse Club Peter Conservation Club Karen Pierce awards The special project completion wlnnerB were Halters Don Blankets Jane Nixon Pictures Margaret Buildings or Farm Donna Milton Essays Burns Weed Collections Ann McClure Pedigrees Stewart Seed and Feed Samples Cathy Constructed Articles Grace Bird Poster and Displays McDonald Awards were presented by United Breeders Inc Ontario Jersey Club I In lion Soil and Crop Improvement Association Guernsey Cattle Breeders Asso ciation of Ontario Jersey Club Club Jerseys Ontario Hereford Association Eastern Canada Association Ontario Shorthorn Club Ontario AberdeenAngus Association Mosl outstanding first year member Peter May was in two clubs Has year In the Peter May most outstanding first year member was in two clubs this year In the Halton Calf Club he placed 13th and In the Horse Club be placed 3rd Peter placed in the section in the Showmanship Class at bin calf club Achievement Day and his heifer placed seventh In Its class He was third in Showmanship at the Horse Club Achievement his PerchiTon mare was first in her class He placed second In the Junior Section of Ihc Livestock Judging Competition and was third In the Constructed Articles section of the Special Projects handed In He was selected to Club of the Kingswny Scholarship for the All Breeds II Horse Club being the highest scoring me inter In this club not to have won It previously Top member Ken McNabb most outstanding member with under 12 projects has made high standings in three projects this year In the Field Crop Club he placed 2nd in the Grain Section mid first in the Forage Section He place third In the Jersey Guernsey Dual Purpose Shorthorn Calf Club Ken bus completed 10 projects In five years all with over 8fl percent He lias lieen In Uie top three In eight of these projects In his Field Crop projects his hay exhibit pluced Ihinf and his exhibit of oats was first In Its lass Both his tiny and oats placed In the second prize group Erin Fair In the Jersey Guernsey Dual Purpose Short- Calf Hub be placed third In Showmanship and his Guernsey heifer was a first prize exhibit Ken placed first in the Senior Section of Ihe Seed Judging Bob Lasby of Rockwood outstanding member WINNERS OF A WAR DS at the Halton annual awards night are shown with their trophies Left to right are Janet Hunter and Cathy in front and Peter May and Bob Lasby rear Janet received the Ontario Sheep Breeders and Producers trophy for top Sheep Club member Cathy was awarded the Soil and Crop Improvement trophy for the top member of Acton Field Crop Club and the Halton Region Conservation Authority trophy for top member of the Conservation Club Peter copped the Claude Bam Trophy for the most outstanding first year member and Bob won the J E Trophy for the top 4H club member in Halton County Staff Photo outstanding 4H member of Bob of has a record that speaks for itself He was awarded the JK Trophy at Fridays awards night Bob has completed projects in eight years of work with id of these over percent completion Bob placed first in two of projects he undertook this year raid second in a third project He placed first in the Acton Calf Club with a percent completion first in the Forage Section and second in the Corn Section of the Acton 4H Field Crop Club At Ins calf club Achievement Day Bob placed second in the Showmanship Class and his Shorthorn steer was first in its Class At the 4H Beef Show in Erin his steer placed fourth His exhibits of corn and hay placed seventh and sixth respectively the Acton 4H Field Crop Club Achievement Day In the Senior Section the Seed Judging Competition Bob was ninth and in the Senior Section of the Livestock Judging Competition he was fourth He won the Champion Horse Judging Trophy for scoring highest in horse Judging In the Milton Fair Class Bob placed first to win the John Willmott Trophy With the highest standing In the Acton Calf Club he wins the Nino Trophy the highest achievement In the Acton 4H Field Crop Club and Acton 4H Calf Club won him the Challenge Trophy He also received an IBseal certificate for having completed IB projects with over per cent proficiency Bob has been a consistently highscoring 4H member and coupled with this years achieve ments is a deserving winner I Competition and first in the Senior Section of Judging Competition He won Uie Cash Crop Trophy for having highest score in the Judging barley anil oats the Champion Beef Judging Trophy for being top beef judge the Bank Trophy for having the highest overall score In Ihe Seed Judylng competition and the Junior Farmers Trophy for having the highest combined score in seed mid livestock Judging The following lists club members and total points awarded this year on care Judging exam attendance project reports exhibit and Acton Call Club Acton calf club leaders Nino Murray Bill Ijisby Bob Carol Cathy Ijisby Brown Beryl McKnery Debbie Butchers John Kobe it Murray Karen Pierce 738 Tom Parker Pal Murray Kathy am Strokov beef calf BUI Jackson John Willmott Charles Martin Bob Merry 100 percent completion Win Allison Will- molt Nell Godson Nancy McKinnon Dan Keith McKinnon David BOO Brent George Crumble BOO Scott Anderson Valerie Knight 770 Jim 702 James Til Sheila Anger 721 Joe Willmott calf Bert Stewart Jeff Nurse Ford Lurry David Held Grace Bird Lynne Stewart Bill McDonald Paul Stewart 091 McDonald Gary Patterson John Patterson 804 Barry Held Cathy Cecil Patterson Bruce Anderson Peter May Marshall Bruce McGee Bill Stokes 7B4 Karen Marshall Wayne May 755 Sandy Bennett Steven 4H Jersey guernsey dual purpose shorthorn calf club leuders Ken Ella John Waller Margaret Robinson Valeric Ella Ken John Nixon Bruce Bob 839 Jane Nixon Mi Diane Lcpa Marianne 4H field crop club leaders Murray Nino 100 percent completion CornDavid Agncw 1D0 Hay- Ken McNabb Grace Bird Ann McClure 188 Bill Stokes Wilson 100 Ken McNabb 190 Joanne Wilson Dennis 190 David Taylor 175 4H sheep club leaders Albert Hunter Don Harris Janet Hunter Stephen Stanley Glen Stevenson David McKinnon McKinnon Ml Carrie Acton Field Crop Club lenders Nino Bralda Mm my Bill 100 percent completion Corn- Cathy Hub Lasby Janice khamer 793 Donna Tom Parker Robert Murray Hick Wilkinson Hay Hob Lasby 807 Cathy 840 Norma lejille Donna Milton Sharon 754 Janice Tom Parker 721 John VanderVlugt Murray Hick Wilkinson Grain Leah leslle Sharon Norma 788 John Vander- 11711 All 4H horse club leaders Doug Shaw Stan May Valerie Ella Bill Stokes 891 letcr May Jane Nixon Diane Willmott Marianne Eileen Marshall Cathy Janet 80S Karen Marshall Andrea Duffy Joanne tlcarns Ivan 711 Burns Iorl Bell Laurie Vivian Gerry Mike 508 Conservation Club leaders- Mary Merry Bob Merry Cathy losi Carol Beryl 811 Karen Pierce Cecil Patterson Janet Hunter 792 Anderson 744 Joe Anderson All The chairman for the evening was Bertram Stewart President of the 4H Club Council There were over in attendance Honor Const Tom Penrice on Burlington transfer Officers of Milton OPP and many friends from Milton and areas attended a stag and presentation for OPP Const Tom held at the Sportsmens Association club house near Milton Friday Const Penrice was recently transferred to the No District Headquarters in Burlington where he is specializing in identification work He had been with the Milton detachment for nine years coming to this area from On behalf of his friends Const Classes on weed control are offered By tab rooks A weed control school to deal mainly with factors influencing the effectiveness and use of herbicides in modern crop production is being planned for farmers in the TorontoHamilton urea The Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food sponsored school will run on the five Tuesdays of November The course will be given at the Woterdown Lions HaU in the afternoon and at the Brampton Agricultural Office in the evening The same school is held in the two locaUons to accommodate a larger number of interested crop producers Jim presented a stereo tape deck along with the good wishes of fellow officers and others who attended the evening Const Penrice said he hopes to continue living in Milton He is active in Emmanuel Baptist Church and is a Scout troop leader Until his transfer Const had been serving as prevention officer of the Milton detachment Const Jim has been appointed to that position since Const ices transfer Wright transfers Another veteran with the Milton detachment Const Carmen Wright recently received promotion to the rank of Corporal and a transfer to Port Credit detachment Cpl Wright has been with the OPP almost IB years starting in and spending 14 the Millonbased force Unit covers North Halton Port Credit handles work on the Queen Elizabeth and High ways and in the area west ol Metro Toronto It is a larger force than Miltons with a Staff Sergeant six Corporals and men has a platoon of seven men working with him His promotion became ef fective last June Fellow officers of the Milton detachment also held a stag and 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