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3 cress Wed November A Cecil Patterson is acclaimed top 4H member in Halton Farmers land brief needs more support Agricultural was chosen to Club wound up represent Ontario A successful and event members at the American Hied year Saturday Oct Youth Camp in Michigan next with the annual awards night summer at truest Drury School as host to the five auditorium In Milton It took members and their two hours to handout all rones from Kenosha irds and prizes the County in Wisconsin and anticipate- members turned in com plellng projects this year Cecil Patterson was selected winner of the J Whitelock Trophy as the most outstanding 4 II member in Tin Claude llaln trophy or the outstanding first yiir member went to I- Hen and the Peel Pork Produce Trophy for the outstanding member with or lesi projects lumptotcd w is won by Hill Allison Iff si I Secretary of the Year went to Brown and the Premier II Club of was the It Morse Club Club of the Kingsway scholarship were awarded to the top member in each club including Marie Murray James J Holly Joseph John Held and till Special Project competition winters were photo collection Nancy MtKlnnon book Joseph Wecden knots and sphces Heidi feeds weeds or woods Doug show box miscellaneous Cindy porting on the past re prescnlam said the new Science Club was well but the Snow Club had to be can because of a lack si praised tht warns Club or its moral fmarii support also all spunsors and troplij In their interest jnd of II work ItrUruserur aid an enthusiastic primp from attended tin lonfereiiee it this Tin members attending wen Jo Hem us tin leaf lied it iur it returning this in 1975 Five 4H members were selected to compete in the Silver Dollar Com Petition Valerie Carol McDonald and Cecil Patterson These members performed well with their and made an excellent showing placed quite well in the I Inter club Competitions Carol Ann I won the Junior llolsleln Heifer Class Kim Wingrovc was second and Hi serve Grand Champion with her Senior calf with the groups of three dairy calves once again winning top honors The standing or our first prize group winners In detail are as follows Junior first Carol Ann third Heidi fourth Laura Marshall seventh Marie Murray Senior second Kim third Colin Berry others Holly Stewart Kim Junior Jerseys first frank Robinson Senior Jerseys Alan second Bruce McKeown third Valerie In the 11 groups of three dairj the standings were as follows first Calf Club Junior Carol Anne Laura Marshall Heidi Stadler second Halton Calf Club Senior Lvnne Stewart Colin Bern Kim Halton All Breeds Calf Club Alan Bruce 10th Acton Calf Club KimOtlawav Don Buchanan Marie Murra Beef standings were as follows Angus Heifers first Lor Parsons Crossbreed Ktith Shorthorn 3rd Carol mil sun In the field Crop Turn Wilson was second arid champion in At hair in the Inter iub Lamb Classes Knight had the f impion an itb J Weedtn placing sixth members again placed well In the judging competition Ken won over other contestants in the senior section with BUI Allison lacing seventh James 12lh and Keith McKinnon out of In the juniors We were also quite pleased in the interest in our Livestock and Seed Judging competitions and wfio ikyou A special also to your thank parents or supporting during the past in our 4 work and to all 4 leaders We arc all looking forward to another successful jear In he said Here are the leaders reports on the out standing members of Ellen was a member of the 11 Club placing sixth out of members with score of She had a high score In the club for reports and very good farm and quu scores Her A II sign placed fourth In the special projects She was fifth with her Junior Calf at Achievement Day and was in the second prize group for show In the special showmanship class for first members she placed second In the livestock judging com petition was 10th Junior Outstanding runner ups were Kim and Carol Ann projects Bill Allison has completed projects in the last fie jcars He has excelled this year in his II projects and in judging He was top member in the Beef Calf Club fourth in the livestock judging club and fifth in the Tractor Club His steer was second and Bill placed second in showmanship In the Count ivestock judging competition he was the high scoring member winning the champion livestock judging trophy well as the champion da judging trophy Tops In Cecil Patterson has had a active 4 career completing projects in the past six This year he computed projects- Veterinary Science I slock Judging Dairy dram Jorage anil His top placing was a in the dairy Youth bowling morninl j v 1 it Ih VtnDtrffito Ut t J 11 hi it I Doom Pil io A it in win nu Man with the plirr two Rime McAtrcwMthc for n KM The Odd iy tint of Pit triple and Sunn TI triple led the Odd i fo three victory over ihe Cold On lire only Mil point out of tint In the Irifuc Top Te Sunn S McAfee siorrjr il Debbie won IS Allan ndlotili from the bowled Rick John pint titt lo win MI tor her turn ism no a poor nrt their fir it Oil me la but they lvalue Open IS on the to win the Md On t Cold Ones totals II Hot One tD On Sunday that the Muter bowled out the bowling boy lane winning all three Bob bowled an double to team lo their Top Ten John UO ill nob US am Allonby 111 Nancy Kevin llouier Cook 3 Connie i SO Ith the and girl Bowl In At loo were Master bowler Bill Anderson and am bow en llkkey and John Adams Acton had an ft Walker presslve out bowlers and only from first place llltkey bowled a triple John Adams bowled a WO triple and Bill Anderson bowled excellent triples and tor total First Shift if It Snowmen Vaster bowler Holly and Hippos Birds his two Mice Snakes Bowl were the Owls Pigs Dragons tournament and but remained tndln Turn a On member I would like and and wish luck In bowling In the future That he highlights tor week See you Saturday at Bowling Jim Rudd to speak The Marlon Itutld Mission irclc of the Elaptist Church ire planning their fall thank offering on Monday evening ii at a at the The speaker will be Rev Jim on furlough from India Mr was a former of the local church riving first gone to India in Mr and Mrs and famil were home on furlough In 1969 then returned to India and were stationed at Beers The local circle was named after Mrs Special soloist for this meeting will he Norman from Brighton Norman is a former Acton who left here at the went overseas with the Army and saw action at Dieppe Mr and Mrs for year and are residing in Milton Guest at Knox A student for the ministry Donna with Village Bowl Third Shin Spldera Horses plate with a total and Dogs id chipmunks Bowl In third place with null total of guest speaker al Knox Sun Chicks Other bowlers winning pop thla week were Connie by Guclph with a and hi triple with pin her average by a Ctrl hi Colleen single was won by Brampton a and hi triple by Village Bowl In day morning She was for a teacher at the Robert school here She spoke of her fences in the mission in Manitoba the past summer Miss has a to go before ordination Field Crop Club His leadership abilities showed forth this year as President of the Hi Id Crop IJvestock Judging and Tractor Clubs Ho was responsible for the demonstrations put on many of his clubs and was one the delegates lo Provincial II of Agriculture will have to re the deration mem on ttu- a iommlttcN council In to iiJiinn tho ihtiful In the Mm thi lUnUn planning millet but rfglonal approval until Mini milil thi r led rwi bit Hon th- at Not In ill During planning fAmrillrif Jim Wntom lb up in arms It faf lcn I frt if Jjfjlrir it to thf f inl It fir tier lrf if i great Cecil had Ihe judging inmjx tit Inns at Day high In winning Small SecW Trophv and the third Senior In the County I Judging winning the I ham Judging and top combined scon for seed livestock judging winning the Irophy leaders Nino llraida and Members in the order of Carol Marie Murray Craig llrown Barbara Brown llrown Newmann Tom Parker Donald Murray Duncan Hob Judy I CHATELAINE LIGHTING Gufllpti Jo Am llii Don Buchanan Ann Johnslon KimOtlawiy Janet Johnson John Larry Mane Parker Joyce Parker Susanna Ruth Alexander Page HOCKEY FANS Lillian Graham Patty Newman and Charlebois practise keeping warm before the Acton Georgetown Pee Wee hockey game Em Lavender director of education a vender will Single Ion who resigned Inul week At of age tin has been promoted to the highest In the In Region Hilton Board of announced appointment Director at a meeting In Milton ill IM rir resign will on until tune Indie lie thill Iivindir was eonsidering with Indlvl liialsiiallfkdtoiUpfiitilhi job are lo few and fat he Si viral to tin position on tin mar kit but whin it tin but tin In a prepared Inn Singh toil said m is a Mi mil in tin tradition of tin Million highly of inialllies of students staff consulting officers and a light hnust ilional In this province llehai parti in almost ail of thosi endeavors which have other systems to look to Hal ton for leidership Rut most product of one pi or en of linnttd liiil eiii a si rise of wide Hum iiivolvemenl of highly iokssiiiiul mil Edward Schroeder DC Doctor 109 Quocn Si HR SERVICE FREEZER BEEF SIDES 225lbi Lb HINDS 125 lb Ill LP FRONTS Approx Ibt Lb Prices include Cutting Wrapping and Freezing WE SELL QUALITY NOT QUANTITY i mill hi in Ih lain taught ItiehiiKiid Hill In hi ad at ihornlull mil late llilli it son hi to Met in im four later of lliithiir tun Nigh He mi in that eiipaiitv fin vims on he In Supermini dint wilh tin lionnl anil lull position win tin wuil iiglonat Hi served is hull ma Some will tell you this card costs you month i fin fun appointed assist ml in 1uiudtrisio of and Souiii Hoik in History lie ikon pari ml In accepting the post noted he reeognls id the of important he his keen lni system in good shape awareness that this position paid tribute whit of leadership can never in excellent si iff Industrial permits r house permits hive Industrial permits were the big Items in Ihe October building reports for of the total A industrial office and factory is being built I Ltd at Armstrong Avenue Georgetown just along road from Iheir present plant A scale house and equip ment storage building for the Region of is going up on Armstrong Avenue it cost of A Tm aSSSUlt OPP in tin irei Despite the ipproaehing winter thrive swimming pool permits issued list month bringing for the voir to The municipilit collected St in building permit fees list month for the voir to date Drug seizure industrial office showroom is com on North at a cost of 20 The plant in I will also continue lo operate A boat storage shed costing 11 is being added to the Rker Boat Co and a equipment storage building is being built by Barclay in Stewarttown On the Fourth Line near Acton Auto Wrecker is building a warehoute valued at Permits for houses dropped to 11 this month for a total value of So far this On rolil night ileccntlv St residenee man walkid into the house at IS ht fled in station wagon when she screamed The rrntter is still under 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