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4H Achievement Day at Milton Fair ACTON VENTURERS Jim Saxon Simon Brian Hogan and Rob Paterson gathered to admire patches they received on the weekend at the Venturers camp near Oshawa Photo by Rick Saville by Mark J Leahy Rep The Achievement Day for the Halton4H Beef Calf Club Halton Junior Calf Club Halted Senior Dairy Calf Club and the Halton 4H Sheep Club was held an Saturday Sept at Milton Fair There was a very strong turnout of members Judges for the show were Bert Wheeler from Orion for the beef classes Floyd from New Dundee for the dairy classes and Keith Van Camp from Black stock for the sheep classes The program began at a with the sheep classes In showmanship Joseph Weeden was Champion Sheep Showman 2nd David Stanley Stanley Richard Stanley Scott Harris and Jamie In the Ewe Lamb Class David Stanley was 1st Scout and Guide news Mark The first weekend of Oct was really great and the Acton Scouts and Venturers took advantage of it The Acton Scouts held their annual Oktobcrfest camp last weekend on the sixth line A dozen Scouts under leaders Ford ton and Mark Howe took part in the event The camp was entirely planned b patrol leader John bit The two major projects of the week end wore an aerial runwiy over the pond and a catapult Both were well used and en joyed Olhei activities in eluded stalking trail signs semaphore survival and a tour or Blue Springs Scout Reserve The leading patrol of the weekend was that of Vves Antony Saxon John Sit Eric Edwin and Paul Carter The second patrol consisted of Jack Garton David Fuller Ricky Darren Blake Norton and Jim McVeigh It was deemed by all to be an excellent camp Many thanks to parents especially George Gorton for his help Venturers While the Scouts were getting ready for bed on day night the first Acton Venturer company were just arriving at Camp near Oshawa Ontario The event was a wide Venturee Jim Saxon Brian Simon md Rob were among Ihe Venturers present Among the activities run were ihe Oddball Olympics motorcycling gokarting canoeing scuba and catapult construction All this fitted in nicely Willi the theme of ihe camp which was Action Saturday night each group put up displays One of Actons projects the con of a gateway into their campsite In this column I have often Ihe attitude of towards our movements Now I must give praise where praise is due The Beavers and Wolf Cubs report an excellent turnout of parents Response is so good expansion is again under consideration The Scouts still require another leader but are working on some prospcctives This help is marvellous but please if you would like to help then do come out We still need you October group committee meeting will be on Tuesday October 12 at in the old hall All section Scout must turn in registration forms and fees at this meet Be sure to attend thats good Scout Eric and Yves Savard and leader Ford Alton centre enjoy a meal at the scout camp on the weekend Elissa Shoes ly Shoe Center Your With many styles for Men Ladies dress casual shoes big selection for Children All Quality Footwear ELISSA SHOES FORMERLY ACTON SHOE 38 Mill St E Acton 8531716 Joseph 2nd Scott Harris 3rd Stephen Stanley 4lh and Jamie Couper For the Halton H Beef Calf Club Showmanship the winners were as follows Junior Section 1st Paul Wilkinson 2nd Cindy Saycrs 3rd Parsons and Lone Parsons Senior Sec tion- 1st Keith 2nd Carl Coulson 3rd David Stanley and Nancy MeKlnnoa In the Beef Heifer Class 1st Ruth Gillies 2nd Parsons 3rd David McCann and Valerie Scott 1st Jim McKay 2nd Char lotte Joffray 3rd Keith McKmnon James Lindsay and David Stanley Calf showmen The 4H Junior Dairy Calf Club Showman ship 1st Kim Wingrove nd John Georgetown 3rd Ian White Stephen Win grove and 5th Karen Asp The Senior Dairy Calf Club Showmanship 1st Lynne Stewart 2nd Holly 3rd Donna Stewart Randy Peddle and Joseph In the Dairy CalfClasses Junior 1st Kim Wingrove 2nd Heidi Stadlcr 3rd Hurren Laura Marshall and David Robinson Intermediate 1st Donna Stewart 2nd Holly 3rd Susan Ras berry John Georgetown and Stuart McPhail Senior Holstein 1st Stewart 2nd Bill Robinson 3rd Stephen Wingrce Carol Ann and Glenn McClure Senior DualPur pose Shorthorn 1st Karen 2nd Jenny Asp and Holly In first place for other breeds and winning the W J Trophy was Marilyn McNabb with Frank Robinson second Champions The results of the Champion Showmanship Classes were as follows 1st Year Showmanship Class open to dairy and beef members and under Champion and winner of the Semo 1st VENTURER JUST LAID the golden egg Ac tually he was competing in the Oddball Olympics at the Venturers camp near Oshawa on the weekend Photo by Rick Saville Plan festival The dairy industry is an integral part of agriculture in Ontario and offers lo the con sumer an infinite variety of wholesome nutritious foods Milk and dairy products play a starring role in the planning and preparation of menus to serve meals without the use of dnirj products Would you like new recipe ideas for using dairy pro ducts Would you like to try making your own ice cream yogurt or cottage cheese Would you like ideas for entertaining and economical nutritious meals In cooperation with THE ERNEST C DRURY SCHOOLMILTON formerly the Ontario School for the Deaf Sheridan College is offering evening courses at the Ernest Drury School starting October OPENINGS ARE STILL AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING CLASSES Register at class on October DATES Classes begin Thurs Oct at 7 unless other wish indicated For session courses will be held before Christmas and 10 after the new year beginning January Look lor the January registration January 6 1977 FEES Indicated with course descriptions Fee for deaf students and senior citizens 5 The following in iDngth courses sessions in FooSI500 Will lie re lenglh hours net night noted oiler with Jan la I well being through a EXT Communications and si on for I i no interested in lining EXT Welding An Introductory course in mold or opportunity to improvo skills 10 materials EXT Print ina A basic couiso which includes unite up photography Graphic Atisri a process camera plain rnokinrj and press work In letterpress typo and small press will bo Print your own lettor head envelopes nnd business cords EXT Sowing An Inwrott course tor beginners end In furthering their sowing skills an a self choice project basis Showmen of the dairy beef end sheep classes The Grand Champion Showman and winner of the John McKinnon Trophy was Keith McKinnon with Reserve Grand Champion Joseph In the Interclub Herdsmen on display in the Junior Building were judged by John Nurse of Georgetown In A Group were the Horse Club and the View Farm Trophy was Club In Ian White 2nd Richard Group were the Halton Conservation Club and the 4H Livestock Judging Club THE Stanley 3rd David Wilson Wingfield and 5th Leanne Parsons Beef Showmanship Champion and winner of the G Hereford Trophy was Keith and the Reserve Champion was Carl Coulson Dairy Showman ship Champion and winner of the Word Br own ridge Trophy was Lynne Stewart and the Reserve Champion was Holly Sheep Showmanship Champion and winner of the Ilalton Sheep Club Showmanship Trophy was Miltons RACERS Joseph and Reserve EDGE Your Leisure Champion was David Stanley Time Fun Centre is The Grand Champion having one of the Showmanship Class com- biggest sales in their included the Cham- history w The Acton Free Press Wed October 197o B ONLY SPECIALTY LIGHTING STORE CHATELAINE LIGHTING York Road Guelph Multi Bright Ideas for all your Lighting Needs EXTENSIVE SELECTION OF HOUSE FIXTURES Central Vacuum Cleaning Wiring Devices Future I Hoods Fan Racers Edge OHTHe PUBLISHED BY THE RACERS EDGE MILL ST MILTON Snowmobilers Delight pon and Reserve Champion Marilyn McNabb Jersey 1st Frank Robinson Pair of Dairy Heifers Holstein in first place and winning the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Award was Lynn Stewart 2nd Donna Stewart 3rd Kim Peddie Randy more than worth of stock that must be sold before they move to their new home on Bronte St in Milton WELCOME SERVICE If you are new in town or know someone who is PHONE 8533902 WIN CASH TAX FREE Yes the Racers Edge is giving away 50 Wintano Tickets during the month of October THINK SNOW Yes Ned anc Chns realize that it is either slash prices and sell those Polaris Snowmobiles or receive free hernias for Christmas during their move Special Deals on Polaris Snowmobiles Free tune ups to two machine families on your present sled Sale Special Colt Polaris Selling At Cost 1092 STORE HOURS MonWed 97 Thur Fri Saturday 95 Enter our free draw Clothing Accessories whenever you re in no purchase required Save 8784212 During Sale Buy Now Today Sale Ends Oct 3076 HOMESTEADS MOM SALE WE ARE RELOCATING IN GEORGETOWN MEANWHILE WATCH FOR OUR 3DAY SPECIALS EACH WEEK THIS WEEKS SPECIALS LARGE SELECTION OF TRADITIONAL MODERN LAMPS 30 50 off COLONIAL FURNITURE LAMPS off SOFAS at 30 50 off Numerous other items at special sale prices 877- 8777 FURNITURE INTERIORS GEORGETOWN MARKET 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