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nm trrumhd available at harley motors 1 jolm- 7m1 marilyn wrigglesworth bill robinson are united nations tour winners j e w one hundred and eleven junior farmers 53 from halton and 58 tram peel participated in the an nual junior farmers livestock judging competition on saturday may 31st travelling by buses the young people judged ten clas ses of livestock and in so doing visited the following livestock farms j m fraser for holsteins san- ford farm for dual purpose short horns and sheep chas mckee for aberdeen angus harold parkin son for yorkshires b h bull and son for jerseys oral reasons on five of- the clas ses were taken in the afternoon at the junior farmer building in the brampton fair grounds in the evening the young peo ple and their friends met at the agricultural hall in the milton fair grounds for the announce ment of the awards and presenta tion of prizes vh homacnaker president roy ford of the hal- ton juniors was in charge of the evenings programme among the awards to the 4h homemakers was the presentation to miss mar ilyn wrigglesworth of hornby of the halton district wi special this presentation was made by mrs velma norris president of the halton district wi and will entitle miss wrigglesworth to be a member of the united nations tour sometime during the late summer the toronto dominion bank specials were presented by mr kerr manager of the oakvillc branch to the misses evelyn bird margaret bird and marilyn wrig glesworth of the ashgrove club whose leaders are- mrs clayton wilson and mrs wilfred bird fifteen h homemakers who each had completed successfully a total of six different projects weer the recipients of county hon our pins which were also presen ted to them by mrs velma norris the young ladies receiving these awards were marie mitchell joan moffat patricia mckay meryl flock shirley hunt beverley roe joyce robertson verna picket gail dobbie margaret nightingale june rennick marilyn rognvald- son helen auckland margaret whewell nancy mckenzic four of the halton junior home- makers who had completed twelve different projects or more were announced as provincial honour winners and were the recipients of a provincial honour pin each these also were presented to the young ladies by mrs vchna nor ris another pleasing feature of this part of the evenings programme was the announcement that mrs s kirkpatrick of limehouse bad completed five years service as a leader in 4h homemaking club work and would be presented with the leaders- certificate by the canadran council on 4h clubs pnrtmi top- judge bruce pewtrcss of milton was the top halton- livestock judge of the day and don johnston of mil ton won the norval juniors cbal- lengetrophy emblematic of the high aggregate score on the com bined competitions of march seed judging and may 31st livestock judging the hamilton spectator award based on judging ability over a two year period 441 club activity junior fanner activity plus lead ership and executive ability mts won by wa c robinson of oafc- ville the presentation was made by don kouage district editor of the hamilton spectator the ugh novice of the day was tom hays jr who thereby won the cnk challenge shield rublnim top coach the palermo junior farmer challenge trophy for the coach of the winning team was won by bill roblnsnn of oakville the mem bers bttus team being tom hays tom hunter and don taylor don taylor was also the runner up for the united nations tour and the refore won the kingsway kiwanis short course scholarship special the bank of nova scotia spec ials for the high township team of three in livestock judging was won by the trafalgar township trio of bruce pewtress tom hays and don johnson the dr r k anderson trophy emblematic of the high junior farmer club in the march and may competitions was won for the sec ond year in succession by the mil ton juniors with palermo in sec ond position carolyn gardhoum high girl carolyn gardhouse of hilton re peated her triumph of a year ago when she tied for first position in the girls section by placing first on may 31st carolyn along with mary lou taylor and barbara pickard comprised the winning girls tam which was coached by ed segsworth and thereby recei ved the lloyd pickard specials other awards were as follows girls section carolyn gard house mary lawrence margaret lawson evelyn mckay pat mcirsy lorna woodley eleanor taylor diane sanderson barbara pickard mary lou taylor junior boys bruce pewtress- tom hays jr bob merry 4th tie ernest alexander and jeffrey agnew courtney agncw harold patterson neil moffat delmar ford keith ella intermediates sandy hepburn tom hunter don moffat ed segs worth don taylor allen brown- ridge ian norris bill kerr terry hendershot brian scammcll seniors geo grecnlees paul johnson don johnson bill robin son david hume mark marquardt debating champs honoured another feature of the evenings programme was the presentation by roy ford of gifts to the mem bers of haltons champion debat ing team of 1958 namely jean bird barbara cunningham jean peterson and mildred watson their coaches george e elliott qc and j e whitelock were also recipients of gifts from the mem bers of the debating team girls enrolled in clubs last year out numbered boys even more significant than the growth in 4h membership has been its constructive influence on agric ulture and on our canadian way of life mr moore stated successful men and women in all fields of en deavour he said frequently refer to the value of the training they re- ceiyedas former club members while leadership training is bas ically a provincial matter mr moore pointed out that the council is pleased to assist in every way possible he said an estimated 10000 persons at the local level are today assisting the provincial departments of agriculture in or ganizing and carrying out the club program on behalf of the 4h council mr moore paid trib ute to the extension departments and local leaders for their capable lift locks nitgarafalb visited by school pupils jgjrtdos seven and eight of chapel street school made their annual tour of the niagara peninsula on tuesday june 3rd mrs sam mac kenzie mrs vera mccumbcx hazen allen and principal val stein ac companied the group of seventy school children which travelled in two busses the royal botanical garden was the first stop for the group many of them visiting hamilton for the first time they were later taken to the top of the mountain for a better view of the city one of the most interesting feature of the trip was the vintage musetkn at jordan where the party also visited the old jordan school house syotn there it was on to the lift looks at thorowiand then dinner in niagara falls tours of the adam beck no 2 power plant and old fort george concluded the xtay j0hm d fields first w veteran a world war 1 amp and resi dent of town for thirty years john d fields died in sunnynrook hos pital toronto on may 25th a native of western canada mr fields once was caretaker at the public library his wife jessie mceachern is his only survivor they had made their home in town latterly on main st n for the past thirty years with the excep tion of a few years when they lived at woodbine heights branch 120 canadian legion con ducted a service at the harold c mcclure funeral home on the ev ening preceding burial in green wood cemetery the funeral ser vice on may 28th was conducted by rev alex calder direction and fine example of good leadership he also acknowledged the interest and valued assistance of the various publicity outlets across canada on the subject of publicity mr moore said the council has a mail ing list of close to 3000 including all weekly and farm press many dailies 44 television and 181 radio stations the georgetown huuoo wednesday evening june u 1h8 deal direct with rug cleaning and repairing co phone oakville direct and save dollars phone vi 46151 cau direct to camel kant alterations weaving at its very best shop and w rug cleaning compare cahel prkk 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