Wrigglesworth and Robinson Win United Nations Tour Honors
The annual Halton Peel Junior Farmers Livestock judging event crowned Marilyn Wrigglesworth and Bill Robinson as United Nations tour winners. The day featured multiple project awards, top livestock judging honors, and provincial and local recognitions for 4 H Homemakers and debating teams.
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Marilyn Wrigglesworth
Bill Robinson
Halton
Peel
J. M. Fraser
Sanford Farm
Chas. McKee
Aberdeen
Brampton Fair Grounds
Agricultural Hall
Milton Fair Grounds
4H Homemakers
Roy Ford
Hornby
W.I
Velma Norris
W.L
Wrigglesworth
United Nations
Toronto - Dominion Bank
Kerr
Oakville
Evelyn Bird
Margaret Bird
Ashgrove Club
Clayton Wilson
Wilfred Bird
Marie Mitchell
Joan
S. Kirkpatrick
Limehouse
Canadian Council
Hamilton Spectator
Tom Hays ,Jr
Robinson
Palermo Junior Farmers
Milton
Palermo
Carolyn Gardhouse
Carolyn
Mary Lou Taylor
Barbara Pickard
Ed Legsworth
Lloyd Pickard
Mary Lawrence
Margaret, Lawson
Evelyn McKay
Pat May
Lorna Woodley
Eleanor Taylor
Diane Sanderson
Bruce Pewtress
Tom Hays, Jr
Bob Merry
Ernest Alexander
Jeffrey Agnew
Courtney Agnew
Harold Patterson
Neil Moffat
Delmar Ford
Keith Elta
Sandy Hepburn
Tom Hunter
Don Moffat
Ed Segsworth
Don Taylor
Allen Brownridge
Ian Norris
Bill Kerr
Terry Hendershot
Brian Scammell
Geo. Greenlees
Paul Johnson
Don Johnson
David Hume
Mark Marquardt
Jean Bird
Barbara Cunningham
Jean Peterson
Mildred Watson
George E. Elliott
J. E. Whitelock
Leadership Training Gains Momentum in 4 H Programs
James D. Moore told the Canadian Council on 4H Clubs in Winnipeg that leadership training and parent involvement drive strong club work. He noted 53 countries engage rural youth programs and international visitors seek Ontario literature. Moore said Canada’s 4H membership nears 75 000, a first in movement history.
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Moore
Departments of Agriculture
4H Council
Canada
France
England
Scotland
India
Ceylon
Pakistan
Italy
Phillippines
Naonal Office For Information and Literature
Lift Locks Niagara Falls Visited by Chapel Street Pupils
Grades seven and eight from Chapel Street school toured the Niagara Peninsula on Tuesday June 3. Led by Mire Sam Mackenzie Mrs Vern McCumber Hazen Allen and principal Val Stein the group of seventy visited the Royal Botanical Garden Hamilton Jordan vintage museum Old Jordan School House the lift locks at Thordid Niagara Falls and the Adam Beck No 2 power plant before concluding at Old Fort George with dinner in Niagara Falls Tours.
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Chapel Street
Niagara Peninsula
Sam Mackenzie
Vern McCumber
Hazen Allen
Val Stein
Royal Botanical Garden
Hamilton
Vintage Museum
Jordan
Old Jordan School
Thordid
Niagara Falls
Old Fort
George
John D Fields First War Veteran
John D Fields a World War I veteran and longtime resident of the town died May 25 at Sunnybrook Hospital Toronto. He had served as a public library caretaker and is survived by his wife Jessie McEachern. His funeral was led by Rev Alex Calder at Greenwood Cemetery after a Legion service.
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John D. Fields
Sunnybrook Hospital
Toronto
Western Canada
Mr. Fields
Jessie McEachern
Main St. N
Woodbine Heights
Branch 120
Canadian Legion
Harold C. McClure
Greenwood Cemetery
Alex Calder
Publicity network links council with media across Canada
The council values leadership and notes the help from publicity outlets across Canada. Afr. Moore cited a mailing list of nearly 3,000 including weekly and farm press, many dailies, 44 television outlets, and 181 radio stations.
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Canada
Afr
Moore
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