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Agricuitural clubs enthusiastic by Marilyn Bidgood The 4-H Agricultural Clubs located in the Elmvale area held their 4-H Achievement Day in conjunction with the Elmvale Fall Fair. A total of 42 4-H members _ enthusiast- i¢ally exhibited at Achievement Day. The 4-H Clubs included in this event are as follows: Elmvale Beef Club. Elmvale Dairy Club. Elmvale Field Crops Club, Elmvale Sheep Club and the Queen's Guineas Show and Selection. In keeping with the 4- H Motto "'Learn To Do By Doing," members prepared their projects for exhibiting with a minimum of assistance. Livestock classes were judged on conformation and showmanship, while the Crop Club was judged on _ quality, uniformity and presentation. Sheep Judge Mike Conn gave the following 'placings for the Elm- vale 4-H Sheep Show: Ewe Lamb -- D: Wright, L. Robertson, S. Robertson, J. Robert- son. L. Woodrow and D. Anderson. Market Lamb -- D. Wright, L. Robertson, Scot Robertson, D. Anderson, L. Woodrow, J. Robertson. Showmanship -- D. Wright, D. Anderson, L. Robertson, S. Robert- son. L. Woodrow, J. Robertson. Dairy Judge Brian McCague gave the following placings: Junior Dairy Heifer L. Robertson, A. McLean, R. Spence, D. Coe, L. Ritchie, J. Robertson, L. Moreau, B. Anderson, C. Baks, R. KleinGebbinck. Senior Dairy Heifer D. McLean, Ss. Robertson, D. Ritchie, R. VanderWielen, S. Trace. T. Nahuis, D. Robertson, J. Nahuis, B. Baks. R. KleinGeb- binck, K. Trace, D. Hummelink, a. KleinGebbinck. Grand Champion Grand Champion Dairy Heifer -- L. Robertson. Reserve Champion Dairy Heifer -- D. McLean. Best 1979 Dairy Calf -- L. Robertson. Novice Showmanship -- J. Robertson, L. Ritchie, B. Anderson. Junior Showmanship -- A. McLean, D. Coe, & Baks, R. KleinGebbinck, L. Moreau Senior Showmanship -- L. Robertson, S. Robertson, D. McLean, ~~ Baks, Ha. Wan derWielen, R. Spence, D. Hummelink, D. Robertson, D. Ritchie, T. Nahuis, J. Nahuis, R. KleinGebbinck, S. Erace oK . Trace, 7. KleinGebbinck. Champion Dairy Showman -- i: Robertson. Reserve Champion Dairy Showman -- S. Robertson. Beef Judge Bill Cooper . gave __ the following placings: --_ Beef Heifer -- J. Trace. M. Hall. Beef Steer -- D Trace. M. Ritchie, K. Beswick, M. Ritchie, D. Beswick, S. Hall. Showmanship -- D. Trace. Jes Lrace;) Ke. Beswick, D. Beswick, M. Ritchie, S. Hall, M. Hall. M. Ritchie. Champion Beef Showman -- D. Trace. Reserve Champion Beef Showman -- J. Trace. Exhibitors competing Awenda in the 4-H Field Crops Club include' the following members: Dale Giffen, Larry KleinGebbinck, Tom KleinGebbinck, Tony Nahuis and Dan Trace. In summary, a very successful 4-H Achievement Day show was presented to an attentive ringside crowd. Many thanks are ~- extended to all in- dividuals who co- operated to make this possible. building fire set The entry office at Awenda Provincial Park was damaged by fire some time between Oct. 28 and was an act of arson. _ Oct. 30. Midland OPP has established that the fire Police believe a flammable liquid was poured on the base of the building's east wall and ignited. The damage, about $2,000, was confined to the east wall. A ministry of natural resources employee reported the fire to the OPP on Oct. 30. In the week ending Nov. 3 the Midland OPP in- vestigated 165 occurrences. Break and enter cases lead the list with 12. In addition there were two cases of attempted break and enter, nine cases of theft, seven cases of wilful damage and eight other cases falling under other sections of the Criminal Code. Twelve persons were charged with violating the Liquor Licence Act. Eight drivers were found to be impaired. Police laid one charge of driving while suspended. Jamboree extends to South America by Robin Nutbrown South Georgian Bay District recently had a verv successful Jam- boree on the Air. Dave Robertson, a Troop Scouter from Port MeNicoll, organized the event. It took place near Midland Point in a cottage owned by Troop Scouter, Bob Taylor. The facilities were excellent to stage the event. Overnight camping was done by Wyevale, Perkinsfield, Port MeNicoll, ist Midland, and 2nd Midland Scout Troops. This made the ham radio operators gave many hours of their time to make this Jamboree on the Air successful. Radio contact was made with South America, Europe, the United States and other parts of Canada. We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Oscar Ross, Ed Webster, Maurice Dusome, Rudy Lewkoski, Dennis Ratcliffe. Ross Waites, Guenter Lang, Ward Stewart and Mike Moreau | for their ste a Just regular guys? These three "'average"' citizens were just part of the crowd at Friday night's Hallowe'en party, held at High Poyntz Mall in Penetanguishene. The event, which was organized by Joe Brunelle and friends, from Penetanguishene has become an annual event in town and judging by the number of monsters present Friday night, there's no question as to the popularity of the party. These three unidentified young men, (including the one at right), were more than pleased with the fun and activity taking place at the Hallowe'en special event. Students learn educational opportunities by Laura Dyer and Jane Windrem Hamilton, Toronto or Guelph? ' The future is a major decision which takes valuable time. Reminders. ~November 10, at 8 p.m. - Gilwellian Pot Luck Supper will be held at the home of Joyce Phillips. All Gilwellians are welcome to attend. November 22, at 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 p.m. - Wood Badge Part 1 for Beavers, Cubs and Scouts will be held at Ste. Marie Among the Hurons. All interested persons are welcome. November 26 at 7:30 p.m. - Scout leaders Sharing Session will be held at the home of Ernie Latanville. occasion much more exciting for the boys. Each boy was given a scheduled time to be with the ham radio and its operations. The local VOTE MOREAU for Council in Midland on - Nov. 10, 1980 For ride to vote, COUNCILLOR Monday, Nov. 10 PENETANGUISHENE Chairman, Penetanguishene Arena, Parks and Recreation President Midland Rotary Club @Director, Junior Achievement of Midland and Penetanguishene Director, Penetanguishene Minor Hockey Association call 526-5872 DON McNEE|X planning in everyone's life. This is what the senior students of Elmvale District High School are finding out. On Oct. 16a busload of students travelled to Penetang for an op- portunity to find out about Ontario univer- sities and what they have to offer. The cost involved and _ housing facilities were also discussed. Midland Secondary School along' with Penetang also had the benefit of hearing the university represent- atives. Every student went to three sessions. Along with the university represent- atives there were speeches made con- cerning financial help which can be obtained from the government. This week another university session was held Friday morning manv students aitended the lecture concerning Queens University. The weeks to follow will give the students other op- portunities to visit the colleges and univer- sities of their choice in the province of Ontario. Other educational advancements may be gained through correspondence cour- ses. Some students attended a meeting that Mr. Shaw held. on October 2ist. He ex- plained that only students willing to give their time and effort are allowed to take part in these courses. In the past only 8 per cent of the students that signed up for the correspon- dence actually com- pleted it. This caused too much unnecessary paper work. ay Friday, Oct. 24, EDHS was all lit up and full of life. as the annual commencement was held. The dinner for the graduates was held in the school cafeteria, catered by a number of helpful volunteers. Immediately follo- wing this, the gym became full of students who deser'ved honourable mention. Various awards were given out, along with the diplomas received by the graduates. Afterwards a social gathering was held for the graduates, parents and teachers. Commencement is a time to reunite old school friends and it is a time to talk about all the years of fun they have shared together. It is an event that will alwavs be remembered because in many cases, it is the last time the group will be together. So to all those graduates out there, good luck in the future from EDHS. IAN C. ROSS ALDERMAN WARD 1 PAST EXPERIENCE CHAIRMAN, PARKS BOARD, MIDLAND CHAIRMAN, MIDLAND CIVIC CENTRE BOARD MEMBER, PLANNING BOARD OF MIDLAND For Information or Transportation 526-9640 ROSS, an x Wednesday, November 5, 1980, Page 41