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tribune july 19 1989 a3 young farmers horn in on competition for top honors the national junior shorthorn show and sale held july 1416 at the markham fairgrounds ended sunday as smoothly as it began on friday about so young people from across canada competed for the title of overall champion in five categories quiz speeches judg ing calf confirmation and showmanship ribbons were given to all of the participants while medals went to the top three plaques were awarded to the champion in each category the grand champion showper- son was laha beida of rylie alta while the reserve cham- pion was john brydeh ofmont forest ont lana also showed the grand champion female followed by wade dcgari ofpraoeedward island with reserve champion 5 the province of ontario won the group ofthree with three uniform cattle i i award winners from f the markhamstouffville area were john walton of markham who won fifth overall as well as se cond with his junior yearling and jenny pritzker who won first with her speech on how i can promote the shorthorn breed the overall champion was a tie between laha beida of alberta and bill i elmhirst of ontario they won atrophy as well as a trip for two the opportunity 89 classic shorthorn sale went over well with the highest price going tofa cowcalf pair for 10500 asi well there was the highly sucr cessf ul semen auction which rais ed more than 6000 for the junior shorthorn association i j new officers for the juhiojj shorthorn association wel5 elected on sunday president is jim martin of phelpston ont vicepresident is chris poole of pei and stouffvilies jenny pr i lzk e r is t he secretary treasurer next year the junior national shorthorn show and sale will be held in saskatchewan thlscows all set to go after a fresh bath and brush she relaxed in her stall before taking her turn in the auction arena doug gardhouse offers some lastminute preparations to a young steer before the sale young people from across canada competed in the weekend event rick rickard of wdodville dries some cattle outside the barri at the markham fairgrounds early saturday mr rickard was just one of many farmers on hand at the event to purchase cattle a group of people participating in the shorthorn event caught upon some small talk in between chores they took the opportunity to share laughs around this pickup truck saturday morning this young steer seems a little barred with all the standing around as he awaits a grooming session in the barn area prior to his trip into the auction theatre photos by rick madonii stouffville wins donor challenge whitchurchstouffville cap tured top honors in a threetown blood donor challenge held last friday at the legion hall the blood donor challenge pit ted newmarket richmond hill and whitchurchstouffville against one another to see which town could donate the most blood for the red cross society because of population discrepancies the town with the highest percentage of residents donating was declared the winner and the winning mayor also deputy clerk moves on whitchurchstouffville deputy clerk pat halland has resigned mrs halland resigned her posi tion two weeks ago after announ cing she had accepted a position with the town of vaughan i just felt the experience i would gain going to the town of vaughan would be invaluable she said in an interview i was just ready to move mrs halland spent fouranda half years working in stouffville she said woking here was a pleasure and enjoyed the fact she had a wide range of things to do while here stouffvile has really been ex cellent for me she said mrs hallands new position in vaughan will be supervisor of committee secretariat services it basically means im going to be responsible for council and committees she said it was just a change in career said whitchurch- stouffville town clerk pat oakes i guess they the town of vaughan pay good money too received a free lunch com pliments of the second- and third- place mayors whitchurchstouffville emerg ed victorious- in the challenge with one per cent or 178 of its 17000 residents giving blood newmarket finished second with 09 per cent and richmond hill was third at 02 per cent it was a very good showing for a small town mayor fran sainsbury said mayor twinney of newmarket and mayor bell of richmond hill bought me lunch last week mayor sainsbury said the only thing shed like to improve next year is the time donors spent waiting to take part in the challenge it was so successful that there werent a sufficient number of cots lines were long the mayor said but were very pleased earn extra money become a carrier today call 2948244 6402100 attention flyer advertisers ve can deliver your flyers for as little as yi cents apiece so far this year we have delivered 856632 flyers doortodoor in markham umonvje mjbcen stouffville ux- bridge and surrounding rural routes vvb can deliver your flyers on the day you want in the area you want any quantity from 5000 to 35000 call advertising al 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