HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2017-12-21, Page 34To all our patients, associates and their families,
go our best wishes for a happy
and healthy holiday season.
For the gift of your trust, we are deeply grateful.
Listowel Hearing
Maryanne Perrie
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MacPherson, Maclntyre make history tying for award
• Intermediate (15-17 years old):
Evy Verschaeve (first) Jacob Flood
(second).
• Senior (18-21 years old): Brad
Maclntyre (first), Melissa MacIntyre
(second) and Graham Falconer
(third).
Outstanding Member Awards were
also presented for each zone to Sarah
Alexander (Grey), Abby Robinson
(Wawanosh) and Brooklyn Hendriks
(International Plowing Match
Making Club).
The Ben Lobb Award, which is
presented to top junior member in
the essay competition, was presented
to Julia DeJong.
The Warden's Novice Award was
taken by Megan Todd for being the
top -scoring first year competitive
member. Todd also received the
Lucknow Co-op Award for high -
scoring novice member in the sheep
awards.
Todd also received the Hensall
District Co-op Award for high
novice judge in the competition.
Emily Bieman received the
Canadian Co -Operative Wool
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Groundbreaking
For the first time since its inception in 1954, the Murray Cardiff Award was presented to two
winners. The award is presented to a senior 4-H member who exhibits the goals and aims of
the 4-H program. When choosing a winner, judges take into account candidates leadership
roles in 4-H, community involvement, ability to communicate and overall attitude. The award
was presented to Cole MacPherson, left, and Brad Maclntyre, right, by Matthew Cardiff.
Below, Evan Krebs received the 4-H Dedication Award from Darrell Bergsma. (Photo submitted)
The annual Huron County 4-H
Award Program was held late last
month and local competitors found
themselves receiving numerous
awards for their efforts in the group.
The Top Gate Sign Award was
presented to Jessalyn Hendriks.
The Go for the Gold winning team
was the Hensall Life Skill Team
including Katelyn Parsons, Evan
Krebs, Dugald MacIntosh and Ben
Speer.
Krebs also received the
Dedication Award for dedication to
4-H and received the Hill and Hill
Farms Limited Award for High
Senior Judge in the judging
competition.
MacIntosh received the
Outstanding Member Award for
Hensall in the Life Skills
competition.
MacIntosh also received a Libro
Brook Project Award, finishing first
in the novice division.
Other Libro project awards were
presented to:
• Novice (9-11 years old):
Matthew Maloney (second) and
Grace Theophilopoulos and
Courtney Gublemann who tied for
third.
• Junior (12-14 years old): Ben
Speer (first), Emily Bieman (second)
and Grace Hallahan (third).
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Best Wishes for a Safe and Happy New Year
BRIAN E. WIGHTMAN
Chartered Professional Accountant
Certified General Accountant
• personal & corporate tax
• accounting & bookkeeping
• agricultural services
Seaforth • 519-527-1331 wightman@bellnet.ca
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