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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-12-09, Page 3sovic [0 ,4:,., ] V© yip Aeolectfrielfesitot flee Oodgurralts LLs.Ates/sEnvic;1 ROWCLIFFE MOTORS SEAFORTH Phone 527-1676 SPECIAL 1971 Polara Custom, HT, New 1971 Ivolara Custom, HT, Demo 1970 Dodge Polara Custom, 2-dr. HT. 1969 Chrysler Sedan 1969 Dodge Sedan 2-1968 Chryslers, one Sedan, one HT. 2-1968 Dodge Polaras, one Sedan, one HT. 2-1967 Dodges, one Sedan, oife 1968 Volkswagen Stationwagon A Number of Older Models on the Lot SEE THE NEW JOHNSTON SNOWMOBILES , and ACCESSORIES TODAY! Dodge [C11104E11 SEAFORTH FARMERS Dozens of selections of Boxed PILLOW CASES and VANITY SETS The Perfect Gift 2.98 - 3.98 -. 4.98 - 5,98 • Boys' and Girls' Tee Shirts And Complete Line of Hosiery CAR COATS for Children and Youth FEATURE!, BOXED CARDS 50 to a box 95c Other Boxes — 69c, $1.00;11.25; $1.50 up, 71 - We have a full selection, including the popular Rustcraft, Norcross and Coutts-Hallmark Lines. Personalized Christmas Cards for every member of the family — Special Cards f.)r Special Occasions — Christmas tree lights and decorating bulbs Tree-foil Colkozo) Cancer Unit Meets In Goderich At the recent meeting of Huron Unit of the Canadian Cancer So- ciety held in St. George's Angli- can parish Hall, Goderich, two new films were shown. "The Winners" stresses the impor- tance of regular health checkups t o protect against cancer. It also examined the rationalizat- ion of average citizens who claim they are 'too busy' to go for checkups. "Recruiting for Hope" dealt with the importance of the volunteer, and suggested looking for new recruits in church, and Various other community organ- izations. Robert Swartman, Goderich, president, welcomed all present, and Mrs. M. W. Durst, Unit president, conducted the meeting. She gave a short resume of the ' District Meeting held in Kitchener in November, ending with the thought of one speaker who suggested that Service is the rent we pay for our stay on earth". Reports of committees,, and the wingharn Clinic report, pointed up the dedicated service being given by volunteers. A letter of commendation from Ontario Division was read complimenting the Unit C ampaign chairman and his Branch chair- men for their work, and William Barlow was presented with a ft Campkign Award Certificate for achievement during 1971. STAFFA Correspondent Mrs. John Templeman Home with Mr. and,Mrs. John Tegmleman and family for the weekend were, Darlene Temple- man, Waterloo, Joanne Temple- man, London, Rob Templeman, Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Vivian and boys, London, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cam eronViv- !an. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Elliott and Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Elliott and Shelly, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David Sim , it, London. Mr. and Mrs. •Reg. Finlayson and Mike visited Sunday with Mrs. Irene Finlayson, Hensall. • Kathy Douglas, Barb, Cathy and Mary Cameron, all of R.R.2, Staffa, attended the 4-H Achieve- rne'.nt night in Seaforth District high School last Friday night and received their awards. They are members of the Exeter 4-H Horse and Pony Club. , 05:.;;;4• +du YOUR CO, iP CATALOGUE At The. *Owe :Crowd, SDK To orsor 4H, members by (Continued from Page 1) Exeter 4-H Horse & Pony Club Trophy - donated by Bill Smith, from Northlauder Custom Trailers Ltd., Exeter to the 4-H member in the Exeter 4-H Horse and Pony Club with thetop score according to the "Basis of Awards". Won by Mary Mar- garet Jeffery, #1, Hensel', who had a score of 891 out of a possible 1000 points. Runner-up was Janet Ecker from Exeter who had a score of 877. North Huron 4-H Trail Blazers Trophy. Top member in North Huron, 4-H , Trail Blazers Club. Won by Jim Brigham, Belgrave. Sandy Kolkma'n Trophy - This. trophy, in memory of Hersselt Sandy Kolkman, to be awarded annually at 4-H Achievement Night to a member of the Dun- gannon 47H Calf Club who displays leadership, ambition, pride in his work in the joyful co-operation with others. To be voted on by the members of the club and the leaders to make the final decision. Won by Donnie Henry, #6, Goderich. W. G. Thompson & Sons Ltd. Trophy - donated by W. G. Thompson & Sons Lim ,ted, Hensall to the Champion 4-H Grain Exhibit at theSeaforth Fall Fair. Won by Barry Gordon #1, Seaforth, - a member of the Tuckersmith 4-H Corn Club. Russell Bolton ' Trophy - donated by Russell Bolton, #1, Seaforth to the Champion 4-H Corn Exhibit at the Seaforth Fall Fair. Won by Brian Miller, #3, Exeter, a member of the South Huron 4-H Multi-Project Club. Cook's Division of Gerbo Cor- poration Trophy - donated by Cook's Division of Gerbo Corpor- ation, Hensall to the Champion 4-H White Bean Exhibit at the Seaforth Fall Fair. Won by Brian Miller, #3, Exeter, a member of the South Huron 4-H Multi-Project Club. Huron County Soil & Crop Im- provement Award - A book en- titled "Modern Corn Production" donated by the Huron County Soil & Crop Improvement Assoc- iation to the top member in a Huron County 4-H Field Crop Club. Won, by Martha Van Es- broeck, #1, Hensall, a member of the South Huron 4-H Multi- Project Club who had a score of 940 out of a possible 1000 points. Runner-up was Brian Miller, #3, Exetei, also a member as well as a junior leader in theSouth Huron 4-H Multi-Project Club who had a score of 933. Canadian Canners Limited Award- donated by Canadian Canners Lim!ted, Exeter, to the top member in the Exeter 4-H, Sweet Corn Club. Won,hy.Patricia Faber, #3, Exeter, who had a score of 888 out of a possible 1000 points. Old Mill Award - A sheep-skin coat donated by the Old Mill, Blyth, to the top member in the, Huron County 4-H Sheep Club. This award was won by Doug. Miller, #1, Lucknow, who had a score of 893 out of a possible 1000 .points. Stewart Procter Award - don- ated by Stewart Procter, #5, Brussels, for the top Shorthorn heifer and Shorthorn steer in the 4-H Beef Championship Show at Seaforth -Junior Fair. Book en- titled ,iAnimal Sc fence and Indtis- try" is presented by Mr. Proc- ter to the exhibitor of the top Shorthorn heifer, Mike er eaux, 4, Seaforth, and-the k I ,Beef Cattle" will be presented to the, exhibitor of the top Short- horn steer, Dave Mewhinney, #1, Lucknow. Huron Hereford Association Award - donated by HuronHere- lord Associatiop to the 4-F1 mem- ber in Huron County showing a Hereford calf with the top score according to the "Basis of, Awards" excluding the 'score on the calf. Won by Barry Gordon, Seaforth, a member of the Seaforth 4 H Calf Club. Huron 'Hereford Association Award - donated by Huron Here- ford Association to the 4-H mem - ber in Huron County showing the Champion Hereford Heifer or Steer. Won by Beth Passmore, #3, Exeter, a member of the Exeter 4-H Calf Club. The Victoria & Grey Trust Award - donated by the Victoria & Grey TrustConiPanyand awar- ded to the Champion SwineShow- man in Huron County Hog Pro- ducers' 4-H Swine Club. Com- peted for at the 4-H Swine Shows at Seaforth and Exeter. This award was won by John Hickey, #3, Auburn, a member of the North Huron Hog Producers' 4-1.1 Swine Club. A. Y. McLean Trophy - donated by A. Y. McLean to the Champion Showman in 4-H DairyCalf Clubs in Huron County (competed for at the 4-H Dairy Calf Club Chanip- ionship show, Seaforth Fall Fair), won' by Glen McNeil, #6, Goder- ich, a member of the Dungannon 4-H Calf Club. Murray Gaunt AWard -'donated by Murray Gaunt tothe Champion 4-1-1 Beef Showman (judged at the Seaforth Junior Fair), won by Brian Miller, #3, Exeter, a member of the Exeter 4-H Calf Club. Toronto-Dominion Bank Award - donated by the Seaforth Branch, Toronto-Dominion Bank ,to the champion all-round 4-H Livestock Showman (determined at Seaforth Junior Fair) won by Glen McNeil, #6, Goderich, a member of the Dungannon 4-H Calf Club. Bank of Montreal Award - don- ated by the Bank of Montreal, Clinton, to the top first year 441 Swine Club member in the Huron County Pork Producers' Swine Club. wonty Jim Landsborough, #4, Seaforth, with a score of 900 points. Hypner-up was John V4f1 Vllet, #2, Brussele:Score 896* Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Award - 01)40 by the Seaforth Branch of the Can- adian Imperial Bank of Com- merce to the member in the Huron County Hog Producers' 4-H Swine Club with the Champ- fen 4-H Gilt. Won by John Van Vliet,. #2, Brussels, a member of the Huron County Hog Pro- ducers' 4-H Swine Club. Huron pork Producers Trophy - donated by Huron County Pork Producers Assoc- iation to the 4-11 Swine Club member in Huron County obtaining the highest number of points in 4-H Swine Clubs, 1971. The trophy will remain in the winner's hon'p for one year. The winner of this trophy is Brian Miller, #3, Exeter, a member of the South Huron Pork Pro- ducers' 4-H Swine Club wit h a score of 924 out of a possible 1000 points. Reserve - Neil Hemlngway, #3, Brussels, with a score of 922. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce - donated by the Blyth-Auburn branches to the 4-H member obtaining the high- est standing on "Basis of Awards" .in 4-B Dairy Calf Club work in Huron County. Won by Jim Lynn, #1, Woodham, a mem- ber of the Exeter 4-H Calf,Club, with a score of 942 points out of a possible 1000. Runner up is Joe Phelan, #2, Blyth, a member of the Blyth 4-H Calf Club, with a score 'of 939. Glen McNeil, #6, Goderich, had a score of 956 but previous winners are inel- igible. J. A. Anstett Award - donated by John A. Anstett,`Nkes,,eller, Clinton, an automatic writ watch to the 4-H member obtaining the highest standing on "Basis ,of Awards" in Huron County - won by Barry' Gordon, #1, Seaforth, a member of the Seaforth Calf Club with a score of 934 points out of a possible 1000. Runner up is Gary Thornton, #2, Gorrie, a member of the Howick 441 Calf Club. Score - '929. Warden's Novice Trophy - do- nated by Jack Alexander, Huron County Warden, 1971, to the Novice 4-H member obtaining the highest standing on "Basis of Awards" in Huron County, won by Martha, Van Esbroeck, a, member of the South Huron 4-H The Multi-project club, with a score of 940 out of a possible WOO. Runner-vp - Jim Landsborough, #4, Seaforth, a member of the Ncrrth Huron Swine Club and -the Ilu,.•ori County, Junior Tractor Club. C. S. MacNaughton Trophy - donated by the Ron. C. S. Mac- Naughton, M. P. P. for South Huron to the 4-H member in Huron County ' receiving the highest number of points on the basis of awards for the 4-H Club work in 1971. The winner of this trophy has the highest score of any of the 4-H members completing their projects. This year the trophy is awarded to Glen Mc- Neil, #6, Goderich, a member of the Dungannon Calf Club with a score of 956 points out of a possible 1000. Runner up, Jim Lynn, #1, Woodham, a member of the Exeter 4-H Calf Club, with a score of 942. The Robert McKinley Citizen- ship Trophy - donated by Robert McKinley M.P, to the 4-H mem- ber in Huron County deemed by nomination to be outstanding in 4-H club work in Huron. Not only 4-H work, but also home and community activities are to be' taken into consideration includ- ing the pledge taken by each 4-H member. This year club leaders nominated 4-H members from their club who .they felt would be worthy of such an award. Those 4-H members nominated were then interviewed by acorn - mittee from the Club Leaders Association and members of the Ontario Department of Agricul- ture and Food, From the inter- views the winner of the trophy • was chosen. Those 4-H club members who were nominated for the award incliided: John Becker, Dashwood; Jim Fairies, #1, Gorrie; Barry Gordon, #1, Sea- forth; Glen McNeil, #6, GOder- 10; Rosemary Eedy, #1, Dun- gannon; Brian Miller, #3,Exeter; Marlene Stewart, #1, Kirkton; Neil Hemingway, #3, Brussels; „„Neil Vincent, #p, Belgrave; Joe Phelan, #2, Blyth. The 1971 winner is Brian Miller, #3, Exeter, who has an excellent record of 4-H 'work for the past seven years and Was been active in community ac- tivities. As of the 19'71 4-H Club year Brian Miller has attained 75% general proficiency on the completion of 28 projects. 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