The Huron Expositor, 1981-12-02, Page 15TOP STEER
Bill Kinsman. R.R. 2,
Kippen hag' the champion
441 steer and had the
highest score in 4-H plow-
eneres club; Darren Connel-
ly, 3. Goierich, cham-
pion 444 Holstein Calf; Brian
&Wiwi% 4. Walton.
champion 441 gilt, was the
champion 4-H swine plow-
man, was the, chartiPion all
3round showman and had the
highest score in the 4-H
tractor club.
Murray Sholdice. R.R. 3.
Walton. had the champion
441 market pig; Brent Van
Osch:. R.R, .7. • LucknoW,
highest .Score in‘ 441. • dairy
silver dollar competition;
P04014 MaTiV Johnston R.R.
2. 'Blitevale, highest score in
the 441 dairy.cliths for.a first
year niember; C.Frole, Anne
Hohenadel, 1,_ Ford,
with , highest score. 4-H
swine. 'eluhs-foi a first year
member; Anne _Procter R.R.
5. Brussels. champion 4-H
beef showman and had the
champion Shorthorn steer:
Kevin Smith, R.R. 6.. Gode-
rich champion 4-H 'dairy
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Brian McGavin, R.R. #4, Walton (right) won the
Toronto-Dominion Bank Award for being the
Champion All-Round 4-H Livestock Showman,
determined at the Seaforth Junior Fair. Harry
Verburg, Manager, of the Bank made this
presentation on Friday at the 4-K Awards
Night. (Photo by Larry Dillon)
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BRUCE McCALL TROPHY - Donated. by
Bruce McCall from Brussels to the member In
the Huron County Pork Producers' Swine club
with the Champion 4-H Market Pig. Murray
Sholdice, R.R. Walton won ,this award on
Friday, at the 4.,H Awards Night. Don Dodds
(left) made this presentation.
Photo by Larry Dillon)
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OECEIVISE
onoured in Huron
RICh'ar.O. 'POOre, Manager, Canadian Imperial
Bank OrContrnerOe, kli9tn, is prOenting Susan
Vanagmond; A.R. #1, Clinton with their award
to recognize her Outstanding achievements in
the 4-H Dairy Calf Club. This was one of the
many awards presented to Huron County young
people at the 1981 4-H Awards Night held on
November 27 in Clinton. (Photo by Larry Dillon)
HURON CATTLEMEN'S AWARD - Harold
Wiederman, R.R. #4, Walton (on the left) was
presented with a book entitled "TV Vet Book.for
Stock Farmers". Neil Stapleton, President of
the Huron Cattlemen's Association made the
presentation. Harold earned this recognition by
achieving the top score in the beef section of the
Judging CoMpetition. He had a score of 99
points out of a possible 100. (Photo by Larry
Dillon)
David Townsend, R.R. #4, Seaforth (left)
received the Jack Riddell Award for being the
Champion 4-H Sheep Showman in Huron
County. Mr. Riddell made this presentation at
the 4-H Awards. Night on Friday.
(Photo by Larry Dillon)
Lyle Kinsman, R.R. #2; Kippen (left) won the
Hallrace Farms1Trophy for the champion 4-H
'gate sign in Huron County. The award was
made on the basis of a judging by the 4-H club
leaders. Jim Hallman , is making the
presentation for Hallrace Farms. (Photo by
Larry Dillon)
TOPNOTCH FEEDS LTD: AWARD - Bill
Kinsman, R.R. #2, Kippen, (right) won a book
entitled "The Feedlot" for exhibiting the Grand
Champion 4-H Steer at the Seaforth Fall Fair.
Richard Reeder, Topnotch Feeds, Seaforth
made this presentation on Friday, November
27th, 1981 at the 4-H Awards Night.
(Photo by Larry Dillon)
David Pullen of Clinton displays the award
presented to him by The Old Mill at the 4-H
Awards Night in Clinton. This gift was given in
recognition of David's top standing in the
Huron County 4-H Sheep Club.
(Photo by Larry Dillon)
By WILMA OKE
Bevan §1410n. 18, of R.R.
1, Igxtfei.*$ named Huron
Countyes Oftstanding 44:1
member at the 34th annual. -
achievettierct night Friday
and. WaS pr.eSented with a
citizenship' trophy for '44f
home and' community Pro7
Jetts.
Bevan, who is a first year
student at the University -of
Guelph, has completed 24
4-H projects.
• Elaine Pym, R.R. 1, Cen-
tralia, was awarded the
' trophy for the highest score
in the county, 938 points of a
possible 1.000. Last year
Elaine was named the out-
standing 4-H member in the
county. Also, she was a-
warded the prize for having
the highest score in the beef
dub. She has completed 24
Projects.
Patti
Zurich,
mono
mbers, the highest scorer in
the county. This was also the
highest spare in the 4-H Beef
r Clubs,, 478 points, as a first
year member of the Zurich
4-0 calf „dub.,
Opnal4 Pullen., Al;gticuur,
el Representative,. for Huron
Connty, reported that the
members. of. the county's 31
4-H clubs won awards and
prizes worth about 51,300.
He said 350 members took
part in the 400 projects with'
per cent average complet-
ion. This was done under the
direction of 70 volunteers.
4-11 club leaders.
Other prize winners were
Susan Van ggmond of Clin-
ton who had the highest
score in the 4-H dairy clubs.
Paul Dodds, R.R. 1, Sea-
forth. highest swine club
score; Kim kipfer, Dash-
wood, highest horse club
score; David Pullen, Clinton.
highest sheep club and rab-
bit club score.
showman; 1404 ToWnsend,
c4R44.1.11(n.s,h4en,v.pRSeo:of,att;n:irh.!1,:tilemi.46,inni:
pion 4=11 horse. -kh0Wman.
Kevin' Johnston, R.B. Z.
Blisrsyale chaninion 441 Her-
kircl calf; Steven 5‘)telley.
R.R.2 Gorrie. Champion 4,11
Shorthorn heifer; Kate Boon,
Rimatuevoc.. 'champion 4-H
fleece exhibit; Greg Dougall.
R. R.3 Exeter. top 4-H snow-
mobile member in knowledge
and safe operation of vehicle
and he also had the highest
score in 4-H snowmobile
club.
Cheryl Stewart, R . R. 1,
Kirkton, highest score, 4-H
farm sRa.fRe t. y club;1. enBrentsan. Doauwt _-
standing achievement 4-H
field crop clubs.
OJTSTANDING REPORTER
Greg Hoggarth, 2.-
Kippen, outstanding ach-
ievement, 4-H press report-
ers competition:. Lyle Kins-
man, Kippen. championship
441 gate sign exhibit.
The Kippfield 4-H calf club
had the Championship corn
exhibit and the champion-
ship 4-H grain exhibit and
the Huron Rabbit Club 'had
the championship white bean
Elizabeth Palmer, R.R. 5,
VVinghim, was the top horse
showman and Janet McIn-
tosh, R.R. 5. Brussels, was
the top pony showman - - in
the North Huron 4-H Trail-
blazers club.
Receiving judging compet-
ition awards were Alison
Edgar of R.R. 2, Wroxeter,
high novice judge; Sherri
Marshall, R.R. 3, Blyth,
highest score; Jeff Alce,
RFC'', Dublin , high swine
judge; Larry Baer, R.R. 5,
Goderich, high dairy judge;
Terry Smith, R.R: 1. Walton,
high 'sheep judge; Harold ,
Wiedermati, R.R. 4, Walton,
high beef judge; and Gary
Ict hocsCtwilkies ypep. high
CERWICATES
For completing. 24 projects
444 award certificates were
presented to Elaine !pp,
Centralia; Bevan ' ShiPton.
Exeter; Terry Smith, R.R. 1,
Walton; Cheryl. Stewart.
R.R. 1, Kirkton; and Paul
Stewart, R.R. 1, ,Hensall.
For completing 18 pro-
jects, Greg Dougall, R.R; 3.
Exeter and Chris Meier, R.R.
4, Brussels. ,
For 10 years voluntary
service 4-H award certificates
were presented to Ray
Hanna, R.R. 2, AubOrn and
Jean, Dinsmore, R.R. 1,
Fordwith.
For five years of voluntary
service certificates were pre-
sented to Barry Elliott, R.R.
1, Lucknow; Larry Ash, R.R.
.1, Gowanstown; and Tom
Jorgensen. R.I. 4, Seafotth.
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SEAFORTH SADDLE CLUB AWARD - Garry
Godkin, R.R. #1, Walton, scored 92 out of 'a
,.possible 100 points in the horse section of the
ttludgin6 Ciltn-Vetition. With the top score in this
section he earned the Seaforth Saddle Club
Award, which was presented by Rose Workman
at the 4-H Awards Night in Clinton on Friday.
(Photo by Larry Dillon)
Love of R.R. 1,
took top honors a-
the first year me-
VINCENT FARM EQUIPMENT TROPHY -
Won by Brian McGavin, R.R. #4, Walton (right)
for being the top member in the Huron County
4-H- Tractor Club with a score of 935 out of a
possible 1000 points. Marlen VinCent of Vincent
Farm Equipment made this presentation on
Friday, November 27, at the 4-H Awards Night.
(Photo by Larry Dillon)
Tom Jorgensen, leader of the Huron 4-H Rabbit,
Club, is presenting, from the left, the: Central
Huron 4-H Rabbit Club TrOptiy faiDavid Pullen,
Clinton. David showed very prominently at the
4-H Awards Night in Clinton, he also won the
Old Mill Award for his involvement in the 4-H
Sheep Club. (Photo by Larry Dillon)
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HURON COUNTY SOIL AND CROP AWARD
-- At the 4-H Awards Night on Friday,
November 27, Brent Dawson, (left), A.R. #1,
Hensell was recognized as the top member In
the Huron County 4-H Field Crop Club. Larry
Wheatley, President of the Huron bounty toil a
Crop Improvement Assodiation presented Brent
with a book entitled "Understanding Corn
Production". (Photo by Larry Dillon)
Jim Armstrong on the left, is presenting a silver
tray to Bill Kinsman, R..13. #2, -Kippen, at the
4-H Awards Night in Clinton on Friday. Bill
qualified for the award by being the 4-H
member with the highest-score in the Huron
County 4-H Plowtnens Club.
(Photo by Larry Dillon)
Jeff Alce, R.R. #1, Dublin (on the left) gained
the top score in the swine section of the 4-H'
Judging cOmpetitiob, At the 4-H Awards night
on zNOvember 27, JIM Knight of the Brusseli
Agromart preients Jeff with the C.I.L. Trophy
In recognition of his achievement. (Photo by
pre v 01110n)
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