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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2011-07-28, Page 20PAGE 20. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 2011.MACKENZIE DOUGLAS ALTONMacKenzie is the son of Ken and Jan Alton of RR2Auburn. An Ontario Scholar from F.E. Madill Secondary School, MacKenzie will be returning to high school in the fall. RYAN DAVID BAKER An Ontario Scholar from F.E. Madill Secondary School, Ryan is the son of David and Liana Baker of RR4 Brussels. He will be returning to F.E. Madill Secondary School in the fall. KABRINA JACQUELINE BISHOP The daughter of Kevin and Jacquie Bishop of RR2 Bluevale, Kabrina is an Ontario Scholar from F.E. Madill Secondary School. She will be attending Georgian College in the fall to study Early Childhood Education. KENDRA ANNE CAMPBELL Kendra is the daughter of Bruce and Susanne Campbell of Bluevale. This Ontario Scholar is a F.E. Madill Secondary School graduate who will be majoring in Biomedical Science at Brock University. MATTHEW MURRAY CARDIFF A F.E. Madill Secondary School student, Matthew is heading to the University of Guelph to study Commerce. Matthew is the son of Jeffrey and Cathy Cardiff of RR5 Brussels. KELSEY CHRISTINE CARTER Ontario Scholar Kelsey is the daughter of Terry and Tracey Carter of Bluevale. In the fall this F.E. Madill Secondary School graduate will attend Fanshawe College to become a Personal Support Worker. ELLEN BARBARA COOK Ellen will be going to Fleming College to study Recreation and Leisure in the fall. This F.E. Madill Secondary School graduate is an Ontario Scholar and the daughter of Karen and Paul Cook of RR5 Brussels. MORGAN ELLEN DEITNER Morgan is the daughter of Kevin and Alicia Deitner of RR1 Ethel. An Ontario Scholar from F.E. Madill Secondary School, Morgan will be returning to high school in the fall. BRANDON CHARLES HAKKERS An Ontario Scholar from F.E. Madill Secondary School, Brandon is the son of Charlie and Charlene Hakkers of Blyth. He will be seeking an apprenticeship in construction or tool and die. TAMMY SUANNE HEWITT The daughter of Vern and Suzanna Hewitt of RR1 Belgrave, Tammy is an Ontario Scholar from F.E. Madill Secondary School. She is studying Office Administration online through Fanshawe College. MELISSA MARIE HIGGINS Melissa is the daughter of Greg and Betty Jane Higgins of RR5 Brussels. This Ontario Scholar is a F.E. Madill Secondary School graduate who will be majoring in Wildlife Biology at the University of Guelph. BRADEN HARVEY IRWINAn F.E. Madill Secondary School student and OntarioScholar, Braden is planning on entering the work force and becoming a farmer. Braden is the son of Jamie and Marlene Irwin of RR5 Brussels. REBA EILLEEN JEFFERSON Ontario Scholar Reba is the daughter of Gerald Jefferson and Mary Ellen Foran of RR2 Auburn. In the fall this F.E. Madill Secondary School graduate will attend Wilfrid Laurier University to study Business Administration. EMILY REINA KERKHOF Emily will be going to Liberty University in Virginia to obtain her Bachelor of Science in Youth Ministry. This F.E. Madill Secondary School graduate is an Ontario Scholar and the daughter of John and Pauleen Kerkhof of Brussels. BRITTANY LYNN HAINES The daughter of John and Ruth Haines of RR5 Wingham, Brittany is an Ontario Scholar from F.E. Madill Secondary School and will be attending the University of Ontario Institute of Technology to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Congratulations to FEMSS Ontario Scholars KASSANDRA LOUANNE KING Kassandra is the daughter of Bill and Tammy King of Brussels. An Ontario Scholar from F.E. Madill Secondary School, Kassandra will be attending the School of Makeup Art in Toronto. MELISSA ASHLEY LEISHMAN An Ontario Scholar from F.E. Madill Secondary School, Melissa is the daughter of Allan and Waneta Leishman of RR5 Brussels. She will be returning to F.E. Madill Secondary School in the fall. LAURA JAYNE PEACH The daughter of Geoff and Cheryl Peach of Blyth, Laura is an Ontario Scholar from F.E. Madill Secondary School. She will be attending Brescia University College at the University of Western Ontario to study Food and Nutrition in the fall. MATHIAS NATHAN JOSEPH PEEL Mathias is the son of Nathan and MaryAnn Peel of Bluevale. This Ontario Scholar is a F.E. Madill Secondary School graduate who will be majoring in Biological Sciences at the University of Guelph. MEAGAN ELIZABETH PLETCH A F.E. Madill Secondary School student, Meagan is planning on attending the University of Ontario Institute of Technology to obtain her Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing. Meagan is the daughter of Melanie and the late Dave Pletch of RR1 Belgrave. ALEXANDRA LEIGH RAYNARD Ontario Scholar Alexandra is the daughter of Dwayne and Laurie Raynard of RR3 Blyth. In the fall this F.E. Madill Secondary School graduate will return to high school. NICOLE CHRISTINE ROBINSON Nicole will be attending Fanshawe College to study Prehealth Science in the fall. This F.E. Madill Secondary School graduate is an Ontario Scholar and the daughter of Steve and Joanne Robinson of RR1 Belgrave. MORGAN MARIE SAGE Morgan is the daughter of Wayne and Bonnie Sage of RR1 Bluevale. An Ontario Scholar from F.E. Madill Secondary School, Morgan will be attending the University of Guelph to obtain her Bachelor of Arts and Sciences. ADAM JACOB SPLETTSTOESSER An Ontario Scholar from F.E. Madill Secondary School, Adam is the son of Edward Lehoczky and Irene Splettstoesser and lives in RR1 Belgrave. He will be attending Fanshawe College in the fall to study Computer Programming. Continued on page 22 Sheep Clubplays flags,judges lambs By Zach Drost The South Huron 4-H Sheep Club arrived at the Kinsman farm on Line 21 on July 18 for a 7 p.m. meeting. As they arrived the club members began with an enjoyable game of flags. Secretary Amber Brodie gave the secretary report of the last meeting. This was followed by the members judging a class of four market lambs. Members had to place this class of lambs based on their loin, body structure, leg of lamb and general muscular features. Each member then explained their placing and why they were placed in those rankings. Afterwards leaders explained the key things required to have on hand during lambing season. Members then displayed the lambing season kits they had assembled over the past month. The lambing kits were numbered and once each member had a look at the kits, they were judged and placed. The winning cases were awarded with gift cards from leader Deb Falconer. The leaders then discussed the upcoming “Go for the Gold” competition and judging competition as well as how to prepare for each of them. The next time the sheep 4-H club meets will be the Bayfield Fair on Saturday, Aug. 20. Members will get their lambs shorn in the morning and will show their sheep in the showmanship and confirmation classes in the afternoon. The meeting was then called to an end with the 4-H motto, “Learn to do by Doing”. Members received refreshments from the Kinsmans. By Shannon Ryan On May 25, the Central Huron Swine Club held its first meeting of the year at Thompson’s in Hensall. The club started the night off with the elections. This year’s president is Dean Ryan; vice-president, Shawn Ryan; secretary, Lorraine Kroes and press reporter, Shannon Ryan. Once elections were done, leaders highlighted 4-H events happening this year, including the judging competition on Aug. 9. Members then got started in their books. This year’s topic is health. After some reading members completed an activity where everyone had to write down as many jobs related to the pig business as they could think of. There are butchers, secretaries, salesmen, farmers and so much more. Most jobs can be related somehow. The meeting then ended with the 4-H pledge, “Learn to Do by Doing”. The second meeting was held at the Kroes house. At the meeting members judged tractors and workboots and each member gave reasons for their placings. After the members gave their reasons, one of the leaders gave the official placings for the workboots and the tractors. Next, members played a guess the disease game by looking at pictures and looking for the disease name in their books and finished the meeting with brownies and lemonade. Swine Club holds first meeting