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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1999-01-06, Page 611 6 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, January A. 1.99 Huron County 4 -II winners honoured Members of Huron County 4-H clubs were honored for their achievements during the 4-H Awards Day Program held in Clinton recently. Following are some of the results. -.The Doug Kennedy Award was donated by Doug 'Kennedy of Thamesford to. the reserve champion sheep showman at the Seaforth Fair. This year's winner is Stephanie Munday. The Helen Johns Award is donated by MPP Helen Johns to the champion 4-H sheep .showman at the Seaforth Fair. The .1998. winner was Laurie Rodges. The Old Mill Award was donated by the Old.Mill, located one mile south of Blyth, to the sheep 'club member with the highest score. Previous winner are ineligible so the ' 1998 winner with a score of 935 out of a possible 1.000 .is Derek, Maloney. The Canadian Cooperative Wool Growers donate an award to the 4-1-1 member who ,had the champion 4-H fleece .at the Seaforth Fall Fair.' The -winner this year was Robyn Etherington. The Bank of Montreal Award is given -to the first year 4-1-1 Swine Club member with the highest score. This year's winner was Brett Bean with a score of 908outof a possible 1,000. . • The Ed Watson Award is donated -by Ed Watson of. Blyth to the 4-H member with the champion 4-H market pig .at the Seaforth Fall Fair. The recipient was Allan Storey. The Huron County Pork' Producers' Award is donated by the Huron County Pork Producers' Association to the • member obtaining the highest score in the 4-1-1 Swine Club. Rob Vanden Hoven with a score. of 922 out of a possible 1.600 received the award. - . The National Trust Award is presented o the champion 4- .1i .H swine showman at. the Seaforth Fall. Fair: It is donated by National Tnist or Goderich. This year's winner was Rob Vanden Hoven. The Huron County Pork Producers' Award is donated hy. the Huron County Pork Producers to the reserve champion showman at the Seaforth Fall Fair. Becky Rodges received the award. The Bergsma Award is donated by Bruce and Marie Bergsma and family of Londesboro to the 4-H swine _club member. exhibiting the champion 4-H gilt at the Seaforth Fall Fair. Becky _Rodges is this year's winner. Vincent Farm Equipment Ltd. of Seaforth' donates a trophy to the top member.in the Huron 4-1-1 agricultural machinery club. This year's winner was Patricia Rose Martin. ' The • Huron County "Federation of Agriculture Award .is. donated by the Huron County Federation of Agriculture to the top novice agricultural machinery club member. This year's winner is Brian Regele. Signal -Star Publishing of Goderich sponsors the 4-H ' press reporter competition. The first place press reporter book was submitted by Suzanne Coleman of the Huron Sheep Club. •She - received -S1-5 from Signal -Star Publishing. Second prize, $10, was awarded to David Vanden Hoven of the Chinchilla Club and the third place winner was Michelle Dewit. a member of the Sheepish Knitters Club and she received S5. 'The Vincent Farm Equipment Trophy goes to the club that had the top educational -display at the Seaforth Fall Fair. The winning display in 1998 was entered by the Seaforth I club. The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, both Brussels and Seaforth branches, donates an award for the top judge at the Huron County 4-H judging competition. This year's winner was Carol Rodges. Hill & Hill Farms Ltd. donates an award for the top senior judge at this year's judging competition. This year's winner was Laurie Rodges. The Hill & Hill Farms Ltd. Award is presented to the high junior judge at the county judging competition. This year's winner is Sarah Broadfoot. The Watson Home Hardware team judging competition award is presented tothe top team in the county judging competition held in august. Members of the winning team were Brett Bean, Laurie Rodges, Carol Rodges and Becky Rodges. The Cargill Limited Award for the high intermediate judge at the county judging competition was presented to Carol Rodges. The .Hensall District Cooperative, both Seaforth and Londesboro branches, - donates an award to the top novice judge at.the county judging competition held in Seaforth in- August. This year's winner was Derek Van Dieten. Cargill Limited presents a watch to each member of the winning team at the Huron County "Go For the Gold" competition. This year's winning team were. members of the Huron Sheep Club.. They are James McNaughton, Derek Maloney. Robyn Etherington and Laurie Rodges. The Toronto -Dominion. Bank Award is presented to the champion sweepstakes showman at the Seaforth - Fall Fair and is donated by the Seaforth Branch of the Toronto Dominion Bank. This year's winner was Corey Rintoul. The Hensall District Co-op donates an award to the club exhibiting .the top exhibit of winter wheat at the Seaforth • Fall Fair. This year that award .was won bySeaforth I. The Stan Jackson Awards came .to be because the late Stan:Jackson was a noted Herford breeder from Kippen and he left a substantial amount of.money in a trust fund for the Huron County 4- H beef clubs participating in 'the Seaforth Junior Fair. Each year the interest from this fund is used for prize money and the .fSn'owing were recipients: Corey Rintoul who -exhibited the grand champion beef steer at the Seaforth Fall Fair who received a watch and $100; Dennis Gower who exhibited the reserve champion beef steer at the Seaforth Fall Fair. who received $75; Sandra Alton who exhibited the third place steer. who received $50; Becky Archawbault received $25 for her fourth place steer. Brent Black exhibited the champion heifer at the Seaforth Fall Fair and he received a watch and $100; The reserve champion heifer was exhibited by Cole Vincent who received $75;. Blake Alton received $50 for his third place. heifer which he exhibited at the Seaforth Fall Fair; Josh -Bruton had the •fourth place heifer and he received $25; Brent Black received $100 for his high score of 925. points out of a possible 1,000 in the Huron County Beef Clubs. • The Huron County Soil and Crop Improvement Award is donated to the top club exhibit of first cut hay at the Seaforth Pall Fair. The Swine Club won the prize. The Cook's Division of Parrish & Heimbecker Ltd. trophy is .donated by Cook's to the club with the champion white heap -exhibit at the' Seaforth Fall Fair. The 1998 winner was the Sheep Clyb. ' The First Line Seeds Award is donated by First Line Seeds for the champion soybean at the Seaforth Fall Fair. This year's winner was .the Seaforth I Club. The 1998 winners for the champion haylage at the Seaforth Junior Fair was presented to the Seaforth t clubby Bill Coleman of Kippen. The Russell. T. Bolton Memorial Trophy is donated by the Bolton family in memory of Russell Bolton of Seaforth and was presented to the Seaforth I club for the champion _corn exhibit at the, Seaforth Fall Fair. . W.G. Thompson & Sons Limited Trophy is donated by W.G. Thompson & Sons Ltd. of. Hensall for the top grain exhibit at the Seaforth Junior Fair. The presentation was made to the Seaforth I club. This year there yias a new award donated by the 4-H Leaders • Association executive. The winners of the 4-H executive_ council secretary's award were first. David Vanden Hoven, Huron Swine; second; Tanya Drost, Tole Painting Clinton I; third, Mary • Huizinga, The Rabbiteers. Receiving six project- awards rojectawards were Vincent Bauer. Michael Bean, Jennifer Beyersbergen, Mike Beyersbergen. Kerry' Beyersbergen, Tim Caldwell, • Kimberley Classen. Marie Cook. Janes deBoer. Sylvia DeDecker, Shannon. Doogan. Tonya Drost, Adrian Guntensperger, Samantha Husnik, Nicole Husnik. Krystal Kraemer, Sean Laftin. Jessica Logtenberg, Michael Lyons. Jeni Maize, Curtis McNeil. Carolyn. Miller, Doug MitcWell, Nicole Moore. Karen Murray. Melissa Nesbitt, Meghan O'Neil. Meaghan O'Reilly. Steven O'Rourke, Jennifer O'Rourke. Jackie Pentland. Laura Rice. Shawn Ritchie;Jeremy Ryan. . Crystal Salm. Amy Shapton. Karen Terpstra. Debbie‘ Terpstra, Lori Van Loo. Jessica Van Loci.- Marion Visser, Aleisha Weisher and Brandi Williamson.• Several members- also received 12 project awards including Kathryn Alton. Heather Becker, Kerry Beyersbergen. Sarah • Broadfoot, Gerald Corbett. Alysha Crawford. Thomas Deuschle, Tim Devereaux. Tanya Franken. Jelma Goiter. Jenny Harrison. Doug Maize. Corey Rintoul. Rolf Schwtel•. John Storey. Joanne Van Loo and David Vanden Hoven. For having 18 completed 4- , H projects the following members, were rewarded:. Michelle DeWit. 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