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Huron Expositor, 1999-12-29, Page 12Correspondents Annual 4-H awards day winners edan Cree Members from 4-H clubs from across Huron County gathered at St. Anne's Catholic Secondary School recently for the annual 4-H Awards Day Program. Following is a list of award winners. The Bank of Montreal award is given to the first year 4-H Swine Club member with the highest score. This year's winner was Brad Kroes with a score of 823 out of a possible 1,000. The Ed Watson Award is donated by Ed Watson of Blyth to the 4-11 members 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-H Swine Club. Brett Bean with a score of 868 out of a possible 1,000 received the award. The Bank of Nova Scotia Award is presented to the Champion 4-H Swine Showman at the'Seaforth Fall Fair. This year's winner was Brett Bean. John Storey received the Huron County Pork Producers' Award for being the Reserve Champion Showman at the Seaforth Fall Fair. The Bergsma Award is donated by Bruce and Marie Bergsma and family of Londesboro to the 441 swine club member exhibiting the Champion 4-H Gilt at the Seaforth Fall Fair. Robbie Archambault was this year's winner. David VandenHoven was the winner of the Vincent Farm Equipment Ltd. of Seaforth trophy for being the top member in the Huron 4 - Agricultural Machinery Club. 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 was Derek Van Dieten. During 1975 a fund was established to help provide assistance to the 4-H programs in Huron County. Sincere appreciation was extended to the individuals and organizations for their outstanding support to the "Friend of 4-14 Fund" in 1999. Certificates or seals were presented to the following: Cargill Limited. Mom County Federation of Agriculture, North Huron Vet Club. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. Majestic Women's Institute. Mrs. • Har,vey Razz. Exeter Agricultural Society. Huron West District Women's Institute, West Wawanosh Mutual Insurance Co.. Londesboro Women's Institute. Huron County Egg Producers. Brussels Livestock. Huron County Junior Farmers. Paul and Ellen Gibbings, Becker Farm Equipment. Township of Morris. Township of Grey. Township of East Wawanosh. Jim Storey. Seaforth Agricultural Society. Huron County Rally Womcn's Institute. Neil McGavin. Township of West Wawanosh, Walton Women's institute. IBnissels Show and Sale Committee. and Huron County Wheat Committee. Signal -Star Publishing of Godcrich is the sponsor of the 441 Press Reporter Competition. The first place press reporter hook was submitted by Shawn Drost of Clinton I and he received 515 from Signal -Star Publishing. Second place was awarded to Suzannc Coleman of the Huron Sheep Club and she received S10. Jill McCullough and Maurissa Meyers of Clinton 1 received S5 for their third place finish. The Vincent Farm Equipment trophy went to the club that had the lop educational display at the Seaforth Fall Fair. The winning display in 1999 was entered by the St. Columban Club. The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Huron County branches, donate an award for the top judge at the Huron County 4-H Judging Competition. This year's winner was Sandra Alton. The top senior judge at this years judging competition was Sandra Alton who received the Hill and Hill Farms Ltd. Award. The Cargill Limited Award for the high intermediate judge at the county judging competition was presented to Sarah Broadfoot. Derek VanDieten was the winner of he Hill and Hill Farms Ltd. Award for being the high junior judge at the county judging competition. The Hensall District Cooperative, Seaforth and Londesboro branches, donated an award to the top novice judge at the county judging competition held in Seaforth in August and it was awarded to Jeff Bylsma. Members of the winning team in the county judging competition were Brent Black, Jeff Bylsma, Thomas Deuschle and Curtis McNeil and they were awarded the Watson Home Hardware Team Judging Competition Award. 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 Tim Devereaux, Shawn Drost, Tonya Drost and Robyn Etherington. The Toronto -Dominion Bank Award is presented to the Champion Sweepstakes Showman at the Seaforth Fall Fair and was donated by the Seaforth Branch of the Toronto -Dominion Bank. This year's winner was Thomas Deuschle. The late Stan Jackson was a noted Herford breeder from Kippen who 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. Jessica, Gilchrist exhibited the Grand Champion Beef Steer at the Seaforth Fall Fair and she received a coin set and $100. Bryon Ellerington exhibited the Reserve Champion Beef Steer at the Seaforth Fall Fair and received $75. The third place exhibiter was Brad Gilchrist who received $50. Andrew Toll exhibited the fourth place steer and he received $25. Doug Johnston exhibited the Champion Heifer at the Seaforth Fall Fair and he received a coin set plus $100. The Reserve Champion Heifer was exhibited by Brent Black who received $75. Dennis Gower received $50 for his third place heifer exhibited at the Seaforth Fall Fair. Corey Rintoul had the fourth place heifer and he received 525. Mike Bean received S 100 for his high score in the Huron County beef clubs. He had 911 points out of a possible 1,000. The Hensall District Co-op donates an award to the club exhibiting the top exhibit of winter wheat at the Seaforth Fair. This year that award was won by Seaforth 1. The Huron County Soil and Crop Improvement Award is donated to the top club exhibit of first cut hay at the Seaforth Fall Fair. This year the the winner was the Huron Sheep Club. The Cook's Division of Parrish and Heimbecker Ltd. Trophy is donated by Cooks to the club with the champion white been exhibit at the Seaforth Fall Fair. The 1999 winner was the Seaforth 1 club. First Line Seeds Award is donated by First Line Seeds for the champion soybean at the Seaforth Fall Fair. The Huron Sheep Club was the winner. Les and John Coleman of Kippen presented the award to the club exhibiting the champion haylage at the Seaforth Junior Fair., The 1999 winner was the Huron Sheep Club. The Russell T. Bolton Memorial Trophy is donated by the Bolton family in memory of Russell Bolton of Seaforth and was presented SEAFORTH DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES 1/646, 7 res DATE Mon.. Dec- 27 Tues., Dec. 28 Wed. Dec 29 Thurs . Dec. 30 Fn . Dec. 31 Sun . Jan 2 Mon., Jan. 3 Tues , Jan. 4 Thurs. Jan 6 71111E SPONSOR 1:00.3:00 pm L McGrath Plumbing & Healing 1:00-3.00 pm Pizza Train 1:00-3:00 pm Archie's Service Centre - UPI 1:00-3::00 pm Seaforth Lions Club 1:00-3.00 pm Seaforth Recreation Dept 2.30-4:00 pm Seaforth Legion Branch 0156 1:00-3:00 pm Seaforth Lions Club 1:00-3.00 pm Seaforth Legion Branch 0156 1:00-3.00 pm New Orleans Pizza Par -e its ailed 7 f Natio, 04 DATE TIMES ` SPONSOR Tues . Dec. 28 10 am -12 noon Anna's Dress Shoppe Wed., Dec 29 10 am -12 noon Progressive Turf Equipment Tues . Jan. 4 10 am -12 noon Whitney Rey Funeral Home Special Thanks to our Sponsors! to the Huron Sheep Club for the champion coin exhibit at the Seafoth Fall Fair. The W.G. Thompson and Sons Limited Trophy was presented to the Huron Sheep Club for their top parley exhibit at the Seaforth Junior Fair. The Huron County 4-11 Leaders' Association presents awards for the secretary's book competition. Finishing in first place was Tonya Drost of Clinton I. A Walk on the Wildside, and placing second was Michelle DeWit. Brussels 1. Landscape. Several 4-H members were presented with their six club awards including Beck Archambault. Robbie Archambault. Stephanie Bach. Brett Bean., Ben Bolinger, Colleen Caesar, Emily Crawford. Kasey Crawford. Brent Cronin. Jonathon Drennan. Shawn See ANNUAL, mom 13 OPEN NOUSE FOR HOWARD CARROLL January 1, 2000 3 - 5 p.m. Jubilee Reim Breech 109 Royal Coss/iso %/glee, Width But Winn 0ely sr Dustiest to Brooch 109 (DR Fu/) Buck and Doe • for MIKE BOVEN and CHERYL ANN. BRIDGE Saturday, January 15, 2000 Seaforth & District Community Centres Tickets 55 per person Age of Majority Required Music by D.J. Lunch Provided For tickets call 527-2581 Doug ® Ontario The Ministry of the Solicitor General seeks applicants to fill a vacancy on the Clinton Police Services Board The three-member Clinton Police Services Board meets as required and works with the Ontario Provincial Police in setting policing priorities for the community. A small annual honorarium will be paid by the municipality. Candidates should have an understanding of policing issues, experience in policy-making, good written and verbal communications skills, volunteer work in community organizations, and knowledge of the Town of Clinton. Any resident of the Town of Clinton interested in serving as a provincially -appointed member of the Police Services Board may apply by forwarding a detailed resume by January 12, 2000, to the: Public Appointments Unit Ministry of the Solicitor General 12th Floor, 25 Grosvenor Street Toronto ON M7A 2H3 Fax: (416) 314-3536 Tel: (416) 314-9335 • Kimberley Joy Maloney and Timothy Glen Buchanan received the sacrament of marriage on August 28. 1999 at St. Coturnban Roman Catholic Church. Father Maurice Charbonneau officiated. Wm is the daughter of Leon and Mary Maloney of RR 01 Dublin. She was attended by her friend Sharon Kelly as maid of,honour. Sister Sherri Buchanan. and friends Katrina Belfour. Wm Boersen. and Michelle Koert were bridesmaids. Smiling clown from heaven was also Cindy Maloney. sister of the bride. Tim is the son of hen and Shirley Buchanan of Atwood. The best man was friend Craig Spence. Ushers were brothers. Greg Buchanan and Jett Buchanan. Derek ,Maloney. brother of the bride. and Greg Saunders. friend of the groom. The Iosely ftowergirls were Samantha. Veronika. and Danika Klaver. Olivia and Dominique Reid, all cousins of the bride. and Virginia Buchanan. cousin of the groom. Readings were done by Chns Maloney. brother of the bade. and Cathy Buchanan. sister-in-law of the groom. Offertory bearers were Ray and Eleanor Maloney. godparents of the bride. Following the ceremony. guests gathered at the Maloney farm and later a dinner and reception was held at the Seaforth Community Centre. - The couple honeymooned in Puerto Vatarta. Mexico, and currently reside at RR 01 Atwood. We extend a heartfelt thane you to everyone for marking our day so special. Kim and Lim =I' • PARK THEATRE ..:NW ADP_ :tr: ,..,E C06EIICtt 524-7811 GREEN MILE CLOSED FRIDAY DECEMBER 31 (New Year's Ere) SAT. - THURS. JAN 1-6 7:30 PM NITELY C�5F„a,.4 B♦,.trTAt v,xi KCE TOaTUR> Mir pi FF h0 toV SAL- THURS. 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