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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 1999-12-29, Page 13Correspondents Annual a -H awards day winners From Pogo 12 Dross, Michael Elston. Rachel Garland. Lukas Gutensperger, Tracy Gutmanis, Amanda Haak, Ashley Keifer. Anita Kreutzwiser, Andrew Martin. Louise McBride, Taryn McBride. Laura McCullough, Stephanie Monday, Erica Murray. Leanne Murray, Anne Reilly, Andy Toll. Tina Ropp, Irene Schutte), Steven Scott, Tom Simpson. Allan Storey and Shawn VanBakel. Twelve project awards 'were presented to Vincent Bauer. Brent Black. Tonya Dross, Zack Fielder. Darcy Flanagan. Victoria Gutmanis, Mary Huizinga. Rebecca Johnston. Jennifer McLean and Jeni Maize. Eighteen project awards were presented to Drew Black, Sarah Broadfoot and David VandenHoven. Michelle DeWit was presented with her 24 project award. Laura Wilkins was presented with her 30 project award and Christina DeWit received her 42 and 48 project award. The Huron County branches of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce presented Thomas Deuschle, the 4-H dairy club member with the highest overall score in the county, with an award. He scored 923 points out of a possible 1000 points. Elliott Insurance of Blyth donated a trophy to the Champion Dairy Calf at the Seaforth Fall Fair. This year's winner was Barbie Miller. ' The Huron Holstein Blue Awards are presented to the. 4-H dairy club members with the first and second highest score in the county who had a holstein calf. With a score of 896 out of 1.000 the first place winner was Adrian Gutensperger. The dairy calf club memher with the ,econd highest score in the county who exhibited a holstein calf was Lukas Gutensperger with a score of 887 out of 1.000. The Auburn Co-op Trophy is donated by the Auburn Co-op to the 4-H member in Huron County who exhibited the Reserve Champion 4-H Dairy Calf at the Seaforth Fall Fair. This year's winner was Thomas Deuschle. The Bank of Nova Scotia. Goderich Branch, presented Jonathan Miller an award for being the top Novice Dairy Showman at the Seaforth Fall Fair. . The Huron Bay'Co-op award is donated to th.e Champion Dairy Showman at the Seaforth Fall Fair. This year's winner was Thomas Deuschle. D & D Glass of Vanastra donate a trophy to the Reserve Champion Dairy showman at the Seaforth Fall Fair. Kora Bennett was this year's winner. The Huron County Beef Producers' Award is donated to the first year beef club member with the highest score. The winner this year was Jessie VanLoo. The YIS Financial Award is presented by Lawrence Bean of Kippen to the champion senior beef showman at the Seaforth Fall Fair. This year's winner was Brent Black. Maple Ridge Beef Farm Award is presented to the Champion Junior Beef Showman at the Seaforth Fall Fair. This year's winner is Andrew Toll. A new award this year was the W.J. (Bill) Sproul Memorial Award. It was donated by the Auburn Lion's Club and was presented to the top beef group of three at the Seafonh Fair. The winners of Group 3 are from the 4 Lucknow Beef Club. The Jan Hayward Award is presented to the goat club memher with the highest score. Sarah Broadfoot, who had a score of 912 out of a possible 1.000. was the winner this year. The Kootstra Farms Award is presented to the novice 4-H memher in the Huron Goat Club with the highest "score. The winner was Joanne Passchier. The Hensall Co-op, Zurich Branch award was presented to the Goat Club member who put forth an outstanding effort. The winner of the award of merit was Amy Barnes. The Neil McGavin award was presented to the 441 memher with the highest score in the Huron County Plowmen's Club. Gerrid Dalton was this year's winner with 873 points out of a possible 1,000. The Royal Bank award, 'donated by the Huron/Perth Agricultural Centre of the Royal Bank in Exeter, was presented to first year member Tyson Arts of the 4-H Sodbuster Club for having the highest score. The Ross Gordon Award is donated by Ross Gordon of Seaforth to the 4-H Sodbuster member who had the best crown at the 4-14 Junior Day at the Huron County Plowing Match. This year's winner was Gerald Corbett. The Townsend Tire 'Award is presented to the youngest 4-H memher active in the Sodbuster Club. Matt Devereaux was this year's winner. Ian Gordon was the winner of the Agvise Award. presented to the memher with the highest total points at the International Plowing Match. The Sodbuster Leader Awards are presented by the leaders . of the Sodbuster Club. The first award is for the memher with the top land plowed at the achievement program by a competitive plow. THis award was won by Ian Gordon. The second award is for the top land plowed, at the achievement program by a non- competitive plow. and was won by Tyson Arts. The Doug Kennedy Award is donated to the Reserve Champion Sheep Showman at the Seaforth Fair. This year's winner was Rebecca Bruton. The Helen Johns Award is presented to the Champion 4-H Sheep Showman at the Seaforth Fair. The 1999 winner was Suzanne Coleman: The Old MiII Award was presented to Stephanie Munday. a sheep club member who earned the highest score with her 913 points out ,of a possible 1.000. The Canadian Cooperative wool growers donate an award to the 4-H member who had the Champion 4-1-I Fleece at the Seaforth Fall Fair. The winner this year was Matt Snell. Recognition awards were presented to the following: top ticket seller. David VandenHoven. S6I2; second highest ticket seller. Corrine Bos. $559: third highest ticket seller. Shawn VanDyk, $200. The Paul Steckle award is presented to the Huron -County 4-H junior memher who submitted the top essay on the topic "What 4-H Has Meant To Me As A Member In Huron County". The winner was Michelle DeWit. Ttie Warden's Novice Award is donated by Carol Mitchell. Warden of Huron County for 1999. The award goes to the novice 4-H memher obtaining the highest standing on the Basis of Awards in Huron County. Joanne Passchier. a member of the Huron Goat Club. with 908 points out of 1,000, received the award. The Don Pullen Award is donated by Don Pullen. a former agricultural representative 'with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture. Food and Rural Affairs in Clinton. It is awarded to the 4-14 memher in Huron County receiving the highest number of points on the basis of awards for 441 club work in 1999. This year's winner. with 941 points out of 1.000 and a member of the Huron Sheep Club. was Sarah Broadfoot. The Murray Cardiff Citizenship Trophy is presented to the 4-11 member in Huron County who hest exemplifies 'the goals and aims of 4-H. Their involvement in the 4-H program. as well as organizations in their community. church and school are all considered. Other aspects such as their leadership roles. ability to communicate and overall attitude are very important. The nominees must be senior 4-H members and have been involved with 4- H for a number of year,. All club leaders were asked to nominate members from their club who they felt qualified for this awarded. The following people were nominated: Sarah Broadfoot. Gerald Corbett. Jonathan Drennan and Robyn Etherington. These 4-14 members hese contributed in some way to their 4-H clubs and their community. In their own way they have tried to put into practice what they think good citizenship means. These four candidates should he congratulated for trying through their 4-H and community involvement to make their comrnunit, Netter place to live. In the end the interview panel ,had to choose one award winner. The .1999 recipient of the Murray Cardiff Citizenship Award was presented to Robyn Etherington of the Huron Sheep Club. ✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓ M.C.L. SOUND ,a FULL D.J. SERVICE ✓ Book Your Receptions, Buck & Does early' ✓ For more info. call John McLeod ✓ 482-9984 ✓ ✓ evenings Annual Brodhagen District Chamber of Commerce Snowmobile Poker Rally SATURDAY JAN. 8, 2000 Rain date: Feb. 5, 2000 Brodhagen Community Centre Registration 9:OOam-2:OOpm Food Available in the hall THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Derce►wt`en 2S, 1tlf*$-13 unay pecia JAN. 2„ 5 to 7 PM ROAST BEEF OR FISH & CHIPS DINNER $7 95 • Open Friday, Dec. 31 6AMto4I'M Closed January -1st SPARKY'S PLACE FAMILY DINING 527.1964 90 Main SI. Seaforth L>Irath►rrl 1: : •(• int. n•:i-. 551 Huron St 273-5780' 1 1 1 1 1 Deuce Bigelow Ibbs Gigolo , pc Nightly at 7a 9:15 Orly a4.lin.. a' 2 p m. Toy Story 2 .® Nightly at 7 i 9:15 Oil Mathias • 2 p m. Man on Me Moon ,0 Nightly at 6:50 a 9:15 Orly Matin.. • 2 pin 0+•91011 • le Dail 4latln.. fa 2 p.m 1 1 1 1 1 1 IIlagggir 1 1 '4.25 Tuesday 1 1 Dear Friend of the Seaforth Community Hospital As the holiday season fast approaches, we would like to gently remind you of the donation cards you received by mail. Your gift is an investment in our hospital, our community as well as our future. Please consider a donation towards the new equipment needed. Thank You )))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))g)))),) 527-0180 Happy New Year from Bob & Staff HOLIDAYS HOURS WED., THURS. 11 AM to 11 PM FRIDAY 11 AM to 8:30 PM SAT., SUN. - CLOSED Take home a part baked pizza for New Year's Eve or for Sat. or Sun. 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In their own way they have tried to put into practice what they think good citizenship means. These four candidates should he congratulated for trying through their 4-H and community involvement to make their comrnunit, Netter place to live. In the end the interview panel ,had to choose one award winner. The .1999 recipient of the Murray Cardiff Citizenship Award was presented to Robyn Etherington of the Huron Sheep Club. ✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓✓ M.C.L. SOUND ,a FULL D.J. SERVICE ✓ Book Your Receptions, Buck & Does early' ✓ For more info. call John McLeod ✓ 482-9984 ✓ ✓ evenings Annual Brodhagen District Chamber of Commerce Snowmobile Poker Rally SATURDAY JAN. 8, 2000 Rain date: Feb. 5, 2000 Brodhagen Community Centre Registration 9:OOam-2:OOpm Food Available in the hall THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Derce►wt`en 2S, 1tlf*$-13 unay pecia JAN. 2„ 5 to 7 PM ROAST BEEF OR FISH & CHIPS DINNER $7 95 • Open Friday, Dec. 31 6AMto4I'M Closed January -1st SPARKY'S PLACE FAMILY DINING 527.1964 90 Main SI. Seaforth L>Irath►rrl 1: : •(• int. n•:i-. 551 Huron St 273-5780' 1 1 1 1 1 Deuce Bigelow Ibbs Gigolo , pc Nightly at 7a 9:15 Orly a4.lin.. a' 2 p m. Toy Story 2 .® Nightly at 7 i 9:15 Oil Mathias • 2 p m. Man on Me Moon ,0 Nightly at 6:50 a 9:15 Orly Matin.. • 2 pin 0+•91011 • le Dail 4latln.. fa 2 p.m 1 1 1 1 1 1 IIlagggir 1 1 '4.25 Tuesday 1 1 Dear Friend of the Seaforth Community Hospital As the holiday season fast approaches, we would like to gently remind you of the donation cards you received by mail. Your gift is an investment in our hospital, our community as well as our future. Please consider a donation towards the new equipment needed. Thank You )))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))g)))),) 527-0180 Happy New Year from Bob & Staff HOLIDAYS HOURS WED., THURS. 11 AM to 11 PM FRIDAY 11 AM to 8:30 PM SAT., SUN. - CLOSED Take home a part baked pizza for New Year's Eve or for Sat. or Sun. The Huron Expositor Holiday Hours DEADLINE FOR DECEMBER 29TH PAPER 2:00 PM THURSDAY, DEC. 23 (Please use mail slot over the holidays) Thursday, Dec. 23 - 9 am to 4 pm Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Dec. 24, 25, 26, 27 - Closed Tuesday, Wednesday, ', ' �., , 28, 29,30 - 9 am to 5 pm Frif used Mon., Jan. 3 - Open 8:30 am to 5:00 pm .-... . Deadline for jan 5th Paper - Monday 12 Noon 100 Main St., Seaforth 572 0240 Fax 527-2858