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Number of area winners
Seaforth areairl named top4-H member in Huron
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management were compiled by Don-
na Johnston and Liz Stewart, William
Fotheringham was best in field crops
and the top Shorthorn heifer was
shown by Sandy Shelley.
The Exeter Bank of Montreal press
reporter competition was won by
Anita Bos, RR 3 Blyth and Anita
Wilts, RR 1 Auburn.
Sandy Merrier, RR 1 Clinton was
the gate sign winner, Kim Rintoul
showed the best fleece and David
Hayter, RR 1 Varna was the best
novice beef member.
The judging competition winners
were Mike McGregor, RR 2 Kippen;
Shanalee Ten Hag, Lana Jones and
Sandy Shelley.
President of the 4-11 Leaders
Association Terry Smith said the 4-11
programs have changed in the past
few years. He added, "Some good and
bad points have arisen from this tran-
sition. As 4-H stands -now we are all
one program, combining agricultural
and life skill projects. I feel this is
The highest score in senior dair good for our members, leaders and
Liz Stewart of RR 4. Dublin was
named the all round 4-11 member at
Fridays Huron 4-11 Achievement'
night in Clinton.
Elizabeth is currently studying
agriculture at the University of
Guelph and is this years Huron Coun-
ty Dairy Princess.
' She received the Murray Cardiff
citizenship trophy from the Huron -
Bruce MP.
The C.S. MacNaughton trophy for
the highest 4-11 score in the county
was won by Donna Johnston, RR 2,
Bluevale and warden Paul Steckle
presented the novii.4. award -to Linda
Nash, RR 2, Seaforth.
The Anstett Jeweler award for the
top score.in beef clubs went loCheryl
Smith, RR 1 Walton and David Jones,
RR 2, Clinton with the high score in
dairy clubs won the Imperial Bank of
Commerce trophy.
Gary Wilson, RR 2, Centralia was
best in 4-11 horse clubs and Joan
Bergsma,`RR t Londesboro had the
top swine score.
Poultry club prizes went to Murray
Whyte, RR 2, Seaforth; Fred Peel,
RR 1 Auburn; Henk Blom and Mary
Dow, both of RR 3 Wingham.
The champion 4-11 steer and Hols-
tein calf were shown by Debbie Rin-
toul, RR 2, Lucknow who also had the
high sheep score and Dave Wheeler,
RR 1, Bluevale, respectively. The lat-
ter also had the highest Hostein calf
score.
The champion gilt and market pig
were exhibited by Cathy Douglas, RR
1 Clifford and Gary Godkin, RR 1
Walton, respectively.
The all-round showman was Scott
Johnston, RR 2, Bluevale. He was showman. Other showman winners
also champion sheep and top sheep were; Beef - Debbie Rintoul, Dairy -
Perry Van Osch, Swine - Brent Robin-
son and Horse - Cam Darling, RR 2,
Dashwood.
The dairy and beef silver dollar
winners were Donna Johnston and
Carol Rintoul. The top first -year
swine member was Jennifer Proctor
and Yorkshire winners were Cathy
Douglas and Jennifer Proctor: Chris
Michie had the champion Hereford
calf.
The top members in the
snowmobile club were Denise Penn-
ing, RR 1, Exeter and Rob Hoffman,
RR 3 Dashwood. The Kippfield 441
calf club won with the best white bean
and grain exhibits. The 4-H corn ex-
hibit prize was won by the Huron
sheep club and the Central Huron
swine club had the champion 4-H
•display.
The tractor club and plowmen's
club winners were William. Fother-
ingham and Jeff McGavin and Paul
Pentland was best in the farm safety
club.
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HORSE CLUB AWARD — Cam Darling of Mount Carmel receives the
Robin Theedon Award for the champion 4-H horse showman at the
Seaforth Junior Fair. Presenting the award is Adriaan Brand, leader
of the Exeter 4-H horse club. (Alan Rivett photo)
TOP 4-H AWARD — Huron -Bruce MP Murray Cardiff presents
Elizabeth Stewart of the Hallrice 4-H Dairy Calf Club with the highest
4-H award in Huron County, the Murray Cardiff Citizenship Award.
The award is not only given for outstanding work in 4-H but also for
home and community activities. (Alan Rivett photo)
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Snowmobile Club Trophy from Al Renning during the 4-H Awards
Night in Clinton on November 22. The -trophy was given to the 4-H
club member with the highest score in the 4-H Snowmobile Club.
(Alan Rivett photo)
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SNOWMOBILE WINNER — Denise Renning, RR 1 Exeter receives the
Hully Gully trophy from Rob Essery. The award is given to the 4-H
Snowmobile Club member who exhibits outstanding knowledge of
the snowmobile, along with ,safe operation of the machine.
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