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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-11-12, Page 5WINS WARDEN'S AWARD — Don Weigand, RR 1, Dashwood receiv- ed the Warden's Award at Friday's Huron 4-H awards night in Clin- ton. He obtained highest points for a first year member of the Ex- eter 4-H calf club. Making the presentation is Brian Hall of the Huron OMAF staff. T -A photo WINS RIDDELL TROPHY — Ontario's Agriculture Minister Jack Rid- dell presents his trophy to Donna Johnston as the ch impion 4-H sheep showman. T -A photo FIELD CROP WINNER -- Rob Hern, RR 1, Woodham receied the Huron Soil and Crop trophy from Richard Hamilton at Friday's Huron 4-H Awards Night in Clinton. T -A photo Santa's Choice Colour Televisions 2011, $39500 as low as • 14" $29900 as low as ZIMMER'S TV DASHWO00 71' 3.1:8 Clinton area girl wins Cardiff award Times -Advocate, November 12, 1986 Page 5 Top Nuron 441 mhonored At Friday's 39th annual Huron County 4-11 Awards Night, the Murray Cardiff Citizenship trophy went to Lana Jones, RR 2 Clinton as this year's outstanding 4-H club member. One of 18 nominated for the award for 4-11 club work, home and com- munity activities, she has been a 4-11 member for six years and completed 20 projects. In 1986, the winner has been involv- ed in Etiquette for the 80s, Milk Makes It, dairy, sheep, veterinary and leader's assistant projects. She has held all club executive of- fices and was involved in the Ken- tucky Exchange and the 4-H regional conference. The C. S. MacNaughton trophy go- ing to the 4-H member receiving the highest number of points was won by Sandra Shelley, RR 2 Gorrie. Sandra also gained the most points in 4-H swine clubs, exhibited the champion Hereford calf at the Seaforth Fall Fair and was honoured for completing 24 or more club projects. Dan Weigand, RR 1 Dashwood won the Warden's novice trophy donated by Huron warden Leona Armstrong as the first year 4-H member obtain- ing the most points in any club. He is a member of the Exeter 4-H calf club and received 916 out of a possible 1000 points. Janice Bishop of Exeter, a member of the South Huron 441 horse club received the John Franken Memorial trophy for obtaining the highest score of 960'out of 1000 in any Huron 441 horse club. The Huron Soil and Crop award went to Rob Hern, RR 1 Woodham as the top member in Huron 4-H field crop clubs. Pen and pencil sets were presented to Jamie Oke of the South Huron Crops Club, Dave Kelly of the South Huron vet club and Mike Kelly of the farm machinery club for recruiting Achievement dates are set "Milk Makes It" 4-11 Achievement Programs will give you a chance to see what over 600 4-11 members in Huron County have been studying. Find out more about milk and milk products, about osteoporosis, about nutritional value and different ways in which to serve dairy dishes. There will be films, speakers and a chance to see completed work done by the 441 members. All programs start at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is invited. There is no charge. Take your choice of locations. We�nesday, November 12 - Brookside Public School, Brookside Wednesday, November 19 - Clinton and District Christian School, Clinton -Tuesday, November . 25 - Exeter Public School, Exeter Wednesday, November 26 - Hullett Central Public School, Londesboro Thursday, November 27 - Howick Central Public School, Gorrie. See you there. Jane Muegge Rural Organization Specialist Malted Milks see the source The Exeter Malted Milks met Oc- tober 2 to visit Lorne and Margaret Herrn's dairy farm located at RR 1 Woodham. We saw calves as young as a day old up to ten year old cows. The day old calf drank his milk from a bottle . until he was a week old. Then he would switch to milk and calf feed which was diluted with water for his small stomach. For many of us our favourite was the twins. They liked to suck on our fingers. The cows were fed twice a day and also milked twice a day therefore keeping the Herns very busy. The milk was very warm. We were also shown a cow that had just had an operation for a displaced stomach. Everyone enjoyed the farm. It was a new experience for many of us and it helped us to realize how much work and dedication it takes to run your own dairy farm. We would like to thank Nancy Charette and Janice Brock for transporting us to and from the dairy farm. A special thank you to the Heyns for the enjoyable tour of their dairy farm. Sorority see Russian pics Xi Gamma Nu Chapter met Oc- tober 28 at the home of Susan Moore. Sharon Lynn told us in about the meeting she and Joy Darling attend- ed at the Exeter Villa. The guest speaker was Heather Reddick who is manager of the Huron Playhouse. Bonnie Ratz introduced her and provided us with some background information on the pro- gram which was on the country Russia. }leather was on a 10 -day tour of the country and showed us some very in- , teresting slides. She certainly provid- ' ed us with some different insight of Russia and that not always the reports we hear on radio and T.V. are quite right. Sharon Davis who was also on pro- gram thanked her. Through the Ways and Means Committee those who brought a dessert got to take one home i all those calories girls! ► Refreshments were served by co - hostess Sharon Lynn. three new members who completed . their projects., Heather Love, R R 3 Parkhill received the Bank of Montreal Exeter branch award from Lloyd Hayward. She was the top 4-H club membxr ex- hibiting outstanding talent in the 4-11, press reporters competition. The Jack Riddell trophy to the champion 4-11 sheep showgnan in Huron went to Donna Johnston, RR 2 Bluevale. She also won the Doug Ken- nedy award as the top sheep showman, the Toronto -Dominion Bank trophy as champion all-round showman, the Anstett Jewellers award for the highest score in beel clubs and was the top novice beef member. The Kippfield calf club won the Cook's trophy fbr the champion white bean exhibit and,the W. G. Thompson award for the best grain exhibit. Other top winners were Jim Camp- bell RR 5, Seaforth; Debbie Rintoul and Kim Rintoul RR 2 Lucknow: Craig McNeil, RR 6 Goderich, Jen- nifer Proctor, RR 5 Brussels; Cathy Douglas, RR 1 Clifford, Heather McIntosh, RR 5 Brussels; Sharon Bos, RR 2 Seaforth; Rick Knight, RR 2 Brussels; Jill Lamb, RR 4 Goderich, Mary Daw and Shari Hutchison, RR 3 -Wingham Dave Kelly RR 5 Seaforth; Martha Boon, RR 2 Bluevale; Murray Townsend, RR 4 Seaforth;-David Jones, RR 2 Clinton; Ingeborg Vanadenpetersman, RR 1 Auburn; Stephen Dolmage, Brussels: Cindy Kelly and Angela Vandenelzen, Bayfield. Huron's rural organization Milk producers elect new reps Milk producers in Regions 3, 7 and 11 have elected their representatives to the Ontario Milk Marketing Board for four years beginning January 10, 1987. The results of the October 28, 1986 elections as announced by the Milk Commission of Ontario are as follows: In Region 11 - Bruce, Grey and Huron counties - Bruce Saunders of RR 1 Holland Centre was elected. In Region 3 - Lanark and Renfrew counties and Ottawa - Carleton Region - William Schouten of RR 3 Richmond was re-elected. In Region 7 - Brant County and the regional municipalities of Hamilton - Wentworth and Niagara and that part of Haldimand-Norfolk that was Haidi- mand County in 1974 - Peter Ooster- foff, RR 3 Beamsville was re-elected. The OMMB has a total of 12 members representing 12 regions, and one member named by the pro- ducers of farm -separated cream. . specialist Richard Hamilton reported awards and prizes worth well over 82,000 were handed out to 250 Huron members who have completed 314 projects. He stated statistics showed there were 18,685 4-11 members in On- tario and 51.365 in Canada in 1965, Next year 4-11 members will see new improved record books and lesson materials in Ontario as the result of a study done across the pro- vince this year to improve them. 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