HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1975-11-13, Page 13By Wila.Oke Burn Secondary School last
Friday night—
s* Miller of RR 3, In this International
Women's Year, it is apropos
t the t ahn lathe 1$.»year old student"'
tern Ow ty Optometry at Waterloo
evement{night at Central Uttiversiti.should receive this
Jeff Allan, R.R. 1 , Brucefield reeelVed the Russell
Bolton award at the 4-0 Achievement might. Russel
Bolton presented the award. (News -Record photo)
hon'. She is following a Oscar Meier. R.R #, Staff,
family tradition as her Brussels, ° WOO the Cliff tleeg
brother, Brian, Mtwed three McNeil t by with his..
trip honor four yea age- champion holstein calf`
Miss: iAWWW:. s awarded and to . trophy
the Robert McKinley Alkadairy
citizenship trophy far outsbowM
r�
standing participation in 4 With her char
home. and c munity• c 3bil Rrussetls recc
nis Ven flet.
tiwttics, an
and Crop
th Duron o
Association award far out
standing achievement her 4 H
field crop clubs. She hes
Completed..20 prooects'and has
been active on the 441 youth
council.
Len MacGregor, extension
assistant: for Huron County
with the ministry of
aviculture and food, co-
ordinated the event which
$1,100 in cash and car-
tiflcates, pins and plaques
were awarded, to the mem-
bers of 38 clubs.
Mr. MacGregor reported
there was 92 per cent com-
pletion by the 379 club
members participating this
year in the 478 projects.
Rob Stewart, RR 1, Len -
sail, received the C. S.
MacNaughton trophy for
having the highest 4-11 score
* in the county — 938 out of
1.880. He received the
Canadian Canners trophy for
the highest score in the
Exeter sweet corn club.
The Warden's novice award
went to first-year member
Carol Doulh, RR 3, Exeter,
with the highest store in the
first year. -Ruth Alton RR Lueltno,
won the 1. A. Anstett award
for the highest score in the 4-
H beef clubs, the Huron
Hereford Association award
for the highest 4-H score
excluding score on Hereford
calf; and the Huron Milk
Committee . award as high
dairy judge.
As the highest scorer in 4-H
dairy clubs, Diana Brand of
RR 3, Clinton, received the
Canadian Imperial Blink of
Commerce award.
Mark Harding of RR I,
Gerrie. was awarded the
Huron Pork Producers
Association trophy for the
highest score in 4-H swine
clubs and for being a first
year member he received the
Bank of Montreal, Clinton
branch, award.
Another double -award
winner was Marguerite Snell,
RR 1, Clinton, winning the
John Franken Memorial
trophy for the highest score in
4-11 horse clubs and the Jack
Riddell trophy as champion 4-
H sheep showman.
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Ail-round showman was
Sohn VanVitet of, RR 2,
Brussels, who received the
Toronto Dominion; Bank
award, and the Victoria and
Croy ;Trust Company award
as chardplon 4-0 swine
show►an.
Brian Pym, RR I, C -
t wasehatnplon4 b of
showman ` and won the
Murray G- Glint award.
Elaine: in. RR t, Ceti.
traiia. with er champion 4-11,
Hereford calf won the Huron
Hereford Association trophy -
The Stewart Procter award_'
for champion Shorthorn steer
went to Don Procter, RR 5,
Brussels, a grandson of the
man the award cern-
memorate:s.
Another double -award
winner was Lynn Miller, RR
I, Lucknow. winning the Old
Mill Award with the • highest
score inthe sheep clubs,
Canadian National Exhibition
shield as high novice judge.
John Hamilton, RR 2,
Doug Trewartha accepts the Canadian Imperial Bank of
Commerce Award for Diana Brand, RR. 3, Clinton. The
award was presented: by Rick Ferguson, manager, of the
Auburn Branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of
Commerce. (News -Record photo)
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rivet
1
lcatnprea•
int Arstr
-award winner
RR I,. Brutal%eid;
the Russell Bolton
may* had tilt championship
corn exhibit, and with his
championship white been
ehLb t he won the, Cook
Division of Gerbo Cor -
Po tl
Rick Fies, R 1,131uavale,
won the W. G. Thompson and
Sons, Ltd, trophy with his
championship min exhibit
and Bobby Inglis of RR 1,
Clifford, won the Inter -club 4'
11 Maple Syrup trophy with
his exhibit.
Giena and Don Datema of
RR 1, Auburn, built the
championship 4-H gate sign to
win the Halirce Farms
trophy.
Club award winners were:
Fran Logtenberg, RR 7,
Dungannon, all-round
member in Dungannon 4-H
calf club; Paul Franken and
Ed Franken, both of RR 2,
Auburn, were top horse
in the Judgin
awards; Barry
3Exeter, won
Foods Lite
ha? tngthe b�
Fairies
,Judet.
Cys
as high: sheep Iu at Dave
Mewhinney of Luoknow
received the Huron County
Reef Itup-rovetnent
Association award as high
beef judge; and Rose Marie
Flynn, RR 4, Clinton, was
presented with the Winston
Powell award as high horse
judge.
Receiving certificates for
15 years of voluntary service
were club leaders: Gordon
Pappie of RR S. Seaforth and
Torn Dern of RR 1,
Woodham; for 10 years: Fred
Uhler, of RR 3, Walton and
Bob McNeil of RR 6,
oderich.
Rob Stewart, of R.R. i_UOnsatl received the Canadian
Canners Ltd. award from Jack Urquhart, manager of
Canadian Canners. Rob also received the C.S.
McNaughton Trophy which was presented by Len
McGregor (News+Record photo)
Marguerite Snell, of R.R, 1 Clinton, received the John
Franken Memorial Trophy from Mrs. Emma Franken at
the 441 Achievement Night, (News -Record photo)
Donald and len* D*tema, RR I, Auburn, shared the Markt Farms Trophy, presented
from Simon Hhl1ahan, RR 3, Myth at the 4-0 Achievement Night, held last Friday, at
Central 'RuronSecondary School, Clinton. (News.Record.Photo)
Posse li Trei til nt Winston
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Riddell Trophy frim MPP
Achievement Nighty (News;Rec