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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-11-10, Page 16PAGE 16--CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 197 4-Hawards banquet held By Wilma Oke Sharon Cptclough, an 80 - year -old Clinton secretary, was named the outstanding 4- H member at the 30th annual Huron County 4-H achievement night Friday. She received the Robert McKinley citizenship trophy for 4-H home and community activities and the Pineridge Chalet trophy for the highest score in the snowmobile club. She is an active member of the Huron 4-H youth council and has completed 11 projects. Len MacGregor, extension assistant for Huron County with the ministry of agriculture and food, said $1,275 ir, prize money, cer- tificates, pins and plaques were awarded to 30 clubs. He said 430 members par- ticipated in 525 projects with 90 per cent completion. Paul Pavkeje, RR 2, Centralia, received a trophy for highest 4-H score in the .county -955 points out of 1,000. He received the Vincent Farm Equipment trophy for highest score in the tractor club and Hully Gully trophy for the top 4-H snowmobile club membber. He has completed 18 projects. The Huron County war- den's novice award ,went to Nancy Dietz, RR 3, Kippen, for the highest score in her first year. Brian Pym, RRI, Cen- tralia, received 'the J. A. Anstett award for the highest score in the beef clubs; Dianne Oldfield, RR 4, Seaforth, the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (Blyth -Auburn branches) for ,the highest score in the dairy clubs; Bob Wilson, RR 1, Brucefield, Huron County Pork. Producers Association trophy for the highest score in the swine clubs; Lorraine Dinsmore, RR 1, Fordwich, the John Franken Memorial trophy for the highest score in the horse club; Robert Snell, RR 1, Clinton, the Old Mill award for the highest score in sheep club, and the Canadian Co-operative Wool growers award for exhibiting the champion 4-H fleece. Vanda Storey, RR 1, Dublin, was awarded the Cliff McNeil trophy . for her champion Holstein calf, and the A.Y. McLean trophy for champion 4-H dairy showman: Earl Flynn, RR 4, Clinton, was awarded the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce award (Seaforth branch) for champion 4-H gilt; and the Victoria and" Grey Trust Company award for champion 4-H swine showman. Caroline Rasenberg, RR 3, Zurich, received the Glen Green Forage Mixtures award for the highest score, 4-H dairy clubs, first year member; and from the same company, Karen Metzger, RR 3, Lucknow, received an award for the highest score 4- H beef clubs, first year member: Ron Godkin, RR 1, Walton, received the Bank of Montreal award (Clinton) for the highest score, 4-H swine clubs, first year member. Les Consitt, RR 3, Kippen, was awarded the Toronto Dominion Bank award (Seaforth branch as cham- pion all-round showman, and the Murray Gaunt award as champion 4-H beef showman. Lynn Miller, RR 1, Lucknow, wasawarded the Jack Riddell trophy as champion 4-H sheep showman; Dwight Kinsman, RR 2, Kippen, for his champion 4-H Hereford calf, received the Huron Hereford Association trophy: Cathy Peel, RR 1, Auburn, received the Huron i Hereford Association award for the highest 4-H score excluding score on Hereford calf. Steven Shelley, RR 2, Gorrie, received the Stewart Procter award for his champion 4-H shorthorn heifer. Brian McGavin, RR 4, Walton, with the highest, score, 4-H •plowmens club, was presented with the Jim Armstrong award: Carol Dougall, RR 3, Exeter, for the highest score, 4-H farm safety club, received the Farm Safety Association trophy: Murray Stewart, RR 1, Kirkton, for the highest score in Exeter Sweet corn club, received the Canadian Canners trophy. Dorothy Van Esbroeck, RR 1, Hensall, for outstanding achievement, 4-H field crop clubs, was given the Huron County Soil and Les Consitt of RR 3, Kippen, won two awards at the 4-H achievement night last week. Here Stu Copeland of T -D bank presents him with top all-around livestock showman award, and Les also received- the Murray Gaunt award for being the top beef showman. (photo by Oke) Crop Improvement Association award: Ron Taylor, RR 1, Brucefield, for his championship corn exhibit, received the Russell Bolton trophy : John Coleman, Kippen, for his championship white bean exhibit, received the Cook Division of Gerbro Cor- poration trophy. Brian Falconer, RR 4, Seaforth, was awarded the Hallrice Farms trophy for the championship 4-H gate sign exhibit. The North Huron Trazers trophies went to Janet Lockhart, RR 3, Blyth as top horse showman in that club; and Jennifer Johns, RR Auburn, as top pony showman in the club; Ed Franken, RR 2, Auburn, as top colt showman in the club; Trudy Johns, RR 1, Woodham, the Exeter 4-H Horse and Pony club trophy for the highest score in Exeter 4-H Horse and Pony club. In the judging competition awards: Canadian National Exhibition shield for high novice judge went to Bruce Bennett of RR 4, Seaforth: the Blatchford Feeds Limited trophy for the highest score went to John VanVliet, RR 2, Brussels; the C.I.L. trophy for high swine judge went to Jim Nivins, RR 3, Auburn; the Huron Milk Committee award for high dairy judge went to Jean Siertsema of RR 3, Blyth. The Cyanamid of Canada award for high sheep judge went to Margaret Pym, RR 1; Centralia; the Huron Cat- tlemen's Association award for high beef judge went to Murray Stewart, RR 1, Kirkton the. Winston Powell award for high horse judge went to Carolyn Dinsmore, RR 1, Fordwich. 4-1-1 award certificates for completion of projects were presented as follows: 24 projects --Alan Powe, RR 2, Centralia; Murray Stewart, RR 1, Kirkton; and Rob Stewart, Goderich. 18 project certificates --Paul Pavkeje, RR 2, Centralia; John Van Vliet, RR 2, Brussels; and Bib Wilson, Brucefield. 12 project certificates Shirley Dougherty, RR 6, Goderich; Robert Eedy, RR 4, Walton; Les Falconer, RR 5. Clinton; Trudy Johns, RR ' 1, Woodham; Ralph Nivins,,-RR 3, Auburn; and Brian Pym, Centralia. 4-1-1 club leaders' . cer- tificates as follows: for 15 years voluntary service -- Murray Scott, RR 1, Belgrave: for 10 years voluntary service --Don Kernick, Goderich and Graeme Craig, RR 1, Walton; for - five years voluntary service--Marinus Rasenbert, R.R. 3 Zurich and Don Watson, R.R. 4, Clinton. Club awards by the North Huron Trailblazers, were presented by Philip Malcolm of Seaforth to three Auburn members: Jennifer Johns, top pony showman; Ed Franken, top colt showman; and Janet Lockhart, top horse showman. Two humorous skits were presented -- the first, a 4-H demonstration on growing corn, was given by the South Huron multi -project club. The second by the Huron County 4-H Youth Council, Miss 4-H Beauty Competition. The winner was- Miss Bunny, better known as Len MacGregor. , 4 TROIA HYBRID CORN SEED Not always baiter, but baiter overall. to Dwight Kinsmen of Kippen, right, received the Huron • Hereford Association trophy from president Jim Taylor at the achievement night for showing the champion helfr or steer. (photo by Oke) news farm news Huron well represented at Royal' Huron County will be well represented at this year's Royal Winter Farr, which opens this Friday, November 11 at Toronto, and continues until Saturday, November 19. From Auburn, Jack Armstrong and son will be showing Jerseys, while Robinson Maple Products will show maple products. Brucefield will be represented by Robert P. Allan showing field crops. Brussels will be well - represented by John Van Vliet and Bill Turnbull showing swine, and Smith Brothers and Bodmin Ltd., showing beef. Don Lobb and Jack McGregor from the Clinton area will be in the field crops judging,'while Thornton Eedy from Dungannon will show beef, and Murray Cardiff from Ethel will show field crops. Exeter residents Whitney Coates arid Stan Faber will show beef and field crops, respectively, while the Goderich rru'a will he McKillop decries pornography By Wilma Oke McKillop Council Monday endorsed three resolutions from other municipalities. The first from the Borough of Etobicoke asked that the Attorney General of Canada be petitioned to request provincial attorneys general and . -provincial solicitor general to have placed on the next meeting's agenda the problem of pornography and exposure to c,hildren. The second from the Town of Dundas calls for a recommendation to the Postmaster General that immediate steps be taken to remedy • the .present inef- ficient postal service and also that all future collective bargaining ,negotiations .in- clude at least one member of the public to safeguard the interests of that party. The third resolution en- dorsed was from the Town- ship of Charlotten,burgh requesting that the issue of capital punishment be placed on the next ballot as a' national referendum to allow" people of Canada to decide the issue ccording to their own collective conscience. ' In other business, council approved a number of requests for building per- mits: Larry Bolger, Blyth and Brian Sanderson, Brussels, construction of a three -unit apartment building and garage in Walton is subject to approval by- the Huron County road depart- nient; John Willems, RR 5, Seaforth, holding bin; George McClure, RR Seaforth, sow Karn; Kenneth Campbell, RR 1, Dublin, hopper bin; Ivan Clinton firmer fined for tax evasion Stewart Dale, 66, RR 4 Clinton, was convicted of income tax evasion in provincial court, Goderich, Thursday, November 3. Judge W.A. Ehgoetz of Stratford handed down a fine of $4,460.64, representing 100 percent of the federal tax evaded for 1972, 1973 and 1974. Dale has six months to pay the fine. If in default after six months', he could serve a jail sentence of six months. . The amount of income on which income tax was evaded was `x23,190, consisting of farming income and in- vestment income. 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Rapien, RR 4, Walton, im- plement shed and workshop; Mervyn Agar, RR Seaforth, implement shed; Lavern Hoegy, RR 1, Dublin,`lean-to- barn: Mrs, - Margaret • Beuerman, RR I , Walton, house addition; Frank Nolan, RR 1, Dublin, implement shed& Leslie Glanville, RR 4, Walton, mobile home: and Brian Pryce, RR 1, Seaforth, house: The by-law for the 'McDonald municipal B drain (a Township of Grey drain affecting Walton ratepayers) was provisionally adopted. Court of Revision will he held by the Grey Council at a date to be set. Passed for payment were road accounts of $3,960.9 and general accounts of $18,MI. represented by Eugene Frayne, Kenneth J. Hazlitt, and Cameron Bogie, all showing field crops. Ronald Shelly and family of Gorrie will show their Shorthorn cattle, while Hensall will be sending Robert Forrest, Larry Ducharme, and Kenneth and Larry Elder, all in the field cropscompetition. The small hamlet of Kippen. is very well represented this year, with John Peck, Vern Alderdice, RobertMcBride, Alex McBeath, Alex McMurtrie, William Coleman and Sons and Ernest Talbot all showing field crops. World hay king Russell Bolton will again represent Seaforth in the field crops, as will Eric McIntosh and John Oldfield, who will show his Ayrshires. Bev and Gordon Hill from Varna will be at the Royal showing field crops, while Robert Robinson from Walton will show swine. Wayne Horner and Maxine Overholt from Zurich will show field crops. In the horse show classes, Robyn Theedom from Clinton is showing her Arabians as are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Isaac from Dashwood. Eric Hackett from Lucknow has entered his Percherons 'and coaching horses. Independent Shipper to United Co-operative of Ontario Livestock Dept. 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