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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-11-30, Page 3THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 30, 1988 — 3A Seaforth area 4-H members win bigat aw r county s night BARBARA FOTHERINGHAM of RR 4 Seaforth won the Huron Soil and Crop Improve- ment Association Award for being the top member in the county 4-H. Field Crop Club. She is seen here receiving her award from Art Bolton of RR1 Dublin. The 10f1M PPI ro-(.tiS.tcta .4.1f }t ruth I r.utt'rshii) 1ta<tr�t4 J• STEVEN BEANE of Brucefield was among the big winners at the awards night. He took home the Petro Canada 4-H Youth Leadership Award, which is a $1,000 scholarship awarded to only six members across Canada. He is seen here accepting the award from Bob Foxton, a Petro. Can dealer from Wingham. Corbett photo. .— DOUG HUGILL of RR 2 Seaforth won the Vincent Farm Equipment trophy as the top member in the Huron 4-H Agricultural Machinery Club, and received his award from Marlen Vincent. BARBARA FOTHERINGHAM is seen here receiving the Hallrice Farms trophy from Dennis Hallahan for having the Champion 4-H Gate Sign in the Huron County 4-1 Gate Sign Competition. Corbett photo. STEVE FRITZ of RR 2 Brussels won the Warden's Novice Award donated by Robert Bell, Warden for 1988, for having the highest standing on the Basis of Awards in Huron County Bill Bennett, Reeve of Seaforth, made the presentation on behalf of the warden. The annual 441 county awards night was in Seaforth this year, and took place at the Seaforth District High School on Friday evening. Many Seaforth, and Seaforth area youths took home trophies and other prizes from their various sponsors. Steve Bean of Brucefield was among thp big winners at the awards night. He took home the Petri Canada 4-H Youth Leader- ship Award, which is a 61,000 scholarship awarded to only six members across Canada. He also got the C.S. McNaughton Memorial Trophy which is awarded each year to the 4-H member in. Huron County receiving the highest number of points on the basis of awards for 441 club work for 1988. He had 957 points out of 1,000. The Anstett Jewellers Award was another of Steve's prizes, and he won it for being the 4-11 beef club member with the highest stan- ding in the county. Steve Fritz of RR 2 Brussels won the Warden's Nocive Award donated by Robert Bell, Warden for 1988, for having the highest standing on the Basis of Awards in Huron County, Steve also won the Canadian Im- , penal Bank of Commerce Award donated by the Seaforth branch to the 4-11 swine club member exhibiting the champion 4-H gilt at the Seaforth Fall Fair, and the Bank of Mon- treal Award for the champion 4-11 swine showman at the Seaforth Fall Fair. Barbara Fotheringham of RR 4 Seaforth won the Huron Soil and Crop Improvement Association Award for being the top member in the county 4-H Field Crop Club, as well as the Hallrice Farms Trophy donated by Hallrice Farms of Blyth to the 441 member with the grand champion 4-H gate sign in the county Gate Sign competition. Jonathan Hugill of RR -2 Seaforth was given the Neil McGavin Award for being the 4-11 member with the highest score in the Huron County 4H Plowman's Club. He had a score of 868 points out of 1,000. Paul Dodds, of RR 1 Seaforth had a score of 885, but previous winners are ineligible. The W.G. Thompson and Sons Limited Trophy was given to the Huron 4-H Sheep Club for their champion 411 grain exhibit at the Seaforth Fall Fair. Doug Hugill of RR 2 Seaforth won the Vin- cent Farm Equipment trophy as the top member in the Huron 41-1 Agricultural Machinery Club. The Topnotch Feeds Limited Award for the champion 4-11 steer at the Seaforth Fall Fair was won by Vanessa Alton of RR 7 Lucknow. The A.Y. McLean Memorial Trophy was donated in memory of Mr. McLean of Seaforth to the Champion 4-11 Dairy Showman at the Seaforth Fall Fair who was Sharon Ramsey of RR 3 Blyth. The Russell T. Bolton Memorial Trophy was earned by the Kippfield Calf Club in memory of Russell Bolton of Seat ortil., for their champion corn exhibit at the Seaforth Fall Fair. Barbara Glanville of RR 4 Walton and Connie McClure of RR 1 Seaforth were co - winners of the Farm Safety Association Award as the most deserving members of the Farm Safety Club. The Central Huron 419 Swine Club won the Cook's Division of Gerbo Corporation Trophy for the champion 419 exhibit of white beans at the Seaforth Fall Fair. Jennifer Procter of RR 5 Brussels won the Bruce McCall Trophy as the 4-11 member with the champion 4-H market hog at the Seaforth Fall Fair. Greg Fritz of RR 2 Brussels was this year's winner of the National Trust Award for being the Champion 4H swine showman at the Seaforth Fall Fair. A Poultry Club Leaders' Award was given to Chrystal Whyte of RR 2 Seaforth for the highest commercial poultry project score. The Stan Jackson Award for the grand champion steer went to Vanessa Alton of RR 7 Lucknow, and Vanessa recieved a wrist watch and $150,000. The award for the grand champion heifer went to Tim Hoffman of RR 3 Dashwood who recieved the same prize as above. And Steven Bean took the award for the Beef club member with the highest total points and will receive $200. More award photos on page A 14 JONATHAN HUGILL of RR 2 Seaforth was given the Neil McGavin Award for being the 4-H member with the highest score in the Huron County 4H Plowman's Club. He received his award from Neil McGavin. THE STAN JACKSON AWARD for the grand champion steer went to Vanessa Alton of RR 7 Lucknow, and Vanessa recieved a wrist watch and $150,000. The award for the grand champion heifer went to Tim Hoffman of RR 3 Dashwood who recieved the same prize as above. And Steven Bean took the award for the Beef club member with the highest total points and will receive $200. Bevan Shapton, director of the 411 leaders' association, presented the awards.