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SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1978 [Second Section Pages 1A 8A]
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AWARD OF HIGHEST STANDING — Mary
Ann Van Dorp, of R.R.2, Seaforth, a member of
the Seaforth 4-H Calf Club receives the
Canadian Imperial Bank, of Commerce award,
donated by the Blyth-Auburn branches of the,
bank from Richard Poore, manager of the Blyth
bank. This award is given to the 4-H member
obtaining the highest standing according to the
"basis of awards" in 4-.H dairy calf club work in
Huron County.
AWARD WINNER — Bruce Godkin, R.R.1,
Walton, of the North Huron Hog Producers' 4-H
Swine-Club received the Victoria and Grey Ttust
Award as the champion swine showman in the
Huron County Hog Producers' 4-H Swine Show.
BOLTON AWARD WINNER — John Coleman,
of the Thekersmith 4-h Field Crops Club accepts
the Russell T. Bolton and Sons Award for the
4-H Club with the champion 4-H corn exhibit at
the Seaforth Fall Fair.'
JUDGING AWARD — Paul Hoggarth, R.R.2,
Kippen 'received the C.N.E. Shield as the top
novice judge in the 4-H and Junior Farmers
Judging Competition from G,Ien 'McNeil, first
vice-president of the 4-H Club Leaders'
Association.
WARDEN'S NOVICE. TROPHY WINNER —
Bob Axtmann, of R.R.4, Walton receives the
Warden's Novice Trophy as the novice 4tI
memberobtaining the higheSt standing on the
basis of awards in Huron County from Paul
Steckle, deputy reeve of Stanley Township.
FIRST YEAR WINNER 'Murray Sholdice,
R.R.3, Walton, receives the Bank of Montreal,
Clinton award from Earl Hilderley as the top
first year 4-H swine cltib member in the Huron
County. Port Producers' Swine Club.
SHOWS CHAMPION HEREFORD — Scott
Consitt, R.R.1, Varna, a member of the
Kippfield Calf Club, receives the trophy for the
champion hereford heifer or steer from Jim
Taylor, president of the Huron Hereford •
Association.
AWARD WINNER — Brian McGavin, R.R.4,
Walton, of the Huron County Hog Producers'
4-H Swine Club, won the Canadian Imperial
Bank of Commerce award for the champion 4-H
gilt, presented by Jim' Gould.
CHAMPION SHOWMAN — Bill Gibson,
R.R.5, Clinton of the Kippfield 4-H Calf Club,
receives the Champion All-Round 4-H Livestock
ShoWman award from Stuart Coupland, of the
Seaforth Toronto Dominion Bank.
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CHAMPION HOLSTEIN EXHIBITOR —
Vanda McNeil of R.R.6, Goderich, a member
of the Seaforth 4-H Calf Club, receives the Cliff.
McNeil trophy for the 4-H. Holstein club
member exhibiting the champion 4-H' holstein
calf in the dairy show at the Seaforth Fall Fair
from Mr. McNeil.
RABBIT CLUB-TROPHY — David Townsend,
of R. R.4, Seaforth receives the trophy as the top
4-H rabbit club member in the county from Tom
Jorgensen,, leader of the Central Huron 4-H
Rabbit Club. David also won the J.A. Anstett
Award, an automatic wrist watch, as the 4-H
beef club member receiving the highest
standing on the basis of awards in Huron
County.
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CHAMPION SHOWMAN — Dianne Oldfield,
R.R.4, Seaforth, a member of the Seaforth 4-H
Calf Club, accepts the A.Y. McLean trophy as
the champion showman in the 4-H Dairy Calf
Clubs in the county from Wilma Oke.
Seaforth area kids win most 4-H awards
by Wilma Oke
Jean Siertsema, 19, of- RI3,3, ,Blyth, was
named outstanding 4-H member at the 31st
annual Huron County 4-H achievement
night Priday.
MISS Siertsema, a nursing assistant
student at Wingham . District Hospital
received the Robert McKinley citizenship
trophy for 4-H home and community
activities. She has been five years in 4-H
'taking dairy, veterinary science, snow-
mobile and junior leader projects and has
completed 12 projects. She is secretary of
the Huron 4-H Youth Council.
Sharon Colclough, Rr 1, Clinton, was
awarded the C.S. MacNaughton trophy for
the highest 4-1-1 score in the county-943
points out of a possible 1.000, and the
Pineridge Chalet trophy for being top
snowmobile club member.
T14e Huron County warden's novice
award went to Bob Axtmann -of RR 4,
Walton, for having the highest score of any
first-year member. ON
Len MadGregor, extension assistant for
Huron County, ministry of agriculture and
food, reported that $1,263 in prize Money,
cettifleates, pins and plaques were award
ed to members of 33 county clubs. He said
400 4-H members took part in 611 projects
with 86 per cent completion:
Other Winners were: David Townsend,
RR 4,, Seaforth„ the Anstett award;
highest beef clubs score.. The Old Mill
award for highest sheep club score and the
T. Jorgesen trophy for highest rabbit clubs
score; Mary Ann Van Dorp. RR 2,
Seaforth, Canadian Imperial Bank of
Commerce award for highest dairy clubs
score; Bruce Godkin, RR I, Walton, Huron
Pork -Producers Association trophy for
highest swine clubs score and Victoria &
Grey Trust award for champion 4-H swine
showman; Cheryl Cann, RR 3, Exeter, the
John Pranken Memorial trophy for highest
horse clubs score. ,
Vanda McNeil, RR 6, Goderich, thcCliff
McNeil trophy for champion 4-H Holstein
calf; Brian' McGaviti, RR 4, Walton,
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
award for champion 4-H gilt; Scott Consitt„
RR 1, Varna, Huron Hereford Association
trophy for chativion 4-H Hereford calf;
Steven Shelley, RR 2, Gorrie, Stewart
Proctor award for champion 4-H shorthorn
heifer; Jamie Rogers, RR 5, Goderich,
Canadian Wool Growers award for champ-
ion 4-H fleece exhibit. also the Jack Riddell
trophy for champion 4-H sheep showman.
Jean Marie Brand, RR 2. Bayfield, the
Glen ..Green--Forage award - for highest-
score, first year member. 4-H dairy clubs;
Heather Stapleton. RR 2. Auburn, the
Glen Green Forage award for highest
score, first year member, 4-H beef clubs:
Murray Sholdice, RR 3, Walton, Bank of
Montreal award for highest score, first
year member, 4-H swine clubs; Grace
Alton.. Lucknow. the Huron Hereford /
Association -award for the highest score
excluding score on Hereford calf: Paul
Pavkeje, RR 2. Centralia. the Vincent Farm
Equipment trophy for the highest score,
4-H tractor club; Bob Pavkeje. RR 2,
Centralia, Hully Gully trophy for top 4-H
snowmobile member in knowledge ana
safe operation of vehicle: Bevan Shapton,
R.R.I. Exeter. the Jim Armstrong award
for highest score, 4-H plowmen's clubs;
Carol Dougall. R.R.3, Exeter, Canadian
Canners trophy for highest score, Exeter
sweet corn 7club; Alan Powe, R,R.2.
Centrailia, the Huron Cchinty Solt and Crop
Improvement Association award for out-
standing achievement, 441 field crop
clubs.
Bill Gibson, RR 5, Clinton, the Toronto
Dominion Bank award fo?' champion
aff-round showman, also tne Murray Gaunt
award for champion 4-H beef showman;
Dianne Oldfield, RR 4. Seaforth, the A.Y.
McLean trophy for champion 4-H dairy
showman, and also the Huron Milk
Committee award for high dairy judge;
Janet Lockhart,' RR 3, Blyth, top horse
showman in Huron North, was awarded a
North Huron Trailblazers trophy as were
Paul Currie, Rr 3, Wingham, top pony
,showman in Huron North and. Rick Elliott,
Blyth, top colt showin5n in Huron North.
High Judge
Paul Hoggarth, RR 2. Kippen, the
C.N.E. shield fo,r high novice judge; John
VanVliet, RR 2. Brussels, the United
Co-operatives of Ontario trophy for highest
-score; Gordon Alton. RR 7, Lucknow, the
C.1.L trophy for high swine judge; Steve
Shelley, RR 2, Gorrie. the Cyanamid of
Canada award, for high sheep judge;
Jackie Brhnd, RR 3. Clinton, Huron
Cattlemen's Association award for high
beef judge; and Carolyn Dinsmore, Rr 1,
Fordwich, the Winston Powell award for
high horse judge.
The following clubs received awards as
follows: Tucicersmith 4-H corn club the
Russell T. Bolton & Sons trophy for
championship corn exhibit:Sentral Huron
4-H rabbit club the Cooks Division of
Gerbro Corporation trophy for champion-
ship white bean exhibit; and the Central
Huron 4-H rabbit club, the W.G. Thomp-
son & Sons Ltd. trophy for championship
4-H grain exhibit.
Les Falconer, Rr 5, Clinton, the Hallrice
Farms trophy for championship 4-H gate
sign exhibit.
Voluntary -
For 10 years voluntary service in 4-H
work Sam Bradshaw of RR 2, Bayfield, was
awarded a certificate and for five years,
Bill teeming of RR 4, Walton, received a
certificate.
For completing 18 projects in 4-H work
the following received certificates: John
Franken, RR 2, Auburn; Bob Pavkeje, 'RR
2, Centralia; Wayne Shhpton, RR 1,
Exeter; and Lori Lynn Stewart, Rr 1,
Kirkton.
For completion of 12 plrojects, certifi-
cates were presented to: Cathy Bones-
chansker, Ethel, Sharon Colclough, Clinton
John Coleman, Kippen; Lorraine Dinsmore
Fordwieh; Barry Elliott, Lucknow; Peter
Hallahan, Belgrave; Fred Hern, Woodharil
Oscar Meier, Brussels, Ken Menheere.
Seaforth; Steven Shelley, Gorrie; Jean
Siertsema, Blyth; Cheryl Stewart, Kirkton
and Paul Stewart, Hensall.
Six project certificates were awarded to
32 4-H members.
More photos in the
first section
Photos by Wilma. Oke
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