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AMA Brussels, Ont.
Phone 887-6142 .
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Jim Nivins, Auhurn
Named outstanding 4-H member
(By Wilma Oke)
A, 20-year old first-year student
at University of Guelph Friday
was named outstanding,
all-round 4-H member at the 29th
annual. Huron County 4-H
Achievement Night.
Jim Nivins, of R.R:3, Auburn,
received the honor at a ceremony i
in Central Huron. Secondary ;
School, Clinton.
Mr. Nivins was awarded the
Robert McKinley citizenship
trophy for outs:tanding
participation in 4-H home and
community activities, and Vincent
Farm Equipment trophy for the
highest score in 4-H tractor club.
He has completed 30 projects.
Len MacGregor, extension
assistant for Huron County with
the Ministry of Agriculture and
Food, co-ordinated the event in
which $1,043 in cash and
certificates, pins and plaques
were awarded to the members of
30 clubs.
Mr. MacGregor reported there
was 90 per cent completion by the
368 club members participating
this year in the 485 projects.
Sharon Colclough, R. R. 1,
Clinton received. the
C. S. MacNaughton trophy for
having the highest 4-H score in
the county --946 out of 1,000.
The warden's novice award
went to first-year member Ron
Beierling of Zurich with the
highest score in the first year.
Other awards: J. A. Anstett
award for highest score, 4-H beef
clubs, Cathy Peel, R.R.1.
Auburn; Canadian Imperial Bank
of Commerce, Blyth-Auburn,
award for highest score, 4-H dairy
club, A.Y.McLean trophy for
champion 4-H dairy showman and
Blatchford Feeds trophy for
highest score in judging
competition, Oscar Meier, R.R.4,
Brussels; Huron County Pork
Producers Association trophy for
highest score in 4-H swine club,
John Van Vliet, R.R.2, ,Brussels;
John Franken Memorial trophy
for highest score, 4-H Horse club,
Jack Nelernans, of Brussels,
has attended a week-long Milker
Systems Seminar at Albert Lea,
Minnesota, where he received
training in the practical
installation and se rvicing of
pipeli.ne milking systems.
Part of the seminar included
inspection of modern installations
on a number of dairy farms in a
variety of situations. • • These
included various types of systems
and installations on both large
•
Wendy Tyindall, R.R.1, Cli nton.
Cliff McNeil trophy, champion
4-H Holstein calf, Vanda Storey,
R.R.1, Dublin; Canadian Imperial
Bank of Commerce, Seaforth,
champion 4-H gilt, John
Blanchard, R.R.4, Walton; Bank
of Montreal award, highest score,
4-H swine club, first year
member, Terry Smith, R.R.1,
Walton, who also was awarded
Victoria & Grey Trust Company
award as champion swine
showman. Toronto Dominion
Bank award, Seaforth, champion
all-round showman, and Murray
Gaunt award, champion beef
showman, Dave Mewhinney,
R.R.1, Lucknow; Jack Riddell
trophy, champion shecpshowman,
Marguerite Snell, R.R.1, Clinton.
Huron Hereford Association
trophy and award for champion
Hereford calf, Margaret Py.n,'
R.R.1, Centralia, and to Ruth
Alton, for highest score excluding
score on Hereford calf; Stewart
Proctor . award, Champion
Shorthorn steer, Don ' Procter,
R.R.5, Brussels, and to Ron
Rowe, R.R.2, Brussels; for
champion shorthorn heifer. Old
Mill award for highest score in
sheep club, Lyle. Kinsman, R.R.2,
Kippen; Canadian Co -operative
wool growers award for champion
fleece exhibit, Robert Snell,
R.R.1, Clinton; Jim Armstrong
award, highest score, 4-H
Plowmen's club, John
Underwood, R.R.1, Wingham;
Canadian Canners trophy,
highest score, Exeter sweet corn
club, Carol Dougall, R.R.3,
Exeter; Huron County Soil and
Crop Improvement Association
award, outstanding achievement
in field crop clubs, Alan Powe,
R.R.2, Centralia; Russell Bolton
trophy for championship corn
exhibit, Sandy Broadfoot,
Brucefield; Cook Division of
Gerbro Corporation trophy for
championship white bean exhibit,
Jeff Allan, R.R.1, Brucefield;
W.G.Thompson & Sons Ltd.
Trophy for championship grain
exhibit, Rick Fines, R.R.1,
Bluevale: Hallrice Farms trophy,
championship 4-H Gate sign
exhibit, Brian Falconer, R.R. 5,
Clinton.
Club awards were presented:
North. Huron. Trailblazers trophies
for top horse showman in North
Huron Trailblazers, Steven
Fidon, R.R.1, Belgrave; for top
pony showman in North Huron
Trailblazers, Paul Franken,
R.R.2, Auburn; for top colt
showman" in. North Huron
Trailblazers, Brian Fidom, R.R.1,
Belgrave Exeter 4-H Horse and
Pony Club trophy for highest
score in Exeter 4-H horse and
pony club, Trudy Johns, R.R.1,
'VVoodham.•
Judging Competition awards:
C.N.E. Shield for high novice
judge, Dianne Oldfield, R.R.4,
Seaforth; Blatchford Feeds Ltd.
trophy for highest score, Oscar
Meier, R.R.4, Brussels; C.I.L.
trophy fof high swine judge, John
VanVliet, R.R.2, Brussels; Huron
Milk Cominittee ‘awarg, for high
dairy judge, Murton Brock,
R. R.1, Granton; Cyanamid of
Canada award for high sheep
judge, Dave Mewhinney, R.R.1,
Lucknow; Huron
Ca ttlemen's Associa tion award
for high beef judge, , Roger
Morrison, R.R.1, Lucknow;
Winston Powell award for high
horse judge, Lorraine Dinsmore,
Fordwich.
4-H club leaders certificates
were presented as follows: 15
year voluntary service, Ross
Eedy; of R..R.1, Dungannon; 120
10 year voluntary service, Hank
Winkel, R.R.2 Gorrie); and 5 yeat
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