The Brussels Post, 1977-11-09, Page 10Branch 218
Royal Canadian Legion
Remembrance Day
Service
Laying of Wreaths
at the
Cenotaph
at 10:30 a.m.
Church Service
To Follow In
St. John's
Anglican Church
Witl Sing
The leader of this group played guitar with Tommy
Hunier and Gordy Tapp. Before entering Gospel Music.
Why not plan to attend this great service.
Sunday, Nov., 13th,
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HURON- MEN'S
CHAPEL
AUBURN.
Huron 4-H CI
(By Wilma Oke)
Sharon Colelough, a 20-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 sn owmobile 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 in prize money,
certificates, pins and plaques
were awarded to 30 clubs. He said
430 members participated in 525
projects with 90 per cent
completion.
Paul Pavkeje, R.R.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
member. He has completed 18
projects.
The Huron County warden's
novice award went to Nancy
Dietz, R.R.3, Kippen, for the
highest score in' her first year.
Brian Pym, R.R.1, Centralia,
received the J.A.Anstett award
for the highest score in the beef
clubs; Dianne Oldfield, R.R.4,
Seaforth, the Canadian Imperial
Bank of Commerce (Blyth-
Auburn branches) for the highest
score in the dairy clubs; Bob
Wilson, R.R.1, Brucefield, Huron
County Pork Producers Associa-
tion trophy for the highest score
in the swine clubs; Lorraine
Dinsmore, R.R.1, Fordwich, the
John Franken Memorial trophy
for the highest score in the horse
club; Robert Snell, R.R.1,
Clinton, the Old Mill award for
the highest score in seep club,
and the Canadian Co-Operative
Wool growers award for
exhibiting the champion 4-H
fleece.
Vanda Storey, R.R.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, R.R.4, Clinton, was
awarded the CanadianImperial
Bank of Commerce award (Sea-
forth Branch) for champion 4-H
gilt; and the Victoria & Grey
Trust Company award for
champion 4-H swine showman.
Caroline Rasenberg, R.R.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,
R.R.3, Lucknow, received an
award for the highest score 4-H
beef clubs, first year member;
Ron Godkin, R.R.1, Walton,
received the Bank of Montreal
award (Clinton) for the highest
store, 4-H swine clubs, first year
member,
Les Consitt, R.R,3, Kippen,
was awarded the Toronto
Dominion Bank award (Seaforth
branch) as Champion all-found
showman, and the Murray Gaunt
award for champion 4-1-11 Beef
showman.
Lynn R.R.1, Lucktiovv,
was awarded the Jack Riddell•
trophy as champion 4-H sheep
showman Dwight kinsman,
R.R.1, Kippen, for his champion
4I-H Hereford calf, received the
Huron Hereford Assocaition
trophy; Cathy Peel, R.,R.1,
Auburn, received the Huron
Hereford Association award for
the highest 4-H score excluding
score on Hereford calf. Steven
Shelley, R.R.2, Gorrie, received
the Stewart Procter award for his
champion 4-H shorthorn heifer.
Brian McGavin, R,R..4, Walton,
with the highest score, 4-1-1
plowmen's club , was presented
with the Jim Armstrong award;
-Carol Dougall, R.R.3, Exeter, for
the highest score, 4-H farm safety
club, received the Farm Safety
Association trophy; Murray
SteWart, R.R.1, Kirkton, for the
highest score in Exeter Swe et
corn club, received the Canadian
Canners trophy. Dorothy Van
ESbroeck, R.R.1, Hensall, for
outstanding achievement, 4-H
field crop clubs, was given the
Huron County Soil & Crop
Improvement. Association award;
Ron Taylor, R.R.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 Corporation
trophy.
Brian Falconer, R.R.4,
Seaforth, was awarded the
Hallrice Farms trophy for the
championship 4-EI gate sign
exhibit.
The North Huron Trail-
blazers trophies went to Janet
Lockhart, R.R.3, Blyth as top
horse showman in that club; and
Jennifer Johns, R.R.2, Auburn,
as top pony showman in the club;
Ed. Franken, R.R.2, Auburn, as
top colt showMan in the club;
Trudy Johns, R.R.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
R.R.4, Seaforth; the Blatchford
Feeds Limited trophy for the
highest score went of John Van
Vliet, R.R.2, Brussels; the C.I.L.
trophy for high swine judge went
totJim Nivins, R.R.3, Auburn; the
u s
Huron Milk Committee award for
high dairy judge went to Jean
Siertsema of R.R.3, Blyth; The
Cyanamid of Canada award for
high sheep judge went to
Margaret Pym, R,R.1, Centralia;
the. Huron Cattlemen's. Associa-
tion award for high beef judge
went to Murray Stewart, R.R.1,
Kirkton ; the Winston Powell
award for high horse judge went
to Carolyn Dinsmore, R.R.1,
Fordwich.
4-H award certificates for
completion ofprojects were
presented as Wows: 24 projects
- Alan Powe, R.R.2, Centralia;
Murray Stewart, R.R.1, Kirkton
and Rob Stewart, Goderich. 18
project certificates - Paul Pavkeje,
R.R.2, Centralia; John Van Vliet,
R.R.2, Brussels; and Bob Wilson,
Brucefield. 12 project certificates
to: Shirley Dougherty, R.R.6,
Golderich ; Robert Eedy, R.R.4,
Walton; Les Falconer, R.R.5,
Clinton; Trudy Johns, R.R.1,
Woodham; Ralph Nivins, R.R.3,
Auburn; and Brian Pym,
Centralia.
4-H club leaders certificates as
follows: for 15 years voluntary
service - Murray Scott, R.R.1,
Belgrave; for 10 years voluntary
service - Don Kernick, Goderich
and Graeme Craig, R.R.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 Malcom of
Seaforth to three Abuurn
members: Jennifer Jones, 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 by the South Huron Multi-
project club.
The second by the Huron
County 4-H Youth Council , Miss
4-H Beauty competition. The
whiner was Miss Bunny,
better known as Len MacGregor.
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BLATCHFORD FEEDS TROPHY — Bob Hearn,
president of the 4-H club Leaders Association
presented JohnVan Vliet of R.R.2, Brussels, a
member of the North Huron Swine Club, with the
trophy at the 4-H Achievement Night in Clinton
Friday night. (Photo by Oke)
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