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The Huron Expositor, 1994-12-14, Page 3Agriculture THE HURON IXPOSITOR, Drcember 14, 1994-3 Rump, Sirloin Tip & Steak ROAST..- 3.69 IbFresh. CHICKEN WINGS 2.29 IbF. SIDE RIBS 1.99 ib. Inside Round STEAK 3.89 Ib. MINCEMEAT 1.591b. o•u suced ROAST PORK 5.29 lb. *We're taking orders for fresh Hayter Turkeys FOR YOUR q SPECIAL SOMEONE!g DAVID EMSLIE PHOTO HIGHEST PLOWMEN'S SCORE - Neil McGavin, of RR 4 Walton, presents the Neil McGavin Award to the 4-H member with the highest score in the Huron County Plowmen's Club to Jeff C-1rnhhink. of RR 3 Walton. MACHINERY WINNER - received 4-H Vincent Farm top member in the Huron leader of Huron Machinery DAVID EMSLIE PHOTO Jeremy Becker, of RR 1 Dashwood Equipment Award. The award goes to 4-H machinery club. Chris Maloney, Club, presents. Huron honours many 4-H winners cont. from pg. 2 The Ross Gordon Award is donated by Ross Gordon of RR1 Seaforth to the 4-1-1 Sodbuster member who had the best crown at the 4-H Junior Day at the Huron County Plowing Match. This year the winner was Jason Hugill of RR2 Seaforth. Darcy Flanagan of RR 1 Dublin was the recipient of the Townsend Tire Award presented to the youngest 4-H member active in the Sodbuster Club. The Agvise Award was presented to Charlene Townsend of RR4 Seaforth, the Sodbuster member with the highest total points at the International Plowing Match. The first Sodbuster Leader Award was received by Charlene Townsend of RR4 Seaforth for her top land plowed at the achievement program by com- petitive plow. Jeff Grobbink of RR3 Walton won the second award for the top land plowed at the achievement program by a non-competitive plow. The Doug Kennedy Award, donated by Doug Kennedy of Thamesford to the reserve sheep showman at Seaforth Fair was won by Laurie Rodges of .RR2 Godcrich. Paul Klopp, MPP, donated the Paul Klopp Award to the cham- pion 4-H sheep showman in Huron County and the 1994 win- ner was Kevin Campschrocr of Blyth. Erin McNaughton of RR3 Kip - pen, with a score of 886 out of a possible 1,000, won the Old Mill Award donated by the Old Mill located one mile south of Blyth. This award is given to the sheep club member with the highest score. Marilyn van den Elzen, Kris McNaughton and James' McNaughton had higher scores but previous winners are ineligible. The Cook's Division of Parrish & Heimbecker Ltd. Trophy is donated by Cook's to the club with the champion white bean exhibit at the Scaforth Fall Fair. This award was presented to the Huron Sheep Club. The Russell T. Bolton Memorial Trophy is donated by the Bolts family in memory of Russell Bolton of Scaforth and was presented to the Huron Sheep Club for their champion corn exhibit at the Seaforth Fair. The Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers donate an award to the 4-11 member who had the champion 4-H fleece at the Seaforth Fall Fair. The winner this year was Marilyn van den Elzen of RR 1 Clinton. Robert Vanden Hoven of RR4 Seaforth won the Bank of Montreal Award which is given to the first year 4-H swine club member with the highest score. Robert attained a score of 950 out of a possible 1,000. Ed Watson of Blyth donates the Ed Watson Award to the 4-11 member with the champion 4-H market pig at the Seaforth Fall Fair. The winner was Robert Vanden Hoven of RR4 Seaforth. The Huron County Pork Producers' Award is donated by the Huron County Pork Producers' Association to the member ob- taining the highest score in the 4- H swingy club. Robert Vanden Hoven of RR4 Seaforth received this award. Laura Sinclair of RR Bclgravc was the recipient of the National Trust Award presented to the champion 441 swine showman at the Seaforth Fall Fair. The award is donated by National Trust of Godcrich. The Bergsma Award is donated by Bruce and Marie Bergsma and family of Londesboro to the 4-11 swine club member exhibiting the champion 4-1-1 gilt at the Seaforth Fall Fair. Brian Sinclair of RR1 Bclgravc was the winner. Robert Vanden Hoven of RR4 Seaforth was the top novice judge at the County Judging Com- petition held in Seaforth. He received an award from the Hen - sail District Co-operative Inc. Seaforth Branch. Vincent Farm Equipment donates a trophy to the top mem- ber in the Huron 4-H agricultural machinery club. This year's win- ner was Jeremy Becker of RRI Dashwood. The Huron County Junior Farmers' Award is presented to the top novice agricultural machinery club member. This year Adam Koehler of RR4 Walton was the winner. Signal Star Publishing of Goderich is the sponsor of the 4-H press reporter competition. The first place press reporter book was submitted by Crista Vanden Hoven of the Seaforth Batter Up club. Crista receives $12 from Signal Star Publishing. Suzanne Schults of the Port Albert Photography Club received $8 for her second place entry, and Elizabeth Kerslake of the Usborne 1 Home for the Holidays Club was the third place winner and takes home $5. ,'••2 The Vincent Farm Equipment Trophy goes to the club ilial Thad the top educational display at the Seaforth Fall Fair. The winning display in 1994 was entered by the McKillop 1 Club. Several 4-H members received awards for completing six projects. They were: Heather Becker of RR I Dashwood, Jason Becker of Dashwood; John Beyens of RR3 Walton; Brent Black of RR6 Goderich; Ryan Cook of Belgrave; Melanie Craw- ford of RRi Monkton; Geoff Dalton of RR1 Walton; Todd Edgar of RR3 Wingham; Cheryl Franken of Brussels; Jason Gem- mell of RR2 Kippen; Doug Johnston of RR3 Holyrood; Doug Maize of Rill Auburn; Stuart Marshall of RR6 Goderich; Erin McNaughton of RR3 Kippen; Katie McNeil of RR6 Goderich; Marcia Salm of Goderich; Garry Scott of RR7 Lucknow. Five 4-H members received an award for completing 12 projects. They were: Jeremy Becker of RR1 Dashwood; Christina Hather- ley of RR2 Lucknow; Scott McClinchcy of RR5 Clinton; Stuart Rintoul of RR2 Lucknow; Laurie Rodges of RR2 Goderich. Mandy Machan of RR2 Luck - now was the only 441 member to receive an award for completing 18 projects. Thc only 4-11 member to receive an award for completing 36 projects was Janet Vanden Hoven of RR4 Seaforth. The Heather Holme Farms Award was presented. to the judging club member exhibiting leadership in the Dairy Judging Club. The winner of the award was Stuart Marshall of RR6 Godcrich. Tanya Franken of Brussels received the Auburn Co-op Trophy, donated by the Auburn Co-op to the 4-H member in Huron County who exhibits the reserve champion 4-H dairy calf at the Seaforth Fall Fair. The high junior judge at the County Judging Competition was Stuart Marshall of RR6 Godcrich and he received the 4-11 Club ',coders' Award. D & D Glass of Vanastra donates a trophy to the reserve champion dairy showman at the Seaforth Fall Fair. This year's winner was Jamie liallahan of RR3 Blyth. Elliott insurance of Blyth donates a trophy to the champion diary calf at the Seaforth Fall Fair and the winner was Ryan HaI- iahan of RR3 Blyth. The Huron Expositor award is donated by the Huron Expositor of Scaforth to the champion dairy showman at the Seaforth Fall Fair. The winner was Donna Lynn Armstrong of RR2 Auburn. The Huron Holstein Club Awards are presented to the 4-H dairy club members with the first and second highest score in the county, who had a holstein calf. With a score of 890 out of a possible 1,000 the first place winner was Stuart Marshall of RR6 Goderich. The dairy calf club member with the second highest score in the county who exhibited a holstein calf was Katie McNeil of RR6 Goderich. Janet Vanden Hoven had a higher score but previous winners are ineligible. The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Goderich presents an award for the 4-1-1 dairy club member with the highest overall score in the county. This year's winner was Stuart Marshall of RR6 Goderich who had a score of 890 out of a possible 1,000 points. Janet Vanden Hoven of Seaforth had a higher score but previous winners are ineligible. The Cargill Limited Award for the high intermediate judge at the County Judging Competition was presented to Barb Wynja of RR1 Dungannon. The Hallrice Dairy Club Team Judging Comppeetition Award is presented to the top team in the County Judging Competition held in August. Tim Devereaux, Janet Vanden Hoven, Sandra Schuttel and Barb Wynja each received a silver tray donated by the Hallrice Dairy Calf Club. Tim Devereaux of RR5 Seaforth was the recipient of the Bank of Nova Scotia of Goderich Award for being the top novice dairy showman at the Seaforth Fall Fair. The United Co-operatives of Ontario Trophy is presented to the 4-H member who has the top overall score at the Huron County Judging Competition. That mem- ber, this year, was Barb Wynja of RR1 Dungannon. Brussels Agromart donates the Brussels Agromart Award to the high senior judge at the Huron County Judging Competition. This year's winner was Scott McClinchey of RR5 Clinton. The Huron Beef Producers' Award is donated by the Huron Beef Producers to the first year beef club member with the highest score. Thc winner was Kristy Caldwell of RR3 Blyth, a member of the Belgrave/Brussels Beef Club. The J.A. Anstett Award is donated by J.A. Anstett Jewellers in Clinton to the champion junior beef showman at the Seaforth Fall Fair. This year's winner was Corey Rintoul of RR2 Lucknow, a member of the Belgrave/Brussels Beef Club. The late Stan Jackson was a noted Hereford breeder from Kippen who Icft a substantial amount of money in a trust fund for the Huron County 4-H Beef Clubs participating in the Scaforth Junior Fair. Each year the interest from this fund is used for prize money. The Stan Jackson Award for the champion steer at the Seaforth Fall Fair was presented to Corey Rintoul of RR2 Luck - now. Corey received a wrist watch and a cheque for $150. The Clinton Community Credit Union, Exeter Branch, Award is presented to the champion senior beef showman at the Seaforth Fair. This year's winner was Den- nis Johnston of RR3 Holyrood. The Stan Jackson Award for the champion heifer at the Seaforth Fall Fair was won by Dennis Johnston of RR3 Holyrood. Den- nis received a wrist watch and a cheque for $150. The Zurich Branch of the Hen - sail District Co-operative donates an award to the goat club member with the highest score. Laurie Rodges of RR2 Goderich wa' the winner this year. She had a score of 935 out of a possible 1,000. The Varna Feed and Farm Sup- ply Award is presented to the novice 4-H member in the Huron goal club with the highest score. The winner was Michael Kikkert of RR2 Zurich. The Toronto -Dominion Bank Award is presented to the cham- pion sweepstakes showman at the Seaforth Fall Fair and donated by the Seaforth Branch of the Toron- to -Dominion Bank. This year's winner was Laurie Rodges of RR2 Goderich. Heather Becker of RR1 Dash- wood was the recipient of the Jan Hayward Award presented to the goat club member that put forth an outstanding effort. W.G. Thompson & Sons Limited Trophy is donated by W.G. Thompson & Sons Ltd. of Hensall and went to the North Huron Corn Huskers for their champion 4-H grain exhibit at the Seaforth Fall Fair. The Huron Soil and Crop Improvement Association donated an award to the outstanding mem- ber of the North Huron Com Huskers 4-H Club. The winner of the award was Tim Robinson of RRI. Belgrave. Each member of the North Huron Corn Huskers 4- 11 Club also received a sweatshirt, 'donated by the Huron Soil and Crop Improvement Association. The Warden's Novice Award is donated by Allan Gibson, Warden of Huron County for 1994. The award goes to the novice 4-H members obtaining the highest standing on the Basis of Awards in Huron County. From the Sod - buster Club with 879 points out of a possible 1,000 the winner was Shawn O'Rourke of RRI Dublin. The Don Pullen Award is donated by Don Pullen, former agricultural representative with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs in Clinton. It is awarded to the 4-H member in Huron County receiving the highest number of points on the Basis of Awards for 4-11 club work in 1994. This year's winner, with 982 points out of a possible 1,000 from the Dungannon Horses R Us Club was Miranda Mac- Donald of RR3 Auburn. • • • • • • For all the little things she does. Pamper her ti with a gift basket from All Styles II filled with her favourite beauty products. It doesn't have to 24 cost a bundle. We make baskets to suit your budget (starting at 515.00). Order your basket today! Gift Certificates Available tio StgleS 1-1 MAIN ST ,SEAFORTH 3VV,V TH tfA .1ta7.1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a•••• • Christmas Begins in • a• i i • EAFORTH, • The Seaforth Business • •. Improvement Association Presents ; • 10 CHANCI'S. IQJ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • A • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ,• SHOPPING SPREE i Enter at any participating Seaforth Store. WINNERS WILL BE ANNOUNCEDDEC. 23, 1994 2 • +•••••• • • • • • • • SHOP SEAFORTH U COULD BE A WINNER: • A • • • • • • • • • • • • • A • • • AAA* • Seaforth Recreation Department's WINTER LEISURE ACTIVITIES FURNITURE REFINISHING Instructor Harvey Beuerman will guide you through the techniques of stripping down your old piece of furniture and show you how to make it look like new. This 10 week program will be held at the Seaforth District High School on Monday evenings from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. beginning: MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1995 REGISTRATION FEE: $40.00 STEP TRAINING Maxine Houston will guide you through this higher paced fitness activity on Wednesday evenings from 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. at the Seaforth and District Community Centres. This 10 week session begins: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1995 REGISTRATION FEE: $30.00 RECREATION VOLLEYBALL This program is for the non-competitive person who wants to get out for some exercise and social! Volleyball will be held at the High School on Wednesday evenings from 8:00 - 10:00 p.m. REGISTRATION FEE $30.00 RECREATION BASKETBALL This program is also for the non-competitive per son who would like a night out for exercise and social. Basketball will be held at the High School on Thursday evenings from 8:00 - 10:00 p.m. REGISTRATION FEE: $30.00 FITNESS IS FUN Come out and tone up on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. and Wednesday evenings from 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. all at the Seaforth & District Community Centres. This is 10 week session, beginning the week of TUESDAY, JANUARY •10, 1995 REGISTRATION FEE: Once per week 30.00 Twice per week 45.00 Three times per week 60.00 LiNE DANCING: This programa directed towards the older adult will give you a good workout as well as learning some Line Dancing. This slower paced dancing will be held at the Seaforth and District Community Centres every Tiursday morning from 9 - 10 a.m. for 10 weeks beginning: THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1995 REGISTRATION FEE - $30.00 PLEASE PRE -REGISTER FOR ALL THE ABOVE PROGRAMS BY C THE RECREATION OFFICE AT 527-0882 • Standard First Aid course will be offered In the new year. Please watch for details. • If you or someone you know can instruct Children's Gymnastics please call Marty at 527.0882 • Programs to watch for in the spring will be Dog Obedience and Water Colour Painting