The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-06-01, Page 241.
1 . QM ICRSIGNAL-STAR, 'FHURS$DAY, JUNE 1, 1972.
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Huron County youth
compete as 4-H judges
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Huron County Irad 138
competitors •"out to the 1972
competition held last Saturday at
the Seaforth Fair Grounds.
There were five age categories
and :six, special award
competitions to be judged gt the
event,.
In the senior group there were
six competitors. The category is
open'to all between the ages of 18
and 30• years. old and' also those
who have represented the county
on Royall'eams and two year
diploma course. graduates in
agriculture. •
13rian Miller, Exeter scored
highest with 716. The highest
possible score in these age
categories is 775. .Bob McNeil,:
.-Goderich was right behind with
712.
• In the Intermediate g:J;pup 41
Youths competed from the' ages of
15 and 17, Beth Passmore, Exeter
tied scores with Barry Gordon of
Seaforth at 695.. But the latter was
lodged the best for certain
reasons.
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Lori Keller, Vicki Dierolf, Debbie McAdam Dianna Oke
4 The,Juniors had 32 competing.
Brian Lobb, Clinton won with a,
689 while argqret Franken,
Auburn came iri.second with,688.
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The Novice category is open to
all young men and women 12 to 17
years of age entering judging
rurnpet•itiorr• for the first, time,
with no previous` 4-H Club
experience. • There were 45
enthusiasts ' entered. Karen
Tyndall, Clinton scored a 686
while Susan Tyndall came close
behind with' a score of 678.
In the Pre 4-H section 14 11-
Vear-olds competed. Scot
Lougheed, Belgray.e scored first*
w i'th 660. Ruth Alton, Lucknow had
a score of .648.
Boys 75y
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Stuart Crew, Randy Stoddart, David. MacAdam,-Raul Helesic
Graduates at Waterloo
John F.,/ Howard., former
Goderich resident and presently
Head of the Geography
Department at Listowel District
Secondary School•: was• among
. those receiving `post -graduate
degrees at the 24 Convocation of
F. L. RUDDY
COMPANY LIMITED
the University of Waterloo. on
Thursday, May 25.
Iri the graduation ceremony,.
Mr. Howard received the degree
of Master of Arts in Geography
from the University's Division of
Envi ronmental ,Studies.
Mex V. Brown C:M.A.
Mr, P.E. Donohue, Sales
Manager"•—'Electrical Division,
E.L. Ruddy Company Limited,
anhounces the appointment of
•.Alex V. Brown to the position of
.. Manager, •Regional Sales,
' ,Southwestern Ontario. ,
Mr.. Brown has been a sales
.•. representative in •the Hamilton-
• Niagara area singe joining the
Company in 1962. He is a graduate
of M`cfvfaster University and
curt.ntly serves as a Director of
the Hamilton easiness Club.
This aippointrnent reflects the
coittiriued' eiales growth for E.L.,
Ruddy in. this important Ontario
region. w
Stamps
will honor
Indians
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The Canadian National
Exhibition Shield, given for high
Novice Judge. was won by Karen
'Tyndall. Clinton.
The Blatchford Feeds' Ltd..
award, for the highest sore in'
entire competition was given to
Brian Miller Exeter. He had A.
score of 716.
Students
honored at
graduations
Joe Phelan of Blyth won the
C.I.L. Trophy . for having the
highest score in swine. He had a
tally of 146. The possible score, s
150. Runners-up 'were Fred
-Meier, Brussels, with 14.5 and
Judy Cook Belgrave, also with
145.
The highest scorer in the Dairy
Section' 'won the Huron Milk
Committee award. Bob McNeil,
"Goderich recei Ot°. it after
scoring .98 and breaking the tie
with Jim Fairies, Gorrie .through
competition score.
The Cyanamid of Canada award
went to Dave Baan, Walton who
scored 95 in the Sheep Section.
The Huron C,ounty Beef
• Producers Association award
went to the highest scorer in the
Beef Section. It was won by. Ben
Van Miltenburg, Seaforth who had
scored 133. The runner-up was
Mark Wynja, also of Seaforth with
a score of 132.
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' Sandra Corinne Dungan. ,
Goderich, was one of 360 students
to receive her. • degree' Friday.
May 26 at Trent University. She
was awarded het' Bachelor of Arts
in that.ceremony.
Following the graduation of
Beverly Gordon Curran in
Windsor recently, a -buffet dinner
forfamily,alul friends was held at
tI q ,home of Mrs. F. Fisher,
Riverside Drive, Windsor. Bev is
the grandson of Mr, and Mrs.
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