Zurich Citizens News, 1976-11-10, Page 154 i H Awards Presented
The auditorium at Central
Huron High School in Clinton was
filled to capacity for the annual
Huron County 4-H Achievement
awards presentations, Friday
night.
The chairman for the evening
was Jean Dinsmore, president of
the Huron 441 Club Leaders
Association. In her opening
remarks, the club leader
president said, " It has been a
privilege and an honour to be the
first Lady President of our 4-H
Club Leaders group. I am pleased
to see women taking a more
active part in the agriculture
field,"
She continued, " We must
remember our 4-H members of
today are our citizens and leaders
of tomorrow. By working
together we can make Huron
County a better place to live."
The RE McKinley Citizenship
trophy was won by Jim Nivins, R.
R. 3, Auburn. The Huron MP's
award goes to the top 4-H
member in the County. Jim was a
member of the Dungannon calf
club and the Huron tractor club.
The C.S. MacNaughton trophy
to the 4-1-1 member accumulating
the highest score in the county
was won by Sharon Colclough,
R.R. 1, Clinton. She was a
member of the Seaf orth
Silverspurs.
Huron Warden Jack McCut-
cheon presented the warden's
novice award to Ron Beierling of
Zurich, a member of the Huron
tractor club. Ron gained the most
points for a first year member.
The Jack Riddell trophy to the
champion 4-H sheep showman
was presented to Marguerite
Snell, RR 1, Clinton, by the Huron
MPP.
The Huron Hereford
Association trophy was won by
Margaret Pym of the Exeter calf
club,
Lyle Kinsman, RR 2, Kippen
received a jacket from the Old
Mill in Blyth as the highest scorer
TOP CORN EXHIBITOR - Winner of the Russell Bolton trophy for the
best 4-H corn exhibit was Sandy Broadfoot, RR 1, Brucefield. Above,
Sandy receives his award from Russell Bolton at Friday's 4-H Achieve-
ment night in Clinton. T -A photo
Locals enter Fair
The Royal Winter Fair starts
this Friday and continues until
November 20. If you plan to
attend any of the fair's activi-
ties there are some in particu-
lar you might enjoy. These are
one involving local people who
have taken the time and effort
necessary to enter in the various
competitions at the fair.
There are five entries in the
field crops division from the
Zurich area. They are Howard
and Gregory Armstrong, Ber-
nard and Anthony Denomme,
Isidore Ducharme, Henry Rau
and Mrs. Chas. Pergel.
From the Hensall area there
are two entries in the field crops
division, Harold G. Elder and
R.D. Etherington. Judith Smil-
lie of Smiling Acres farm has
entries in the breeding horses
division.
Dashwood will be represent-
ed at the fair as well with
Joseph Miller, Stephen Dietrich
and Wayne Woods all entered
in the field crops division.
Keith Coates of Centralia is
entered in the beef division,
and Whitney Coates of Exeter
is also entered in the beef
division.
The Royal offers a chance for
the people in this and other
parts of the province to compete
against each other by exhibit-
ing the results of their labor.
Hopefully, this area will bring
back some winners.
in the sheep club.
The Canadian Canners trophy
went to Carol Dougall, RR 3,
Exeter. She marked the highest
score in the Exeter sweet corn
club, The award was presented
by Jack Urquhart, member of the
Exeter branch of Canadian
Canners.
Alan Powe, RR 1, Centralia
took home the Huron Soil and
Crop Improvement award for
outstanding achievement in 4-H
field crop clubs.
Russell Bolton of Seaforth
presented his trophy to Sandy
Broadfoot, RR 1, Brucefield for
the championship corn exhibit.
Jeff Allan, a member of the
Tuckersmith 4-H field crop club
won the Cook's 'Division of
Gerbro trophy for the cham-
pionship white bean exhibit.
For attaining the highest score
in the Exeter 4-H horse and pony
club, Trudy Johns, RR 1,
Woodham won a trophy and
Murton Brock RR 1, Granton
holder of the highest score in the
dairy section of the judging
competition won the Huron
County Milk Committee award.
youngsters received certificates
for completing from six to 24
projects.
Included in the six project
completions were Jeff Allan, RR
1, Brucefield; Murton Brock, RR
1, Granton; Mary Easton, RR 3,
Exeter; John Hamilton, RR 2,
Staffa; Fred Hern, RR 1,
Woodham; Lyle Kinsman, RR 2,
Kippen; Beverley Preszcator,
RR 1, Exeter; Dorothy Van
Esbroeck, RR 1, Hensall; Lucy
Van Esbroeck, RR 1, Hensall.
Twelve project certificates
went to DwightKinsman, RR 2,
Kippen; Paul Pavkeje andRobert
Pavkeje, RR 2, Centralia; Dave
Rundle, RR 1, Centralia; Wayne
Shapton, RR 1, Exeter; Lori
Lynn Stewart, RR 1, Kirkton.
Taking home 18 project cer-
tificates were Alan Powe, RR 2,
Centralia; Rob and Ron Stewart,
RR 1, Hensall and Elaine and
Murray Stewart, RR 1, Kirkton.
The only 4-H member to
complete 24 projects was Bill
Armstrong, RR 4, Wingham.
The award is based not only 4-11
work, but also home and com-
munity activities are to be taken
into consideration, including the
pledge taken by each 4-H
member.
This year club leaders
nominated 4-H members from
their club who they felt would be
worthy of such an award. Those
23 members nominated met
together and from among
themselves, selected six
delegates to be interviewed by a
Committee from the Club
Leaders Association.
From these interviews a
Citizens News, November 10, 1976 -Page 15
FIELD CROP PRIZE - Jeff Allan, RR 1, Brucefield was the winner of
the Cook's Division of Gerbro trophy as the champion white bean ex-
hibitor at the Seaforth fair. Above, Jeff receives his trophy from Gerry
Upshall of Cook's. T -A photo
winner of the trophy was chosen.
The six selected for the interview
included Les Coleman, Kippen;
Jim Nivins, Auburn; Donna
Hackett, Lucknow; Bill
Armstrong, Wingham; Joan
Pym, Centralia; and Elaine
Stewart, RR 1, Kirkton.
NOTICE OF
NOMINATION
Nomination for Reeve and Council Members
for representation on the
VILLAGE OF ZURICH COUNCIL
will be received by the undersigned
COMMENCING ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11
and until 5 p.m. E.S.T. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15th
Four council members and one reeve to be elected
to the Village of Zurich Council for the years' 1977
and 1978.
L
Elizabeth A. Oke
Clerk, Village of Zurich
Zurich, Ontario
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