The Huron Expositor, 1980-11-20, Page 5•
T E UlION'EXPOSIT NOVE1410 R
Gordan Papple was honoured Friday night at.
the,4--H Achievement Night in Clintpn for his 20
years of leadership in 4-H ,work.
Scott Robinson, RR4, Walton, champion 4-H
swine showman receives his award from
Murray Dietrich of Victoria & Grey .in Goderich.
CHAMPION FLEECE EXHIBITOR—Les Law-
son of R195, Clinton, who. had the champion 4-1-I
fleece exhibit, receives his award from Florenbe
Pullen of the Clinton area. • (Photo by Oke)
Brian. McGavin is -
shown with the trophy
he—received -as----top
judge in the judging
competition and
also had the highest
Score in the 4-H dairy
clubs.
Bruce Godkin •of RI, Walton, who- had the
champion 4-H market pig; receives the Bruce
MeCell award frOm Don. Dodds of Seaforth, 4-H •
swine club leader.
Hers honoured
• BY WIIJVIA OKE
Elaine Pym, 18, of R.R. I,
Centralia, was named Huron
County's outstanding 4-H
member at an achievement
night Friday and was pre-
sented with a citizenship's
trophy for 4-H home and
community projects.
Elaine is in the agricultural
science degree program in
her first year at the
University of Guelph. She is
active in community and
church activities and is
secretary of the Huron
County junior farmers'
association. She completed
18 club projects.
Mary Ann Van Dorp, R.R.
2. Seaforth. was awarded the
trophy for the highest score
In the county, 940 points out
of a possible 1.000.
• Karen Heist. R.R. 2,
Centralia, took top lienors
among fuel -year mcnibers
and placed first in the'South
Huron 4-11 snowmobile club.
Len MacGregor, extension
assistant for Huron county,
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food. reported the members
of the•county's 31 4-14 clubs
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Trophy night recognizes months of woN rk
won awards and prizes worth
$1;293. He said 350 members
took part in 461 projects with
92 per cent completion,
under the direction of 72
volunteer 4-11 club leaders.
PRIZE WINNERS
Other prize winners:
Heather -Ann Stapleton, R.R.
2, Auburn, highest beef club
score; 'Brian McGavin,
highest dairy club score;
Bruce Godkin, R.R. I,
Walton, highest swine club
score and the chamiiion 4-H
market pig; Elizabeth
Palmer, R.R. 5. Wingham,
highest horse club score;
Julie Townsend, R.R. 4,
Scaforth. highest rabbit club
score; and Julie had the
champion 4-11 steer; Stephen
Doney, Godcrich. had the
champion Holstein calf; and
Paul Dodds. R.R. 1, Seaforth
the champion 4-H, GiIt.
Tony Simone, R.R. 1.
Seaforth. won the 441 dairy
silver dollar competition with
the highest score.
For first year , members:
Jeff Mcavin. R.R. 1.
Walton. had the highest
score in 4 -II dairy clubs;
JULIE RECEIVES TWO ' AWARDS Julie
Townsend of RR4, Seaforth. who had the
highest mark in the 4-H rabbit clubs'
competition and had the champion 4-H steer,
receives one of her two awards from her uncle.
George Townsend.. (Photo by Oke)
Patty Coleman, RR4, Seaforth, of the Central
Huron 4-H Rabbit Club, received her award for
outstanding' talent in the 4-H Press Reporter's
competition, from John Last, agriculture
manager of the Exeter branch of the Bank of
fvtontreal.
RECEIVES TOP HONOUR—Elaine Pym of
RR1, Cemralia, who won the highest honour at
the recent 4-H Achievement Night as top
all-round 4-H member. receives her trophy from
Murray Cardiff, Huron -Bruce MP. (Photo by
Oke'
Mary Ann Van Dorp, RR2, Seaforth, received
her trophy for having the highest score in the
county; from Glen McNeil on behalf of former
MPP for Huron C.S. MeNaughtort of Exeter.
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WINS 4.H GATE 'SIGN COMPETITION—Bill
Jewitt of RR1,.Londesboro, who had the highest
. score, 4-H swine clubs, first year member and
also had the best 4-H gate sign exhibit, receives
his award from Earl Flinderley, manager of the
Clinton branch of the Bank of Montreal: (Photo
by Oke)
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Murray .Rundle, R.R. 1,
Centralia, highest scene in
the beef clubs; Bill Jewitt,
R.R. 1, Londesboro highest
score in -the Swine dubs, and
won the championship 4 -II
gate sign exhibit.
Champion all-round show.
man, Lyle Kinsman, R.R. 2,
Kippen, Was the champion
4-11 beef showman; Kevin
Smith, R.R 6, Goderich, 4-11
champion dairy showman;
Scott Robinson. R.R. 4,
Walton, champion 4.H swine
showman; David Townsend,
RR. 4. Seaforth; champion
shccp showman; Cheryl
Cann, R.R. • 3. Exeter.
champion horse showman;
Kevin Johnston, R.R. 2.
Bluevalc, champion
Herefoed calf; Sandra
Shelley. R.R. 2 Gorrie.
champion 'Shorthorn heifer;
Anne Proctes, R.R. 5.
Brussels. champion
Shorthorn steer; Kate Boon,
R.R. 2. Bluevale, highest
score. 4 -II sheep club; Les
Lawson, R.R. 5. Clinton.
champion fleece exhibit;
Peter Hellabare R.R. 1.
Relgrave. highest score. 4-11
tractor club.
MGIIEST SCORE
Grey Dungan, R.R. 3.
Exeter. on the award foe
highest, score in 4•11
plowmen's clubs; Kim
Kipfer. Dashwpod. was thc
top 4-1-1 Snewmobile member
th knoe ledge and safe
operatioe al vehicle; Bob
Pavkcje, R R. 2. Centralia.
highest senre snowniebilec
dub; Alan Powe, 8.5 2.
Centralia highest score. farm
safety club. Cheryl Stewart
R.R. 1. Kirkton. kghtsi
score. Exeter sweet 'corn
club; Alan Hodgert R.R. 1.
Woodham. outstanding
achievement, field crop
dubs; and Dalfid Marshall
in press reperts competition.
Championships: corn
exhibit. add white bean
exhibie•Kamifield 4-14 calf
club; grain ethibit Seaforth
4-11 calf club
CLUB AWARDS
Club awards—North Huron
Trail Waren trephiesetop
horse show man. Jennifer
Johns. ReR 2. Auburn. top
Fee illeet Man. June Haney.
R.R. 4. Seateeth and top colt
skew -man G"era Hunter. R.R.
1. Belgrave
Jedging cerripetitten
awards, High novice judge,
David Pullen, Clinten;
highest score. Briar&
McGavin. R R. 4. Walton;
high so. ire judge, Bruce
Godkin. 5 Ft 1, Walton; high
dairy judge Mae Franken.
R.R. 2, Auburn; hgih sheep
judge. Sheer Marshall. R.R.
3. Myth. high beef judge.
Paql Hoggarth. R.R. 2.
Kippen. and high horse
judge. David Marshall, R.R.
3, Myth.
Certificates for leader:
For 20 years voluntary
service were awarded to,
Gordan Papple. R.R. 5.
Seaforth for 15 years; Bob
McNe'l R.R. 6. Goderich:
for Ifk years; Joins Boyles-
chansker. R.R. 1, Ethel;
Douglas Harding, R.R. 1,
Gorrie and Albert Van
Dyken, Exeter; for 5 years:
Neil Hemingway. Brussels;
Barry Miller. Exeter; Brian
Oldfield, Seaforth; Rose
Marie Workman, Ciirddri;
and Bill Brock, Exeter.
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Jeff McGavin of RR4 Walton, who had the
highest score'in 4-H dairy clubs as a first year
member, receives his award from Harvey
Culbert of RF16, Goderich of Glen Green Forage
Mixtures.
BEEF AWARD PRESENVED—Paui Hoggarth,
Kippen. receives the fluron Cattlemens'
Association Award as high beef judge, from
Neil Stapleton of Auburn. president of the
association (Photo by Okel
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CHAMPION LIVESTOCK •SHOwnfiA4L-71 yle
Kinsman, RR2,-K1ppen, the champion all-reund
' 4-H Livestock showman and champion 4-1-1 beef
showman, receives one of his awards from -
Harry Verberg, manager of the Seaforth branch
of the Toronte Dom len bank. (Photo by Oke)
"MP SHEEP SHOWMAN—Del/Id Townsend,
RR4, Seaforth, the champion 4-H sheep
showman, receives his trophy from Murray
Gaunt, MPP Huron -Bruce. (Photo by Oke)
Paul Dodds of RF11, Seaforth received his gift
from Ron Clarkson on behalf of 'the SeafOrth
Branch of Canadian Imperial Bank of Com-
merce
Rab`es here increases
Although endemrc. raires
animals n Huron Conk
has been a problem sin-ce
nthl 1450s. the citarriatik
Metvase in instanees of the
disease in 148) N alarming
Sink:e January there have
been hq confirmed cases of
rabies in animals in the
county In If-rct there were
seven confirmed cases As
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the numbers increase the
risk of human exposure also
rases
The serious increase has
prompted officials of the
Canada Department of Agri-
culture to arrange anti -rabies
Yasonation clinics through-
out the Country beginning in
1
December The Huron Coun-
t!. Health Unit k also spon-
soring the clintcs
To date there have been no
cases a rabies in humans in
the County but because the
disease is usually fatal in
warm - blooded species and
became • house pets are a
common source of serious
cnntact. it is important pet
owners take advantage of the
free clinics
The breakdown of con-
firmed cases in seirnals is:
bovines.26. canines. 1. fe-
Bnes. 1. fwtee, 30. goats. 1,
poteines. 2 and ands,
mitcheit-seaforth
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