December 2010 - 4-H Ontario

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4-H ONTARIO LEADERSHIP IN ACTION • DECEMBER 2010 • PAGE 12 The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair TD CANADA TRUST AGRICULTURE SERVICES YOUTH LEADERSHIP CONGRESS Champion), Kade Earley of Middlesex (Novice Reserve), Charlie Crump of Middlesex (Junior Champion), Emily May of Middlesex (Junior Reserve), Randy Bloetjes of Middlesex (Intermediate Champion), Nathan Aitken of Middlesex (Intermediate Reserve) Gary Finlay of Huron (Senior Champion) and Cody MacKinnon of Elgin (Senior Reserve). The Grand Champion Lamb was Ruby Rose. Congratulations go to the Champions in each of the breed categories: Sarah Brien of Chatham- Kent (Any Other Breed), Nicole Shelley of Grey (Any Other Breed-Longwool), Gabbi Schlosser of Grey (Cross Breeds Class 1), Carmen Crump of Middlesex (Cross Breeds Class 2), Randy Bloetjes of Middlesex (Dorset), Emily May of Middlesex (Oxford), Brad Skinner of Middlesex (Soutdown) and Kristen Giffen of Grenville (Suffolk). The Classic Dairy Show Out in the dairy barns, 337 of Canada’s top dairy youth across Canada were preparing for the 31st annual Classic. Walking through the barns you could see 4-H members working together to produce top quality displays and exceptionally well-groomed calves. This year the Champion Showperson was awarded to Justin Crowley from Peterborough with Reserve going to Kelsey Mode from Prescott. The Grand Champion Calf went to RockyMountain Goldwyn Trisha (Goldwyn) shown by Ashley O’Hara of South Simcoe with Reserve Grand Champion honours going to Augure Reine Laramie (Laramie) shown by Patricia Auger from Quebec East. Honourable Reserve Champion Kelsey Mode, Prescott and Grand Champion, Justin Crowley, Peterborough. Reserve Champion Calf, Patricia Auger, Quebec East and Champion Calf, Ashley O’Hara, South Simcoe. Mention went to Lockmar Sidney Dorothy (Sidney) shown by Andrew Lockie of York. The Herdsman Display competition was won by Ontario’s team from Waterloo 4-H Association with Northumberland in a very close second position. Northumberland was named Best Group of Three winners with Quebec East placing second. The Premier County Bill Edelstein Bowl was presented to Northumberland County. Junior Beef Heifer Show Team participants representing 4-H across Canada worked together to get their calves, and themselves, ready for the show ring during the Junior Beef Heifer Show. Showmanship Judge Brett Barber from Channing, Texas selected Scott MacDonald (Hamilton-Wentworth) as Grand Champion Showperson and Caylynne Brown (Northumberland) Reserve at this year’s competition. Conformation Judge Brent & Darrell Saunders from Markdale, Ontario selected the Champion Angus heifer Bailey Acres Barbara 3W led by Sara Jobin (Durham West) as the Grand Champion Showman Scott MacDonald, Hamilton-Wentworth. Reserve Grand Champion Showman Caylynne Brown, Northumberland. Grand Champion Heifer with Reserve going to Hawthorne Queen 6W led by Emma English (Renfrew). Congratulations go to the other Showmanship victors: Caylynne Brown (Champion Junior), Laura Scott (Reserve Junior), Brett English (Champion Intermediate) and Jack Oattes (Reserve Intermediate) and Melanie Gollinger (Reserve Senior). On the confirmation side, victors, by breed, were: Sara Jobin (Champion Angus), Meghan Foubert (Reserve Angus), Michelle Micks (Champion Charolais), Erin Briggs (Reserve Charolais), Clayton White (Reserve Commercial), Josh Lasby (Champion Hereford), Ryan Briggs (Reserve Hereford), Tyler Nostadt (Champion Limousin), Melanie Gollonger (Reserve Limousin), Jarod Scott (Chamption Maine Anjou), Tyler Preece (Reserve Maine Anjou), Julian Brown (Champion Shorthorn), Connor Livingston (Reserve Shorthorn), Kalie Dufault (Champion Simmental), Aaron Mitchell (Reserve Simmental), Patti Blake (Champion, Any Other Purebred Heifer) and Ashley McNevan (Reserve, Any Other Purebred Heifer). Dairy Goat During this competition youth participated in both showmanship and confirmation classes. The Grand Champion Diary Goat Showperson was Adrian Franken of Durham, Ontario. Evan Stanley of Norwood, Ontario had a great day receiving Reserve Champion Showmanship and Reserve Champion Dairy Goat Confirmation honours as well as the Flora Zaporzon Memorial Trophy for Greatest Achievement during the Royal Youth Goat Show. Grand Champion Dairy
4-H ONTARIO LEADERSHIP IN ACTION • DECEMBER 2010 • PAGE 13 The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair TD CANADA TRUST AGRICULTURE SERVICES YOUTH LEADERSHIP CONGRESS Memorial Trophy, The Canadian Co-operative Wool Growers Award, and the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair Award. Courtney Tupper snagged the Driscoll Dorsets Award while Kayla Elliott won the Great Lake Sales Award. President’s Cup 2010 Winners Taking home top honours this year was Jenna Haelzle of Harrison, Ontario followed by Stephanie Warner of Hastings, Ontario. Grand Champion Showman Dairy Goat Youth Show, Adrian Franken, Durham. 4-H Field Crops Grand Champion Doe, Dairy Goat Youth Show, Brooke Hansford, Melbourne. Goat Confirmation honours went to Brooke Hansford of Melbourne, Ontario. Congratulations go to the other Showmanship victors: Tyler Hansford (Champion Pee Wee Showmanship), Hannah Wood (Champion Junior Showmanship). As well, congratulations go to the Champions in each of the breed categories: Brooke Hansford (Alpine), Evan Stanley (Saanen), Taylor Penny (Toggenburg), Alex Cripps (La Mancha) and Jordon Hansford (Nubian). Ladies Lead and Wool With the objective of presenting a class of sheep in the most attractive manner and to improve the image of a Sheep Show while assisting in the promotion of wool, Margaret Currie from Wellington 4-H Association captured top honours. Not only did she nab first place, she also took home the Albert and Reta Hunter First and second place barley sheaves won by Jason Turnbull, Haldimand and Andrea Smith, Hamilton- Wentworth.. Competitors from across the province competed in 14 different classes in this year’s Field Crops Competition. Jason Turnbull of the Haldimand 4-H Association, had a very successful day as he came away with first place honours in Barley (2 rowed), Corn (ear, dent), Corn (shelled, dent), Sheaf (Oat), Sheaf (Wheat) and Sheaf (Barley). Matt Smith, from Hamilton- Wentworth, was awarded first place for his entry in the Wheat (any variety) class, while Sarah Long, from Haldimand, received first place for her entry in the Oats (any variety) class. Red ribbons were also award to Julie Smith from Hamilton- First and second place wheat sheaves won by Jason Turnbull, Haldimand and Tammy Fischer, Bruce. Wentworth in the Barley (6 rowed) class; Leanne Dieleman from Chatham-Kent in the Soybeans (any variety) class; Derek Lillico from Dundas in the Beans (white or coloured) class; Deanna Ringelberg of Hamilton-Wentworth in the Hay (first cut) class; Mathew McKeon of Chatham- Kent in the Hay (second cut or later) class; and Michael Richards of Haldimand in the Artistic Display (4-H) class. Go For The Gold Teams from Durham East, Huron, Haldimand, Lanark, Oxford and Sudbury 4-H Associations represented their regions in a very competitive provincial Go For The Gold competition showcasing their 4-H enthusiasm and knowledge of various 4-H projects from dairy to horse and scrapbooking to small engines and current events. Games were composed of various types of questions including short answers, assigned multiple choice, who or what am I, snappers (true or false) and pop up questions. After five preliminary rounds and a nail-biting championship game, the team from Region 2 - representing Lanark 4-H Association - grabbed gold at the Go For The Gold provincial championships held November 6th at the Royal
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