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Red Deer — Completing its 62nd year of operation, the Provincial 4-H Dairy Show was a huge success. With 62 members exhibiting their projects, the Red Deer Westerner was home to members and projects during this three day event, which ran from July 15- 17. “Due to the long standing tradition, of the Provincial Dairy show, people involved in the dairy industry are very familiar with the format of the event.” commented Leila Hickman Regional Specialist and show organizer. “It’s not unlikely for you to find three generations of family members, watching the show. It truly is a show with a great history.” While the schedule for the three day event leaves little room for down time, these 4-H members always find time to get in a little fun. “Getting to meet new people, and learn more about the industry”, is what keeps Christine Ronald coming back after 9 years. This three day event boasts some of the keenest dairy members across the province. The Dairy show is able to encompass a balanced palate between knowledge challenges, skill competitions and down time. Tuesday night’s quizzes varied on account of age group; however, regardless of age category, the final tallies between team’s cumulative score were just pints within one another. Judging, being that it as a skill that delegates use regularly whether it be with deciding between a pair of shoes or deciding between a cow/calf pair, is always a close competition and the six delegates who score the highest points on their judging are then asked to come back on Wednesday evening for Showring Judging. Thursday morning had the members competing in Showmanship, where it was obvious the amount of work and time these members put into working with their animals. Conformation took place on Thursday afternoon. While the main show is occurring, nominations for the Herdsmanship Award and Club Competition were gathered as well as having Print Marketing posters placed and Overall Aggregate winner points tabulated. Lee Morey (junior), Katelyn Crest (intermediate) and Lee Simanton (senior) were named winners of the Aggregate award within their respective age categories. On account of the talent, dedication and skill present at Dairy a full results page will be posted on the 4-H website. The Provincial 4-H Dairy Show is a result of the generous support of its Title Sponsor, Gas Alberta Inc; along with Co-Sponsors, Alberta Dairy Industry, Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development and Westerner Park. For more information on the Dairy Show, please contact Leila Hickman, Alberta 4-H Specialist. Or visit the 4-H website www.4h.ab.ca.

Above: Emily Ouillette, Lacombe 4-H Dairy

62nd Annual Provincial 4-H Dairy Show

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24th Annual Western Canadian Classic Qualifying Show

July 15, 16 and 17, 2008

Red Deer Westerner

62nd Annual Provincial 4-H Dairy Show and 24th Western Canadian Classic Qualifying Show

Tuesday, July 15th

Noon: Livestock arrival and set-up – unload Southside 4:30: Knowledge Skills Competition 6:30 Pizza and Ice Cream (Registered participants) 7:00 Club Registration and Committee Meeting 7:30 Social and evening activities

Wednesday, July 16th 7:00 Sponsored BREAKFAST for registered participants 8:00 Pre-clipping evaluation (begin with Juniors) 9:00 Clipping Competition (staggered start) 9:00 Print Marketing Competition will open

11:00-1:00 Sponsored LUNCH for registered participants/officials 1:00 Clipping Competition Evaluation 1:30 Judging Competition (3 Classes) 3:30 Dairy Husbandry Quiz

6:00 – 9:00 Print Marketing Competition continued Showring Judging Competition 7:00

Thursday, July 17th 6:30 – 8:30 Sponsored BREAKFAST for registered participants

9:00 Parade of Clubs and Opening Ceremonies 9:30 Showmanship Competitions - Open Contest for all members;

Gate Run of all Junior, Intermediate and Senior members followed by the Supreme Showman Championship

Noon Sponsored LUNCH for registered participants, officials & sponsors

1:00 Conformation Classes March Calf Intermediate Calf

Senior Calf Summer Yearling Junior Yearling Winter Yearling Senior Yearling Grand Champion Herd class

4:00 Closing Ceremonies - All delegates Announcement of award winners and recognition of officials

Livestock released after closing ceremonies MUST BE OUT OF BARNS COMPLETELY BY 6:00

2008 Provincial 4-H Dairy Show - 2

Rules and Regulations


All delegates pay a thirty ($40.00) dollar registration fee (includes GST). Clubs make their combined registration fee cheque payable to the 4-H Foundation of Alberta. This registration fee includes the show entry, t-shirt, parking and admission and five meals. WCC entries for non-4H will be charged a fee of $50.00 and it will include the show entry and five meals. Delegates compete in the following age categories as of January 1 of the current club year:

Junior - 9 to 11 Intermediate - 12 to 14

Senior - 15 to 20

All animals exhibited must be of a recognized North American dairy breed. Also, all animals must be officially registered 4-H project animals. An animal cannot be shown if the 4-H registration list and the calf’s registration papers do not match. If an exhibitor is unable to show his/her animal due to exceptional circumstances, another club member or sibling may show the animal. Exceptional circumstances are those which occur at the last minute, such as illness, injury or a death in the family. Delegates may find the following list of suggested equipment useful in making the showing of their animals as easy as possible: Pail, Grooming Supplies, Stall Cards, Club Banner, Feed, Bedding

Recommended dress code is the 4-H t-shirt provided and white pants, dark belt and hard toed shoes. The shirt is supplied for the delegates by Gas Alberta Inc and the Alberta Dairy Industry. Head bands will be used for show classes, and will be included in the club registration package.

Delegates, leaders, and sponsors may partake in the following meals at no charge: pizza party on Tuesday, breakfast and lunch on both Wednesday and Thursday. Meals for siblings, parents and other guests will be available at a cost of $10 per meal or $25.00 for the five meal package. Meal tickets can be purchased at the Provincial 4-H Dairy show office. There are also concessions open during the show at various locations throughout the Westerner Grounds. Clubs are responsible for keeping their stall and aisle tidy at all times. There are to be no bales or other barriers at the back of the stall. Bales, show equipment and boxes may be used to separate clubs between their designated stalls. All 4-H clubs should bring their club banner for the Parade of Clubs and to display at their stalls. Stalling is provided for 4-H animals according to the program schedule, beginning at noon on Tuesday and ending at 4 pm on Thursday. All 4-H animals must be housed in the areas designated for 4-H. All animals entered must be on the grounds and registered for the show by Tuesday, July 15th at 5:00 pm. The use of tranquillizing products on 4-H animals, immediately proceeding or at any 4-H project event is prohibited. Any animal that is tranquillized cannot be shown at a 4-H event.

Registration Fee

Equipment

Dress

Participation Categories

Animal Regulations

Stalling

Tranquillizers

Meals & Concession


Sponsors Thank you to those who help make this show a success for our 4-H members!

• Alberta Holstein Association Heidi Voegeli-Bleike RR 1 Didsbury, AB T0M 0W0

• Alberta Milk Haulers Association Rena Bland 10213-98 Ave Morinville AB T8R 1E8

• Alberta Milk

Charmaine Blatz 1303-91 Street SW Edmonton, AB T6X 1H1

• Alta Genetics

Kevin Lausen RR 2 Balzac AB T0M 0E0

• The Bienert Family

Mrs. Gladys Bienert Box 3150 Leduc, AB T9E 6L9

• Cargill Animal Nutrition

Kelly Howe Box 1150 Camrose AB T4V 1X2

• Caton’s Ltd.

Mike Walk 3806 – 53Avenue Lacombe, AB T4L 0A9

• Central Alberta Holstein Club Ryan Ronald RR 3 Ponoka, AB T4J 1R3

• The Chalack Family Mrs. Margaret Chalack RR 2 Cochrane AB T4C 1A2

• Clover Lea Farm Ltd. Bob Blair Box 18 Site 9 RR 4 Red Deer, AB T4N 5E4

• Continental Holsteins

Marjorie Atkins RR 2 Site 6 Box 4

Leduc, AB T9E 2X2 Corlane Holsteins

Fred Hofstra RR 2 Site 1 Box 4 Leduc AB T9E 2X2

• Coulee View Farms Ltd. John Haarman Box 114 Shaugnessy AB T0K 2A0

• Crestfield Farms Ltd.

Lance Briggs RR 1 Vimy AB T0G 2J0

• Crestomere Holsteins

Everett & Maylee Simanton RR4 Site 15 Box 1 Ponoka, AB T4J 1R4

• Fulcrest Farming Ltd.

Box 497 Delburne, AB T0M 0V0

• Gas Alberta Randy O’Hara

110, 1111-57 Avenue NE Calgary AB T2E 9B2

GenerVations

Dave Eastman

• Green Acres Holstein Club Benita Hummel

Box 988 Picture Butte, AB T0K 1V0

• Hunter Holsteins RR 1 Ferintosh AB T0B1M0

• Hylac Holsteins

Ken Fenske RR 2 Site 7 Box 6 Ponoka AB T4J 1R2

• Jersey Cattle Association of Alberta

Linda Rush RR 1 Crossfield AB T0M 0S0

• Marylander Holsteins Tim Hummel Box 988 Picture Butte AB T0K 1V0

• Master Feeds

Mike Haambuckers

• Mazylake Holsteins Marjorie Congdon Box 593 Bashaw AB T0B 0H0

• The Reg and Olive Gray Family

Reg and Olive Gray 52139 RR 232 Sherwood Park AB T8B 1B2

• Riveredge Farms

Wayne & Terry Anne Van Sickle Box 4 Site 2 RR 4 Innisfail AB T4G 1T9

• The Robert Stannard Family

Margaret Stannard 52263 RR 234 Sherwood Park AB T8B 1E3

• Roneamar Farms Ltd

Neale & Margaret Ronald RR 3 Ponoka, AB T4J 1R3

• Select Sires Daryl Friesen RR 1 Bentley AB T0C 0J0


• Skycrest Holsteins Ltd. John & Vicki Crest Box 85 Athabasca AB T9S 2A2

• Southrise Holsteins

Orville Schmidt General Delivery Rollyview AB T0C 2K0

• Unifeed

20 Liberty Road Sherwood Park AB T8H 2J6

• Viewridge Farm Ltd Ray and Joyce Wedman RR 1 Leduc AB T9E 2X1

• Wendon Holsteins Don and Wendy Chalack RR 2 Innisfail AB T4G 1T7

• West Country Dairy Supply

John Campmans RR 3 Site 10 Box 1 Olds AB T4H 1T4

• Western Auctions

Harry V. Pedersen & Wayne W. Meyers 5105-51A Street Leduc AB T9E 5L8

• Westgen Tars Cheema

6681 Glover Road Langley, BC V2Y 1M1 • Westpride Farms

Dale and Pat Stannard RR 3 Red Deer AB T4N 5E3

• Wrightside Holsteins

Don and Carol Wright Box 207 Didsbury AB T0M 0W0


Show Officials • Showmanship & Conformation Judge…. Tom Hofstra

• Associate Showmanship Judge………… Veronica Hunter

• Clipping Judge……………………………… Nancy & Ryan Friesen

• Reason Judges………………………………Len Congdon (Junior) Nancy Friesen (Junior) Ryan Friesen (Junior) Sarah Congdon (Intermediate) Mike Haambuckers (Intermediate) Pascale Wouters (Intermediate) Jillian Chalack (Senior) Paul Hunt (Senior) Jason Rietveld (Senior)

• Showring Judging Official………………. Amanda Poelman

• Ringperson………… ……………………… Pascale Wouters

• Gate Marshall………………………………. Westgen Representative

• Announcer…………………………………… Janet Kerr

• Secretary……………………………………… Kassandra Lougheed (4-H Ambassador) • Ribbon/Prize Presenter…………………..… Brittany Miller (4-H Ambassador)

Provincial Dairy Show Committee This committee put in many hours organizing meals, buying prizes, calling judges, planning fun activities, lining up cattle for judging, contacting sponsors, recruiting volunteers, and completing administration tasks. Thanks for your dedication! Green Acres Dairy William Slomp Lacombe Dairy Rene Klugkist Moo’s on the Moo-ve Sue Crest & Tracy Morey Mountain View Dairy Lexi Wright Rollyview 4-H Dairy Brenda Kozak & Tanya Reist 4-H Branch Leila Hickman & Jacqueline Ung

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Deadline: March 31, 2008

Members put countless hours into creating a neat, informative, accurate account of last year’s dairy project. The record book competition helps teach members the importance of maintaining proper, well-organized information on their project animal. Each club had the option of submitting top record books per level (junior, intermediate, senior). Name Club Junior 1st Place Evert Huyzer, Mountain View 4-H Dairy 2nd Place Iris Bottenberg, Mountain View 4-H Dairy 3rd Place Lotte Bottenberg, Mountain View 4-H Dairy Intermediate 1st Place Henriet Van de Brake, Moo’s on the Moo-ve 1st Place Casey Morey, Moo’s on the Moo-ve 2nd Place Katelyn Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve Senior 1st Place Katelyn Kozak, Rollyview 4-H Dairy 2nd Place Metty Van de Brake, Moo’s on the Moo-ve 3rd Place Aukje Appel, Mountain View 4-H Dairy


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Tuesday, 4:30 pm This contest gives delegates a chance to demonstrate their knowledge of dairy related subjects in a competitive setting. It will provide a fun and educational experience for both delegates and spectators. Dairy Project Bowl – Junior It’s the 4-H Dairy project’s version of “Quiz Kids”. This is a contest for all junior delegates.

Teams consist of four delegates. Questions come from information in the dairy project books. Teams and schedule are determined by show organizers; teams will compete at least twice. Round will end after all 21 questions are answered or 10 minutes is used, whichever is first. The first round of questions will be assigned by the moderator to individuals on each team.

Remaining questions will be delivered in the “toss-up” format. All questions will be worth 1 point each.

Name Club 1st Place Jaclyn Durrsma, Green Acres

Austin Klugkist, Lacombe Dairy

Lee Morey, Moo’s on the Moo-ve

2nd Place Matthew Hummel, Green Acres

Carson Klugkist, Lacombe

Jonas Haeni, Mountain View

Bailey Hofstra, Rollyview Dairy

3rd Place Austin Vandendool, Green Acres

Maryje Bikker, Moo’s on the Moo-ve

Emily Ouillette, Lacombe Dairy


Dairy Jeopardy – Intermediate This contest contains more excitement than the actual game show hosted by Alex Trebeck. Dairy Jeopardy is open to all intermediate delegates.

Teams consist of four delegates. Questions will come from information in the dairy project books. Teams and schedule are determined by show organizers; teams will compete at least twice. Round will end after all 20 questions are answered or 20 minutes is used, whichever is first. The format will be identical to the TV game show; delegates will have categories to choose

from with each question in that category worth a specified amount of points. Name Club 1st Place Jaime Hummel, Green Acres

Judy Ouillette, Lacombe Dairy

Katelyn Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve

Chance Hofstra, Rollyview Dairy

2nd Place Evan Hunter, Lacombe Dairy

Janine Bikker, Moo’s on the Moo-ve

Lars Iversen, Mountain View

Keith Kozak, Rollyview Dairy

3rd Place Bo Slomp, Green Acres

Monica Ouillette, Lacombe Dairy

Casey Morey, Moo’s on the Moo-ve


Dairy Team Challenge – Senior Members Put your thinking caps on!! Senior delegates will be given the chance to apply knowledge that they have gained throughout years of working with dairy animals.

Teams consist of four delegates; teams are determined by show organizers. Teams will be presented with a “problem” related to the dairy industry and must come up with

the best solution in only 30 minutes. Teams will have 5 minutes each to present their solution to a panel of judges. Teams will be judged on a number of criteria, including how well they solved the problem, how

well they worked as a team, etc. Name Club 1st Place Veronica Hunter, Lacombe Dairy

Metty Van de Brake, Lacombe Dairy

Margriet Appel, Mountain View

2nd Place Brittany Slomp, Green Acres

Michelle Schuurman, Lacombe Dairy

Chad Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve

Michelle Grunwald, Rollyview 4-H Dairy

3rd Place Djoeka Vande Pol, Green Acres

Lee Simanton, Lacombe 4-H Dairy

Erin Loogman, Moo’s on the Moo-ve

Katelyn Kozak, Rollyview 4-H Dairy


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Wednesday, 9:00 am (Staggered Start) This competition is open to all delegates. Members must bring a halter broken unclipped calf; the calf should be washed and have only its head clipped prior to the competition. Rope halters must be used. The official judge will inspect the calves at 8:00, before the competition begins. Members will then have 2 hours to complete their clipping. Junior members may work in pairs; intermediate and senior members must work individually. At the end of 2 hours, the official judge will once again inspect the animals to determine the winners in each age category as well as the overall winner. Name Club Junior 1st Place Micheal Hummel & Jaclyn Duursma, Green Acres 2nd Place Lee Morey, Moo’s on the Moo-ve ______ 3rd Place Austin Vandendool & Leighton Slingerland, Green Acres Intermediate 1st Place Jaclyn Hunter, Lacombe Dairy________ 2nd Place Lars Iversen, Mountain View _________ 3rd Place Katelyn Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve___ Senior 1st Place Chad Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve _____ 2nd Place Lee Simanton, Lacombe Dairy________ 3rd Place Christine Ronald, Lacombe Dairy_____ Overall Clipper Chad Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve_____


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Wednesday, 1:30 pm All delegates compete in this competition, which consists of 3 classes of 6 dairy animals – two heifer classes and a milking cow class. Delegates will be allowed 15 minutes for placing each class. During the class, delegates are not to handle the animals nor confer with any other delegates, leaders, parents, or spectators. After each class, delegates shall appear individually before a judge and will be allowed 2 minutes for presenting oral reasons on each class. An official will be appointed to judge each class and give the official placings. In the case of a tie between delegate scores, the team or individual scoring the highest number of points on reasons will be declared the winner. If the tie is still unbroken, the award will be given to the team or individual scoring the highest number of points on placing of the classes. The overall team score is determined by using the top 3 delegate scores from each club. Prizes are awarded to the top three individuals in each age category, the high overall individual in reasons, the high overall individual, and the high overall judging team. Pencils and judging cards will be supplied. Bring your own clipboard. Juniors – Judge two classes (one heifer class and the milking cow class) and will only give oral reasons on one class. Notes may be used while giving oral reasons. Intermediates – Judge all three classes and give oral reasons on all three classes. Notes may be used while giving oral reasons. Seniors - Judge all three classes and give oral reasons on all three classes. Points will be deducted if notes are used while giving oral reasons. Name Club Junior 1st Place Jonas Haeni, Mountain View 2nd Place Carson Klugkist, Lacombe 3rd Place Jillian Tabler, Rollyview Dairy Intermediate 1st Place Katelyn Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve 2nd Place Lars Iversen, Mountain View 3rd Place Casey Morey, Moo’s on the Moo-ve Senior 1st Place Metty Van de Brake, Lacombe Dairy 2nd Place Lee Simanton, Lacombe Dairy 3rd Place Jan Van de Brake, Lacombe Dairy Name Club


Overall Reasons 1st Place Lee Simanton, Lacombe Dairy 2nd Place Metty Van de Brake, Lacombe Dairy

3rd Place Jan Van de Brake, Lacombe Dairy Overall Placings 1st Place Metty Van de Brake, Lacombe Dairy 2nd Place Katelyn Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve 3rd Place Arisjan Appel, Mountain View Overall Judge 1st Place Metty Van de Brake, Lacombe Dairy 2nd Place Lee Simanton, Lacombe Dairy 3rd Place Katelyn Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve Overall Team 1st Place Metty Van de Brake Lee Simanton Jan Van de Brake 2nd Place Katelyn Crest Chad Crest Casey Morey 3rd Place Arisjan Appel Edith Wouters Lars Iversen The top six delegates from the judging competition advance to the Showring Judging Competition. Showring Judging Teams will consist of one acting judge and one acting ringman, working together to complete placing of the class, working of the ring, oral reasons to the public, and removing the class from the show ring. Delegates will be paired by event organizers.


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Wednesday, 3:30 pm

Even on summer holidays you can’t get away from quizzes! This quiz tests members on their general knowledge of dairy cows and the dairy industry. Questions were created from information found directly in the 4-H Dairy Project Books. The quiz covers topics such as general 4-H, safety, parts of the animal, medicines, equipment, feeds, pedigrees, different systems within the body, dairy breeds and calf care. Sharpen your pencils! Name Club Junior 1st Place Lee Morey, Moo’s on the Moo-ve 2nd Place Chandler Hofstra, Lacombe 3rd Place Jonas Haeni, Mountain View Intermediate 1st Place Jaclyn Hunter, Lacombe 2nd Place Lars Iversen, Mountain View 3rd Place Casey Morey, Moo’s on the Moo-ve Senior 1st Place Lee Simanton, Lacombe Dairy 2nd Place Brittany Slomp, Green Acres 2nd Place Djoeke Vandenpol, Green Acres


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Wednesday, 9:00 am – Noon & 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm (drop in) Delegates have the opportunity to develop an advertisement similar to one, which would appear in a full color dairy publication such as Holstein Journal. Only the materials provided may be used. These materials include markers, paper, pencil crayons, scissors, rulers, glue, etc. The topic of the advertisement will be given to the delegates upon checking in at the Print Marketing Contest. There is no registration for the contest. Delegates may drop in any time between 9 am and noon or 6 pm and 9 pm on Wednesday evening to complete their advertisement.

Name Club Junior 1st Place Jillian Tabler

2nd Place Bailey Hofstra

3rd Place Lee Morey, Moo’s on the Moo-ve

Intermediate 1st Place Jaclyn Hunter

2nd Place Mariah Schuurman

3rd Place Katelyn Crest

Senior 1st Place Erin Loogman

2nd Place Christine Ronald

3rd Place Veronica Hunter


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Wednesday, 7:00 pm The top members from the Judging competition will be given the opportunity to compete in the Showring Judging Competition. The partner groups will be the first & sixth, second & fifth and the third & fourth placing individuals. Groups will be able to designate who will be the official judge and who will be the ringperson. Showring Team 1st Place Lee Simanton Veronica Hunter 2nd Place Jan Van de Brake Katelyn Crest 3rd Place Chad Crest Metty Van de Brake


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Thursday, 9:30 am – 12:00 pm

The showmanship classes are open to all delegates attending the show. Delegates must show an animal entered by his/her club. Clubs may enter showmanship animals if necessary. Delegates will enter the show ring in a gate run format in junior, intermediate and senior categories. A maximum of 12 animals will be allowed in the ring at any particular time. The top 3-6 showmen (based on the judge’s discretion) will advance to the age group finals. Name Club Junior 1st Place Luke Iversen, Mountain View_______ 2nd Place Lee Morey, Moo’s on the Moo-ve____ 3rd Place Jaclyn Duursma__________________ Intermediate 1st Place _Katelyn Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve_ 2nd Place _Lars Iversen, Mountain View_______ 3rd Place _Micheal Haeni, Moutain View_______ Senior 1st Place _Lee Simanton, Lacombe Dairy_____ 2nd Place _Chad Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve__ 3rd Place _Katelyn Kozak, Rollyview_________ Overall 1st Place Lee Simanton, Lacombe Dairy 2nd Place Chad Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve


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Thursday, 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Clubs can enter up to three exhibits for each of the following classes: Junior Calf Mar 1 – May 31, 2008 Intermediate Calf Dec 1 – Feb 29, 2008 Senior Calf Sept 1 – Nov 30, 2007 Summer Yearling June 1 – Aug 30, 2007

Junior Yearling Mar 1 – May 31, 2007 Winter Yearling Dec 1 – Feb 28, 2007 Senior Yearling Sept 1 – Nov 30, 2006

The top two animals from each of the above classes advance to the Supreme Champion class.

Name Club

Junior Calf Champion Chad Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve Skycrest Nitro Pizazz Reserve Evert Huyzer, Mountain View Jackpot Fall River Solstice Intermediate Calf Champion Margriet Appel, Mountain View A Happel Starfish Pippa Reserve Keith Kozak, Rollyview Kozak Landmark Anastasia Senior Calf Champion Lee Simanton, Lacombe Dairy Crestomere Lou Victoria Reserve Chad Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve Skycrest Damion Doodle *Perpetual Trophy Provided By: Alberta Agriculture Summer Yearling Champion Lee Simanton, Lacombe Dairy Crasdale Dundee Tia Reserve Chad Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve Skycrest Dundee Putz *Perpetual Trophy Provided By: Rob Stannard Memorial Trophy


Name Club Junior Yearling Champion Chad Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve Skycrest Blitz Nolk Out Reserve Keith Kozak, Rollyview Dairy Kozak Champion Lupin *Perpetual Trophy Provided By: Cal Crapo Memorial Intermediate Yearling Champion Katelyn Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve Skycrest Blitz Kumquat Reserve Mitchel Hugo, Rollyview Dairy Redari Champion Leander *Perpetual Trophy Provided By: Aleverly Hosteins – The Poeter Family Senior Yearling Champion Bailey Hofstra, Rollyview Dairy Detimdale Coke Jasper Reserve Katelyn Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve Skycrest Astron Voodoo *Perpetual Trophy Provided By: Alberta Agriculture Supreme Champion Katelyn Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve Skycrest Blitz Kumquat Reserve Lee Simanton, Lacombe Dairy Crasdale Dundee Tia *Perpetual Trophy Provided By: Crestfield Farm Ltd Club Herd Champion Moo’s on the Moo-ve Reserve Lacombe Dairy *Perpetual Trophy Provided By: Douglas Bodwell Memorial *A Club Herd entry consists of the top senior calf, senior yearling, and one of the following: intermediate calf, summer yearling, junior yearling, or winter yearling.


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Throughout the Show (Nominations must be in to show organizers by 2 pm on Thursday)

Each club has the opportunity to nominate a deserving delegate from their club who: • Helps keep tidy, clean and groomed calves • Exhibits knowledge of animals • Shows good general conduct which includes being helpful to all other delegates • Displays consideration to safety of other members and the public • Participates in set up and maintenance of club stall Members receive a recognition gift.

Name Club Jenna Duursma___________________ Green Acres William Van de Brake & Carson Klugkist Lacombe Jillian Tabler______________________ Rollyview

Jos Bikker________________________ Moo’s on the Moove Michael Haeni______________________ Mountain View


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Individual Competition

The Aggregate award is designed to acknowledge the individual members who place consistently high in all member competitions held within the Provincial 4-H Dairy show. The following classes will be scored for the aggregate competition: Clipping, Judging, Quiz, Print Marketing, Record Book, and Showmanship. For each competition that the delegates enter and place, they will be awarded points based on their placing. At the end of the show, the delegates with the most points will earn the prize of Overall Aggregate. Name Club Junior 1st Place __Lee Morey – Moo’s on the Moove____ 2nd Place _Jonas Haeni – Mountain View________ 3rd Place __Joclyn Duursmai – Green Acres_____ Intermediate 1st Place _Katelyn Crest – Moo’s on the Moove___ 2nd Place _Lans Iverson – Mountain View_________ 3rd Place _Casey Morey – Moo’s on the Moove_____ Senior 1st Place _Lee Simanton - Lacombe______________ 2nd Place _Metty Van de Brake – Lacombe 4-H Dairy_ 3rd Place _Katelyn Kozak - Rollyview______________

Club Competition

Club Aggregate will be awarded based on the team scored competition.

Overall Club: ____Moo’s on the Moove

Reserve Overall Club: ____Lacombe 4-H Dairy_________


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Judging Competition Tom Chalack Memorial Trophy

High Individual

1980 – Danny Grad, Leduc 1981 – Maxine Cameron, CDC 1982 – Greg Thimer, Sturgeon Valley 1983 – Kirk Rutley, Mountain View 1984 – Greg Thimer, Rollyview 1985 – Greg Thimer, Rollyview 1986 – Greg Thimer, Rollyview 1987 – Martin Staub, Rollyview 1988 – Steven Lang, Viking Multi 1989 – Ella Wright, CDC 1990 – Lexi Wright, CDC 1991 – Laura Jeffery, CD 1992 – Julene Copithorne, Mountain View 1993 – Sigfried Wigewitz, Twilight 1994 – Sigfried Wigewitz, Twilight 1995 – Linsey Chalack, Mountain View 1996 – Jason Rietveld, Rollyview 1997 – Linsey Chalack, Mountain View 1998 – Linsey Chalack, Mountain View 1999 – Matthew Hofstra, Rollyview 2000 – Jillian Chalack, Mountain View 2001 – Laura Schuurman, Camrose 2002 – Jessica Simanton, Lacombe 2003 – Linda Rietveld, Rollyview 2004 – Pascale Wouters, Mountain View 2005 – Nancy Ronald, Lacombe 2006 – Lee Simanton, Lacombe 2007 – Katelyn Crest – Moo’s on the Moo-ve

Judging Competition Reasons Harry Bienert Memorial Challenge Trophy

High Individual Donated By: Gladys Bienert & Family

1986 - Greg Thimer, Rollyview 1987 - Greg Thimer, East Edmonton 1988 - Pat McAllister, Mountain View 1989 - Jim Stannard, East Edmonton 1990 - Lexi Wright, CDC 1991 - Lexi Wright, CDC 1992 - Ella Wright, CDC 1993 - Linsey Chalack, Mountain View 1994 - Julene Copithorne, Mountain View 1995 – Maureen Trautman, Bashaw 1996 - Linsey Chalack, Mountain View 1997 - Dereck Van Sickle, Mountain View 1998 - Linsey Chalack, Mountain View 1999 – Matthew Hofstra, Rollyview 2000 - Markus Hehli, Usona 2001 - Markus Hehli, Usona

2002 – Markus Hehli, Usona 2003 – Linda Rietveld, Rollyview 2004 – Sarah Congdon, Lacombe 2005 – Sandy Simanton, Lacombe 2006 – Lee Simanton, Lacombe 2007 – Lee Simanton, Lacombe

Showmanship The Alberta Dairyman’s Association Trophy

1960 - Douglas Bienert, Leduc 1961 - Jim Scott, Red Deer 1962 - Stanley Stannard, East Edmonton 1963 - Jim Scott, Red Deer 1964 - Linda Anderson, Springbank 1965 - Betty Folkerts, Springbank 1966 - Dale Hodgson, Springbank 1967 - Marjorie Boschee, Medicine Hat 1968 - Renee Bienert, Leduc 1969 - Don Chalack, Bearspaw 1970 - Dale Stannard, Red Deer 1971 - Gary Bienert, Leduc 1972 - Patsy Wright, Didsbury 1973 - Barry Kuhn, Leduc 1974 - Helen Naegeli, Bluffton 1975 - Matt Richards, Red Deer 1976 - Jim Brunschot, Lacombe 1977 - Tom Chalack, Bearspaw 1978 - Tom Chalack, Bearspaw 1979 - Lynn Clark, CDC 1980 - Lynn Clark, CDC 1981 - Danny Grad, Leduc 1982 - Curtis Clark, CDC 1983 - Greg Thimer, RollyView 1984 - Angela Johnson, Mountain View 1985 - Beverly Congdon, Bashaw 1986 - Beverly Congdon, Bashaw 1987 - Beverly Congdon, Bashaw 1988 - Greg Thimer, East Edmonton 1989 - Steven Lang, Viking Multi 1990 - Lexi Wright, CDC 1991 - Dereck Van Sickle, Mountain View 1992 - Lexi Wright, CDC 1993 - Len Congdon, Bashaw Dairy 1994 - Len Congdon, Bashaw Dairy 1995 - Dereck Van Sickle, Mountain View 1996 - Len Congdon, Bashaw 1997 - Linsey Chalack, Mountain View 1998 - Linsey Chalack, Mountain View 1999 - Andrew Wildeboer, Lacombe 2000 - Logan Chalack, Mountain View 2001 - Jessica Simanton, Lacombe 2002 – Sandy Simanton, Lacombe



2003 – Leanne Hilllis, Lacombe 2004 – Lee Simanton, Lacombe 2005 – Chad Crest – Moo’s on the Moo-ve 2006 – Lee Simanton, Lacombe 2007 – Veronica Hunter - Lacombe

Champion Junior Calf

1998 - Amanda Taylor, Mountain View 1999 - Nicolas Renggli, Mountain View 2000 - Nancy Ronald, Lacombe 2001 - Veronica Hunter, Camrose 2002 - Rebeka Hunter, Camrose 2003 – Shelley Hillis, Lacombe 2004 – John Haynes, Rollyview 2005 – Rebeka Hunter, Camrose 2006 – Cody Hofstra, Rollyview 2007 – Katelyn Kozak, Rollyview

Champion Intermediate Calf Alberta Agriculture

1988 – Chris Thimer, East Edmonton 1989 – Derek Van Sickle, Mountain View 1990 – Mark Van Zeggelaar, Green Acres 1991 – Darren Hipkin, East Edmonton 1992 – Len Congdon, Bashaw 1993 – Linsey Chalack, Mountain View 1994 – Amanda Taylor, Mountain View 1995 – Jessica Simanton, Lacombe 1996 – Andrew Wildeboer, Lacombe 1997 – Dereck Van Sickle, Mountain View 1998 – Christine Hofstra, Rollyview 1999 – Jessica Simanton, Lacombe 2000 – Veronica Hunter, Camrose 2001 – Jessica Simanton, Lacombe 2002 – Linda Rietveld, Rollyview 2003 – Lee Simanton, Lacombe 2004 – Bernice Vanderwal, Lacombe 2005 – Chad Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve 2006 – Arisjan Appel, Mountain View 2007 – Katelyn Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve

Champion Senior Calf Department of Agriculture Trophy

1947 - Miss CA Richards, Red Deer 1948 - Geo. Gibb Jr., East Edmonton 1949 - R. Clark, Didsbury 1950 - R. Clark, Didsbury 1951 - Geo. Gibb Jr., East Edmonton 1952 - R. Clark, Didsbury 1953 – Carol Toane, East Edmonton 1954 - George Stannard, East Edmonton 1955 - Stewart Geckie, Bearspaw

1956 - Joanne Tremmel, Botha 1957 - Joanne Tremmel, Botha 1958 – Mary Jane Clark, Didsbury 1959 - Isabelle Hunter, Carstairs 1960 - Martin Stannard, East Edmonton 1961 - Brenda Young, Springbank 1962 – Terry Cornish, Carstairs 1963 - Martin Stannard, East Edmonton 1964 - Brenda Young, Springbank 1965 – Betty Folkerts, Springbank 1966 – Lloyd C. Copithorne, Bearspaw 1967 – Linda Scott, Red Deer 1968 - Don Chalack, Bearspaw 1969 - Agnes Folkerts, Springbank 1970 - Gail Wright, Didsbury 1971 - Sandy Copithorne, Cochrane 1972 - Joanne Hawkwood, Bearspaw 1973 - Beverly Van Tighem, Foothills 1974 - Mary Ann Richards, Red Deer 1975 - Robert McGhand, Camrose 1976 - Curtis Clark, CDC 1977 - Tom Chalack, Bearspaw 1978 - Carol Van Brunshot, CDC 1979 - Carol Van Brunshot, Mountain View 1980 - Mike Lucas, Mountain View 1981 - Curtis Clark, CDC 1982 - Greg Thimer, Sturgeon Valley 1983 - Jimmy Stannard, East Edmonton 1984 - Liz Vander Wekken, Green Acres 1985 - Lexi Wright, Mountain View 1986 - Sue Wedman, Rollyview 1987 - Cory Gross, Rollyview 1988 - Darren Lind, Twilite Dairy 1989 - Julene Copithrone, Mountain View 1990 - Linsey Chalack, Mountain View 1991 - Tanya Van Sickle, Mountain View 1992 - Robert Klys, CDC 1993 - Maureen Trautman, Bashaw 1994 - Len Congdon, Bashaw 1995 - Daniel Hofstra, Rollyview 1996 - Linsey Chalack, Mountain View 1997 - Dereck Van Sickle, Mountain View 1998 - Linsey Chalack, Mountain View 1999 - Logan Chalack, Mountain View 2000 - Jessica Simanton, Lacombe 2001 - Rebeka Hunter, Camrose 2002 – Cristine Hofstra, Rollyview 2003 – Linda Rietveld, Rollyview 2004 – Nicolas Renggli, Mountain View 2005 – Chad Crest – Moo’s on the Moo-ve 2006 – John Haynes, Rollyview 2007 – Katelyn Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve

Champion Summer Yearling Rob Stannard Memorial Trophy


1989 – Chris Thimer, East Edmonton 1990 – Tracey Crest, Sturgeon Valley 1991 – Alice Schiller, Sturgeon Valley 1992 – Lexi Wright, CDC 1993 – Dereck Van Sickle, Mountain View 1994 – Linsey Chalack, Mountain View 1995 – Matt Hofstra, Rollyview 1996 – Julene Copithorne, Mountain View 1997 – Christian Lindved- Jensen, Mountain View 1998 – Linsey Chalack, Mountain View 1999 – Amanda Taylor, Mountain View 2000 – Heidi Hofstra, Rollyview 2001 – Christine Hofstra, Rollyview 2002 – Markus Hehli, Usona 2003 – Laurena Ronald, Lacombe 2004 – Ty Copithorne, Mountain View 2005 – Sandy Simanton, Lacombe 2006 – Katelyn Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve 2007 – Micheal Haeni – Mountain View

Champion Junior Yearling Cal Crapo Memorial Trophy

1986 – Kelly Wedman - Rollyview 1987 – Jason Thimer - East Edmonton 1988 - Tanya Van Sickle, Mountain View 1989 - Erin Tolsma, Lacombe 1990 - Corry Gross, Rollyview 1991 - Martin Staub, Rollyview 1992 - Joann Galliford, Sturgeon Valley 1993 - Maureen Trautman, Bashaw 1994 - Caden Chalack, Mountain View 1995 - Dereck Van Sickle, Mountain View 1996 - Jessica Simanton, Lacombe 1997 - Dereck Van Sickle, Mountain View 1998 - Jillian Chalack, Mountain View 1999 - Logan Chalack, Mountain View 2000 - Jillian Chalack, Mountain View 2001 - Jillian Chalack, Mountain View 2002 – Cristine Hofstra, Rollyview 2003 – Rebeka Hunter, Camrose 2004 – Casey Morey, Moo’s on the Moo-ve 2005 – Lee Simanton, Lacombe 2006 – Chad Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve 2007 – Chad Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve

Champion Winter Yearling Alevery Holstein (The Poeter Family)

1991 – Julene Copithorne, Mountain View 1992 – Arlin Schiller, Sturgeon Valley 1993 – Dereck Van Sickle, Mountain View 1994 – Linsey Chalack, Mountain View 1995 – Jessica Simanton, Lacombe 1996 – Jessica Simanton, Lacombe

1997 – Andrew Wildeboer, Lacombe 1998 – Dereck Van Sickle, Mountain View 1999 – Jessica Simanton, Lacombe 2000 – Jillian Chalack, Mountain View 2001 – Leanne Hillis, Lacombe 2002 – Jessica Simanton, Lacombe 2003 – Kim Rietveld, Rollyview 2004 – Lee Simanton, Lacombe 2005 – Metty Van de Brake, Moo’s on the Move 2006 – Lee Simonton, Lacombe 2007 – Katelyn Crest – Moo’s on the Moo-ve

Champion Senior Yearling Department of Agriculture Trophy

1947 - Dorothy Anderson, Springbank 1948 - Jim Brewster, Bowden 1949 - Dorothy Anderson, Springbank 1950 - Joan Richards, Red Deer 1951 - Robert Clarke, Didsbury 1952 - Melba Koetke, Holden 1953 - Kay Richards, Red Deer 1954 - Carol Toane, East Edmonton 1955 - Shirley Jackson, Bearspaw 1956 - Stewart Geckie, Balzac 1957 - Shirley Jackson, Bearspaw 1958 - Robert Eisman, Wetaskiwin 1959 - Barbara Black, Bearspaw 1960 - Don Wright, Olds 1961 - Wendy Robinson, Erskine 1962 - Brenda Young, Springbank 1963 - Casey Korven, Rocky Mtn House 1964 - David Longeway, Carstairs 1965 - Brenda Young, Springbank 1966 - Donald Walker, Vegreville 1967 - Lloyd Copithorne, Cochrane 1968 - Gordon Atkins, Springbank 1969 - Don Chalack, Bearspaw 1970 - Agnes Folkerts, Springbank 1971 - Jim Van Brunschot, Okotoks 1972 - Jack Haynes, Okotoks 1973 - Shelley McGhan, New Sarepta 1974 - Connie Larsen, Bearspaw 1975 - Shirley Congdon, Donalda 1976 - Bernie Schmidt, Rollyview 1977 - Tom Chalack, Bearspaw 1978 - Tom Chalack, Bearspaw 1979 - Danny Grad, Millet 1980 - Danny Grad, Millet 1981 - Mike Lucas, Mountain View 1982 - Curtis Clark, CDC 1983 - Glenn Crest, Northern Lights 1984 - Angela Johnson, Mountain View 1985 - Kelly Wedman, Millet 1986 - Lexi Wright, Mountain View 1987 - Pat McAllister, Mountain View

1982 - Mountain View 1988 - Cory Gross, Rollyview 1983 - CDC 4-H Dairy Club 1989 - Len Congdon, Bashaw 1984 - Leduc 4-H Dairy Club 1990 - Darren Hipkin, East Edmonton 1985 - East Edmonton 1991 - Linsey Chalack, Mountain View 1986 - East Edmonton 1992 - Dereck Van Sickle, Mountain View 1987 - Bashaw Dairy Club 1993 - Maureen Trautman , Bashaw 1988 - East Edmonton 1994 - Crystal Crest, Sturgeon Valley 1989 - Twilite 4-H Dairy Club 1995 - Jessica Simanton, Lacombe 1990 - East Edmonton 1996 - Andrew Wildeboer, Lacombe 1991 - Mountain View 1997 - Craig Fenske, Usona 1992 – CDC 1998 - Sarah Ronald, Lacombe 1993 – Bashaw 1999 - Matthew Hofstra, Rollyview 1994 - Mountain View Dairy 2000 - Logan Chalack, Mountain View 1995 - Lacombe 4-H Dairy 2001 - Jessica Simanton, Lacombe 1996 - Lacombe 4-H Dairy 2002 – Rebeka Hunter, Camrose 1997 - Mountain View Dairy 2003 – Leanne Hillis, Lacombe 1998 - Mountain View Dairy 2004 – Laurena Ronald, Lacombe 1999 - Mountain View Dairy 2005 – Pascale Wouters, Mountain View 2000 - Mountain View Dairy 2006 – Chad Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve 2001 - Lacombe 4-H Dairy 2007 – Lee Simanton, Lacombe 2002 – Lacombe 4- H Dairy

2003 – Lacombe 4-H Dairy Supreme Grand Champion Female 2004 – Lacombe 4-H Dairy Viewridge Farm Trophy 2005 – Moo’s on the Moo-ve 2006 – Moo’s on the Moo-ve 1983 - Curtis Clarke, CDC 2007 – Moo’s on the Moo-ve 1984 - Jann Schultz, CDC 1985 - Jason Thimer, Rollyview 1986 - Kent Beinert, Millet 1987 - David Trautman, Bashaw 1988 - Darren Hipkin, East Edmonton 1989 - Erin Tolsma, Lacombe


1990 - Darren Hipkin, East Edmonton 1991 - Tanya Van Sickle, Mountain View

1992 - Robert Klys, Mountain View/CDC 1993 - Linsey Chalack, Mountain View 1994 - Caden Chalack, Mountain View 1995 - Jessica Simanton, Lacombe 1996 - Julene Copithorne, Mountain View 1997 - Craig Fenske, Usona 1998 - Linsey Chalack, Mountain View 1999 - Logan Chalack, Mountain View 2000 - Logan Chalack, Mountain View 2001 - Jessica Simanton, Lacombe 2002 – Jessica Simanton, Lacombe 2003 – Leanne Hillis, Lacombe 2004 – Casey Morey, Moo’s on the Moo-ve 2005 – Chad Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve 2006 – Chad Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve 2007 – Chad Crest, Moo’s on the Moo-ve

Champion Dairy Cow Herd Doug Bodwell Trophey

1980 - Millet 4-H Dairy Club 1981 - Leduc 4-H Dairy Club

This I Believe....

The origin of this is unknown, but the words hold meaning that all of us can strive for in 4-H.

1. The 4-H boy or girl is more important than the 4-H project.

2. 4-H is not trying to replace the home, the church, and the school, only to supplement them.

3. A 4-H boy or girl is the best 4-H exhibit.

4. No 4-H award is worth more than what happens to a 4-H member or leader.

5. Learning how to do something is more important than the doing of it to perfection.

6. Many things in learning are caught rather than taught.

7. A red ribbon 4-Her with a blue ribbon animal is more desirable than a blue ribbon 4-H'er with a red ribbon animal.

8. Learning to do by doing is fundamental in any sound educational program and is what

makes us all 4-H’ers.

9. Generally speaking, there is more than one good way to do most things.

10. Every 4-H member needs to be noticed, to feel important, to be on top, and to be praised.

11. The leader’s job is to teach 4-H members how to think, not what to think.

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