Fort Saskatchewan 4-H Beef Club Program 2018 by Twine Design & Graphics

Est. 1943 2017-2018 Members SENIORS:

INTERMEDIATES:

JUNIORS:

CLEAVERS:

Adam Burnett Alyssa Burnett Robyn Burnett Cherese Eidick Ty Fluker Brooklyn Kalbfleisch Taylor Kalbfleisch Garrett McPherson Rebecca Palmquist Reagan Repka Tia Schram Brody Fluker Konnor Kalbfleisch Hailey Robertson Peyten Appleman Brooke Gabert Carter Welton-Lawrence Blaine Robertson Émilie Skippen Addisen Appleman Charlie Rae Schmidt

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Twine Design & Graphics 780-907-7954 • Ardrossan, Alberta

The 4-H Pledge I pledge, My Head to clearer thinking, My Heart to greater loyalty, My Hands to larger service, My Health to better living, For my club, my community and my country.

The 4-H Grace (Tune of Auld Lang Syne) We thank thee, Lord, for blessings great On this, our own fair land. Teach us to serve thee joyfully, With head, heart, health and hand.

Fort Saskatchewan 4-H Beef Club 2017-18 Schedule of Events 7:30 am 7:00 am - 8:00 am

Cattle must be on the premises Steer Weigh-In

9:00 am

Opening Ceremonies Welcome from the President, Rebecca Palmquist National Anthem 4-H Pledge, lead by Rebecca Palmquist and Alumni Group Picture

9:30 am

Showmanship Novice Showmanship Junior Showmanship, top two advance to Champion Showman Drive Intermediate Showmanship, top two advance to Champion Showman Drive Senior Showmanship Split 1, top three advance to Senior Championship Senior Showmanship Split 2, top three advance to Senior Championship Senior Champion, top two advance to Champion Showman Drive Overall Showman

10:30 am

Cleaver Showmanship

10:45 am

Female Show 3 Year Old Cow-Calf, top two advance to Grand Champion Drive 2 Year Old Cow-Calf, top two advance to Grand Champion Drive Junior Yearling Heifer, top two advance to Champion Yearling Heifer Drive Senior Yearling Heifer, top two advance to Champion Yearling Heifer Drive Champion Yearling Heifer, top two advance to Grand Champion Drive Grand Champion Female Drive

11:00 am

Market Steer Show Lightweight Steers, top two advance to Grand Champion Market Steer Drive Middleweight Steers, top two advance to Grand Champion Market Steer Drive Heavyweight Steers, top two advance to Grand Champion Market Steer Drive

12:45 pm

Lunch, Moyer Rec Centre Hall, west entrance. Sponsored by Crop Production Services and Co-Op, North Central Food Store.

1:30 pm

Grand Champion Market Steer Drive

2:00 pm

Market Steer Sale - Sale order: 1) Club-Raised Steer 2) Grand Champion 3) Reserve Champion 4) Remaining Steers - Random, as drawn

Est. 1943 2017 Sponsors

The partnerships members have forged with local community businesses have brought both benefits. The members understand the commitment to their vision by the businesses that support them. In turn, the businesses appreciate the member’s dedication to their projects and community.

ATB Financial Beaver Creek Co-Op Chris’s No Frills Crop Production Services Dmytryk Farms Farnese Insurance Fort Saskatchewan Co-Op Greg and Cathy Burnett & Family Guenther Construction JNR Farms Jolly Acres Josephburg Agricultural Society KAY-R Charolais KC Stock Farm Keyera Killeen Veterinary Service Lafarge McEwan’s Fuels and Fertilizers MCK Farms New Rosedale Feedmill Norm Hill Realty

North Hill Simmental Noyen Construction Paul Hotke Professional Corp. POTS and PANS Richard Woroschuk Safeway - Fort Saskatchewan Servus Credit Union Sherritt Stockyards Veterinary Services Straightline Dodge Sturgeon Creek Fert Tailor Made Insurance The Jerky Boy - Dan Koenig Theune Financial Corporation Ltd. Tirecraft - Fort Sask Tru-West Company Limited Twine Design & Graphics Viking Auction Market Wayne Building Products Wild Rose Animal Clinic - Dr. Hee

2017 Buyers

The members would like to thank the following buyers for their support of the 2017 Steer Sale. Tia Schram . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Beaver Creek Co-Op Regan Repka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Co-Op Insurance Club Raised Steer . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D & A Guenette Taylor Kalbfleisch . . . . . . . . . . . . . .D & A Guenette Konnor Kalbfleisch . . . . . . . . . . . .D & A Guenette Brooklyn Kalbfleisch . . . . . . . . . . .D & A Guenette Peri Phillips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Deerland Equipment Ty Fluker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Integra Tire Rebecca Palmquist . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kitek Group Kayla Kutz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kooter Consulting Rayanna Repka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Morand Industries

Carson MacMillan . . . . . . . . . . . . .North Country Livestock Tateum McPherson . . . . . . . . . .PMB Farms Corbin Junck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Superior Crop Services Kord Phillips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tailor Made Insurance Brody Fluker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tailor Made Insurance Garrett McPherson . . . . . . . . . . .Tofield Packers Morgan Hull . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tru West Company Ltd Taylor Mosmann . . . . . . . . . . . .Veenstra Fabricating Emilie Skippen . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Viking Auction Market Jayton Corcoran . . . . . . . . . . . . .Viking Auction Market Adam Burnett . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Webbs Machinery

Fort Saskatchewan 4-H Beef Club 2017-18 Showmanship Novice Showmanship

Sponsored by The Viking Auction Market PLACING

1. Hailey Robertson 2. Brooke Gabert 3. Carter Welton-Lawrence 4. Blaine Robertson

Junior Showmanship

Sponsored by The Jerky Boy - Dan Koenig PLACING

1. Peyten 3.

Appleman

Brooke Gabert

4. Carter

Welton-Lawrence

5. Blaine

Robertson

6. Ã&#x2030;milie

Skippen

Intermediate Showmanship

Sponsored by Servus Credit Union and Dmytryk Farms PLACING

1. Brody

Fluker

2. Konnor 3.

Kalbfleisch

Hailey Robertson

Est. 1943 Showmanship Senior Showmanship - Split 1

Sponsored by Wayne Building Products PLACING

1. Garrett McPherson 2. Brooklyn Kalbfleisch 3. Regan Repka 4. Ty Fluker 5. Robyn Burnett 6. Alyssa Burnett

Senior Showmanship - Split 2 Sponsored by Jolly Acres PLACING

1. Cherese Eidick 2. Rebecca Palmquist 3. Tia Schram 4. Adam Burnett 5. Taylor Kalbfleisch

Senior Showmanship - Champion

Sponsored by MCK Farms and Northill Simmental

Champion Showmanship Drive 2.

1. 2.

Sponsored by Pots Bar & Grill

Est. 1943

Adam

BURNETT

Number of Years in 4-H: Nine Project Name / Breed: Rosie - Angus/Simmental Fave 4-H Event: Provincial public speaking and district tubing at Sunridge Ski Hill What you like best about 4-H? Friends that I have made over the years Other interests / comments? Video games, reading, and helping on the farm.

Alyssa

BURNETT

Sponsored by McEwen's Fuels & Fertilizers

Number of Years in 4-H: Seven Project Name / Breed: Skunk - Speckle Park/Angus Fave 4-H Event: District tubing at Sunridge and Regional Fair. What you like best about 4-H? Getting together with other members at club activities. Other interests? Swimming and horseback riding and driving in Dadâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s truck real fast.

Fort Saskatchewan 4-H Beef Club 2017-18

Robyn

BURNETT

Number of Years in 4-H: Seven Project Name / Breed: Thomas - Speckle Park/Angus Fave 4-H Event: Tubing at Sunridge and a dance party with the Strathcona Rein Riders. What you like best about 4-H? Working with the cows Other interests? Swimming, dancing and music.

Cherese

EIDICK

Number of Years in 4-H: Eight Project Name / Breed: Cupcake/Clubby x Angus. Muffin and Calf -Angus x Simmental Fave 4-H Event: Achievement Day, Christmas Party, Public Speaking, and 4-H summer camps What you like best about 4-H? Learning more about cattle and the cattle industry as well as showing and spending time with friends Other interests? I love spending time outdoors, riding and training horses, as well as spending time working with my brothers.

Sponsored by Greg & Cathy Burnett and Family

Est. 1943

Brody

FLUKER

Number of Years in 4-H: Five Project Name / Breed: Spark-Plug. Black Angus X Speckle Park. Sugar-Black Angus Cross and Fabulous- Black Angus X Fave 4-H Event: Tubing at Sunridge in Edmonton. Lots of different clubs came and we all had blast going down the hill, all tied together. What you like best about 4-H? What I like best about 4-H is working with all my animals. I have three projects this year.

FLUKER

Number of Years in 4-H: Five Project Name / Breed: Kid - Black Angus X Fave 4-H Event: My Favorite 4H Event is always the christmas parties. My favorite year was when we went out for a horse drawn sleigh ride and we pushed Mr. Hull off into the snow. What you like best about 4-H? Hanging out with all the friends I have made in my club and other clubs Other interests/comments? I have played football for the past 4 years. I currently play for my High School team, the Salisbury Sabers.

Sponsored by Fort Saskatchewan Veterinary Clinic

Fort Saskatchewan 4-H Beef Club 2017-18

Brook

GABERT

Number of Years in 4-H: First year Project Name / Breed: Little Miss - Black Angus Fave 4-H Event: Ronald McDonald House What you like best about 4-H? Going to beef learning day, listening to the speeches and going to the different stations Other interests/comments? I like how they teach you so much and how it lets you make so many new friends.

Brooklyn

KALBFLEISCH

Number of Years in 4-H: Eight Project Name / Breed: Duke - Simm/Ang cross. Tibbie Black Angus Fave 4-H Event: 4-H Christmas Party What you like best about 4-H? The skills that 4-H teaches you that can help you in life. Other interests/comments? Dance Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve been dancing for 13 years Favorite dance discipline is tap.

Sponsored by McEwen's Fuels & Fertilizers

Est. 1943

Konnor

KALBFLEISCH

Number of Years in 4-H: Four Project Name / Breed: Grayson - Charolais Angus Cross. Erica Kay 183E - Angus Fave 4-H Event: My favourite 4-H even this year was the Calf Tour because I enjoy going and seeing everyoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s animals and see how they well they are growing. What you like best about 4-H? Learning life skills that could be taught no where else Other interests? I love playing hockey. Some of my other interests include working on my parents farm and I also love dirt biking and snowmobiling In the winter. Good thing I live on a farm. I enjoy showing at farm fair and Gmack and many other shows year â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;round.

Taylor

Kalbfleisch

Number of Years in 4-H: 12 years Project Name / Breed: Jack Daniels Simm X Maine Anjou cross (Man Among Boys). Northline Shiver 723E - Purebred Black Angus Fave 4-H Event: The 4-H Christmas Party What you like best about 4-H? The friendships that you create over the years Other interests? Co-managing the purebred herds on our farm. Showing outside of 4-H. Organizing agricultural events.

Sponsored by Wild Rose Veterinary Clinic ~ Dr. Hee

Fort Saskatchewan 4-H Beef Club 2017-18

Garrett

McPHERSON

Number of Years in 4-H: Six Project Name / Breed: Enter Sandman - Hereford/ Angus. PHCC Esmeralda - Simm X. 1E. Miss Rusylvia 35D - Maintainer and PHCC Daisy’s Frenchie 2F - Maine Anjou Fave 4-H Event: Snow Tubing at Sunridge with other 4-H members. What you like best about 4-H? Getting a good work-out trying to halter break my steer. Other interests? Motorbikes, mechanics and welding.

Rebecca

PALMQUIST

Number of Years in 4-H: Six Project Name / Breed: Napoleon Dynamite Simmental X Fave 4-H Event: Western Regional Leader’s Forum in California with 4-Hers from all over the United States What you like best about 4-H? It’s incredible ability to inspire, change, and empower youth around the world Other interests? Movies, outdoors, and hanging out with friends.

Thank you for everyone who came out to see or support the event.

Sponsored by Tirecraft, Fort Saskatchewan

Est. 1943

REPKA

Regan

Number of Years in 4-H: Six Project Name / Breed: BRADLEY Hereford X, JNR CORALLEE 729E Red Simmental Fave 4-H Event: I enjoy achievement day because you get to showcase what you have worked towards throughout the year. What you like best about 4-H? It helps you outside of 4-H you learn a lot about the beef industry, as well as the positive effects from public speaking. You learn how to feed cattle for maximum weight gain as well as how to feed cattle so that they are still functional cattle down the road. Other interests? For the last 4 months my steer had been fed a 80-90% barley ration. My heifer has been developed with our other 20 replacements and bred by our heifer bull JNR STEELE.