LYBROOK MILLER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS

Thanks to the Lybrook Miller Memorial for the Scholarship – Mathilda Gabert

I plan to use this award to help pay for my tuition in getting my education. I am 19 years old and from Fort Saskatchewan. I am in my first year Agro-Environmental Technology at Lakeland College in Vermilion.

I have been involved in the Black Angus cattle all my life. I a member of the Fort Saskatchewan 4- H Beef club since I was 9 years old. This year I am 4-H ambassador for the next 2 years. I am 2nd year Director for the Alberta Junior Angus Assoc... I have my own herd of Angus cattle that are also helping me pay for my education. Showing cattle has been a part of my Life as I have showed at many junior, Angus and open show. I am on the Lakeland College Judging team and the rodeo Drill Team. I have gone to many judging competitions and attended many judging training. I am a member of Bethany Lutheran Church and the Youth group as a member and treasurer. I am a member and director, Club’s Queen for 2005. And Ega Princess for 2005 - 2006.

One of my favorite pastimes is riding my horse Hickory. This last summer my family all went on the trail ride on the Suffield Range for a week. Hickory also like it when I hitch him up to our old sleight and he takes us for a ride when there is enough snow to go.

Last spring & summer I worked & helped open store for the new Lammle’s Western Wear.

I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to the Lybrook Miller Memorial Scholarship committee for doing me the honor of choosing me as the 2005 recipient of the Lybrook Miller Memorial Scholarship.

Apart from the honor itself, this award will help me to achieve my goals in life.

Thank you.

Congratulations to Nicole Gabert, this years Lybrook Miller Memorial Scholarship winner. Nicole writes ... thanks to the Lybrook Miller Memorial for the scholarship. I plan to use this award to help pay for my tuition in getting my education. I am 22 years old & from Fort Saskatchewan. I am in my second year Crop Technology, Production & Crop Advisor Major at Lakeland College in Vermilion. Next fall I will taking a third year of Forage & Range Management Major.

I have been involved in Black & Red Angus cattle all my life. I was a member in the Fort Saskatchewan 4-H Beef Club for 12 years. I have my own herd of Angus cattle that are helping me pay my education. Showing cattle has been a part of my life as I have showed at many Junior Angus & open shows. I am on the Lakeland College Judging team. During my 4-H I have gone to many judging competitions & attended many judging training. I am a member of Bethany Lutheran Church & the Bethany Youth Group, as a member & President & now Past President. I am a member of the Josephburg Gymkhana Club presently serving my 3 rl year as Director. I was the Club's Queen in 2003 & I went on to be the EGA Princess for 2003-2004.

One of my favorite pastimes is riding my horse Raya. This summer my family & I will be going on our 3rd trip to the Suffield Range to ride the trails for a week.

Last summer 2004, 1 worked for Agircore United as a Crop Scout. This year at Lakeland College I am one of the Agricultural Ambassadors for the school. I was a member & director for the Alberta Junior Angus Assoc.

I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to the Lybrook Miller Memorial Scholarship Committee for doing me the honor of choosing me as the 2004 recipient of the Lybrook Miller Memorial Scholarship. Apart from the honor itself, this award will help me to achieve my goals.

To obtain the Lybrook Miller Memorial Scholarship Application form, contact Val in the office or print off the website: www,albertaangus.ca. Deadline date is September 1, 2005.

Erin Ashbacher & Dalynn Harris were co-winners for the 1st Lybrook Miller Memorial Scholarship. Both young ladies are attending post secondary.

Erin at the University of Calgary - Faculty of Kinesiology Program with a Major in Health & Exercise Physiology with a Dance Minor.

Dalynn is attending Olds College - Agriculture Business with a Diploma in Ag Business.

Gordon Bradshaw presenting Erin Ashbacher (c) & Dalynn Harris(r) with their Scholarships.