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1 THE•HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT., DEC. 16, 1971
XMAS TREES
Sees Need To 'Prepare.
,For Move To Regions
Frank Faictoner, R.R. 5, Clin-
ton, was elected president of the
Huron-Perth Shorthorn Club at
the annual meeting and beef pan-
'quet held in the, Egmondville
United Church Thiirsday evening.
Other officers are: past
president, James Smith,
Brussels; Vice-presidents are
Elvey Brodhagen, R.R.1, Brun-
ner, and Ross Procter, R.R. 5,
Brussels; secretary-treasurer,
Gerald Smith, R.R. 2, Brussels.
Mr. Falconer was named
provincial director..
Bert Pepper, Neustadt, a
Canadian Director of the Short-
horn Association of Canada spoke
to the 100 guests on 'What is
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Egmondville, Ont.
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The president of.the Midwest-
ero Ontario Regional Develop-
ment Council said last Tuesday
regional goirernment will come
to Huron and Perth Counties in
the f uture and they should be
prepared for it.
MeasureFor
Cold Factor.
When - your favorite disk
jockey tells you it's 10 degrees
above zero outside, that's only
part of the temperature story.
The actual thermometer reading
dbesn't give full indication how
cold it really is because it dis-
regards the wind chill factor.
This way of measuring the
cold considers the wind speed and
relates it to the thermometer
temperature to come up with an
effective wind chill temperature.
For instance, if the thermom-
eter temperature is zero and the
wind is blowing at 15 miles an
hour, the equivalent wind chill
temperature is 36 degrees below
zero.
Snowmobile apparel design -
ers remind skiers and snowmo-
bilers that the speeds of these
sports create their own wind
velocity and the need for warm,
quality clothing.
James C. Hayter, in a speech
delivered to the fall conference
of MORDC, warned that the other,/
three counties in the region
should "Keep information onthis
vital change in local govern-
ment." •
Mr. Hayter said one major
change within the region "will
most likely come in. January
1973, when a regional govern-,
ment will probably come into
existence in the County of Wat-
erloo."
The MORDC president said
regional government is inevit.
able for Huron, Perth and Well-
ington counties as it is inevit-.
able for counties right across 0
the province.
"The county system of gov-
ernment which has been brought
into full force now is just the
beginning for regional govern-
ment," he said.
"There is absolutely no doubt
in my mind that it will come to
the rest of the region," he added.
He did not estimate when the
regional government might be
established in any of the other
three counties.
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the Future . of Sho6thorns?'
Expressing pleasure at seeing
the 4-H members of the. Beef
calf clubs with shorthorns at the
meeting Mr. Pepper said: "The
future must belong to the young
and our Shorthorn breeders must
have the participation and
interest of the 4-H members and
young breeders." ,_,He suggested
that each Shorthorn Club should
have two or three junior direc-
tors, with voting right.
Mr. Pepper urged the clubs
to have more meetings, every two
or three monthsv so that new
ideas can 'be discussed and
tried.
Speaking of Shorthorns he said
there is a good chance that the
grading system 18 going to be
changed in the near future so
that the farmer will he paid
for the number of pounds of lean
meat on the carcass, in other
words, cutability. Mr. Pepper
said he was convinced that grow-
triter, larger framed cattle must
be produced, that weight and fat
are deceiving but body fram e
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measurements could be used to
more advantage to improve the
breed. The record of perfor-
mance is the greatest yardstick
but Mr: Pepper said he would
rather use the yardstick itself
in buying breeding .cattle.
Mr. Pepper believes the show
ring is one of the quickest ways
to have people change their think-
ing in regards to type and condit-
ioning of breeding cattle. He
said through bone structure the
added size can be gained.
In his concluding remarks Mr.
Pepper said, he believes the
Canadian Association should ac-
cept and recognize Shorthorns
from all Shorthorn Herd Books.
He said that the young Shorthorn
breeders in Canada should have.
the opportunity of using Shorthorn
bloodlines from anywhere in the
world.
William Elliott, Guelph,
secretary-treasurer of the
Ontario Shorthorn Club, spoke as
well.
Entertainment was provided
by George Procter, R.R. 5, Brus-
sels; dressed in his kilt, who sang
several Scottish songs accom-
panied by his wife; George
Coultes, Belgrave, gave three
humerous readings. Senkia. Yam -
asak from Syowa, Japan, an agri-
cultural trainee in C anada for one
year, sang in Japanese, accom-
panying himself on the guitar;
Malloch
(Continued from Page 1)
Rev. Clifford Britton,' scribe E;
Jack Lavender, ,scribe N; Earl
Campbell, Hensall, treasurer;
William J.F. Bell, R.R.2, Kippen
director of ceremonies; Ross
Littleton, Kipper', principal so-
journer; Robert Newnham, Sea-
forth, senior sojourner; Elmer
Townsend, R.R.4, Seaforth, Jun-
ior sojourner; veilsmen, Orville
Oke, Seaforth, Keith Sharps R.R.
2, Seaforth; Elgin McKinley,
Zurich, and James Doig, R.R.
4, Seaforth; David MacLean, Sea-
forth, tyler.
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