HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-08-21, Page 23JUNIOR FAIR EXECUTIVE
Chairman - Fred Uhler, #3, Walton
Vice-Chalrman -Grahne Craig, #1, Wal
Secretary - Len MacGregor, Clinton
DIRECTORS
Don Pullen, Clinton
Don Dodds, #1, Seaforth
Ken Moore, Egmondville
Gerald Smith, #3, Brussels
Jack Murphy, Seaforth
Len MacGregor, Clinton
James Keyes, #1, Seaforth
Mrs. W.J.Cuthill, Seaforth
Harry Winkel, #1, Fordwich
Jim Henderson, #5, Seaforth
Murray Scott, #1, Belgrave
Gordan Papple, #5, Seaforth
Geo. Townsend, #3, Seaforth
Fred Uhler, #3, Walton
Bob Fotheringham, #3, Seaforth
Jane Pengilley, Clinton
Mrs. E. Storey, #1, Dublin
Graeme Craig, #1, Walton
Bob McNeil, #6, Goderich
Jean Johns, #1, Woodhatir
Helen Preszcator, #1, Exeter
Alf Ross; Seaforth
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 21, 1976 -7
SEAFORTH JUNIOR FAIR
• for
4-H, 'JUNIOR FARMERS and JUNIOR INSTITUTES
of-Huron County
AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES WHO DO NOT PARTICIPATE IN OTHER CLASS "B" fairs
Thurs., Fri., Sept. 18th -19th, 1975
HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH AND UNDER AUSPICES OF
SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
In co-operation with
CANADA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
ONTARIO MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE
Section 1 - EDUCATIONAL
GENERAL RULES & REGULATIONS
1. No entry fee will be charged.
2. All entries must be made to the Seaforth Junior Fair Sdcretary,
Len MacGregor, Clinton, by the Club Leader, not later Wan Friday,
September 12th, 1975.
3": all money will be paid to Club Leaders in the case of 4-H Clubs
(both Homemaking and Agricultural) who will be responsible for
distribution of same. Junior Farmer and Junior Institute money will
be paid to the Club Secretary.
4. Displays.must be in place. by 6 P.M., Thursday, September
18th, for immediate judging. The Display Area will be open
Wednesday, September 17th, at 8:00 P.M. and all day Thursday,
September 18th. 1975 to 6:00 P.M.
5. Cost of material should not exceed $20.00 in value. Hydro will
be available if required.
6. Displays are to be designed and erected by club members. Club „„
Leaders and others may be asked to assist in the planning.
7. Clubs participating will receive Transportation Assistance of
10c per mile one way from the central location of the Club,
maximum subsidy of $5.00. (Clubs within 10 miles excepted). This
amount will be paid to the Club Leaders who makes entry for the
Club.
CLASS 1 - JUNIOR FARMER - JUNIOR INSTITUTE
CLUB EXHIBITS
1. Junior Farmer club members may compete at only one Class
"B" Fair in the same class in any one year.
2. At least three clubs must be represented in each Int er-Club
Class in order for the Fair to qualify for a Federal grant.
3. Open to Junior Farmer and Junior Institute Clubs in Huron and
adjoining counties organized in 1975.
4. Table space of six feet will be available for each exhibit.
5. Prizes: Championship Ribbon; A Exhibit $20.00; B Exhibit
15,00; C Exhibit $10.00.
6, Suggested Themes:
Junior Farmer Motto - Self Help and Community Betterment
Machinery and Highway Safety.
7. Exhibits will be judged by score card on the following basis:
ATTRACTS ATTENTION (stopping power) 20
EFFECTIVE TITLE (short, personal, catchy. appropriate) LO
SUITABLE SUBJECT (subject related to the 4-H program)... 10
HOLDS INTEREST (encourages study, is thought provoking and
personal 10
CONVEYS MESSAGE (accomplishes purpose, promotes action). 30
GENERAL APPEARANCE (simple, balanced, attractive) 10
WORKMANSHIP (neat, well constructed, well spaced, wording
easily read) 10
TOTAL 100
CLASS 2 - 4-H AGRICULTURAL CLUB EXHIBITS '
1. 4-H Club members may compete at only one Class "B"' Fair in
the same class in any one year.
2. At least three clubs must be represented in each Inter-Club
Class in order for the Fair to qualify for a Federal Grant.
3. Each 4-H Club organized during 1975 in Huron and adjoining
counties may enter one display.
4. Displays will be six feet long, 36 inches high, 36 inches deep.
Tables will be available to set displays on.
5. Exhibits shall be judged by score card as Class 1.
6. Prizes: Championship Ribbon: A Exhibit $20.00; B Exhibit
$15.00rT Exhibit $10.00; all other exhibits $10.00 each.
CLASS 3 • 4-H HOMEMAKING CLUB EXHIBITS
1. Open to 1974-75 4-H Homemaking Clubs in Huron who have set
up exhibits at a 1975 Achievement Day.
2. Clubs should not set up an exhibit from a demonstration or skit.
Exhibits other than those of topics stated below will not be
recognized as creditable.
3. At leash three clubs must be represented in each Inter,Club
class in. order for the Fair to qualify for a Federal Grant.
4. Table space of 4-5 feet will be available for each exhibit. Be sure
to state the exact space required when making entry.
5. Uniform recognition of $8.00 will be given to all creditable
exhibits.
6. Clubs will be restricted to.one entry in a Class "A", or one
entry in Class "B", or one entry in a Class "C" Fair in one year.
7. Exhibits may be placed on the following:
. SUB CLASS A : The Club Girl Entertains
1. A Table Set for Two
2. Table Centres for Different occasions
3. Sandwiches for Afternoon Tea
4. Party Ideas
5. Foods for Outdoors
SUB CLASS B: Whitt Shall I Wear?
1. A Well Planned Costume for (select an occasion and state
occasion)
2. Good Lines in Dress for (select one figure type and state figure
type)
3. A ColourScheme' for a Wardrobe
4. Blouses are Versatile
5. The Right Lines can Flatter your Figure
6. Colours & Textures for you
SUB CLASS C: The Well Planned Vegetable Garden
1. Aids to Gardening
2. Vegetables in..Our Meal Plans
3. Use of Raw Vegetables
4. Vitamins in Vegetables
5. Vegetable Salads
Section 2 - FIELD CROP
Rules & Regulations
1. Open to all 1975 members of organized 4-H and Junior Farmer
and Institute Clubs in Huron and adjoining Counties.
2. Entries must be in place in the Fair Building before 12 o'clock
noon on Thursday, September 18th. Judging will take place
Thursday afternoon.
3. Entries must be grown on exhibitor's farm in 1975.
4. All kinds of 4-H Clubs (Beef, Grain, etc.) and Junior Farmer
Clubs are encouraged to participate in their respective sections.
5. Any-entry in Class i A act B, 2A and B, 3A and B. 4A and B will
cons Ki of three members' exhibits (id'. 2A - 3 members each to
exhibit 1/4 bale of first-cut hay) from a club. In 4.H entries th.f. Club
Leader's name will appear on the entry tag,
6. Entries will be judged on a group basis. Entries considered of
top ranking quality (Group 11 will receive an award of $9.00: second
ranking group entries, an award of $6.00; all other creditable
entries, will receive $3.00 in Classes 1, 2, 3 and 4,
SPECIALS: The Huron County 4-H Club Leaders' Association will
donate a 20-1b. turkey to the 4-H Leader whose three club members'
entries rank first in Section IA,
The Hurbn County Junior Farmers Association will donate a
20-1b. turkey to the President of the top Junior Farmer Club whose
three members' entries rank first in Section I B.
The Huron County Soil & Crop Improvement Association will
donate an award in,eath of Sections 2A and 28 to the first place
winners. These specials will only be available where there are three
or more entries per class.
CLASS IA - 12 ears of coi-n • 4-H *
CLASS 1B - 12 ears of corn - Junior Farmers*
CLASS 2A • 4-H Inter-Club Hay Competition, 1/4 bale of first cut
hay*
CLASS 28 - Junior Farmer Inter-Club Hay Compettion, 1/4 bale of
first -cut hay*
CLASS 3A - 5 lbs. of white beans - 4-H5
CLASS 38 - 5 lbs. of white beans - Junior Farmers*
CLASS 4N - 5 lbs. of grain barley - 4-F1*
CLASS 4B - 5 lbs. of grain barley - Junior Farmers*
* See Rule 5.
Section 3 - LIVESTOCK
4-H BEEF CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Rules & Regulations
1. No entry fee will be charged.
2. All entries must be made to Seaforth Junior Fair Secretary, Len
MacGregor, Clinton, by the Club Leader not later than Friday,
September 12th, 1975. All entries must be on the grounds not later
than 11:30 A.M. on Fair Day, September 19th. Only boys and girls
who are members of 4-H Calf Clubs in 1975 are eligible to compete
and must show the calf entered in their Club project. Judging will
commence at or after 12:30 P.M. at the Directors decision.
3 Prize money won by members of Calf Clubs will be paid to Club
Leaders, who will be responsible for distribution of same.
4.' All entries in this section shall be stabled together at the Fair in
space allocated by the Fair Board and/or Junior Fair Directors.
5. Entries will be judged on a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd prize group
system.
6. Clubs which bring three or more calves and which show a group
of three calves in the Inter-Club Competition will receive
transportation assitance of 20c per mile one way from central
location of the club to Seaforth. Maximum subsidy $12.00. Clubs
within 10 miles excepted.
This amount will be paid to the Club Leader who makes entry for
the club.
7. At least three clubs must be represented in each Inter-Club
class in order for the Fair to qualify for a Federal Grant.
4-11 BEEF CALVES
CLASS 1 • Baby Beef Steers: Steers born between July 1, 1974 and
December 31st. 1974 (those not nominated for Queens Guineas
Class) to be judged on quality and finish.
CLASS 2 - Queens Guineas Nominated Steers: Steers born between
July 1st, 1974 and December"31st 1974 to be judged on quality and
finish.
GRAND CHAMPION STEER: Ribbon and prize to the value of
$25,00, donated by TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED, Seaforth.
RESERVE CHAMPION STEER: Ribbon.
CLASS 3 • Junior Heifer Calves, any beef breed, born between
January 1st, 1975 and April 30th, 1975 to be judged on quality as
breeding stock.
CL S5-41 Senior idibeA1veany beef breed born e;:. u111st1974
andDec?er 31st,o7
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breeding stock.
SEA FORTH I.G .A . offers a $5.00 prize for best steer nominated for
Queens Guineas.
STEWART PROCTER AWARDS In memory of Stewart Procter,
R.R.#5, Brussels, the family will make an award of a suitable book
to the Huron County member exhibiting:
1. Champion 4-F1 Shorthorn Steer
2. Champion 4-H Shorthorn Heifer
GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER AND RESERVE - Ribbon.
NOTE: Calves in Classes I, 2, 3 and 4 will be judged on the group
basis. Entries considered of top ranking quality (Group .1) will
receive an award of $5.00; second iiinking group animals an award
of $4.00; all other creditable eneries will receive13.00.
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