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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-08-21, Page 240 HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST 21, 1975 Seaforth Junior Fair Prize List (ctd.) INTER.CLUR COMPETITION CLASS 5-• Group of three (3) 4-H Beef Calves from any one Club (heifer br steers), to be judged on quality and uniformity. A Club may enter more than one group if it so desires. Prize money: 1st Group - $12.00; 2nd. Group- $10.50; 3rd Group - $9.00; 4th Group - $7.50; 5th Group and each additional group - $6.00. CLASS 6: SHOWMANSHIP 1st $10.00; 2nd, - 58.00; 3rd - $6.00; 4th - $4,00; 5th • $2.00. CLASS 7: SWEEPSTAKES SHOWMANSHIP COMPETITION Rules and Regulations: I. This class will be open to the following: Champion, 4-H Dairy Championship Show, Seaforth Champion - 4-H Beef Championship Show, Seaforth Champion, 4-1-1 Swine Club Show • Seaforth Champion, 4-H Sheep Club Show, Clinton Champion, 4-H Horse Club Show, Seaforth 2. Each contestant will be required to show an individual of each of these five classes of livestock (dairy, beef, sheep. swine and horse). Members to provide own animals. Mileage will be paid where applicable. Winner will be declared on the basis of all around showmanship with each of the above classes of stock. PRIZES: TORONTO-DOMINION BANK (Seaforth Branch; award to be presented to the Grand Champion Showman, and ribbon. Winners: 1974, Barry Miller; 1973, Ken Mewhitmey; 1972, Grant Vincent; 1971, Glen McNeil; 1970, David Marshall; 1969, Gerald Townsend; 1968, Ron Howatfi Graeme Craig; 1966, Hugh Todd. HURON COUNTY 4-11 DAIRY CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW INTER- CLUB 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. All entries in this class must be in by Fair Day, September 19th. Only boys and girls who are members of a 4-H Calf Club 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. Transportation Assistance: Each group of three calves is eligible for this assistance. There is assistance of 20c per mile one way from the central location of the Club to Seaforth, maximum subsidy of $12.00 (club within 10 miles excepted). Club Leaders must apply for this assistance. 7. At least three clubs must be represented in each' Inter-Club class in order for the fair to qualify for a Federal grant. 8. This show is restricted to all 4-1-1• members who are 12 years of age as ofJanuary 1st, 1975 and who have itet reached their 21st birthday by December 31st, 1975. .9. Each club may enter any number of calves in each class. 4-11 DAIRY CALVES CLASS 1: Junior Heifer Class (born between January 1st and June 30th, 19751. i.) Holstein; (ii) Guernsey; (iii; Jersey; (iv) Other Prize Money: Each entry in Group I receiv es $5.00; Group 2, $4.00; Group 3, $3.00. CLASS 2: Senior Heifer Class (July 1st to December 31st, 1974) (i) Holstein; (ii) Guernsey; (iii) Jersey; (iv) Other Prize Money: Each entry in Group 1 receives $5.00; Group 2, $4.00; Group 3, $3.00. CLASS 3: Champion 4-H Dairy Calf The winners and reserve winner of Classes 1 and 2 are eligible. Prize money: 1st $15.00; 2nd, $10.00; 3rd. $5.00. Baco Mineral Company will make an award of a bag of mineral to the best Dairy Calf in the Championship 4-H Dairy Show. CLASS 4: Group of three 4-H Dairy Calves; the club may enter three dairy calves of each breed of each age group. They will be judged on the group system. Prize money: 1st, $12. 00; 2nd, $10.50: 3rd, $9.00; 4th, $7.50; 5th, $6.00; 7th - 10th, $6.00. CLASS 5: Showmanship. A( Junior 441 Champion Dairy Showman a( The 4-H members must be 12 years of age as of January 1st and must not have reached their 15th birthday by January 1st, 1975. b) Only three members per club are eligib le. c) The chosen members are the top Junior Showman of last year's Achievement .Day. (ii; or the top Junior Showman of this year's Achievement Day. (iii; chosen by the 4-H Leaders. d) He should show his 1975 4-H Dairy Calf. B( Senior 4-H Champion Dairy Showman (Only three 4-H members per club are eligible) a( The 4-H members must be 15 years of''age as of January 1st and must not have reached their 21st birthday as of January 1St. 1975. b) The chosen members are the 1975 Champion and Reserve of their Achievement Day this year. c) or the Champion and Reserve of their Achievement Day last year. d) or chosen by their 4-H Leaders. He should show his 1975 4-H Daisy Calf. Price Money: 1st $10; 2nd. $8.00; 3rd. $6.00: 4th. $4.00: 5th $2.00. A. Y. McLEAN TROPHY: The Junior Champion and Reserve Showman and the Senior Champion and Reserve 5;;z,-„,man are egi1)! in (‘mr:!f tC f:-J7 l'n;s trophy. it shall be competed for immediately following the Senior 4-H Champion Dairy Showman Competition, 4-H CALF CLUB EXHIBIT COMPETITION Each club display of calves will be judged as a group. Each club should have a sign to signify the name of the club. a) The judging of the .clubs will be at 1:00 P.M. b) There must be three clubs competiting to signify a Competition. c) A club exhibit must have at least three calves. d) The exhibit display is to be Anne by the club members ONLY. HURON COUNTY 4-H HORSE & PONY CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW INTER-CLUB 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. Only boys and girls who are members of a 4-H Horse & Pony Club in 1975 are eligible to compete and must show the horse, pony, or colt entered in their club project. Judging will commence at the Directors decision. Exhibitors will be notified well in advance of show time. 3. Prize money won by members of Horse & Pony Clubs will be paid to Club Leaders, who will be responsible for distribution of same. 4. All entries in this section will be stabled together at the Fair in space allocated by the Fair Board and/or Fair Directors. 5. Entries will be judged on a 1st, 2rid, and 3rd prize, group system. 6. Transportation Assistance: Each group of three animals is eligible for this assistance. There is assistance of 20c per mile one way from the central location of the Club to Seaforth, maximum subsidy of $12.00 (Club within 10 miles excepted.) Club Leaders must apply for this assistance. 7. At least-three clubs must be represented in each Inter-Club class in order for the fair to qualify for a Federal Grant. 8. This show is restricted to all 4-H members who are 12 years of age as of January 1st, 1975 and who have not reached their 21st birthday by December 31st, 1975, 9. Each club may enter any number of animals in each class. 10. Anyone who is under 18 years of age may not show a stud. 11. Anyone not having full control of their animal may be eliminated from any of the classes, 12. The Seaforth Agricultural Society and the Junior Fair will not be responsible for horses, riders, and equipment. 13. Exhibitors will be given numbered hatbands which must be worn in all the classes. CLASS 1: Junior Showmanship Class - Open to all 4-H club members 12 years of age as of January 1st, 1975 and must not have reached their 15th birthday by January 1st, 1975. Prize Money: Each entry in Group 1 receives $5.00; Group 2. $4.00; and Group 3, $3.00. CLASS 2: Senior Showmanship Class - Open to all 4-H Club members 15 years of age as of January 1st, 1975 and must not have reached their 21st birthday as of January 1st, 1975. Prize Money: Each entry in Group 1 receives $5.00; Group 2, $4.00 and Group 3. $3.00. CLASS 3: Champion 4-H Horse Showman - The Junior Champion and Reserve Showman and the Senior Champion and Reserve Showman are eligible to compete for this title. Champion and Reserve Champion Ribbons. CLASS 4: Trail Class - Minimum of 5 obstacles Exhibitors in this class must have a saddle on their animal as well. as a slicker (raincoat or jacket) and a rope, attached to the saddle. Prize Money; 1st, $5.00; 2nd, $4.00; 3rd, $3.00; 4th, $2.00; 5th and each additional placing, $1.00. CLASS 5: Musical Chairs. Prize Money; 1st, $5.00; 2nd; $4.00; 3rd, $3.00; 4th, $2.00; 5th and each additional placing, $1.00. CLASS 6: Walk, trot and lope, Animals must be shown on halter. This class is for yearlings, colts, etc. who can not show in the Performance Classes 4 and S. By the same token anyone showing in either or both Classes 4 and $ may not show in Class 6. Prize Money: 1st, $5.00; 2nd. $4.00; 3rd, $3.00; 4th, $2.00; 5th and each additional placing, $1,00. SEAFORTH HORSE &PONY CLUB Under the supervision of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture & Food. CLUB LEADER: Mrs. Anne Powell, 112, Seaforth. CLUB EXECUTIVE: President, Marguerite Snell; Vice President. Sharon Colclough; Secretary, Susan Tyndall; News Reporter, Wendy Tyndall. CLUB MEMBERS: Roy Bland, Joyce Broadfoot, Darlene Carnochan, Barbara Carter, Charon Colclough; Frank Flanagan, Rose Marie Flynn, Elizabeth Gibson, Shirley Livingston, Jeff McPherson, Greg McPherson, Joanne Middleton, Patti Muegge, Barbie Potter, Brian Riley, Marguerite Snell, Vicki Steepe, Susan • Tyndall, Wendy Tyndall, Joanne Van Doornik, Debbie Wise. PRE 4-H members; Pam Carnochan, Elaine Coombs, Bill Flanagan, Mark McLlwain.Susan Pullman, Betsy Ste, Marie. BASIS OF AWARDS 220 points for award on horse or pony at Fair. 100 points for Judging Competition. 200 points for answers to questions based on club work, and feed andmanagement of the horse or pony as the case may be. 100 points for showmanship - manner in which the club member shows his entry in ring (70 points); condition of the animal (20 points); general appearance of the exhibitor 110 points). 100 points for attendance and interest shown at meetings and judging classes. 100 points for care and feeding methods at time of periodic visits made during the season. 200 points for records that the members keep on their project. HURON COUNTY 4.H GRAIN AND GRAIN CORN CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW CLASS 1: Champion Grain Exhibit a) All 4-H club members in Huron County are eligible. b) This class-is restricted to 4-H members who are 12 years of age as of January 1st and who have not reached their 21st birthday by December 31st, 1975. c) Exhibit must consist of five lbs. of grain in a plastic bag which is available at the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture & Food, Clinton. d) 4-1-1 signs will be antl:',t'oje to you at the Show. e) Al! irtriiners from each club are eligible to compete. f) Entries must be made in place by noon, Thursday, September 18th. 19,75. CLASS 2 - Champion Corn Exhibit a) All 4-H club members in Huron County are eligible. b) This class is restricted to 4-H members who are 12 years of age as of January 1st, and who have not reached their 21st birthday by December 31st, 1975. c) Exhibit must consist of eight (8) ears of corn from your 4-H plot. dl 4-H exhibit signs will be available to jou at the Show. ,e) All members from each club are eligible to compete, f) Entries must be made in place by noon. Thursday, September 18th. 1975. CLASS 3: Champion 4-H White Bean Exhibit a) All club members in Huron County are eligible, b) This class is'restricted to 4-H members who are 12 years of age as of January 1st and who have not reached their 21st birthday by December 31st, 1975. , c) Exhibit must consist of 5 lbs. of white beans in a plastic bag which is available at the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture & Food, Clinton. d) All members from each club are eligible to compete. e) 4•H exhibit signs, will be available for you at the Show. f) Entries must be in place by noon,Thursday, September 18th.' W. G. THOMPSON & SONS LIMITED of Hensel] will award a trophy to-the 4-H member with the top exhibit in the Championship Grain Show. RUSS BOLTON, R.R.#I, Seaforth will award a trophy to the 4-H member with the top exhibit in the ChampionShip Corn Show. COOK'S DIVISION OF GERBO CORPORATION in Hensall will award a trophy to the 4-H member with the top exhibit in Championship White Bean show, *SPECIAL NOTE* - 4-H club members in the Tuckersmith 4-H Corn Club who wish to enter in the 4-H Grain & Grain-Corn championship Show must have'another entry other than their entry in their regular 4-H Achievement Day. SEAFORTH 4-H CALF CLUB Under the supervision of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture & Food, sponsored locally by the McKillop Federation of agriculture, CLUB LEADERS: Gordan Papple, #5, Seaforth; Jack Flanagan, #1, Dublin. CLUB EXECUTIVE: President, Wayne Pryce; Vice-President, Frank Flanagan; Secretary, Ed Van Miltenburg; News Reporter, Janet Haney. CLUB MEMBERS: Ron Blanchard, Gordie de Jong, Clrence Dekens, Russell Eedy, Les Falconer, Frank Flanagan, Michael Flanagan, Janet Haney, Henry Hendriks, Peter Klaver, Leslie Lawson, DianeOldfield, Blaine Pryce, Wayne Pryce, Mary Ann VanDorp, Peter Van Drunen, Ed Van Dyk, Ken Van Dyke, Ted Van Dyke Ben Van Miltenburg, . Ed Van Miltenburg, Tony Van Miltelliburg, Arthur Veenstra, Joe Veenstra., PRE 4-H MEMBERS: William De Jong, Bill Flanagan. t, BASIS OF AWARDS The awards will be made on the following basis: 200 points for award on calf at the Fair. 100 points for Judging Competition. Each competitor will be required to judge at least one class composed of four cattle and give reasons for his placing. 200 points for answers to questions based on club work and feeding and management of dairy cattle. 100 points for showmanship - manner in which the club member shows his entry in the ring (70 points); condition of the animal (20 points); general appearance of the exhibitor (10 points), 100 points for care and feeding methods noted at time of perjgdic visits made during the season. 200 points for regularity and accuracy in forwarding monthly reports. 100 points for attendance and interest shown at the meetings and judging classes. 11:00 A.M. • Arrive on grounds. 1:00 - Judging of. calves and showmanship. TUCKERSMITH 4-H FIELD CROPS CLUB Under the supervision of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture & Food, sponsored locally by the Tuckersmith Federation of Agriculture. CLUB LEADERS: Bob Broadfoot, #1, Brucefield; Stuart Wilson, #1, Brucefield. CLUB EXECUTIVE: President, Bob Wilson; Vice-President, Ed Van Dyke; Secretary, Jeff Allan; News Reporter, Sandy Broadfoot. CLUB MEMBERS: Jeff Allan, John Blanchard, Ron Blanchard, Sandy Broadfoot, Jeffrey De Jong, Leslie Falconer, Peter Klaver, Blaine Pryce, Wayne Pryce, David Ste Marie, Edward Van Dyk, Ken Van Dyke; Ted Van Dyke, Ben Van Miltenburg, Ed Van Miltenburg, Jack Van Miltenburg, Tony Van Miltenburg, Bob Wilson, Randy Wilson. BASIS OF AWARDS Awards will be made on the following basis: 200 points for field score. 200 -points for field notes and financial statement. 200 points for exhibitS at club fair at Achievement Day. 100 points of Judging Competition. 200 points for questions based on club work, cultural practices, etc. 100 points for attendance at meetings. All exhibits must be in place in the Fair Building by 12 o'clock noon on the first day of the Fair, - NORTH HURON 441 SWINE CLUB Udder the supervision of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture & Food, sponsored locally by the Huron Hog Producers. CLUB LEADERS: Don Dodds. #1, Seaforth; Grame Craig, #1, Walton. - CLUB EXECUTIVE: President, Ron Blanchard; Vice-president, Brian Lobb; Secretary, Danny Arts; News Reporter, Janis Van Vliet. CLUB MEMBERS: Danny Arts; Joseph Arts, John Blanchard, Ron Blanchrd, Lee Dorssers, Ingrid Lynn Hoste, Bob Jansen, Brian Lobb, Ken Menheere, Stephen Menheere, Diane Van Dooren, Janis Van Vliet, John Van Vliet, Bob Wilson, Rick Ford, Gary Love, Grant Love, Gregory LoVe, Michael Ondrejicka. PRE-4-H MEMBERS: Margaret Arts, Bob Menheere, David Menheere. BASIS OF AWARDS The awards will be made on the following basis:* 200 points for award on gilt which willb e judged at the Fair on the basis of bacon type, development, uniformity and breeding standard. 100 points for Competition of judging of swine. 200 points for examination to consist of questions based on club work, feeding, management and marketing of swine. 100 points for showmanship - manner in which the club members show their entry in the ring (70 points); condition of the animal (20 points); general appearance of exhibitor (10 points). 100 points for care and feeding methods7ted at time of periodic visits made during the season. 200 points for regularity and accuracy in forwarding monthly reports. 100 points for attendance and interest shown at the meetings and judging classes. 10:00 A.M. • Arrive on grounds. 10:30 A.M. - Judging of swine and showmanship. HURON COUNTY PORK PRODUCERS AWARD - The Huron County Pork Producers will donate a clock (approximately valued at $15.00) to the Champion 4-H Swine Showman at Seaforth Junior Fair, BANK OF COMMERCE AWARD, SEAFORTH BRANCH - The Bank of Commerce will present a gold watch to the member showing the Champion 4-H Gilt. BANK OF MONTREAL, CLINTON DRANCH • The Bank of Montreal will present a silver tray, suitably inscribed. The Bank prize will be awarded to the top first year member in the Huron County Hog Producers 4-H Swine Club project. e) Each calf must have a 4-H bit sign. PRIZE MONEY: 1st Prize. Club exhibit $25.00 2nd. Prize, Club exhibit 10.00 3rd Prize, Club exhibit 5.00 4' 4 J. Yr ij • a