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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-08-05, Page 23HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH AND UNDER AUSPICES OF. SEAFORTH. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY THE EXPOSITOR, AUGUST $, 1976 -7 SEAFORTH JUNIOR FAIR for 4-H, JUNIOR FARMERS : and JUNIldk, INSTITUTES of Huron County AND SURROUNDING "COUNTIES WRO DO NOT PARTICIPATE IN, OTHER CLASS fairs Thurs., Fri. Sept. 16th - 17th 1976 in eo-operation with ' CANADA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE ONTARIGMD.IISTRY OF AGRICULTURE JUNIOR FAIR EXECUTIVE Chairman - Gdrdan Papple, #S, Seaforth Vice-Chairman - Bob MCNeil, #6, Goderich Secretary - Len MacGregor, Clinton DIRECTORS Don Pullen,' Clinton Don Dodds, #1, Seaforth • Fred Uhler, #3, Walton Jane Pengilley, Clinton • , - James Keyes. #1, Seaforth Mrs. W. J. Cuthill, Seaforth Hari-y Winkel: #1, Fordwieh Helen Preszcator. #1, Exeter Gen McNeil, #6, Goderich Gordart Papule, 16, "Seaforth Ken, .Moore. Egmondville Bob Potheringham, #3. Seaforth Lep. MacGregor, Clinton ? Creme Craig, #1, Walton"- Bob McNeil, #6, Goderich Jean Johns, #1. Woodham Murray Scott. #1, Belgrave Ken-Campbell, #1, Dublin ' SUB CLASS A: Let's Bake Bread I,' Breakfast Breads 2. Our Daily Bread 3. Holiday Breads 4. Breads from Another Land Rolls of any Shape • 6-Judging Bread or Rolls 7. Batter Breads • 8. Ways with, Bread SUB. CLASS B: A Touch of Stitch:my 1. International Flavour in Embroidery 2. Colour and Colour Schemes 3. Embroidery Stitches and Their-Llses 4. pesigning an Embroidered Artitie ' '5. Embroidery Today and 'Yesterday Section 2 - FIELD CROP Section 1 - EDUCATIONAL GENERAL RULES & REGULATIONS 1. No entry fee will be charged. 2. All entries must be made to the Scaforth Junior Fair Secretary. - 'Len MacGregor. Clinton. by the Club Leader. not latcr.than. ,F.r.i41,1)y• September, .10th, 1976. - 3. all money will he paid to Club Leaders in the case of.441 Clubs' ' lbolh Homemaking and Agricultural, who wilt be responsible for distribution of same. Junior Farnierand Junior institute money nwill be, paid to the Club Secretary. • 4. Displays must be in' place by 6:00,p:tn., Thursday, September 16th, for immediate judging. The -Display Area will be open '; Wednesday, September, 15th at 8:00-p.m. and all day Thursday, September 16th, '1976 to 6:00 p.m.. . 5. Cost of material should not exceed $20 oo. in value.. Hydro will. he available if required. 6. Displays are to be designed and erected8yelub niVitibers. Club Leaders and others may he asked to assist •in the planning. 7.. Clubs participating will receive Transportation Assistance of /0c per mile one way from the central location of. the Club.... maximum subsidy of $5.00. (Clubs within tO mites excepted). This minium will be paid to the Club Leaders who wakes entry for the Club, CLASS 1 • JUNIOR,FARMER 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 •cr-Club- Class in order 'for the Fair to qualify for a Federal grant'. 3. Open to Junior Farmer Clubs in Huron and adjoining counties . organized in 1976. 4. Table space of six feet will ,be available for each exhibit. 5. Prizes:, Championship Ribbon; A-Eiliibff $20.00; B Exhibit 15,00; C Exhibit SI0,00r . 6. SuggeSted themes: . • Junior Farmer Mott . Self Help and Community Betterment Machinery and Highway Safety. 7. Exhibits will be judged by score card on the following basis: ATTRACTS ATTENTION (stopping paver) • ' 20 EFFECTIVE TITLE (short.. ,personal, catchy. apprOpriate) 10 SUITABLE SUBJECT (subject related to the 4-H prograni)... 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 CLASS 1A• 12 ears of corn • 4-H * CLASS. IB - 12' ears of corn • Junior Farmers* -CLASS 2A • 4-H Inter-Club Hay • Competition, 1,4 hale of first cut ..bay* CLASS 213.- Junior Farmer 'Inter-Club Hay Compettion, 1/4 bale of first .-cut hay* • CLASS 3A • 5 lbs. Of white beaiis - 4-1-1* CLASS 3B 5 lbs. of white beans • Junior Farmers* CLASS.4A • 5 lbs. of grain barley • 4-H* CLASS 4B .5 lbs. xifgrain barley - Junior Farmer',* *. See Rule* 5. 4. • d, e•tr•.ek•I 0„. • Section ‘3 - LIVESTOCK 4.11 BEEFCHAMPIONSHIP SHOW Rulgs & 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 10th. '1976. All entries must be on the grounds not later than 1 1;30 a.m. on Fair Day, September 17th. Only boys and girls who are members of the 4-Ii Calf Clubs in 1976 arc eligible to ebmpete 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 meniber.,s of Calf Clubs will be paid to Club Leaders, who will be responsible for distribution of same, 4. All entries in this section shall he 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 mare calv'es and which show a group of three calves in the Inter-Club Competition will rdecive----- Irtinsptirfation assitance of 20c per mile one, way from, central location of the club to Seaforth. Maximum subsidy '512.00. Clubs within 10 miles excepted, This amount will be paid, to the Club Leader who makes entry for th7e ast three clubs must be .represented in each Inter-Club class in order for the Fair to qualify for a Federal Grant. • 4-H BEEF CALVES TOTAL 100 CLASS 2 - 4-H AGRICULTURAL CLUB EXHIBITS I. 4-H Club members may compete at only otter* lass "B"' Fair in the same class in any one year. 2 At least three clubs must be represented in each Inter-Mb Class in order for the Fair tO qualify for 'a Fqderal Grant. 3.,'Each 4-H Club organized during 1976 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 $15.00: C Exhibit 110.00; all other exhibits $10.00 each. CLASS 3 - 4-H HOMEMAKING CLUB EXHIBITS (Non competitive) I. Open td 1'975-761-H Homemaking Clubs in Huron 'who have set up' exhibits at a 1976 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 least 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,.„, S. Uniform recognition of $8,0b will be given to all 'creditable exhibits. 6. Clubs will be restricted to one entry in a ClaSs or one entry in piss "B", or one entry in a Class "C" Fair in one year. 7. Ekhibits may be placed On the following: Rules & Regulations I. Open to all 1976 members of organized 4-H and Junior Farmer Clubs in Huron and adjoining counties, 2. Entries must be in place in the Fair Building before 12 o'clock noon on Thinsday, September. 16th. 1976, Judging will take place Thursday afternoon. 3. Entries must be grown on exhibitor's farm in 1976 4." All kinds of 4•H Clubs (Beef, Grain. etc.) and Junior armer Clubs are encouraged to partit pate in their respective sections.' 5. Any entry in Class IA and B, 2A and B, 3A and B, 4A and B will consist of three members" exhibits (ie. 2A 3 members each to exhibit 1'4 bale of first-cut hay) from a club. In 4-H entries the 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 1) will receive an award of $9.00; second 'ranking group entries, an award cif $6.00; all other creditable entries, will reteise 53,00 in Classes I , 2. 3 and 4. SPECIALS: The Huron County 4-H Club Leaders' Association w'M donate a 20-1b. turkey to the 4•H Leader whose three club Members' entriel rank first in Section IA. - The 1-turon County Junior Farmers Association will donate a 20-lb. turkey to the President df the top Junior /Farmer Club whose three members' entrjos rank first in Section 113. • The Huron County Soil & Crop Improvement ASsociation will donate an award in each of Sections 2A and 2B to the first place: winners. These spetials will only be available whete there are three or more entries per class, • CLASS I - Baby Beef Steck: Steers born between July 1, 1975 and December 31, 1975 (those not nominated for Queens Guineas Class) to be judged on quality and finish: CLASS 2 - Queens Guineas Nominated Steers: Sums,,born between July t, 1975 and December 31, 197$ to' We judged 'on ()Linty 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 1, 1976 and April 30, 1976 to be judged on quality as breeding stock. CLASS 4: Senior Heifer Calves, any beef breed born between July I, 1975 and December 31, 1975 to be judged on quality as breeding stock. SEAFORTH I.G.A. offers a $5.00 prize for best steer nominated for Queens Guineas. STEWART PROCTER Kii-vAns 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 4-11 Shorthorn Steer 2. Champion 4-H Shorthorn Heifer GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER ANL/ RESERVE - Ribbon-. NOTE: Calves in Classes 1, 2, 3 and 4 will be judged on the igroup basis, Entries considered of top ranking quality (Group 1) will receive an award of $5.00; second ranking group animals an award of $4.00; all other creditable entries will receive OA., •