HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1971-03-25, Page 3THURSDAY, MAUdH 2i;t11, 1971 IIRUSSEIT:S, ONTARIO • THURSDAY; MARCH 25o1 1971
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HURON COUNTY 4-H'
ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING
The 4-H movement in Canada.
remain as one of the strong youth
organizations of the World. 'Memb-
ership in Canada is getting close.
.o . ftiP P 0.Q00 mark in over 700
different a .61'613 1 kola I clubs.•
The chief objectives OF 4Vir
To provide experimice for
young People• which will assist.
with their personal .growth.
2, To motivate young people To
prepare themselves for rdspon-.'
si hie 1 iv ing.
8. To help young people:.
(a) develop an appreciation of
figriculture and the major role
U. Ptii~y itt community life,
deVebi3 gditrconfidence and
the .ability.io 'With others.
(c) develop a. sense of fospon-
sibillly and qualities of leadd0
ship.
(d) to acquire habits and atti-
tudes necessary for a satisfy-
ing home and community life.
(e) acquire knowledge and
.$kiliS of modern agrieultnie.
On MtiFeli 22nd through to
• I
March 25t11, nio t ci the 4 ,T1 clubs
in Huron County will lid deg;ThiZed,
4-11 Clubs are open to girl's if:lid
boys who have reached their 12th,
birthday by January 1st, 1971 and '•
have not reached their 21st birth-
day by December 31st. 1971..
Clubs are offered as 'follows:
1-14 Beef or Dairy Calf' Clubs-:
Feed and care for one calf during
the club year.
;Junior Meier - horn between
iz.ititiary 1st and May 1st, 1971.
Senior Heifer born. between
July 1. and Decernber 31.• 1970.
'Baby beef steers and heifers for
Market purposes are also in this
Senior.age group, or maybe a
group of five 01' more steers.
444 Swine ClIth TO-feed and care
for:
1) -one pair of -weatiling SOWS:
tb(4 club year of
k) One weanlitig SOW to be ,
kalif for breeding purposes
add one pig.. *either SOW
• barre\t for :Market ptirpoices,
Senior Members'. (10 as of Jail-
iinrY 1. 10711 of a gl-V lie Club maY
enroll in a Market Hug • Club
tviiere they teed and care for a
iiiinfintlin of five market hogs,
Field Crop Clubs: The
members musi seed and care for
one acre of either corn or forage
or white beans.
• Multi-Project Cinhs:Members in
Field Crop Clubs may take up to
three different projects within the
Same
1-1.-1 Tractor and Machinery
Clubs: Keep records of the cost
of operating and .niaintaining the
cam tractor during the eln13
year. Study economical tractor
operation and maintenance and
learn how to make mitlor aTUUST,
mente,
elonmirvattortl Malit`, projnotii
airs iivil1fftb1411, tli3i19111'v' it,
WiTtkt'l it 1i i1 Wirik
the planning planning stages. Tf anyoue
has .any interest in a project we
welcome your ideas along this
line.
hope Many yoUng boys
and girls between the ages of 12
and 20 as possible will take part
in the 4-11 program. Such CoUnty
events as 4-1:I picnics, bus tours',
(told days, and Judging Coinpet-
ition, ghoul(' make* this year's
4.-111 prograhi an interesting one.
Extension Assistant
L. G. MacGregor
for Huron County.
Sales
Service
Installation
FREE ESTIMATES
• Barn Cleaners
sio Bunk Feeders
• Stabling
DONALD G. IVES
R. R. 2, Blyth
Phone Brussels 887-9024
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