The Citizen, 1986-04-09, Page 15THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1986. PAGE 15.
Junior Farmers have busy spring
A "hillbilly" play was one of the highlights of the Junior Farmer Talent
Night. The play is Huron County's entry in "Culturama", a provincial
competition. The play had some romance, suspense, music and most
of all - comedy. The audience also enjoyed music, dancing and
speeches performed by talented Junior Farmer members. Proceeds
from the event, held April 1 in Clinton, will go towards community
betterment projects in Huron County.
With spring on its way, people
are beginning to become a little
more active than they have been
throughout the winter months, and
that is exactly what the Clinton and
District Junior Farmers have been
in the past few weeks, active.
The year began for the Junior
Farmers with members canvass-
ing for the Heart and Stroke
Foundation on February 22, where
they collected donations amount-
ing to $440 in a section west of Hwy.
#4, in Hullett Township.
March was membership month
throughout the province, and the
Clinton club had a total of 37
members at its last monthly
meeting held in Clinton including
eight new members. Membership
fees will also be accepted during
any month throughout the year.
Those who wish to become a
members or would like more
information can contact Neil Cart-
wright, 523-4712 or Linda Cun-
ningham, 526-7557.
Three enthusiastic members
attended the Executive Workshop
in London on February 28 to March
2 and two delegates represented
the club at the March Conference,
also in London, March 14 to 16.
Both the workshop and the confer-
ence proved to be informative and
enjoyable, with jam-packed ses-
sions on needs, goals, parliamen-
ary procedure, and communica-
tions. All those who attended
benefitted greatly and appreciated
all those 'who made it possible for
them to attend.
A donation of $500 was present-
ed to the Clinton Public Hospital as
the Community Betterment pro-
jectfor the month of March. The
contribution was well received and
no doubt will be put to good use.
The attending members of the
Last meeting suggested, and are
planning to donatetheir services to
the Ministry of Natural Resources
or the Maitland Valley Conserva-
tion Authority. David Cartwright is
to make inquiries and report back
to the club at their next meeting on
April 14 at the Vanastra and
District Recreation Centre. Swim-
ming will follow the meeting. All
old and new members, and any
interested persons are welcome.
Junior Farmers are young peo-
ple who seek an opportunity to
explore individual talents and
potential. This co-educational
group is designed to meet new
friends and to demonstrate an
interest and concern for the well
being of our community. Club
projects are designed to improve
the community in which we live.
Meetings at the club level include
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