HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-12-03, Page 23THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1986. PAGE 23.
Huron Holstein Club honourstop cows
At last week’8 Huron County Holstein Club’s annual meeting, Honour List Certificates were presented to
three cows bred and owned by Kennairn Farms, RR 3, Blyth. The county’s top two-year-old was Kennairn
Enterpriser Jessie,* the top three-year-old was Kennairn Sheik Jemima,* and the top four-year-old was
Kennairn Sunset Jasper Red. Glen McNeil of RR 6, Goderich, won the awards for the best aged cow and
the best senior yearling. Above, Ken and Shirley Ramsey and son, Bryan, of Kennairn Farms, display the
awards.
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TREES
The annual meeting of the
Huron County Holstein Club took
place November 25 atthe Brussels,
Morris and Grey Community
Centre, with more than 150
members in attendance.
Club president Ken Ramsey
highlightedthe activities of the
past year, pointing out that all
events over the past 12 months had
been well attended. In giving the
financial report, secretary Betty
Jones warned members that some
“belt-tightening” may be neces
sary if the Club intended to
continue to support and promote
4-H Clubs and Holstein cattle as
well as has been done in the past.
HuronCounty Dairy Princess
Angela Nethery brought greetings
from the Milk and Cream Produ
cers, and told the meeting of her
experiences as princess.
Bob McNeil of the Ontario
Branch informed the club of the
Bulter Education Project, and of
the Convention in Hamilton next
February, while national director
Jim Needham gave a report of
activities at the national level.
Ray Pennington of the
O.D.H.I.C. reported on the latest
development of the milk testing
field, while OMAF farm manage
ment specialist informed the club
that 75 per cent of his work lies in
financial management, and the
remainder largely in feed returns.
Holstein fieldman Paul Meyer
spoke on classification, and then
presented Heather Holm Farms of
Goderich, owned by Glen and Cliff
McNeil, with the 1986 Premium
Breeder and Exhibitor Award.
Since no contest was held for the
directors’ positions of the Holstein
Club, the following members were
installed by acclamation: Area 1,
Robert Vodden, RR 1, Clinton, and
Terrance Buchanen, RR 1, Bel
grave; Area II, David Ten Pas, RR
2, Wingham, and Lyle Martin, RR
1, Ethel; Area III, Allan Carter. RR
4, Clinton. A second director is still
required for Area Ill, and anyone
interested is asked to contact Club
secretary Betty Jones.
The Top Production Certificates
were awarded, and Excellent Cow
certificates were awarded to the
following animals: Rayel Senator
Sandy, owned by Allan Wylie;
Rayel Senator Bonnie,.bred and
owned by Allan Wylie; Wierholme
Hillie, bred and owned by John
Wiersma; Lloyd’s Windsor, owned
by Adrie Bos and Lloyd T. Wilson
(deceased); RomandaleCrystal
Ana, owned by Ernest Sherwood;
Aitkenbrae Prince Jody, owned by
Keith and Bonnie Johnston; Hol
Den Moch Petuni, owned by
Robert E. Vodden; Heather Holme
Warden Floss, bred by Cliff
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Remember last Christmas? Remember when you
spent weeks driving to London, Kitchener and
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Brophy Jacket & Sno Suit Centre
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Wingham’s Store For Men
Layton McBurney Furniture Ltd.
Middleton’s Home Furnishing Inc.