HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-09-08, Page 10THE TURNBERRY Ce:f C •C's bereeestra-
tion team c iiee7 MeKague. left a' Robert
Johnston fou,n.P, they csesedr't cr're a live
calf into the 4-H contest in the irign school
aucittori.,m ,ast Wreo.nesciay n .gt^t., so they
ta.Ved Clayton Baird, Belmore, into being
a substitute. Here they trim his horns as
part of the demonstration which won them
top honurs for the night, Equipment was
loaned by Lee Vance.—A-T Photo.
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The Tiernberry Cali 'CIleib's They represented brussels Dairy presentative for Perth County.
team, Jim Mci'ague of S.ei- Calf Club. Besides dairy feed Mr. Byers will be entering the
more, and Robert Johnston, P.. F., mixtures they outlined housing, third year course on animal
2 Wingham, took top honors sanitation and the grooming of science at Ontario Agricultural
with a demonstration on cattle animals for show. College, University of Guelph
grooming at the 4-H final ex- ! Demonstration judge was Bill in the fall.
arnination night at Wingham Byers, assistant agricultural re-
District High School last Wed-
nesday.
Part of their demonstration
was improvised with the help
of Clayton Baird, Belmore, who
substituted for a calf. They
discussed the trimming °thorns
and hooves and described de-
horning procedures.
Three other 4-H clubs from
North Huron's 12 groups present
for examinations competed in
the demonstrations.
Gerald Smith and Graemc
Craig, appearing for the Huron
County Swine Club, described
swine health and management,
stressing leading diseases, their
symptoms, prevention, treat-
ment and cure.
The f3lyth Dairy Calf Club
entry of Ron Howatt and Jim
Phelan discussed pasture man-
agement, covering the areas
of open pasture, zero grazing,
strip grazing, emphasizing the
value of good shade and water
in all types of pasturing.
Andrew I lietnstra and Lloyd
Michie described proper rations
to be fed a junior dairy heifer.
F. A. Lashley, secretary
manager of the International
Plowing Match, has announced
that 125 Northern Ireland farm-
ers will visit the International
Match at Sea forth, October 11
to 14. The party intends to
spend about two days studying
Ontario farm procedures.
Of particular interest to the
visitors is the fact that two of
their party will compete in
classes open to visiting plow-
men from outside of the pro-
vince. They are Jack Barr of
Coleraine and Ritchie Wright of
Bailey Bridge.
While in Ontario the Irish
delegation will he the guests of
the Plowmen's Association and
the Huron County local com-
mittee for the International.
Irish Delegation
To International
Plowing Match
Emcee for the program was
Don Pullen, assistant represent-
ative for Huron.
Glen Walden, Lucknow, re-
presenting the Huron Holstein
Breeders, presented halters to
all 4-H members showing Hol-
stein cattle for the first time.
About 30 received halters,
Following a 20-minute ex-
amination covering the year's
4-H work, members enjoyed
hot dogs.
Mrs. John Gaunt and Mrs.
Albert Coultes spent Thursday
afternoon at Huronview, Clin-
ton, with Mr. and Mrs. George
Coultes.
Mr. Malcolm Brown is a pa-
tient in Wingham and District
Hospital, having received brok-
en ribs and collar bone while
loading cattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Murray,
Phyllis, Patricia and Alex of
Sharon visited last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tiffin.
While there Sandy enjoyed a
few days doing farm work,
WHITECHURCH
HOWICK AND TURNBERRY 4-H Calf Club
members busy themselves on a 20-minute
examination covering their year's 4-H
work, Final exam night was held in the
Wingharn District High Schobi can August
31. More than 100 North Huron members,
representing 12 clubs, turned out for the
event,—A-1- Photo.
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SAT., starr. 17—At farm of Alex. corrIgun, ft. A. 1 011ie-
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SAT., SEPT. V,--At farm of Elgin Thompson, It. R.
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SAT., OCT. 1—At farm of George Hubbard, Blyth, Lot 40,
Con, 4, Fast Wawaneah, 3 miles north of •Blyth, 1 mile
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• Huron County Queen of the Furrow and Inter-County
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Clinton, and Huron County Plowmen's Ar5sociation.
• Simon Hallatian, Myth, President, Huron County Plowmen's
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County Plowmen's Association.
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