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Swine Club
holds inaugural
meeting, Votes
By Allan Stoney
This was our first ing
of the Huron County 4-H
swine club.
At this meeting we voted
fora president, Rob Vin
Hoven; vice-president, sec-
retary Stephanie Oliver and
John Storey and press
reporter, Allan Storey. The
leaders are Don Dodds and
Bath Storey.
New members filled out
membership cards. We filled
out sheets with names and
phone numbers. Our next
meeting is June 2, 1997. It
will be held at Ray and Barb
Storey's.
Farm machinery
club visits dealers
By Adam Koehler
On Monday, May 5 at 7:30
p.m. our Farm Machinery
meeting was held at Hyde
Farm Equipment in Hensall.
We talked about diesel
engines. Our final meeting
was held at Huron Tire in
Clinton on May 12 at 7:30.
We talked about different
kinds of tires. Thank you to
Vincent Farm Equipment,
McGavin Farm Equipment,
Hyde Brothers Farm
Equipment, Allan Haugh and
Huron Tire for hosting our
club meetings.
Saddle
Sisters learn
about horses
By Lydia Zola!!
The organizing meetin
the Saddle Sisters was
Tuesday, April 29th. As
can tell from the group na
this is a 4-H group based
horses. Housing and tac
the topic this year. They
all. their books and pap
together and most Of th
met some new people. Th
seven members and two le
ers are really into the swi
of things. The leaders
Hilrita Arts and B
Broadfoot. The executi
positions are as follow
President. Robyn Arts; Vi
President, Sarah Broadfoo
Press Reporter, Lydia Zulau
Secretary, Laura Mustar
There are three other mem
hers in this club. Their name
are Jesslyn • Carnochan
Meagan Flanagan an
Amanda Ryan.
All the positions were cho
sen at the meeting. Before the
members came, they had to
choose what horses they'd be
using. All members of the
club will be working on
showmanship. Through the
progrlam I'm sure the mem-
bers will all learn valuable
care tips. They decided that
in case any male members
were interested in joining,
they'd call themselves The
Saddle Gang. I'd say they all
had fun like I'm hoping it'll
be for the rest of the 4-H
meetings. The next meeting
will be at Bev and Sarah
Broadfoot's house on May 13
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Loonie LarndsCape talk about yard
The second meeting of this After, themess
club was held at secretaryde group played a lit -
Kevin Vet'berae's house
S� where you were �
Kevin At the oluse in "object" outride and you had
the beginning of to make a backyard scene.
me Diane discussed There were vines, trees,
withcamp for 4-H mem- shrubs, shade trees, flowers,
bers ( a inference/ that was and fences. We were split
taking place this summer. into two groups and had two
The club voted on a title page different problems that we
for all of our books and the had to solve. One was "Your
winner was Ashley Nigh. neighbor's yard, it's a mess It was also brought to our
Clinforth Dairy Club meets again Women's Institute attention that the haa forth
By Antje U� been
On Tuesday, May 13 the disadvantages of tie and free paypporring our clubs. They
Clinforth 4-H D� stall barns. Later, Mr. Asnong for the ingredients to
Dairy Club met taught members what cowsmake wonderful foods•
for their second meeting at
the Schuuel farm. L
needed and liked in their 7
housing area in ordcr to O°Tile's Hauled
After roll call, the now 19- achieve maximum milk pro -
member club received a ve By Danielle
member r onei the brieryics duction. After this, Peter The first meeting of
Van Den tofh ro nSchuttel demonstrated how McKillop Itis 4-H club on
judging dairy animals with well traits can be passed on landscaping started on May
help from owner Peter in some cow families.
Schuttel. 6. It began with the 4-H
Since this year's club is on To finish the meeting, the pledge and the minutes of a
"Housing and Equipment" club further discussed its allprevious the to
the club proceeded to the the bus�essgTh eielecs
farm's free all. There, the fundraising event to be held tions were held at that
club met guest speaker Fairgrounds.
June 6 at the Clinton ous gatheringprevt
Eugene Among from B.S.M. rgnwnds.and ended
The next regular meetingas follows: President,e
who, with some interaction will be held on June 10 at PrStesident,
Harrison; Vice
club members, President, Kate Carnochan;
fromined the advantages and p.m. at the farm of Joerg Secretary, Muehlethalcr. Y. Kevin V ;
Treasurer. Ashley Nigh; h; press
reporter , Danielle Van Den
Hengel.
BY mise KreutzwiserThe homemade ice cream name The for decidedona
On April 28 we, was excellent. theclub, which
Magnificent Milk began our We ended up to be "the Loonie
fifth meeting with the 4-H ing coopened sixth meet- Landscapers". Books were
pledge. The minutes were at 7 Tuesday. May 6, 1997 distributed. We made a list of
read, and the cover was p.m with the 4-H annuals, biennials and
picked. The cover was drawn Pa ge. Weich was: ered Whatbes oneroll
rials. The group peren-
to make a listoof "soft" laude
by Kaitlyn Cannon. We also new thing you discovered
answered the roll call, what's about this project. We dis- ing. The
and "hard"landscap-
ed inside
your ice cream I.Q.' We had cussed the od guide and Dia The club gathered inside
a discussion about hard ice judged menus, giving reasons Deane "chaPecllenge",
is house and
cream, soft ice cream, ice for the placements. We had a "challenge", led by one
milk, gelatin sherbet, and checked over our books t(, of the leaders, Marian Van
frozen yogurt. Denise told sec that they were in the right Dooren. Pairs were handed
members how to make home- order. We did a cheese word an
answer and she would ask
made ice cream. We made an search too. We made cheddar a question. If you had the
ice cream pizza and milk- potato soup. After eating the correct answer you told her.
shakes. We also played a soup we enjoyed our ice The meeting then came to an
guessing game. cream pizza that we made end, with popcorn, juice,
We ended the meeting cast- last week. The books are dueand cheese.
ing our•milkshakes and the May 20 and Achievement
homemade ice cream that Program is May 28 at the
Denise and Anita brought in. OMAFRA Office at 7:30
p.m.
and you don't want people to
sec it". It was 8 lot of fun.
Everyone split into 2s, 3s and
4s and went around town
looking for landscape prob-
lems that you would change
on your own property. After
everyone was back to Kevin's house for a
snack.
Milk club talks about ice cream
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