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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-12-01, Page 23' k� A' e.q A•g Clubs Should .Be Part. • Report of Hugon County As- sistant Agricultural Representa- tive, D. S. Fallon to Huron ioun- t Council; t is again a great pleasure me to comment about Phil current Junior Extension Pro- gram in Huron 'COu.rity, 41 Agricultural Clubs and Jr. Fa�rrn- er Clubs are of great value to a young person and should be ..pa'rt of their ed.�uog�;onul:,.l�a�k;. otutd _ 3S "irng' comes abou" `flirou gli the or- ganization and direction of a large number of 4-11 Agricultur- al Clubs and five local area Jr. Farmer clubs. This .year, a total of 412 '441 agricultural club projects were started by boys and girLs in Hu- , ron County and 93.4 per cent were brought to a successful con- clusion. Another year, we would like to see close to the 100 per cent mark. '- Plans for, this years 441 pro- gram were started in January at' the 4-11 agricultural olub leaders annual meeting. Again as in.. previous years, the photographs from the 4-11 gate sign compet- ition were judged. •This compet- ition was even more popular this year with' quite a rise in en-- tries. Also, new clubs were dis- cussed such as the 441 Conserva- tion Cluband new senior prd= ject books were discussed 'for members, 116.20 years of age. Plans were also made for a bus trip for the first part of July to Rhe University of Guelph. Q. excellent voluntary 441 leaders should be congratulated for the excellent work they, do in help - Dave Inglis, extension assist- ant, has been a terrific help in the junior elxtension program in Huron County and ,we are very pleased to have him on staff on a full time basis: Twenty-five 441 clubs were started in ' Huron County last spring with the following listed range of clubs: • 441 Beef Calf Clubs, Blyth-, 13e1(grave, Dungannon, Brussels and Lucknow; 441 Dairy Calf Clubs, Bayfield, Blyth, Brussels, D`itn,gannon and Lucknow; 441 Mixed Calf Clubs, Hawick, Sea - forth, Turnberry, Exeter and Zurich; 441 Swine Clubs, Huron County 4-11 Gilt Club; Huron Co. 441 Market Hog Club; Huron County 441 Sheep Clttb; Grain Corn Clubs, Blyth, Brussels, Luc - If You Desire AMan'` SINCERE & INTERESTED IN THE COMMUNITY GODERICH FROSTED FOODS 65 HAMILTON STREET • PRODUCEFANCY • SPY APPLES BU. 2.79 CELERY HEARTS PKG• 19c CHOICE GOOD TASTE PEACHES CROWN TEA BAGS 20 -OZ. 31a 100 BAGS 69c Shredded Wheat 25c HARRY HORNES Table Syrup KIST — N.R. GUARTS Ginger Ale • MEAT 32 -OZ. 55c 5F0R1.00 • PEAMEAL — IN THE PIECE BACK BACQN LB• 79c LOOSE Li�/IENERS 2 LBS. 89c LOIN PORK CHOPS LEG OF LAMB LB. 77c La 57c OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL 6 P.M. OPEN FRIDAYS TIL 9 P.M. I? 1 Education know, ., .. South Hu�Qn Tt4k Brussels �•1113�ye,ry 10th Seaforth r h Quebec 13us Trip , Sharon /tin- smith; 1 weet.Corn Club, Exeter; 441 Calf, 18th; Blyth-Rol+grave Kenzie, RB 1, Seaforth, Jamieson Huro;p 4•11 Tractor Club; Huron Beef, 21st; Dungannon 4-11-13eef, Aibey, RR 6,Goderich; Unitefl 441 Conservation Club. 244t; Zurich 4-H Calf, 27th; Luc- Nations Trip , Ross Veit,*fliigleiigJtts' of the 1960 441 know 441 Beef, 30th. 2 Brussels Provincial JuniRR or Prot ram in Hurn County in- Swine, 10 teams competing, Fortner Carts , JoAnne Alton, , a elude: llurun•,County 4-11 Breeding Gilt, RR., 7, Luekilow, George Towns - A first rate, Jr. Fair held at 8th; Huron County 441 Market end, RR 3, Seaforth, Seafortth Fall Fair, including the Hog, 9th. Champion 441 Beef, Swine, and Field Crops, 48 teams compet County have 'again this year had Field Crop shows. The 4-11 Jun- ing, Lucknow 441 Corn Club, a ver active and ante eating pro- �rorwFa 1 s- 46h « B --u _... ..... ,,: _1'1?t•+e�tt.�.��..��.,r.��.`'�~��`"` ..� . A �'�ii ems. - - � 'Or � �-e" ��•_--- x �unitr .. werer-excetkz tttiis ar-wise . au- u,- uekersnr t�h' lf' 'Cornf° Ciu` 5 ""Farmer "Globs in Huron Coun% Y large entry of quality calves at 34th; Exeter Sweet Corn, 41st; and: these are as follows: Clinton the 41 Dairy Calf Champion- South Huron Corn Club, 43rd. ship show at Blyth Fall Fair; an Edu:cationa'1 Bus (Trip to the Uni- versity of Guelph; the selection of John Bradley, RR 3, Goderich, as a delegate to the National 441 Club Conference in Ottawa. Prior to this, John was selected to represent Huron County at 411 Leadership Week held in Guelph; sixteen calves going. to the Queen's Guineas Cornpeti- tion. On May 28, 1966 there were 192 boys and girls taking part in the livestock judging competi- tion. The interest in this re- mains very high and shows that Huron County young people are interested in livestock. At the Western Fair -livestock judging competition, a ,total of 20 contestants attended frotn Huron County. At the Provincial ell Inter - Club Competitions, University of Guelph,, 24 teams represented Huron County 4-11, Clubs. This was a record number of com- petitors from Huron County. They werein competition with 239 teams from across the pr•o- vince. The standings of the Huron. teams were as follows: Dairy, 89 teams competing, Lucknow 4-11 Dairy:' x1111:' Bay- field 4-11 Dairy, 39th; Dungannon 4-11 Dairy, 50th; Blyth 4-H Dairy, 64141; Turnbenry 441 Dairy, 70th; Brussels 4-H Dairy, 74%; How ick 4H Dairy, 78th. - r - _37 .. teams—mut nimg, The Junior Farmers of Huron• Tractor, 10 teams competing, Huron Tractor, :1Oth. Members of this years inter - county livestock judging team were Jim Papple, George Town- send and Bob McNeil. - They were in coan+petition with, 14 oth- er teams from other Comities across the province on Nov. 10 at the Royal Winter Fair, Tor- onto. _The • Huron team placed 6th. T9 otter a challenge to all young people of Ramon County, several trips are awarded. These trips prove very educational and interesting for the Juniors. 'Phe following is a list of trip win- ners: 4-H Centennial Trip Co" Mani- toba, Marjorie Jeffray, RR 2, Wingha,m; Provincial 441 Lead- ership Camp, John Bradley, RR 3, Goderich; Junior Farmer Soils Tour, Murray Hoover, RSR 3, Brussels; Eastern Ontario and Junior Farmers; Seaforth Junior Farmers; Howiek Junior Farm- ers; North Huron Junior- Farall- on; South Huron Junior Farm- ers. The total membership in hese 5 clubs is. 219 members. "We are very pleased to work •.vhh -the Junior Farmers .in the development of projects which provide valuable training for the m•onrbers. This year, the mem- bers have undertaken such pro- jects as, drama festivals, choir, field day, training school, curl: ing bonspiel; • hockey tourna- arents; and century farm signs.' The Junior Farmers of Huron County should be congratulated for the work they have done in erecting ,Century Farm Markers - on farms in the same family for 100 years. Huron Counby Jun- iors have sold a large number of S.M.V. Emblems and are still selling them. They also took on the job of looking after the wag- on tours at the I.P.M. and they Vote For A Man With Six Years' Expelrieince On Council GORDON W. SMYTH FOR REEVE IN WEST WAWANOSH d 1 Request Your Support. At The Polls December 5th • F. E. H1BBERT & SON Suggest You ings Now is the time to hoos yolir winter -Christmas fab - ries from our wondeifill range of domestic and im- po%ted woollens. 54" and 60" widths are available. The -price ranges you will find are most pleasing to your budget. FINE WOOL DRESS CREPES DOESKIN DRESS FLANNEL . ENGLISH TWEEDS In Co-ordinating Colors DOMESTIC and IMPORTED All Wool Tartans Silk and Wool Mixtures In Dress Weights HOUNDSTOOTH CHECKS - In Different Colors and Size Checks PATTERNS BY SIMPLICITY —VOGUE — BUTTERICK ARE YOUR GUARANTEE OF CORRECT STYLING CHRISTMAS LUGGAGE DRAW /l1Il/A!ogoin1,UomP000 r A GIFT COUPON WITH EVERY DOLLAR PURCHASE Also Payments On Your Accounts �Pt Zt. F. E. HIBBERT & SON THE SQUARE GODERICH 524-8811 • should be congratulated for a jolt well done! t'he Coder eh Signal -Stara• 'Ituratiay', Peen r 1. 1068 1.E CM Nowsfront Buser Days 11 would be impossible for us . The school is a.s busy as a 10 organize and �comlt>apt 'The 40 bee the:ae days with. a .ms~ in and Junior Fanner Clubs wlp(h„ all grades. The tna•jority of the gide thirteen's are through to "tit the assistance we _rem., may, while ,grades nine through from Huron County CouuRil, 41 12 finish up tomorrow. Club Leaders, and the iMeerested * * people.'. f Huron County. May i understand that there's to be eV --P _- & a(nnrereia� Y.. �' ,-'► � �a� �-pas�r►ctt>errE-��_ Wt le .. ,. -TagtrOt` iii4'►'1rrl�j-`'tt�X91.:i►t sure :(a.a'.of.!thy.. riritih us and support our Junior Extension Program. Exams date'. Perhaps the best policy would ,,be 'to watch for posters, around the school,1! do know that it's being sponsored by the Year. book Cotnniittee. * *. * Back to the';booksl Just a few more hours and then 1'11 � be StORInIttlIIMMIMMIP. o s EARL"( BANKER While it is possible that a merchant or a public scribe foundckd the institution of bank- ing, it is generally believed an English jeweller pioneered this vocation. Sir Francis Child, a 17th century goldsmith who lent large sumps of money to the gov erment, is'"credited with being the first to 'convert this trade to a banking enterprise. Ha is oft- . en 'called the" "father of the profession •of banking." Teen Club "67 APPLICATIONS 'For MEMBERSHIP 'Available At HARBOURLITE INN Or REGENT TV And At NEWS RECORD OFFICE, CLINTON . -ITU:: ound. - O.H.A. JUNIOR "C" CKEY ELMIRA JUNIORS - Vs. GODERICH TUESDAY, DEC. Adults -75c 6 GODERICH ARENA — 8:30 P.M. — Students -50c Children -25c "SUPPORT THE SIFTOS" • 0:7"Y —777