HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-04-06, Page 15Beef Club-
agues Officers_
At Lu know
Five Huron GQufty 4-1 clube.
were organized for the 1967 Sea«
eon at the `Luoknow High School
Audthriurn, Friday, Under : tam
0111)011/141014O "Pau' 111 ie,,,
iluron county, agricultural asaie
tant, the following 441 groups
were Ireorgani#zed for the coming
easons
pui►,on dairy calf flub; the
ungannon reefcalf club; the
Lucknow., dairy calf club; . the
Lucknow beef Calf club; the Luck.
now corn club; Plans to arf�ize
a -441 forage clubnext month in
the districfbelwden Lgc)cnow an
Au>{iganinoa were, also discussed,
Huron ;county 0441 members.
have always. preferred the 'live.
stock 'clubs, , the,calf clubs . or
' swine clubs" to the crop Clubs`'
al<,though, this year, with the prow
apect of a corn club being ,or.
ganized;, 4-11 members in this
area are planning to diversify
their. activities. Other projects
available t0 thelruron county 4- 1
members in the line of a crop
product are sugar beet, soybean
and white bean clubs; fruit clubs,
potato clubs.
Other projectswhich may in.
` Wrest older 4-H members are the
engineering clubs, farm and honi@'-
electric clubs,. conservation
clubs. In addition to those;
tractor and forestry clubs are -on
the list of proposed -4-H activit.
fes.
Jim Boak,-who was elected pre.
sident of the Lucknow dairy calf
'The 'GJM,. i , $ K7' ..r, . Pf. a ay',,
B.
4'•
club for the 1967 4.H club Year,
explained the activities.oi the var.
sous groups are held monthly at
one or other, of the members'
farms; at each, farm, the 4-11
members study and discuss the
owners' methods of beef or dairy
Tlia-4H__bred gilt sale held in Clinton saleswbarn, Wednesday
'of last week; featured 30 -lots, all consigned by members of the
Huron county 4-H swine club. Above,'Jill Bennett, a member
from R.R. 1 Port Albert, directs her entry, Sunburnt Sue, around
the ring. Jill's bred gilt was the' first of 25 Yorkshire sows
auctioneed off at an average price of $132.40. •
Lambing season has, for generations of. Canadians, been associ-
ated with* the arrival of milder spring- weather. Here, on the
farm of R. McClinchey and Sons, five miles south of Goderich
on Highway 21, his flock of 100 ewes ate keeping up the
tradition. In this photo, two of the McClinchey spring Iambs
are held by his daughter, JoAnne,
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to , th methods "and equipment
4-H Bred Gilt
at the Clinton Fair Grounds Barn.
Four Lacombes averaged $148.00
one Landrace sold for $200.00 and
25 Yorkshires averaged $132.40.
The overall average sale price
was $136.75.
'Tlie top selling giltwasaLand.
race Remview Beth 1X,' bred by
Robert McMillar, Seaforth : and
consigned by Garry McClure of
Seaforth. She was purchased by
A. Blob, Bayfield for $200.00.
The second top price of $185.00
was paid by Robert ''Corrigan,
#1, Bluevale for a Yorkshire eon.
signed by Graeme Craig, Walton,
who .had the, top selling gilt'at
last year's sale. The top°priced
Lacombe consigned by Owen
Wright, #1, Wroxeter was sold to
J. Jansen; #2, Seaforth,. for
$160.00.
All. of the sows consigned were
'sold to swine producers in'Huron
County.' The Huron County Hog
Producers 4-11 swine, club was
reorganized recently' with a
belong to only one 'club of the completes a 4-H project this membership of 59 rural boys:and
year.girls.
terms.
4-H club nlembers must be $4,102.50 was paid for 30 lots
farm boys 'and girls between the of the 4th Annual Huron, County
ages. of 12 and 21: senior14-H Hog ° Producers 4-11 Bred Gilt
club members must be between . Sale on Wednesday, March 29th
the ages of 16 and 21. All -.clubs • .
must have. at least ten members same kind in any one year, anti
who, if possible should reside in each member must agree to do
the same community. Their group all' the work, as fax as possible,
must be organized before the;lst . • in connection with the club pro.
of May for the current club year. jest. • The 4-H-er keeps a• record
The clubs are organized under of the club project- and submits
the direction of an agricultural it to the 'g.rep. as required,
representative and must be spoil-- - Centennial projects are also
cored by a local agricultural , . ,important activities for Ontario
organization. interested in the de. 4-•H club members this year,
velopment. and improvement of - Each club member from every
one particular livestock or crop 4_H' club" in Huron County is
product. For. example, the Huron expected to undertake one•of three
vCouny Hog producers Associa• •possible centennial pro ects
tion sponsors the Huron county which are; planting a tree or
4-H swine club, • shrub, beautifying the farm en.
b members elect officers trance,• or studying. the history
th tt , me ersh ip.�as • „�:,Af the home fa rm tor sOm�munity•
'follows: ii'resi+dent; vice-presid. • Each 4-H agricultural club mem.
ent, secretary -treasurer .and ber will receive a permanent Cen.
ter. Members may tennial award when he or she
answer your neighbour's call
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and will continue through Saturday, "April 8th. The canvass
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Anyone missed by the canvassers may contribute by contacting
the campaign chairman, Mr. Wms Barlow, or you, may leave
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