The Huron Expositor, 1984-09-12, Page 19Attention Grandpas
Bring your grandchildren and let them milk a cow the
way you dld. Check at Old MacDonald's Barn for
location and milking times. Fri. Only.
EAFORTH
JU IOR FAIR
for
JUNIOR FARMERS and JUNIOR INSTITUTES
of Huron County
a°gad surrou ding counties who do not participate
in other Class `B' Fairs
held in conjunction with and under spices of
Seaforth Agricultural Society
in co-operation with
CANADA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND FOOD
ONTARIO MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND FOOD
HURON COUNTY 4-H HORSE AND PONY CLUBS INTER -COUNTY
COMPETITION
Class 1 • Junior Showmanship Class
Oass 2 - Senior Showmanship Class
Class 3 • Grand Champion Horse Showman
Class 4 • Trail Class
Class 5 - Junior Equltatlon
Class 6 - Senior Equitation
Class 7 • Halter Class
HURON COUNTY 441 SWINE CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
Class •4-HGilt
Oass 2 - 4-H Market Hog
Class 3 • Junior Showman
Oass 4 • Senior Showman
CENTRAL HURON 4•H SWINE CLUB
Undor the supervision of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture & Food,
sponsored locally by the Huron County Pork Producers' Association
CLUB LEADERS Don Dodds, 01, Seaforth, Graeme Craig. 01, Walton,
John VanVlloh 02, Brussels. Greg Love, s2, Zurich
CLUB MEMBERS; Grant Bergsma, Joan Bergsma, Melvin Bergsma, Paul
Dodds, Gary Godkln, Jeff McGavin, Randy Never°, Brent Robinson, Jell
Robinson, Joe Ryan, Stephen Ryan, Darryl Smith
BASIS OF AWARDS
The awards will be made on the following basis
230 pointe for award on gilt which will be fudged at the Fair on the basis of
bacon type, development, uniformity and breeding standard
0 100 points for Competition of judging of swine
330 points for examination 10 consist of questions based on club work.
feeding and management, and marketing of swine
100 points for showmanship - manner In which the club member shows his
[Wiry In the ring (70 pointal, condition of the animal (20 points), general
appearance o1 the exhibitor (10 points)
100 points for care and feeding methods noted at time of periodic visits
made during the season
230 pointe for regularity and accuracy in forwarding monthly reports
100 points for attendance and Interest shown at the meetings end judging
classed'
1000 e.m. • Arrive on grounds
10.30 a.m • Judging of swine and showmanship
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CLINFORTH 444 CALF CLUB
Under the supervision of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food,
sponsored locally by the McKillop Federation of Agriculture
CLUB LEADERS Brian Oldf told, 04. Seaforth, Dianne Oldfield, 84,
Seaforth; Bob Vodden, 01. Clinton
CLUB EXECUTIVE: President, Kelly Vodden, Vice -President, Angela
VanDenElzen, Secretary, Lana Jones, Press Reporter. Elizabeth Stewart
CLUB MEMBERS: Blair Beuarman, Lori Forbes, Kelly Hummel, David
Jones, Lana Jones, Elizabeth Stewart, David Satdivar, Angela VanDenEl-
zan, Teresa VanDenElzen, Kelly Vodden
BASIS OF AWARDS
The awards will be made on the following basis:
200 points for award on calf at the Fair.
100 polnta for 'Judging Competition. Each competitor will be required to
judge at least one class composed of four cattle and give reasons for the
placing.
200 points for answers to questions based on club work, and feeding and
management of dairy cattle,
100 points for showmanship • manner In which the club member shows his
entry In the ring (70 polnta); condition of the animal (20 polnta); general
appearance of exhibitor (10 pointe).
100 points for care and feeding methods noted at time o1 periodic visits
made during the season.
200 pointe for regularity and accuracy In forwarding monthly report,
100 points for attendance and Interest shown at the meetings and judging
classes
11:00 a m • Arrive on grounds.
1:00 p m • Judging of calves and showmanship.
KIPPFIELD 4•H CALF CLUB
Under the supervision of the Ontario Mlnlstry of Agriculture and Food.
sponsored locally by the Exeter Agricultural Society.
CLUB LEADERS Lawrence Beane, a1, Bruce(lold, Les Falconer, 05,
Clinton
CLUB EXECUTIVE: President, Scott Cooper, Vice -President, Mark
McGregor; Secretary, Julie Townsend; Press Reporter, Steven Beane.
CLUB MEMBERS: Steven Beane, Scott Cooper. Brad Falconer, Mark
McGregor, Michael McGregor, Julie Townsend, Murray Townsend. Scott
Towsend, Kevin Varloy, George Wilson
BASIS OF AWARDS SAME AS ABOVE
HURON COUNTY 4-H SHEEP CLUB
Organized under the supervision of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and
Food, sponsored locally by the Seaforth Agricultural Society
CLUB LEADERS: Harriet Boon. Bluevalo: Eleanor Babcock. 01, Clinton;
Lila Rintoul, 02, Lucknow, Florence Pullen, 04, Clinton
CLUB EXECUTIVE. President, Martha Boon, Vice -President, Ron
Chambers; Secretary, Sandy Merner, Press Reporter, Lana Jones
CLUB MEMBERS: Kerry Babcock, Kate Boon, Martha Boon. Ron
Chambers, Donna Johnston, 02 Bluevale; Lana Jones, David Lawson, Julia
Merner, Sandy Merner, John Nleuwenholl, David Pullen, Michael Pullen,
Debbie Rintoul, Kim Rintoul, Brian Whyte, Crystal Whyte, David Whyte
BASIS OF AWARDS
200 points for 4-H Exhibit and 1 fleece of wool at Achievement Day
200 points for project, reports
200 polnta for examination based on club project
100 points for attendance at club meetings and Interest.
100 points for care and feeding methods
100 polnta for fudging competition.
100 points for showmanship
Prize money and awards Will be awarded at the annual Awards Night In
November It will be donated by the following Production Servlm of the
Canada Department of Agriculture, the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and
Food, and the Seaforth Agricultural Society
MOO m Arrive on grounds
11 03a m Judging of entry and showmanship
EXHIBIT:
4•1-1 Exhibit
Reece of wool
TOTAL
Fall Fair
Wind -Up Dance
with
Ki
Sat., Sept. 22 8 p.m.
Tickets Advance '5.00 Door '6.00
Sponsored by Seaforth Optimist Club
150 points
50 points
200 points
CLASSES
41-1 member must show In one of the following classes*
1. ewe class (1 year otage and older)
2. ewe lamb class
3. ram lamb class
4, market Iamb class
4H member must exhibit wool lrr one of the following classes:
1, long wool type
2 medium wool type
All 4-H members must compete In the Showmanship Class.
1, Showmanship Class,
NORTH WEST HURON 4-H CROPS CLUB
CLUB LEADERS: Carol Thompson, 112, Clinton: Cory McDonald,
Dungannon; John Underwood, 02, Wingham.
CLUB EXECUTIVE: President, Mike Scott, Secretary, Mark Scots; Press
Reporter, Dave Ireland.
CLUB MEMBERS: David Ireland, Robin Lobb, Lisa Scott, Mark Scott, Mike
Scott.
- BASIS OF AWARDS
200 polnta for exhibit al Achievement Day.
200 pointe for field score
200 pointe for Examination based on club project
200 points for club reports.
100 polnta for attendance at club meeting
100 points for Judging Competition.
All exhibits must be In place In the Fair Building at 12 o'clock noon on Mc
first day of the Fair
CENTRAL HURON 411 CROPS CLUB
CLUB LEADERS: Larry Wheatley, 01, Dublin; Barry Gordon, Seaforth,
CLUB EXECUTIVE: Prealdont. Gary Godkin; Vice -President, Paul Dodds:
Seoretary, ,Peter Vanal ke; Press Reporter, Ron
Pryce.
CLUB MEMBERS: Ken Axtmann, Don Baan. Sieve Bean. Paul Dodds,
William Fotheringham, Dean Glanville,Robert Glanville. Gary Godkln,
Scott Hoegy, Doug Muglll, Jeff McGavin, Danny McNichol, Pal Moylan. Ron
Pryco, 8111 Stewart, Peter Vanslyke, Jason Wheatley.
BASIS OF AWARDS SAME AS ABOVE
PENNY SALE
BOOTH
In the Arena Hall
at. the fair
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139th Annual
Seaforth Fall Fair
Sept. 20, 21, 22, 1984
PRIZE LIST
"Celebrating 25 Years of 'B' Fair ,Classification l"
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Seaforth Agricultural Society * Antique
FAIR DANCE
Saturday,
September 15,
Dance 9 - 1
to
LINCOLN GREEN
Seaforth & District
4.00 Dance Community Centres ,
*
TRACTOR PULL
* Saturday, September 22
* 12:30 r-/----------,
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* 7 Classes including
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STEEL WHEELS i
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* PRIZE MONEY *
* $75, $50 & $25 ) ;� % I;: *
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* Also Antigua Machinery d,A "" i)' )
* and Antique Car Displays' �; 1
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Thursday, Sept. 20
[New Arena Hall)
8:15 p.m. Queen Contestant Introduction
OFFICIAL OPENING
by Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Dr. Clayton
Switzer
9:15 p.m. Entertainment
9:30 p.m. Fair Queen Contest
10:30 p.m. Crowning of the Fair Queen by
Lisa Beuttenmifler
Friday, Sept. 21
11:00 a.m. Parade leaves Optimist Park
12:00 p.m. Judging of Sheep & Swine
12:45 p.m. Judging of Light & Heavy Horses
1:00 p.m. Lion's Pet Show,
1:00 p.m. Judging Beef & Dairy
Junior Fair for 4-H, Junior Farmers
Institutes
2 30 p.m. Harness Racing, 2 Matinees
4:00 p.m Livestock Parade
Bili Kell - Master of Ceremonies
7:00 p.m. Western Horse Show,
8:00 p.m. Amateur Talent Show '
and
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11-12:00 - Children's Mini Pedal Pull z
Registration
12:00 - Mint Pedal Pull
12:30 - Antique Tractor Pull
1:30-2:00 - Baby Show Registration 2,4
2:00 Baby Show 9
4:00 - Seaforth Agricultural Society
Penny Sate Draws
8 p.m. - Dance featuring Lowdown
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Saturday, Sept. 22
FALL FAIR PASS
[Includes All Fair Events] (With Membership Card!
$7.00 $6.00