A Supplement to the Terrace Review —- Wednesday, August 28, 1991

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1. FALL FAIR OFFICE

2, EXHIBIT HALL / INFO. CENTER
3. VENDORS ;
4, PET SHOW / SHRINE CLOWNS
5. CAR SHOW (SATURDAY) |

6. MUS
_7. BAVARIAN GARDEN
8. CJFW
. 9. CONCESSION
10. AMATEUR RADIO CLUB
11. WASHROOMS
12. POULTRY BARN
13. 4-H BARN
14, 4-H OFFICE & SHOWRING
. 15, HORSE STALLS
16. HEAVY HORSE PULL & GYMKHANA
17, EQUIPMENT DISPLAY

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HORSE SHOW
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Thank you,
Totem Ford

for purchasing my
steer at the 1990 Fall
Fair 4-H Auction.

Quinton Rafuse .
Terrace

Auctioneer Leo DeJong

44H husbandry and entrepreneurship shown...

There is a growing group of
_ young entrepreneurs who are de-
--yeloping their business skills
through 4-H. Each year, children
throughout the Terrace area, take
on a project that combines the
elements of risk, efficiency and
marketing, complemented with
animal appreciation and husbandry.
- Rabbits, sheep, cattle and horses

provide educational and business

‘skill development that is the foun-

dation for skills needed throughout
life. Record keeping, speech mak-
ing, and judging are major busi-
ness elements that compliment the
skills learned in husbandry.
Although the public only sees the
finished product, these long-term
projects have many hours of work

in the grooming, handling, and
feeding of the animal. It is a dedi-
cated commitment that exceeds

what most people have with their -

pets.

For example, with the market
lamb project, the children must
learn how to lead the lamb using
hand signals only, as lead ropes
are not allowed. The lambs are

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sheared twice to improve their
fleece and appearance. They must
be fed to reach an optimum market
weight.

The public is encouraged to
come to the 4-H barns during the
Skeena Valley Fall Fair this week-
end (Aug.3i & Sept.1). The 4-H
youngsters will be delighted to
answer any of your questions
about their projects. The sheep
judging will take place at 11 a.m.
on Saturday, followed by the beef
judging at 3 p.m. The auction will
be at 1:30 on Sunday.

Adult experts judge the handling,
grooming and physical condition of
each animal before they are then
auctioned to the public. All pur-
chasers are issued a tax donation
receipt for the total purchase price
of the animal. Butcher fees are

paid by the 4-H member, while

cutting and wrapping fees are the

expense of the purchaser. Come
out and support these farmers of
the futuret