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Welcome to the Yorkshire Federation of Young Farmers' Clubs |
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Young Farmers’ is a forward thinking, modern organisation with old fashioned values and traditions. It is open to anyone between the ages of 10 to 26. Young Farmers can offer a wide range of skills and experience from running meetings to playing sports. If you are between these age ranges and interested in what we have to offer have a look round our website or give us a call, there’s bound to be a club near you! |
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The younger end of the membership enjoyed a night out dancing away to DJ Tim Whitworth on Friday 12 February at Darley Memorial Hall. This saw just short of 90 members from across the County party on through the night with no parents or guardians in sight! Members benefitted from YFYFC bars making a couple of cocktails (non alcoholic), which included ‘jungle jim’ and ‘sour grass’ which went down a treat by the members! This was a new venture for the Federation it being the first of its kind. The evening was a success so watch out for the next one which we hope will be even bigger and better than the first! Many thanks for all the stewards and helpers on the evening and especially to those that brought the members to the event. |
The 2010 YFYFC Drama Competition was of its usual high standard. 4 teams from around the County took part and performed their own interpretation of a drama play. The afternoon saw 4 very different performances from Penistone with Bad Reception, Masham with The Last Bread Pudding, Worth Valley with Cinderella Factor 2 and Cawthorne with Trapped. Penistone Grammar School was the venue this year and the hall was full of supporters, friends & family. The adjudicators for the day were; Howard Wilkinson former member of Northallerton YFC and Sally Milner former member of Warwickshire YFC. First on was Penistone YFC - Bad Reception. A small young cast performing a day at school where typical teenagers took over on reception. Second on was Cawthorne - Trapped. Again a small cast with a play written by the members based on the popular drama Kes. Third on was Masham - The Last Bread Pudding. A new venture for Masham YFC as they hadn’t taken part in anything like this for over 30 years. A play preparing for a drama. Last on for the day was Worth Valley - Cinderella Factor 2. with a very large cast it was A mass murder mystery. This was a sequel from their pantomime the previous year.
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