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Meet Your
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At the International
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To see what Ontario is doing, drop in on us during your visit to the
International Plowing Match, Oct. 11-14, 1966.
ONTARIO WATER RESOURCES COMMISSION
801 BAY STREET TORONTO 5, ONTARIO
DR. JAMES A. VANCE DAVID S. CAVERLY
Chairman General Manager
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GRAND
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FEATURING —
* Billie Walker Dottie West and
* The Country the Heart Aches
Cousins * Sharon Strong
* Chorus Line 12 Beautiful Girls *
The Complete Grand Ole Opry Show, Plus Added Attractions
SEAFORTH ARENA
Wed., October 12
ADVANCE TICKETS $2.00 — AT THE DOOR $2.50
NO SEATS RESERVED
Doors Open at 7:30
Show Starts at 8:30
TICKETS
Available Here or at
Ross Motors, Seaforth, Ont.
International Plowing Match, SEAFORTH, October 11, 12, 13, 14
Your Conservation
Authority Has
The Following Aims:
• Flood prevention and control.
• Construction of small reservoirs to increase summer
stream flow and to improve local ground water con-
ditions.
• Preservation of swamps and wetlands as natural
reservoirs.
• Preservation and increase of wildlife through stream
improvement and good management practices.
• Promotion of wise land use.
• Care and preservation of existing woodlots.
• Reforestation for the production of timber, erosion
control and run-off retardation.
• Establishment of shelter belts for control of wind
erosion.
• Establishment of recreational areas for resource
management demonstrations.
• Conservation education through all possible media.
Have You a
Conservation Conscience?
Be Sure To See Our Display at the Plowing Match
Maitland Valley Conservation Authority
Box 760 Listowel Phone Wroxeter 257
Ausable River Conservation Authority
Box 459 Exeter Phone 235-2610
ALSO: power silage carts and
free choice mineral feeders.
For full particulars, contact:
MILK PORTER CO., LTD.
4 mAiiEY RD , SCARBOROUGH Mt IRO TORONTO)
CANADA - Phony 739 1931
By D. H. MILES
Agricultural Representative,
tinron County and Secretary of
Local Committee.
First of all as Agricultural
Representative, may I extend
greetings from all the farm peo-
ple of Huron to our many visitors
to the 1966 International plowing
Match.
11uron is a rich agricultural
county with over 5,000 farmers
D. H. MILES
producing all breeds of livestock
and growing almost every crop
for feed for livestock or for sale
as a cash crop. This is ac-
complished on 624,000 improved
acres out of a total acreage of
765,000 acres.
Our visitors to the 1966 Inter-
national Match will find as their
hosts, keen farm families proud
of their homes, land and families.
These are excellent business melt
who are always-seeking new tech-
niques and methous of extending
their farm operations for the
production of food to feed a
hungry nation and to make a
standard of living that is re-
warding for the efforts they put
into the business of Agriculture.
As Secretary of the. Local Corn -
mittee, we hope that this com-
mittee, along with the Directors
of the Ontario Plowmen's As-
sociation and their Secretary
Manager, Mr. F, A, Lashley,
have made arrangements that
will please the exhibitors and
visitors.
Our host, James M. Scott and
son Bill, along with the many
farmers of the surrounding area
have been very co-operative in
allowing the use of the land for
the tented city and match activi-
ties, Our 85 committee men have
given of their time and talents in
organizing this event under the
guidance of Co-chairmen Mc-
Gavin and Snider, We would like
to say that we have foreseen
and taken care of the wishes of
all people, but an undertaking of
this size almost makes this an
impossible task. We will say,
however, all our people will do
everything to help solve your
problems and we all extend a
welcome to exhibitors and visit-
ors and hope you enjoy your short
stay in Huron and will want to
come back and see us again,
Head local planning committee
James M. Scott (left) of Scott Farms, at Seaforth, site of this years International is mayor of tented
city where nearly 300 exhibitions will display the latest in farm machinery. Co-chairmen of the Huron
county committee responsible for the detail that makes the International possible are (centre) Gordon
IvIcGavin of Walton and Larry Snider of Exeter.
Locals work two years
to make Match success
RUBBER-
TIRED
MILK HANDLING UNIT
• Made of heavy gadge stainless steel
• Lid seals tightly to keep milk germ free
• Passes through doorways 27"cmd over
• Rubber tired ball-bearing wheels
• Needs no pipe lines, pumps or
releasers
ASK ABOUT
OUR LEASE PROGRAM
arrangements for their respec-
tive department with full re-
ports on progress made once a
month to the general committee.
The site for the match was
chosen by the Ontario Plow-
man's Association and from then
on the local committee made all
arrangements and this includes,
leasing the farms, having crops
rotated, fixing a budget, arrang-
ing for interim financing as they
start out without funds. The bud-
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involved putting on a plowing
match and this responsibility
falls on the shoulders of the
faithful members of the associa-
tion.
In 1946 the International Plow-
ing Match in the County of Huron
was held at Port Albert at what
was then the old Airport. This
year, 1966, the International is
again to be held in Huron on
Scott Farms located on the north
corner of Seaforth. The location
is almost perfect in every detail
and the Huron plowboys are built
up on the expectations that the
1966 International Plowing Match
will draw the biggest crowd of
any Match that has ever been
held anywhere in Ontario.
The ')SlcutnIck"frilliCrPORTER Is the <leanest,
most efficient Method for transferring milk
from cow to bulk cooler.
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The local committee is com-
posed of the two Co-chairman,
Gordon McGavin, Walton, Ont.
and Larry Snider, Exeter, the
Secretary D. H. Miles, Clinton,
Ontario, Treasurer Bill Hanley,
Court House Goderich and Chair-
man of the various committees.
Extensive preparations a r e
necessary for an International
Plowing Match. The Huron county
committee have been active for
two years.
The four top executive were
first selected and the Chairman
of each committee was selected
by them. The additional m e m-
.bers on each committee were
:chosen by the Chairman and then
approved by the executive com-
mittee.
Each committee has made all
get for this years match is $45,-
000 exclusive of prizes and cer-
tain other expenses paid for by
the O.P.A. Billeting has been
found for upwards of 1000 peo-
ple. Horses, tractors and wag-
ons have to be located, parades
and special events have to be
arranged for, programs and en-
tertainment for ladies and traffic
and parking is a big problem.
It takes months -of planning to
arrange for all these details.
Members of the local commit-
tee are not paid in any way for
the many hours put in by them in
making all these arrangements.
The main interest of the commit-
tee is to make the 1966 match the
largest and most successful on
record.
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