The Goderich Signal-Star, 1982-07-14, Page 194.
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AY, „MIX14,1982,--PACFE 94
Huron
—
Hui= is fortMlaile to have
•bent C4213603 =alma wont"
fee the 4-H Interprovincial
Exchange
Terrance Evans, 19, of
wan*, Nova Sat*, is
presently spendig July to
to m Huron with two host
families. He has spent the
flip&srpai of his stay with the
RobMarsha family of
Blyth. He is now at the home
of the Hugh Rundle family at
Hawaii. While in tha,
Terrance is also visiting
several fanning operatinns
and local points tiinterest.
Terrance Is the manager _.
of his family's sheep mide-
tion .14 ore He also helps
with the
the200.w farrow-to-
n/Liao azizs asumaalc
! plans are to eventually
•• become the manager .of the
family farm.
Terrance, an avid 4-ffer,
has participated for several '
years in Crafts, Woodwork-
ing, Swine and Sheep Clubs.
He is also interested in
customizing- automobiles,
riding dirt bakes and target
-shooting. Terrance believes
this exchange will help to ob-
tain a greater understanding
of farming and 4-H and apply
this knowledge at home.
At this time, Sherri Mar-
shall, Blyth is taking part in
the 4-11 Interprovincial Ex-
thange. Her host province is
Nova Scotia. She is an ear-
cellent ambassador for 4-H
in Ontario. Over the years
Sherri-heemade a first -raiz
-contribution to the life of the
4-H Agricultural Club pro-
gram in Huron County.
-Don Pullen,
Ag. Rep.
Vacations • -
Should farmers take vaca-
tions?
I think the answer is yes to
both
I was recently on a fishing •
trip with my brother to New
Liskeard. At the campsite
we noticed trailers and
trucks with farm plates. To
our left were two cash crop
farmers from Tilbury area.
To our' right a cash cropper
and a hog producer from
Belmont area. For years all
four (and wives) have been
taking off the first week of
July to camp and fish.
The fanners from Tilbury
said their soybeans had her-
bicide damage. The vacation
will keep them from wat-
ching their beans while they
area -most depressing sight.
And there is nothing they can
do about it -anyway.. These
farmers needed a holiday as
much as 1 did.
Now banks and OMAF
may be suggesting that
farmers must stay home and
tend the flock in these tough
financial times; btt1 think
everyone should get away
from their problems for
awhile. To avoid busy cropp-
ing periods the timing of a
farmer's vacation is critical.
-John Heard,
Assist. Ag. Rep.
Council...
• from page SA
with any of the recommend-
ed work, the township • will
seek approval for the work
fromthe Ministry of Natural
Resources and Maitland
Valley Conservation
Authority. '
By-law No. 20- 1982, being
a rating by-law under the
Tile Drainage Act, received
all required readings and
was passed. It provides for
loans in the total amount of
$41,400 to Donald McNeil,
R.R.6 Goderich, Glen
McNeil, R.R.6 Goderich,
Michael P. Rodgers, R.R.5
Goderich, William Bogie,
R.R.4 Goderich, Barry
Millian, R.R.5 Goderich and
Russel Kernighan, R.R.4
Goderich The loans are
repayable over a period of
ten years at an annual in-
terest rate of ten per cent per
•annum.
Correspondence received
from the Ministry of Natural
Resources indicated that a
license under the Pits and
Quarries Act has been issued
to Lavis Contracting Co.
Ltd., Clinton to operate a
gravel pit on Part of Lot 5,
Concession 4 E.D.
Open houses for
ratepayers, owners and
tenants of properties and
lands in Colborne Township,
will be held on Thursday, Ju-
ly 15 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.;
Saturday, Jiffy 17, -from -11
to 5 p.rh. and -Wetines-
•dayiJuly-21, from 5 rem.74.69
p.m. at the township hall in
Carlow. Members of council
and the planning department
will be present to hear
•representations from in-
terested persons.
--The clerk reported that 22
submissions had been
received in the contest to
select a township crest and a
committee meeting will be
held soon to begin the pro-
cess of selecting the winners.
The meeting was adjourn-
ed to the next regular
meeting to be held at 8 p.m.
on Tuesday, July 20.