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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-08-30, Page 21 110. Page 2A - The Wgham Adv -Times, August 30,1 C -►C outlines coverage plans (Continued from Page 1) outlining areas it will affect. The CBC also will set up a toll-free number, operating 24 hours a day, to assist viewers and answer any questions. That toll-free number is 1- 800-387-0756. Morris council awards contract for sidewalks Morris council awarded the contract for construction of sidewalks in Belgrave and Walton to TEN Builders Inc. of Dublin at a recent meeting. The total contract price of $28,275 includes $22,050 for the Walton sidewalks and $6,225 for Belgrave. Council also will ask the Ontario Ministry of Transportation for additional funds to complete the Walton sidewalk project as a 50 per cent grant is available for sidewalks along a county road. CBC OUTLINES PLANS — Don Goodwin, centre, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's director Ontario, met with representatives of the Wingham Business Association at .a luncheon last week.They discussed the CBC's plans for local coverage when CKNX-TV becomes an independent station this Sun- day, Sega. 4. Elmer Squires, president of the business association and Wingham Mayor Jack Kopas spoke with Mr. Goodwin prior to the luncheon. hurch Director St. Paul's Church (ANGLICAN) WINGHAM _......-.__ __. John street at Centre Street THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF WINGHAM AND BELGRAVE Al services from the "Book of Common Prayer" SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1988 11:00 a.m. - Holy Communion Next Sunday - Sunday School Registration Minister : Rev. D. Madge * * * * * * * * Trinity, Belgrave - 9:30 a.m. * * * * * * * * Olinda 28 oz Choice Whole Tomatoes ?9 Willie's 375 rel Zuchinni Relish or Chili Sauce ... 1.39 Molts 1 Titre Clgum.atto Juice/........ .. . Generic 200 g Potato Chips ®® a 1,5 Titre Pepsi Cola . .®..®®®®.'.®®..®. Budget 14 oz Dog Food ••••••.••... ®.••. 1.79 89 . 99 + Dep. 49 WINGHAM FRUIT : T :ET STORE HOURS: Mon. ®F7:30a.m.9:00 p.m. 7:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Phone 357-2240. We Deliver. County plowing match scheduled for this week The 61st annual Huron County Plowing Match gets underway this Thursday, rain or shine, says Peter Hallahan of RR 1, Belgrave, first vice president .__of. -..._.the ... Hinran. Plowmen's Association. The match will be held at the farm of Huron -Bruce MP Murray Cardiff on Con. 5-6 of Grey Township, one mile and a quarter east of County Road 12. This match is a pre- requisite for those . hoping to compete at the International. Plowing Match, being held this.year in Perth County. The two-day match gets underway this Thursday, Sept. 1, at Coaching Day, leading up to Friday's serious competition, says Mr. Hallahan. Coaching Day includes a junior match at 2 p.m., but is mainly a chance for plowmen to brush up on their skills and to take advantage of the expert, • free advice given by the judges, he adds. Friday's events include classes for just about everyone, from those staged just for fun to the classes which will determine Huron's junior and senior championships, as well as which juniors will represent Huron at the IPM. Foremost among these are the five classes open to all Huron County juniors who have not reached their 20th birthdays, says Mr. Hallahan. Two of these young people will be chosen on the basis of their total scores to compete as junior champion 'plowman at the IPM, as well as for the IPM's annual two- year scholarship to one of ' antario's agricultural. colleges__ ._..... Several present and former champion plowmen will demon- strate their skills in competition at the Huron County match, including Paul Dodds of RR 1, Seaforth, 1986 -Canadian Junior Champion and Bill Fotheringham of RR 2, Seaforth, -winner of the 1986 IPM scholarship. Brian McGavin of RR 4, Walton, also is expected to compete, although his brother Jeff, Canada's 1987 junior champion, will be unable to attend as his competition plow already has been shipped to j Chilliwack, B.C., for this year's i Canadian National Championships, Sept. 12 to 17. . , .... s As well, the Huron County 4-H p Sodbusters Club will compete at the f county match, using it as the club's v achievement day to complete their d 1988 projects. Mr. Dodds and Mr. s Fotheringham are both members of a the Sodbusters Club, which is led by f Mr. Hallahan, Brian McGavin and c Paul Pentland of RR 6, Goderich, Information and brochures about C the 1988 Huron County Plowing Match, -held under , the- . ausp1ces of the Huron Plowmen's Association, - . . are available at McGavin's Farm It Equipment at Walton or from any of th Buren County is world kninvn agricultural excellence. ' Ji1s excellence comb from its dedicated people and leaders, The Huron County Junior Farmers are sponsoring an Agri -Food Week dinner programs to reward these people. The evening is entitled "Huron County An.AgricultwralLeader I "e The evening is planned to recognize Huron County and its agricultural excellence and as a kickoff for Agri- - Food Week. The highlight of the evening will be the presentation of the Rural Leadership Awards to local people for their outstanding leadership and contribution to the rural community and agriculture in Huron County. Various guest speakers will be talking about different aspects of agri-business at the dinner, to be held Monday, Oct. 3, at 7 p.m, in the Clinton Legion Hall.` The Huron County Junior Farmers will welcome nominations for the Rural Leadership Awards from individuals or organizations until Friday, Sept. 16. Nomination forms can be obtained by contacting Robert Bunking, RR 1, Auburn, 523= 4316, or the Clinton OMAF office, P.O. Box 159 Clinton, 1-800-265-5170. This special awards dinner is sponsored by the Huron County Junior Farmers' Association in co- operation with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food. tiT oath _e cha.ng _..., now recruiting 1989 participants Canada World Youth is now recruiting participants between the ages of 17 and 20 as of Dec. 31, 1988, for exchange programs with developing countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean. Any young people who are working, studying or looking for a ob and interested in a challenging nternational development program, may apply now. They will spend even , months -With other young eople from across Canada and tom the exchange country, doing olunteer work in community evelopment, agriculture or social ervices. They will gain knowledge nd skills which will help them in uture academic or professional areers. All expenses are covered by anada World Youth during the program but each young person is. asked to makes:commitment in the form oftimet energy and flexibility.: is not an easy experience but one at will last a lifetime. Exchanges start as early as June, 89. The final deadline for pplications is Jan. 27, 1989. For pplication forms or more ormation, contact Canada World outh, Ontario Regional Office, 386 oor St. West, 2nctFloor, Toronto, ntario M5S 1X4. the organization's executive. LONDON BRAKE AND STEERING Is pleased to announce the opening of a new store in Walkerton. 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