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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-09-25, Page 28THE HURON exPossion s PT MUER 25, '190 • ea in the 4.'",R livestock eerrifetitiOn' at the SeaforthA Fall Fair this year were "way • according to. ,_ten Ivicgregor, Of the'SRlinton 'f)MAr'eftiee, : McGregor sala t.bere', were two and a half dines as , Many entries in' the dairy' competition ' this year )compared to last and also an increase in entries in beef sb°vvrn411401P ottries. T..b14 year, competitions fee swine and abaci) Were WAG,- added 4t the' far. The only livestock y class Which wasn'tu,suggess WAS horse showmanship,. Mr. McGregor said this event Was cancelleda. week before .thofair wheilmough entries didn't, come in, , 4 The SI.;feepstalte; StiOvire,yan'at the Seaforth Fall Fair this year was '-Lxle ,XCinsinati, of the 1(ippetfarea who was Presented" with a silvcr tray donated by tbk. :Torento.Dominion Banki Seaforth. : Mr, Kittantaa also took top honours in the Senior beef showmanship category and was, champion - beef shownien. The. champion 1,11•dairy calf was shown by StcPben;4. Doney of Goderich. Mr, Henerttlao Wen ten honours in the senior-Helstein heifer. class, „ The :top junior Holstein „ heifer was shown • by: Paul Pranken of Auburn and. Marie Brand of Clinton 1 shoired the top jersey, heifer • in the junior eiass Cathy McGayin of Walton • Won the intermediate PoWein heifer competition and Mary Ann ,Van Drop of the Seaford* area won the intermediate Jersey heifer bettors, • The senior Jersey heifer class was won by Susan Van Egrnond of Clinton. Cathy McOavin of the Walton area .took the junior 4-11 dairy showman honors. Kevin Smith of Ooderich took senior' dairy 4.H showman honors and was selected the, all-reuriellairy showman.. The dairy competitions were judged by David Innes of Woodstock. In the beef competition, .Julie Townsend of Seaforth won the ribbon for best baby beef steer in, the show. Sandra Merkley of Gorrie won the Queen's Guineas award for her steer. Julie Towsend won the champion steer showmanship honours. . The winning Point' beef heifer was ,shown by Cheryl Smith of Walton and the ,senior -beef heifer by Mark" McGregor of :the Kipperr area. Mark • McGregor took the championship heifer show. manshiPhnnours, Tho Junior beef shovvinak, ship award was won by Julie Townsend and Lyle Kinsman of Kippen• look the settler showmanship award. , The 'judge in the beer "shewmanship eategoriel, Was Gordon Crow of Guelph. In the new swine\ coin. oP• a Seedfax petition'. in the 4-11. show, ••— • ' Paul Dodd's Of Seaford] 'wen, ,Pnde R108 top, horiors, in the chantP10,11 ,iswidelyadapted gilt cissss:„ The .champie.n market ho* was sliown, by: Bruce Oodkin of the Welton ,andq, the champion swine • sitOinsu WAS Scott Robinson orWalton. The judge for the swine compoutpn was Doug McRae of Penfield. The top sheepshowman was David Townsend of Seaforth. The sheep show- manshiji-iVent, was Olgegil by , "Murray "Ernki of Walkerton. „„, . A GOOD AD -1N-#6001)-PUBLIOATION GETS READ REGARDLESS OP .ITS SIZE OR ITS LocATION. WANT PROOF? You're readIdg thIO message ri4ht now, aren't yoiir. Pride A108 is a 10P' y,siPlOtrig three-way cr.oss•. for; grain or silage in the, 2600 CHU maturity range, MO& ia highly reCoM- mendedfor these reasons; ." Excellent grain ,Ylelds and superior total ..dl.V- gestible. nuyients!i or acre silag�.• • Filch dark, groon,,,PlOnlitK: with ,bulky Cylindrical ; cob. adaptable. • Fast dri-down, Join the growing list of satisfied corn producers who are impressed with the outstanding perfor- mance of Pride R108 throughout- its maturity area. 4-H SHOWMAN COMPETITION—Brian McGavin of Walton'and Tony Simon of Seaforth ilhOw their .dalry calmest_ while, lodge_ David ka' Innes of Woodstock looks over the calves entered in the county 4-H showmanship competition at Seaforth Fall fair. (Photo by Ellis) - — Ontario Bean I -Growers- :1 to -operative Seaforth' 34$-2007 527,-1319 'VS THE *TO GET nor Seedfax Pride R108 is widely adapted Pride R108 is a top yielding three-way cross for grain or silage in the 2600 CHU maturity range. R108 is highly recom- mended for these reasons: • Excellent grain yields end superior total di- gestible nutrients per acre silage. % Rich dark green plant with a bulky cylindrical cob. A GUY'S BEST FRIEND—Pat Moylan of RP 5, Seaforth entered the family's pet Candy In the Seaforth Fail Fair pet show, held on Saturday afternoon. (Photo by GIbb) Winners ol Get cracking hats announced The following are the names of those whose tickets won free "Get Cracking" hats from the Huron*Cunty Egg Producers draw at the Seaferth Fair. Jim Parsons. Kippen: Poyd Dale. Lisa Savatige. Minna McClure. Matt Depuis, Shay Nigh. Jean Drager. Mrs Ross McDonald. all of Seaforth: Tom Slavin. hxcter; Jim Snowden. Dublin; Doug Buy for stalk strength: specialist BY PAT LYNCH SOUS AND CROP SPEOALIF-,„ !have jact tifslotra ati‘rmt 4 problems with cern this year. Head smut, corn rootworm, corn borer and fail arrny- worm. Head smut, this past year, has received a lot of attention and appears as not. too big a problem. The other two, rootworrn and corn borer, are a problem. Hy- brids. with good stalk strength. can give you some protection against rootworm and borer. When you are buying hybrid; this year. i would suggest you put more emphasis on stalk strength than on any rumors about bead smut. (I have heard some real good rumors about head smut. When I checked into them, the rumors were wrong. Most of these rumors are being spread by corn seed salesmen.) Classified Ads pay divicferids• Geddes. Egmondville: Louise Allan. Hensall. 114.. r . H \ • .11, • for the SECOND 'Ehe liuron*kixpasitor 13russe1s Post the standard • Widely adaptable. • Fast dri-down. 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