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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-11-30, Page 8, vJ rHE HI,111 + ' 10111' 15t NQYNIMISIPI : 1900 *mum egAMegAMPIOi Laine Foi4iiffil recently won Wofld Chsa►tfploltehlp,InpQltfs Ilt.t tire' nod Crop, Coritpetl4lpr► $t the, ffdjtfil Winter Fafr, Toronto T Ijp:gUaker'QpteCo. df Lova l s... wi ni Nod • Three Seaforth area .farmers were first prize •, winners' at the" `Royal Winter Pair,, Toronto, recently. Over 30Q,000 people from Canada, United States and more than 40 Countries visited the fair. 'thousands of the finest animals etables, dairy products and crops i e wor were exhibited, judged and may auctioned . A York boar, own d by Jan Van Vliet,: Brussels, brought th high 'price of 51,000 when it sold to Agricu ure Canada at the Ml Breed Swine Sale,. Seigel's Shoes 12 Stores iii downtown London • di 'ttir"`tr+Dh !:*,lagan (Jr, 1'10 sjid ngraVill,ehyOr, trlty, shown., [s S.tti. L IcKilfphuth (rlpYrt))presen`tlnp the awirrd to n4YM r1l llll wile Nolen. petition lliteQUA tOatsCompaay trophy was won •by J+tarne' W. Fell Of taHa /or itis prize winning;eniry hi* Oafs cam p;;etition. The world. grain competition saw 14 out of 17, world championship' awards' were won by Canadian farmers. Winners were chosen from entries from across Canada and around the world. • In fhb 4-H classes, Wm. Charles Fother- inghatn of•R:R. 4, Seaforth won the Stewart Seeds plaque' in two competitions. He won first in'barley, (two row) and white beans: LADIES' COWBOY -STYLE VINYL BOOTS•KimrNG "M • brown *tan *burgundy * MADE IN CANADA *SIZES a to 10 13 Pr *12. 1 .. Lark Es. "Inouiki" Loather Boots $2998 •TAN LACE -UP •PILE LINED *BOYS' 3 to • •LADIES' 5 to 10 INOTAX AT THIS 1 "LEATHER" "Cougar" Boots LADIES' LACE -UP •TAN *WARM LINING $ 1698 .SIZES VA to iS *Math" In Canada LADIES' SHOES SPECIAL LOTS ,,2fa to . 998 HcSS,:. 98$ 98. SPE-CiAL LOTS O 00 2 - 1 129 Dundas...330 Clarence iN DOWNTOWN LONDON" EXPERT DOG GROOMING All Breeds Argy talion and .the }taxon Soil and, ct'plt ' people•who weren't o flt�ad t41f( reit who• lmpropement Allsoc•Jation (H S.C,1 A) h.4vp neyerthP,i011 l Pel tlplidkfwf ;von the 'i:Aus1tb ei$ayfreld „'•Con'servatipn ', Cord rvatleff, Authority" salla 'Dab, Kea Authorlty'a 1983 ConservatiottAwlirds;, Mr. WWaterahed 1lannitngaad Cofnmunity Drs Avon `Aa t#►e iindty#dual category, while Relatigria c if d#gaWr 'with the Ganser the H.S C j Ar won nrtile gCodg oategoiy Ytion Authority Y ^'�� `+ "' '� '1 he conl:ei atIon awards wilt be presented BeSidea the prese,At{il nsRf their Cnsetytl .at a consqtvatton'dnner:Noo,,30 in the Old ,IlelkAwardil,and* `,t(te 0400.1 for':We Town Halls 322 Main Street, Exeter o, Cone t19 D q er a fedi Ahdv Dixon,, a resident of McGillivray :b eorge Priddle,< D gl the 'owns 1p, -was recognized for his Jongg�-term ;Department, o i a an.Envamni elft at,;. and on goin assistance to the,Conseryapf ition PAIN'ersity ii..\.•80911t how, s1 Aullrorin docujn ting liis„nom#net#on Conservation efforts relate 10 work or.for tate ward, the.. nserythor ation Auit on a global scale.,N m on -the f .us acknowledged Mr. 'Axon's efforts and ,Canadian paintera.",the Group of Seven, 111 experiments at gond. land . n►apagetnent -on found out .the evening. his own property,. his authoring .of the,25#h Tickets for the Conservation Dinner anniversary,, (1971) publication 'A - Tour avallableto the $enerab public at d a cost of S8 trough Twenty -Five Years of Conserve- per person and can be obtainefrom.the tion" and tnost.recently, his participation in Ausable-Bayfield .Conservation Authority's Administration., Centre at, Morrison Dam • Conservation Area, (235,2010);'' the Ausable-Baeld Conservation Author- ity's_Watershe FlMmiog Process through his membership on the. Watershed Planning Public Working � ,Group.• �...ry, Other nominationstfor the 1983 Conserva- tion Award - Individual ,Category included Jay Campbell of Exeter, Roy, Westcort of Usborne Township and George Wickham of Biddulph Township. The Huron Soil and Crop improvement Association woo the 1983 • Conservation Award - Group' Category because of their ambitious and multi -facetted involvement,In controlling soiLerosion and improving water In documenting the 11.S.C.I.A.'s quality.B nomination," the Conservation Authority • noted the group's participation intthe Huron - Soil and Water Conservation District and/the sponsoring of meetings and seen mad at making people more aware ; of the seriousness of soil erosion And the,:need,for erosion control. OTHERS Other groups nominated for t Conservation Award included the Anglers Association and the M Field Naturalists. ' "All the individuals and groups nomin- ▪ ated deserve recognition. for 'contributing toward the conservation of natural .•re- sources in addition. :there were a lot 'of Soil today and food tomorrow 'conference Three Huron County farmers' will play major roles at the ,rSoll Today & ood 'tomorrow Conference at the.Downtown Holiday Inntnrrorontofrom Dec.6to 8. Don • Lobb. Clinton,,• will commentvn• iehis; esper- nces with "No till"- My System' , As well. Laurence Taylor, Londesboro, will be a discussion leader for the hot topic discussion period in conaeMion`• with "Efiergy and EconomicsClinton,of 5 Reduced• Tiillage John Maaskant, Will be talking about experiences with 'Terracing ort My;Farm". Speakers from across Ontario and some ''keynote speakers from the United States are featured atthe infordiation-p ked confer- ence: Adyance registration fori�tt ate avail- able froin;.the Huron` Codnty' Off el) of •the r ith Ontario Ministry/ of Agnoulff The $80 registration fee iticlut Conference handbook, bang eon. Don Pullen Agricultural Representative •. , for Huron County b Londesboro,:congre „congregation:, k TH r a sA .le. Of A "Famr�r f UTHOR f EA Glselle• Ireland of R . Tenawator, was•lhe. -guest speaker at th Perth County Fedara tion of Agriculture' annual meetlflg" Maid Nov, 21 h+lra Ireland prase ed , the 6` n f e atlon Iden'fofthe G u t r , resY e _amed rh f} with a rose: ' 1e:fR. $ta a o� fe Ron f t o r. •t al C nfi rro'sanswer and Food. ` • i e and lunch- r to rm a Bnibeck' • PICK UP AND DELIVERY ARE AVAILABLE • • EVENINGS TILL 10 , Fofhikppointmeilhf phOhe: ' SNELLEY JOHNSTON R.R.112 STAFFA 345-2511 will hold pot ruck air tier. Correspondent " MRS. DORA SHOBBROOK 523-0,250 UNITED CHURCH Greeting at•the first Advent Sunday were Margaret Taylor and Bob Trick With ushers Nancy penfound, Debbie Preszcator,'Larry Gross and David Whyte. Colin Swan conducted the service. A board meeting will be held Dec: 5 at • 8:30 p.m. and the' session at' 7:30 p.nt• Net Sunday Dec. 4 will be White Gift=Sunday (no Sunday School). The messengers met with leaders Jane and Connie 13oggart. 7.0ti Dec: 11 is ,the codgre ational pot luck f�Allowing" ;Morning. ervice (no Sunday School) and the, cdnimunity Christmas service will ,be, rite 8 p.m. in .Londesbero church. PERSONALS`- Dora Shobbrook and Mrs. Mayme Craw- ford -were guests on Saturday Nov. •26 of Here are 2 MONEY SAVINGOUPONSto elp- you get acquainted with Vj%WIet! Discover Vjueiee•• • • nephew Paul Gibbins and Filen Anderson -wedding at Wesley NYillis church, Clinton and reception at Goderich township com- munity centre. • Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burns were- daughter Mr. and Mrs. Colin Paterson and Katie, of London. Edyth. Beacom and Laura Lyon .were ;Sunday 'guests of Mr. George Neil, • Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert McDonald, son Rick and his friend Bill McLennan, Kincardine visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bums,• ,The Berlan Upit`tdecting.wilf be Dec: -'6, P1ea"se note the change of date, ,,//and Mrs. %Ken. Vodden, Dora Shpbbbiook, Jean Vodden ' and Thelma Ellerby visited on Sunday with family 'of their uncle Newman Garrett at Box Funeral Home. Seaforth who passed away Nov. 26, age 94. , aro of four said. A farmer's wife has no easy task but r�[ah safe havoto be found, the moth southwestern Ontario's answer to Erma - When the last child has gone off to ,school Bombeck takes a humorous took at • the and women realize "you forgot the Oil of Olay relationshitsbetween the farmer and lus wife ''and your cargo "has shifter., is the:third Well-knownRural Voice 'columnist and author of"A arnier TakesA Wife", Giselle Ireland of BB 2 Teeswater,'provided atdok at the lighter side of rural life at the Perth Federation of Agriculture's' annual meeting Nov in Mitchell. , Signs, sharia be put on all 'our rural yr10 3 Differences between men and women on the farm are illustrated byr `the' rainy day parties which start with one farmer bringing a farm implement over for' repairs and'end up with a yard full of tractors and wives catling is the telephone sideroads , - 'Dangerous to young girls Then, there is the gardening. 1There is an future'," said 'the former city girl who is unwritten law on a rusty hoe somewhere that married to a Bruce County beef producer. says women have to have4garden". Several phases in a farm wife's life starts- - Gardening should be reldthrtly simple ona with a "we're going to set the world on fire" farm if the farmer husban tills the garden attitude, • . immediately following ,the mar- with the plow. So what does'he .do? Mrs. nage. •Ireland said he uses the five furrow plow to till 'We did:" deadppanned -• the author, the garden while at the same time knocking commenting on Abarnfire experienced by they, over the' fence and ripping up part of the Ireland family in their early married yqs wife " The second phase. is the child -re erjod. Farm mothers buy used Ca rs !a ring She is now working on a second book about ages how farm women cope with their men. because, said Mrs.'Ireland, they on y go From • •the house to the barn with them r Helpful ' Hint ' • , "NataNnrwoitttltii�6ii ettiiew+IiuggyfYir6 t I' ' 1!• - 'I , ".r' • 'ear, for? 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