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The Rural Voice, 1986-10, Page 64HIGHLAND WELL DRILLING COMMERCIAL — FARM — RESIDENTIAI (;UARANTEED WELLS WELL CLEANING & REPAIRS PUMP INSTALLATION & SERVICE YEAR-ROUND SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES 519-369-6363 293 GARAFRAXA S. DURHAM AFTER HOURS CALL ERIC WILSON 519-334-3563 Courtney Farm Supplies For All Your Plowing Needs Parts for Kverneland and Kongskilde Plows Plus Shares, shins, landsides, & mouldboards for most types of plows Ripley 519-395-2915 USED DRYER SALE MC 675 B MC 250 E MC 375 EM MC 600 B10 MORRIDGE 400 HABCO 500 bushel PTO M & W 255A AND MORE Call for more details: A.J. HAUGH EQUIPMENT BRUCEFIELD, ONT. (519) 527-0138 Ontario's oldest MC dealer and distributor 62 THE RURAL VOICE CALENDAR If you wish your event to be listed free of charge, send your notice before the 15th of the month previous to the issue to The Rural Voice, Box 37, 10A The Square, Goderich, Ontario, N7A 3Y5. October 1986 1 Endangered Species (Schofield Memorial Lecture 1986) by Kurt Benirschke, professor of pathology, University of Califor- nia. Contact Martha Leibbrandt, Co-ordinator, University of Guelph, 519-824-4120, ext. 4414. 1-5 20th Annual World Dairy Ex- po, Dane County Exposition Cen- tre, Madison, Wisconsin. Contact Ardece K. Seabrook, administra- tion assistant, World Dairy Expo, Inc., 2135 Rimrock Rd., Madison, Wisconsin, 53713. 3 Tiverton Beef Achievement Day. For more information con- tact Bruce OMAF at 881-3301. 3,4 Huron County Plowing Match (rescheduled from September 12, 13 because of wet weather) at Murray Cardiff's farm north of Brussels. Instruction Day (Friday) starts at 10,a.m. Saturday events, starting at 9 a.m., include log -sawing, nail -driving, and the Huron Queen of the Furrow Com- petition. There is a conservation tillage class jointly sponsored by the Huron Plowmen's Association and the Huron Soil and Crop Im- provement Association. For more information contact Graeme Craig, R.R. 1, Walton, 519-887- 9381. 4 Tiverton Horse Achievement l)ay. For more information con- tact Bruce OMAF at 881-3301. 4 The Role of Wetlands and Wetland Preservation, by Jack Wilkinson, second vice-president of the Ontario Federation of Agri- culture, is one of the topics to be discussed at Our Disappearing Wetlands — a seminar to promote the preservation of wetlands, spon- sored by the Mcllwraith Field Naturalists of London and the London Public Library and to be held at the London Central Library Auditorium, 305 Queens Avenue, London. The conference aims to bring together farmers, hunters, naturalists, conservation authorities, and government agen- cies to discuss issues and conflicts. Advance registration required (no fee). Contact Dr. William A. Rapley, President, Mcllwraith Field Naturalists, at 519-472-0223 or 519-2211, ext. 6768 (bus.). 5 Fall Colour Tour sponsored by the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Wawanosh Valley Conservation area (2 km west of Hwy. 4 on Conc. 6 and 7, East Wawanosh Township). Enjoy a horse-drawn wagon ride, a guided tour through a hardwood bush, and a taste of apple cider at the end of the day. Bring along a picnic lunch, warm clothing, and waterproof foot- wear. For more information, call 519-335-3557. 6 Christmas Craft Fair at the On- tario Agricultural Museum, 5 km west of Milton, Ontario. For more information, call 416-878-8151. iiIkIik:j • If you wish your event to be listed free of charge, send your notice before the 15th of the month previous to the issue to The Rural Voice, Box 37, 10A The Square, Goderich, Ontario, N7A 3Y5. October 1986 1 Endangered Species (Schofield Memorial Lecture 1986) by Kurt Benirschke, professor of pathology, University of Califor- nia. Contact Martha Leibbrandt, Co-ordinator, University of Guelph, 519-824-4120, ext. 4414. 1-5 20th Annual World Dairy Ex- po, Dane County Exposition Cen- tre, Madison, Wisconsin. Contact Ardece K. Seabrook, administra- tion assistant, World Dairy Expo, Inc., 2135 Rimrock Rd., Madison, Wisconsin, 53713. 3 Tiverton Beef Achievement Day. For more information con- tact Bruce OMAF at 881-3301. 3,4 Huron County Plowing Match (rescheduled from September 12, 13 because of wet weather) at Murray Cardiff's farm north of Brussels. Instruction Day (Friday) starts at 10,a.m. Saturday events, starting at 9 a.m., include log -sawing, nail -driving, and the Huron Queen of the Furrow Com- petition. There is a conservation tillage class jointly sponsored by the Huron Plowmen's Association and the Huron Soil and Crop Im- provement Association. For more information contact Graeme Craig, R.R. 1, Walton, 519-887- 9381. 4 Tiverton Horse Achievement l)ay. For more information con- tact Bruce OMAF at 881-3301. 4 The Role of Wetlands and Wetland Preservation, by Jack Wilkinson, second vice-president of the Ontario Federation of Agri- culture, is one of the topics to be discussed at Our Disappearing Wetlands — a seminar to promote the preservation of wetlands, spon- sored by the Mcllwraith Field Naturalists of London and the London Public Library and to be held at the London Central Library Auditorium, 305 Queens Avenue, London. The conference aims to bring together farmers, hunters, naturalists, conservation authorities, and government agen- cies to discuss issues and conflicts. Advance registration required (no fee). Contact Dr. William A. Rapley, President, Mcllwraith Field Naturalists, at 519-472-0223 or 519-2211, ext. 6768 (bus.). 5 Fall Colour Tour sponsored by the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Wawanosh Valley Conservation area (2 km west of Hwy. 4 on Conc. 6 and 7, East Wawanosh Township). Enjoy a horse-drawn wagon ride, a guided tour through a hardwood bush, and a taste of apple cider at the end of the day. Bring along a picnic lunch, warm clothing, and waterproof foot- wear. For more information, call 519-335-3557. 6 Christmas Craft Fair at the On- tario Agricultural Museum, 5 km west of Milton, Ontario. For more information, call 416-878-8151.