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Voice of the Oxford Farmer, Thursday, Mar. 19, 1987, Page 9 & 3 3 ' £ 1 P m is nE N + nge es o S £04"% & 2 =>.>) s 9y 2s t o3 5 u. eeai s . ons . â€" g 4 4 & io i Romes o ns on O < < ieo e l ~A it h 23 , : : o We s > ¢ : é #a 3w1 .." t ki es f ‘ t Lk. oo t s > Suptchebs. hk > yes.. gsd: i "He i > f &ffi»ffi;:&‘?%; a _ y * , A ‘ gip y * aisel . e t M sls . . 8 i : o _â€" w fi;;*n%a e es l . o0 .. ; . . Rural Reflections 2 a*g’ es mm s ols j u. css a/3 ues s : s 29 | ; ) gi’»;fg Lt tmfi . c.l o. E. / ; NR es <p *) . 3 9e uie s t atoe ; * % ; & B2 Nn 8 f 4 S *3 3y No2 tA tite sns e c | ; f 3 PUBIC SCHOOL AWARDS â€"â€" Tammy Ulch (left), 1 3 years from . be ; ¢ RR 2, Embro received the trophy for the highest points in school . i S e E j work and Robert Lupton (right), 1 4 years from RR 2, Embro receivâ€" } ( «3 3 ed the trophy for highest points in Grade 8 family studies at the Emâ€" f } * w 5 bro and Zorra Agricultural Fair Board awards banquet on Nov. 10 at ; 1 * mss 35 3 . § ‘ the Embro Community Arena. { oc k .; : (Staff Photo â€" Heather Buchanan) i Irae ( _ _ Sm ) Page 6, Voice of the Oxford Farmer, Thursday, Aug. 6, 1987 : oiy o. 5 * 3 3 z‘f%?-\, oc * ‘ 5, ho f s i / . ; i]i ; } > ; ' s _ tm , i + P ' o 0 K._ __ssk ns ts 7 Siins _ * > 5 < - #7 tb > . & vo s wilhe . lorenent <u * P g “ & * ) % Â¥e ; y* = f * *‘ v 4 es + ; ‘ K >A / ~3e e _ ‘ â€"â€" ~2 & _ _ e 3 37 f § 2. A i s s > l t s n . o | f â€" > . e . > c e 3 4 c i. : > l P ie A : : e | 4 . s OM j = s o yA xn on P et . ~ ‘.| d e oAbs F2 main A e 3 l inccredt ty # N ‘A x myf". EZâ€" # s & _ oA > _ > .. 3 . 3 e ie 4 se t ba ze s e d ; $3 s o w â€" P aneaiditone . . .. â€"â€" «75. . o i es sc " oSR . i e 9 â€" l { n ie o Pininine,,.. 2 < â€"â€" a k ; ce . 5. . * ' ; ‘ 5 o ’{fl 3":“%’7/;“ «‘5/'3’:’3:/;\ 4 A ( s ‘ E £ j s w e _ _ CORN SAMPLE â€"â€" Glen Sim of RRS, Embro, from the 10th Line c .. oo o ,nw Calf Club, took some time examining the four shelled corn samplesâ€" k i Sn : i e s s l micinige san s during the Oxford County 4â€"H Judging Competition. The members t â€"â€" / wR 2 Oe ' were required to consider various different qualities in the samples, , 5 us y d j y including imperfections, mold, uniformity of seed and. the & ) â€" dn n e ’>§ | cleanliness of the samples. About 100 4â€"H members, from across 3Â¥ 1 s .. / m Aaa on 4 s 35 the county, participated in the five categories of comJ:etltlon which s k s ie e Oe * / â€" MA . s included swine, ponies, beef, shelled corn, dairy an two quizzes.. o e i oo o 2000 . t e 8e D { ; : % (Staff Photo â€" Heather Buchanan) PoNY CLASS ABill Killing of Tavistock, from the Tavistock Calf _ _ | : Club'. runs his hands over one of four ponies being used during the § 4â€"H judging competition held recently in Woodstock. Kim Kolohon S > 3 of Woodstock handled the pony. The members were required to e 4 look for overall balance, a sturdy .back and legs, capacity for , es : f stamina and good disposition. The competition included five 3 categories. j E > : > * f ‘(Staff Photo â€" Heather Buchanan) t Z & P " z ermmmmmmmmrmmme II~II. '