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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-10-08, Page 7• ;::;4;eaLiiii: 411;10 BRUSSELS POST„..00TOBER` 8, 1980 9 n great teamwork were Huron- Middleses MPP Jack Riddell and Huron-Bruce MP Murray Cardiff. It was probable . the first time they were both satisfied with the outcome of one 'individual event. Winners in the nail driving contest were Marie McGavin, Walton and Frances Hignell, Seaforth. Proving to be best at the horseshow pits were Dave Kyle and Lloyd Venner of Hensall. Mrs. Carl Vogk of P 'or- nholm won the prize for guessing the weight of the team of show horses owned by Ken Duncan. They weighed just over 4,000 pounds. Allan Campbell is president of the Huron. Plowman's Association, Ken Duncan is vice-presidentand Graeme Craig is the secretary-treasurer. The association's annual banquet will be held Friday, October 24 at the Pineridge Chalet at Hensall. Rowe Fuels Seaforth, Ont. 527-1117 1.800-265-4265 Serving Seaforth, Exeter, Brussels, and surrounding area. Time .has run 'out. nal. Sales days in progress QUITTING BUSINESS All stock 50% 75 LAST CHANCE! DON'T MISS IT. Hours 9-5:30 Mon. to Sat. Closed Wednesdays 'off ,r. Ken. Innes is plowing math senior .champ. The 1980 Huron countn7 with the reserve title going to plowing match was held John Becker, Dashwood. Saturday in Usborne township on the farm, of Brian McGavin of Walton Huron warden Bill Morely was best in the junior and was very successful competition and Bevan Secretary 'Graeme Craig Shapton, Exeter was the said close to $1,600 was paid reserve champion, out in prize monies and at- Clair Deichert, Zurich won tendance was about the the round-the-field plowing same as last year. competition and Harold Debbie Armstrong of Robinson, reeve ,of Howick VVinghain was crowned Huron Queen of the Furrow township won the politicians by last year's winner Janet and businessmen's corn- Shapton of Exeter. petition. Miss Shapton will be A lot of interest was shown representing Huron at the. in the antique plowing class. This division was won by InternatiOnal Plowing Match in Woodstock this week and Mervin Dietz of Brodhagen. will be competing in the Miss Others comPeting were Ron International contest on Scotchmer, Mitchel; Car- ,Thursday and Friday. The man Howatt, Clinton and girls will be plowing Thur- Tom Leeming, Seaforth. All sday and giving their . were using tractors and speeches on Friday. plows from the mid-1930's. The ,other Huron Queen of The teams of horses used the Furrow contestants were for the politican and walking , Carol McIntosh, Seaforth plow class were provided by and Linda Machan from Ken Duncan of Usborne and t Brussels. Conveners of this Ray Russell Russeldale ' In the plowing events, Rev., a pair of policiticians event were Marie McGavin The log sawing contest saw and Helen Craig. Kenneth Innes of Brussels showing great echnique and was the senior champion winning easily. Possessing. FURROW QUEEN CONTEST-;-One of the, features of Saturday's Huron plowing: match was choosing the Queen of the FUTroit, from theleft are organizer Helen Craig, 1979 Queen t Janet Shapton, this year'S winner • Deb Armstrong, Wingham; runnersup . Carol McIntosh, :Seaforth and Linda Machan, Brus- sels and organizer Marie McGavin. (T-A Photo) Mrs. Janette Thompson, Mrs. Pat Putman and Mrs. Audrey Ferguson, were the, guest speakers. • This. Amnesty'International Group (Al) has 200,000 members in 110 countries, and was, founded in 1961. The purpose of Al is to secure throughout the world, the observance of "Universal Declaration of Human ,Rights.” Everyone has' a `right to freedom: freedom from torture, want and. infested prison cells l freedom to worship and freedom 'to speak out against injustices. 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