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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1979-09-06, Page 15of previous years and Scott Turnbull, Grand Bend was second. Dearing also won a wrist watch from the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce branches in Huron. Jim Pentland, Lucknow won the Kongskilde trophy for the best land plowed with a Triple K plow. Don Little of Monkton was the winner of two open classes. Tom Leeming won the winner of the special horse drawn class for businessmen, mayors, reeves, councillors, etc, Next in line were Bill Stephens, Carmen Howatt and Ken Duncan. Leeming also won the Huron County Special. Lloyd Venner and Dave Kyle, Kippen were winners in class one in the horseshoe pitching contest with Keith Lovell, Kippen and Elgin Kipfer, Dashwood placing second, Taking first prize in the open class were Horace Salt and Matt Coyne with Ron Anderson and Herman Fisher second. In nail driving com- petitions, Pat Down was the ladies winner and former Huron warden Bill Elston and Ken Alton were tied for first in the men's category. In a nail-off Alton was declared the winner. Herman Fisher and Cliff Marchand won the log sawing competition. Allan Campbell is president of the Huron Plowmen's Association and Graeme Craig is assistant secretary. $1.20 $1.45 9.85 9.80 9.30 Fronts Sides Hinds Hips Chucks Fully Processed Beef patties included 1 EXETER GRAND BEND 235-2420 238-8484 CLINTON 482-9747 We're prepared to handle your white, kidney and soya beans FEATURING • Modern expanded facilities • Fast, efficient unloading • Competitive marketing terms CONTACT US NOW! The Great Canadian Bean Co. Inc. RR. 1 Ailsa Craig, Ontario NOM 1A0 (519) 232-4449 ''321 GROWThIg AND PROCESSORS Ca? EiNcriSESNS 4/11PAP rfi0/0174. Best Interest We represent many Trust Companies. 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The pupils of grades 7 and of Upper-Thames Mitchell Public and Usborne central schools had made posters which were judged and the following pupils received prizes: Grade 7 Anne Jefferson Upper Thames, Lisa Rundle and Charlene Verbeek Usborne: Cheryl Francis and Mark Miller Upper Thames and Lori Kerslake, Usborne. Honourable mention Susan Schade, Margie Roney Nancy Pridham and Sarah Schuessler, Upper Thames and Ernie Szabo Usborne Grade 8, Barb Skinner Michele Riehl and Mary Lou Rundle, Usborne Central. OVER 80 CLUB Mrs. Levina Kydd Ritz- villa Mitchell formerly of Exeter celebrated her 94th birthday, September 5. Mervin Dayman, RR 3 Exeter was 81 on September 4. He celebrated his birthday with his niece Joyce in Kirkland Lake. Roberta Berry Mitchell; Jayne Hendrick and Robbie Miller Usborne. Honourable mention Carla WolfKamp, Mitchell; Doug Cooper and Karen Cottle Usborne; Lee Baillie, Mit- chell and Clayton Cornish, Usborne. 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Elizabeth Datars, Dash- wood was runnerup in the Queen competition. Other contestants were Patti Down, Exeter and Ruth Alton, Lucknow, Ruth Craig and Marie Mc Gavin were the directors in charge. Janet Shapton received her crown and other prizes from last year's winner Anne Stewart, Seaforth. John Becker, Dashwood and Ken Innes, Brussells were the premier winners in the seniors competitions. Innes was the winner of the morning open class, took the senior championship and the Brussells Stockyards trophy and the Algoma Tire of Exeter trophy for the best plowed land. John Becker won the Brussells Motors award as the senior reserve champion, was second in the morning open class, the McGavin Farm Equipment award for the best corner in class 10 and the prize for round-the- field plowing. Brian McGavin won the junior championships and Bevan Shapton was the reserve winner. 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