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Huron Expositor, 2001-08-29, Page 60—THS HURON EXPOSITOR. August 20, 2001 Septic Problems? WE SPECIALIZE IN SYSTEMS For Difficult Sites: • Poor soil • Small lots • Large Systems WE DESIGN & INSTALL a full range of septic systems including ECOFLOW Biofiltration System 40Avails NOW! ou may qualify for a grant up to 50% to replace your septic system Stewart eb • & ons Ltd. Whom.Ihnedinut The Sunshine Club Preschool at Walton's Little School Early Literacy Programme Director Shannon McGavin B.A. Sc., B. Ed. A newly expanded preschool childcare facility is currently taking new registrations for the 2001/2002 programs in Walton. Our preschool childcare facility offers your child a fun, developmentally appropriate program with an emphasis on early literacy. Options Available Include: • One Day Program • Two Day Program (Tuesday and Thursday) • Three Day Program (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) • Five Day Program Each Program consists of: • Half Day option (8:45 - 11:30) • Full Day pption (8:45 - 3:30) • Nutritious snacks and a hot lunch provided • A 10% reduction for second child • Extended hours provided at a reasonable cost For more information on program curriculum and monthly fees please call Shannon McGavin at 887-9996. Agriculture Scott Hilgendorff photos Brian Wilbee of Walton takes a look at the rows of tractors on display at the 2001 Huron County Plowing Match. Pam Jewitt of Hullett makes some last minute adjustments as she prepares to plow for the first time as she competes to become Queen of the Furrow. ELMA-LOGAN WILDCATS are holding tryouts for a MIDGET `A' Girls' Hockey Team 1st - Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2001 • 6 to 7:30 pm - Seaforth Arena 2nd - Sunday, Sept. 9, 2001 5:30 to 7:00 pm - Seaforth Arena Must have permission to skate OR release from previous team before being allowed on ice. :10.00 per girl/per tryout Any questions call...348-9044 Cook's Division of Parrish & Heimbecker Ltd. would like to announce the appointment of Kevin Melady to Assistant Manager of their Hensall, Ontario Location Kevin is a Certified Crop Advisor with 15 years experience in the industry. Kevin looks forward to continuing to deal with customers both old & new in the area. Phone 262-2410 Division of Parrish & Heimbecker Limited Where You Can Trade Wrth Confidence' Larry Wheatley helps make adjustments to Ken Campbell's plow as he took part in an antique tractor class at Ibst Friday's Huron County plowing match held near Winthrop. Crystal Edgar named Queen of the Furrow Forty-eight plowers competed in regular competition and two new categories were well- received at this year's 2001 Huron County Plowing Match, held Aug. 23 and Aug. 24 in McKillop Twp. The hosts were Bruce and Margaret Whitmore and Steve Flynn Farms. Twelve plowers competed at the Junior Match on Thursday. The Ross Gordon trophy for plowing the best crown was won by Steven O'Rourke, Dublin. On Friday, 48 plowers competed in the regular classes. The following is a list of class winners. Class 2 - Steven O'Rourke, Dublin; Class 3 - David Vanden Hoven, Seaforth; Class 4 - Nathan Witherspoon, Goderich; Class 5 - Brian McGavin, Walton; Class 6 - no entries; Class 7 - Steven Speller, Ailsa Craig; Class 8 - Allen Millman, St. Thomas; Class 9 - Graeme Dougherty, Caledonia; Class 10 - Glen Sharples, Embro; Class 11 - no entries; Class 12 - Gilbert MacRobbie, Mount Forest; Class 13 - Ron Skinner, Mitchell. There was strong support for ttie two new plowing events this year. The "Masters" class drew 11 entrants with the overall winners being Don Little, Monkton and Ken Campbell, Seaforth and Larry Wheatley, Dublin who plowed as a team. The "team" plowing attracted four entries (16 plowers) with the winning team comprised of Brian McGavin, Walton; Jeff McGavin, Brussels; Paul Dodds, Seaforth and Steven Speller, Ailsa Craig. All members of this team were plowing with Ford tractors. The Huron Junior Champion plower was Nathan Witherspoon, Goderich. The reserve champion was Steven O'Rourke, Dublin. The Huron Senior Champion plower was Brian McGavin, Walton. The reserve champion was Paul Dodds, Seaforth. The Don Dodds award for high visitor's score was won by Steven Speller, Ailsa Craig. The Edgar Howatt Special for the youngest Huron County plower was awarded to Bill Feeney and Shawn Flanagan, both of Dublin and both 12 years old. The most original restored antique tractor on display at the plowing match was an I- H W-9 owned by Watson Reid, Seaforth, while John Milligan, Strathroy had the most original restored antique tractor plowing at the match. The most original unrestored antique tractor was a John Deere 80 owned by Lorne Glanville, Walton. The 2001-2002 Huron County Queen of the Furrow is Crystal Edgar, daughter of Gordon and Bethany of RR #2, Bluevale. Tied for runners-up were Robyn Arts, daughter of John and Hilrita, Seaforth and Catherine Miller, daughter of Wayne and Helen, Dashwood. by Marie Perrie • prevents you from going where you want to? • acts excessively jealous or possessive? • prevents you from making your own or joint financial decisions? • isolates you from your family arld friends and puts them down? • makes you feel afraid? • becomes emotionally, physically or sexually abusive? If you have answered yes to some or all of these questions you may be in an abusive relationship. The Domestic Abuse Review Team wants to hear your story. Please call to share your experiences Tanya can be reached at 523-9721 or 1-800-265-5606 All coifs will be kept strictly conlidenlllol. Church Services You are invited to attend these area churches J . First Presbyterian Church Goderich St. W. Seaforth Rev. Vandermey • Worship Service at Northside United 9:30 AM Sunday School during Worship St. Thomas Anglican Church 9 Jarvis St. Seaforth 482-7861 . Rev. Tim Connor Sunday Service at 9:30 am. Parish Assistance Call 522-0929 or 345-2023 Catholic Church Saturday - 5:15 pm St. James Parish, Seaforth Saturday - 7:15 pm St. Joseph's Parish, Clinton Sunday - 9:00 am St. Michael's Parish, Blyth Sunday - 11:00 am St. James Parish, Seaforth Father Lance Magdziak Bethel Bible Church An Associated Gospel Church 126 Main St. Seaforth Sunday Worship Hour 10 am Adventure Club for Kids & Youth Groups Wednesdays 7 p.m. Egmondville United Church Rev. Judith Springett Sunday School. During Worship Worship 10 a.m. NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCHES Rev. Sheila Macgregor 527-2635 or 527-1449 Month of Cavan and First Presbyterian together at Northside at 9:30 Sermon: "Images for Joint Service at 9:30 Coming Sept. 9th: Dedication - CAVAN - Minister 54 Goderich St. W. August and Northside Worship A.M. (No service at Winthrop) the End of Summer" a.m. at Northside of NS Millennium Wing Woodlands ON .r7 ' �. --t: PAY FOR GOLF MEMBERSHIP GOLF THIS (From —WOODLANDS 2002 We have a variety of complete ADULT MEMBERSHIP 7 days - unlimited golf COUPLE 7 days - unlimited golf WEEKDAYS SPECIAL Monday -Friday - excludes COUPLES WEEKDAYS Monday -Friday - excludes JUNIOR MEMBERSHIP All memberships CLUBHOUSE 6:30 am - �•i 144 OPEN --.. CLUBHOUSE dusk :t :•a i fully licensed under A.G.C.O.. 11111 cud1aiiciL . NEXT YEAR'S NOW - FREE FALL September 4 on) MEMBERSHIP RATES— membership plans available - call for details 482-7144 r '650. '1,100. Holidays '525. SPECIAL . Holidays $895. (18 and under) '205. plus GST MEMBERS APPRECIATION SAVE Renew your current Woodlands for 2002 and will (up to Saturday, FALL GOLF SPECIAL 18 Holes Golf$ plus one-half power cart Monday -Friday SPECIAL 7% Membership pay the GST December 15) 29 IIIrental. • Links Golf Course PAR 72 CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF COURSE HIGHWAY 8 BETWEEN GODERICH AND CANTON 3 km. west of Cllflnton Agriculture Scott Hilgendorff photos Brian Wilbee of Walton takes a look at the rows of tractors on display at the 2001 Huron County Plowing Match. Pam Jewitt of Hullett makes some last minute adjustments as she prepares to plow for the first time as she competes to become Queen of the Furrow. ELMA-LOGAN WILDCATS are holding tryouts for a MIDGET `A' Girls' Hockey Team 1st - Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2001 • 6 to 7:30 pm - Seaforth Arena 2nd - Sunday, Sept. 9, 2001 5:30 to 7:00 pm - Seaforth Arena Must have permission to skate OR release from previous team before being allowed on ice. :10.00 per girl/per tryout Any questions call...348-9044 Cook's Division of Parrish & Heimbecker Ltd. would like to announce the appointment of Kevin Melady to Assistant Manager of their Hensall, Ontario Location Kevin is a Certified Crop Advisor with 15 years experience in the industry. Kevin looks forward to continuing to deal with customers both old & new in the area. Phone 262-2410 Division of Parrish & Heimbecker Limited Where You Can Trade Wrth Confidence' Larry Wheatley helps make adjustments to Ken Campbell's plow as he took part in an antique tractor class at Ibst Friday's Huron County plowing match held near Winthrop. Crystal Edgar named Queen of the Furrow Forty-eight plowers competed in regular competition and two new categories were well- received at this year's 2001 Huron County Plowing Match, held Aug. 23 and Aug. 24 in McKillop Twp. The hosts were Bruce and Margaret Whitmore and Steve Flynn Farms. Twelve plowers competed at the Junior Match on Thursday. The Ross Gordon trophy for plowing the best crown was won by Steven O'Rourke, Dublin. On Friday, 48 plowers competed in the regular classes. The following is a list of class winners. Class 2 - Steven O'Rourke, Dublin; Class 3 - David Vanden Hoven, Seaforth; Class 4 - Nathan Witherspoon, Goderich; Class 5 - Brian McGavin, Walton; Class 6 - no entries; Class 7 - Steven Speller, Ailsa Craig; Class 8 - Allen Millman, St. Thomas; Class 9 - Graeme Dougherty, Caledonia; Class 10 - Glen Sharples, Embro; Class 11 - no entries; Class 12 - Gilbert MacRobbie, Mount Forest; Class 13 - Ron Skinner, Mitchell. There was strong support for ttie two new plowing events this year. The "Masters" class drew 11 entrants with the overall winners being Don Little, Monkton and Ken Campbell, Seaforth and Larry Wheatley, Dublin who plowed as a team. The "team" plowing attracted four entries (16 plowers) with the winning team comprised of Brian McGavin, Walton; Jeff McGavin, Brussels; Paul Dodds, Seaforth and Steven Speller, Ailsa Craig. All members of this team were plowing with Ford tractors. The Huron Junior Champion plower was Nathan Witherspoon, Goderich. The reserve champion was Steven O'Rourke, Dublin. The Huron Senior Champion plower was Brian McGavin, Walton. The reserve champion was Paul Dodds, Seaforth. The Don Dodds award for high visitor's score was won by Steven Speller, Ailsa Craig. The Edgar Howatt Special for the youngest Huron County plower was awarded to Bill Feeney and Shawn Flanagan, both of Dublin and both 12 years old. The most original restored antique tractor on display at the plowing match was an I- H W-9 owned by Watson Reid, Seaforth, while John Milligan, Strathroy had the most original restored antique tractor plowing at the match. The most original unrestored antique tractor was a John Deere 80 owned by Lorne Glanville, Walton. The 2001-2002 Huron County Queen of the Furrow is Crystal Edgar, daughter of Gordon and Bethany of RR #2, Bluevale. Tied for runners-up were Robyn Arts, daughter of John and Hilrita, Seaforth and Catherine Miller, daughter of Wayne and Helen, Dashwood. by Marie Perrie • prevents you from going where you want to? • acts excessively jealous or possessive? • prevents you from making your own or joint financial decisions? • isolates you from your family arld friends and puts them down? • makes you feel afraid? • becomes emotionally, physically or sexually abusive? If you have answered yes to some or all of these questions you may be in an abusive relationship. The Domestic Abuse Review Team wants to hear your story. Please call to share your experiences Tanya can be reached at 523-9721 or 1-800-265-5606 All coifs will be kept strictly conlidenlllol.