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Area girl wins queen title
Eighty-- eight entries plow Huron furrows
_ The 52nd annual Huron
County plowing match held
Saturday at the Hay town-
ship farm of Huron Warden
Jack Tinney was a success.
Secretary -treasurer
Russell'Bolton, who has held
the position for the past 14
years said he was pleased
with the 88 entries taking
part in all categories.
In the Queen of the Furrow
contest, Janet Shapton, RR
1, Exeter was named the 1979
winner. Janet • will be
representing Huron in. the
1979 International match in
Kent County in late Sep-
tember. -
Elizabeth Datars, Dash-
wood was runnerup in the
Queen competition. Other
contestants were Patti
Down, Exeter and Ruth
Alton, Lucknow. Ruth Craig
and Marie McGavin were the
directors in charge.
Janet Shapton received
her crown and other prizes
Crop 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 moiiiing
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.
Peter Dearing, RR 1, •
Exeter won the junior
competition for non -winners •
of 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.
Uoyd 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.
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SETTING PEGS — Bob Leeming and Anson McKinley
were two of the many volunteers at Saturday's Huron Coun-
--=.--ty-plowing-match---at-the Hay -township -farm-of Huron
Warden Jack Tinney.
A STEPHEN HAMMER — Delores Shapton of Stephen
township was one of the contestants in Saturday's nail driv-
ing contest at the Huron plowing match. The winner of the
ladies event was Pat Down of Usborne. T -A photo
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JUNIOR
JUNIOR FARMERS IN ACTION -- Members of the Huron Junior Farmers manned a booth at Saturday's Huron plowing
match on the Hay township'farm of Jack Tinney From the left are Wayne Shapton, Marg Pym. CherylStewart. ElainePym
Irff Hicks T -A ohotn
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Three ladies lead way
in Kirkton flower show
The Kirkton Horticultural _
society field—the iF annual
show "Festival of Flowers"
August' 21 in the Kirkton-
Woodham Community
Center.
There was a good display
of cut flowers and potted
plants which Rev Seibert of
Stratford had judged earlier
in'the day.
The top prize winners were
lst Mrs. Ellis Strahan, RR 6
St. Marys; Mrs- .Mahlon
Ryckrtipn, Exeter and Mrs.
• Tom 1{ern, Zior)
Best gladioli in show -Mrs.
Wallace Selves. Kirkton.
The pupils of grades 7 and
8 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.
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Usborne; Lee Baillie, Mit-
chell and Clayton Cornish.
Usborne.
Miss Anna Peterson of
Becker's Flowers St. Marys
demonstrated propogation of
_hsus a .plants-and-some-4nds-
of shrubs for outdoor
planting. Starting Kits were
handed out to all present.
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Mrs. -Philip Johns. the
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