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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1997-09-03, Page 17Middlesex Plowing Match results DENFIELD - The 1997 Middlesex County Plowing Match was held on September I. The following are the re- sults. Class 1: Horses open Walking or Rid- ing : 1st Nelson Sage, TfilHcjyrsville. Class 2: Garden Tractor, I Furrow - 1st Ross Kettlewell, Mt. Brydges, 2nd William Sutherland, Strathroy. Class 3: Tractor Class, Open. 2 or more Furrows - I st John Beyens, Park- hill, 2nd Allan McNeil, Alvinston, 3rd Bill Jones, Watford. Class 4: Tractor Class 2 or 3 Furrows, 18 yrs, or under, Middlesex residents - Ist Eric Beybns, Parkhill, 2nd Paul Speller, Ailsa Craig, 3rd Jeff Wills, Thondale. Class 5: Tractor Class 2 or 3 Furrows • 19 yrs. or over, Middlesex residents - I st Jim Paton. Lucan, 2nd Clare Paton, Lucan. Class 6: Ladies Class Tractor Open - 1 st Suzanna Smith, Thomdale. Class 7A: Antique Tractor Class Novice and Non winners in Middlesex Match - 1st Gord Walton. Cayuga, 2nd' Joel Elliott, Strathroy, 3rd Jack Nixon, Jarvis. Class 713 - Antique Tractor Class: Open - 1st George Dakin, Woodstock, • 3rd Jim Cox, Innerkip. Class 9: Tractor Utility Class 2,3 or 4 Furrows - -1st Stephen Speller. 'Ailsa Craig. 2nd Allan McNeil; Alvinston, 3rd John Beyens, Parkhill. Class 10: Tractor Utility Class 5 or more Furrows - 1st Ken. Milligan, Strathroy,. 2nd Willis Wardell, Strath- roy, 3rd John Milligan, Strathroy. Class. 11A; Antique Tractor Class, . Middlesex County residents only - 1st Jack McLachlan. Parkhill, 2nd Bob Dale. Iderton, 3rd Paul Hodgson. Ailsa Craig. . • Class 1 1 1: Antique Tractor Class, Non Middlesex residents only - Tie . 1st Graeme Dougherty. Caledonia. Gord Walton. Cayuga, 3rd Allan Ellwood, Sarnia. • Class 12: ViP Special Event - 1st John Walls, London Twp. 2nd George Brown, E. Williams, 3rd John Richard- son MP Perth -Middlesex, • Special Awards • (For Middlesex County residents) Nothers' Trophies plaque to youngest' competitor in match - Paul Speller. 8 years old. Edmund and Floyd Wills - trophy for hest plowed land by contestant under 15 years of age by date of match - Eric Beycns. 142 points. Robert Dodge Challenge Trophy - for best plowed land by competitor 18 yrs. and under by date of match - Enc Beyens. • Royal Bank, Strathroy Business Cen- tre clock for highest score- in ViP class - John Walls. i Keith Field Challenge Trophy for winner in Horseshoe Pitching Competi- tion - Marilyn McElhinney. Jim McKinnon: Middlesex County Plowmen's Asso- ciation - Senior Plowmen's trophy for the highest points regardless of -class to the individual 18 yrs. or older - John Beyens 133 pts. Middlesex County- Plowmen's Asso- ciation - plaque.to the oldest competitor from Middlesex Cty - Ray Henderson. Paul G. Elliott, Thomdale plaque for best operational antique equipment en- tered 'in competition in Class 11 - Tom Davidson. J.M. Carruthers & Son - top plower in a class 1 1 B - Graeme Dougherty. WG.Thompson- & Sons Ltd. Trl- County. Hentage Club, Ailsa Craig branch. Best work in .an antique rig - Tom Davidson. Coldstream Concrete, Highest points in antique class, - Jack McLachlan. Middlesex plowing match Tines -Advocate, September 3, 1997 Page 17 • Ali ears. Lucan's Eric Dietrich, 4, left, brother Grant, 3, and cousin Katlyn Gysemans, 9, take time out during the Middlesex Plowing Match outside Denfield on Monday to listen to something off the Bell's cylinder player, circa 1890. London's Douglas Flood of the Tri -County Heritage Club provided the musical interludes. Is it straight? Dashwood 's Jamie Becker, 14, Left, pounds in a stake to show him the straight and nar• - row before his turn at turn- ing soil at the Middlesex Plowing Match north of Denfield at John and Mary Walls' farm on Monday. Dad John is in the back- ground giving Jamie some sound advice. Ontario '97 Queen of the Furrow Pam Smelski, 20, of Shake- speare was outstanding in her field but saw her title handed over to a '98 queen at the Middlesex Plowing Match on Monday. THiS SATURDAY SEPT. 6 CKNX Country 920 presents BMG Recording Artist JUUAN AUSTIN on his Canada -wide tour Nominated for Male Vocalist of the year Nominated for Best New Act WATCH FOR HIS VIDEOS ON CMTI Tix $ 7 advance 810. at door Come see Canada's up and coming star! 1,0 Hwy. 8 West, Clinton 482-1234 ACT NOW! We're Holding Our Prices, SUBSCRIBE BEFORE SEPTEMBER III AND SAW By. By* IN* Steal Magnolias, Ona for the Pot, Ti* Prison.r of S cond Avenue, FortySocond Stmt. NEW FOR 1998 PLAYHOUSE 11- Nunsense and Saturday Matinees BOX OFFICE OPEN Monday to Friday 9 - 5 (519)2384000 1-800-1064665 STAG Sr_ I I) O E • Jeff Van Bommel & Angela Fiddler SAT. SEPT. 6 8 p.m. to L a.m. hderton' New Community Centre Tickets $5 each O.J. and light lunch provided • I�N�aNN�uNyv�yayvy�aNUrayyyy�a� `�` `• aux= re DOE Ln for SCOTT HEYWOOD I & ANGIE LANSBERGEN LI ui 8 p.m.- 1 a.rn. Sept. 13 inte EXETER AG BLDG. L i DI • age of Majority • SS person It Linch by Pitta Delight - l For more info call 235-3656 RL' ti or 235-0157 LL tElefle for DUANE MAIER & SHAUNA BECKER 4 Fri. Sept. 12 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. ' SHRC Age of Majority • DJ • Lunch provided Tickets 55.00 Graduate - Mary . Lucille, daughter of Paul and Patricia Predhomme of RR3 Kippen graduated from Fanshawe College on June 13. She received her diploma in the field of Developmental -Services Work majoring in Education. In November at Award Ceremonies she also received the Carleen Hinde Award for caring and. dedication and high academic standing. Also the Atkinson Charitable Foundation Bursary for significant potential in a major field of study. Mary has accepted a position in the fall with the Huron County Board of Education and also remains a Residential Counsellor for Community Living in London. Congratulations and love from your family VVVWNWSWMOVW Dance Hall Spm. t a.m. 349.2678 bre Dancers Welcome Fri. Sept., 5 Carl Keese and the Golden Fiddle Music Company Sat., Sept. 6 Country Versatiles • Sun., Sept. 7 Old Time Fiddlers Jamboree v FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE RUTLEDGE - SCHATZLER Rick and Heather Rutledge, Clinton are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Lorraine Joy to Eric Roger son of Armin and Christine Schatzler, Lucan. Wedding to take place Saturday, September 8, 1997 at 2 pm. in Community Bible Church, Lucan. Forthcoming marriage - Wesley and Christine Hodgson of Ailsa Craig Would like to' announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Mary Angela to Kevin Earl. son of Beverly Burtch of Orillia and the late Eleanor Davidson. The wedding will take place at. Centralia United church on Saturday, September 6. 1997 at 2:30. p.m. Open reception to follow at Lucan Community I Centre at 8:30 p.m. Forthcoming marriage - Jodi Lynn Soldan and Patrick -George Regier, together with their parents Mike and Barbara, Pat and Evelyn, are pleased to announce their marriage to take place September 6. 1997 at St, Boniface Church, Zurich. Agnew - Gackstetter Pam Gackstetter and Mike Agnew were united in marriage on Saturday, June 21, 1997 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Mount Carmel. The bride is the daughter of Barbara and the late Lorne Gackstetter of Hensall, and the groom is the son- of Ken and Joan Agnew of Exeter. The maid of honour was Christine Duizer. Bridesmaids were Catherine Schoening and Kara Pepper. The best man was Jason McFalls. Ushers were Greg Agnew and Pat Ducharme. Soloist was* Rob Gackstetter and organist was Deborah Lambert. After a beautiful honeymoon in Whistler. Pam and Mike are now residing in Exeter. WEDDING Keller/Smyth Colleen Keller and Ian Smyth exchanged wedding vows on June 14. 1997 at St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Zurich. The parents of 'the couple are Wayne and Bonnie Keller of Zurich, and Ross and Pat Smyth of Lindsay. Christa Ducharme, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Shannon Keller. sister of the bride; Heather Smyth, sister of the groom, and Shelley Miller, friend of the bride and groom. Junior bridesmaid was Lauren Haberer, godchild of the bride. Ross Smyth, father of the groom. was best man. Ushers were Rob Ducharme, brother- in-law of the bride; John Wilson, friend of the bride and groom; and Patrick Smyth, cousin of the groom. Colleen and Ian would like to thank family and friends for aking their day so special. . . Q %hi r h Sunday obetre Brunch 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. DO ibill 11:0 110 Oil :: lie 010 :?: IV •� • •; • Saturday, September 6/97 liel • :•a Buffet Dinner & :' Dance to the Music •.. of the Romerosa \ v;.y• ease lula>d Country [nn •; , YF' �L - _ i' Open 7days a week ~ ;�;:At 236-7707 ;;. ,/ Please reserve Howl •:• e, �•j� 10 km. north of Grand Bend r ll6 �I : 1a. // •.- I Just north of St. Joseph ;•.