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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-09-23, Page 31Diane Oldfield, 22, of RR 4, Seaforthwas crowned 1982 Huron County Queen of the-Ftu-- row on Saturday. Deb Armstrong, 19, of RR 4, Wingham, the 1981 Huron County Queen of the Furrow is shown rowning Miss Oldfield. Dianne was chosen over, four other com- petitors. Jacquie Robertson, 17, of RR 2, Bluevale was chosen as the numer-up. (Stephanie Levesque photo) Queen of the Furrow crowned j GObERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, )98I -PAGE 13A Over 50 tractors entered. in 54th annual plowing match By Stephanie Levesque A 22 -year-old Seaforth area girl was crowned the 1982 Huron County Queen of the Furrow at the 54 annual plowing match held north of Brussels last Saturday. Dianne Oldfield, 22, of RR 4, Seaforth was crowned on Saturday, by the 1981 Queen of the Furrow Deb Arm- strong, 19, -of RR 4, • Wingham. The runner-up. was Jacquie Robertson, 17, of RR 2 Bluevale. Miss Oldfield was chosen from four contestants. Besides Miss Robertson, other competitors were San- dra Finlayson, 16, of RR 3, Kippen and Carol McIntosh., 18, of RR 4, Seaforth. Secretary -Treasurer of the Huron County Plowmen's Association Graeme Craig said the crowd attending the match at the farm of Mrs. Viola Adams on lot 29, con. 4 • •-. ••••••,-,0-..c• - • ' Antique class Lloyd Howatt of Clinton is practising for the antique class here. With this 1940 Cockshutt,. Mr. Howatt placed second in his class. (Stephanie Levesque photo) 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ) 4-, Ali PAY THIS II riero-sm-+I 11 -------GET THIS MUCH MOTO-S111-----41 SEPTEMBER 10i0 ONLY THIS OFFER WILL NOT BE REPEATED THIS YEAR! Nov. at Moto -Ski. partnership pays! Find yourself a partner, ( lielP vour find one. 'I'ogether you' huV:one of our brand new 1981 inod6IS. Nbu and votir partner then get a second snowmobile of the slum or lesser value at 50)/0 off the retail piiiv! See your , participating Moto -Ski dealer now while supplies last And get two skl,s for the price of one In1 a half! BOMBARDIER N.140.(F TH! 1 mit h .111..11111 ltd. I 611 PHONE 1-527-0120 FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED SE AFOPTH • AVP • CAMBPIY,f • WOO( Y,T(,)< • of Morris Township was good. Mr. Craig said there was a total of 55 tractor en- tries and commented the judges said the plowing was good. The senior champion for the day was Ken Innes of Brussels with Barry Gordon of Seaforth as the reserve champion..The junior cham- pion for the day was Brian McGavin of Walton with Bevan Shapton of Exeter as the reserve champion. Mr. McGavin and Mr. Shapton will represent Huron County at the 1981 International Plowing Match at Barrie. The winners in each class are as follows, in order of merit: class two, tractor class for Huron boys and girls between 15 and 20, Bevan Shapton of Exeter, Brian McGavin of Walton and Jeff McGavin of Walton; Class three, open to Huron residents, • Ken Innes of Brussels, Barry Gordon of Seaforth; • Class four, open to all, Elmer Erb of Millbank, Ron Scotchmer of Mitchell, and Scott Cardiff of Ethel; Class five, Stephen Adams of Brussels,•Paul Pentland of Dungannon, Stephen Hallahan of Blyth; Class six, tractor class for girls under 24, Marion Hunt of Walton; Class seven, Huron residents under. 20, Brian McGavin-of Walton, Bevan Shapton of Exeter, and Jeff McGavin of Walton; Class nine, present and former wardens, mayors, reeves, deputy reeves, MPs, MPPs, farmers and businessmen, Andrew MacRobble of Mount Forest, Edgar Howatt of Blyth, Or- val Mellin address unknown; Class 10, tractors drawing four plows or more, Peter VanDeborne of Seaforth, Harry Johnston of Seaforth, Bob Caldwell of Hensall, John Baker of Hensall, John Baker of Hensall, and Glen Lobb of Goderich; Class 11, antique class, Ron Scotchmer of Mitchell, Lloyd Howatt of Clinton, and Carmen Howatt of Clinton. 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Even those Canadians who aren't in the market for a new home can.use some of these.intiovatiOnS in , their present homes. But the super homes are for sale. too. They 're Meant rot -living not just \ THICK UP TO A FOOT (30 cm) THICK - AND FULL OF INSULATION Insulation.And more insulation. That's one of the hig secrets. The super.energy -efficient • house,has two to three times more insulation than the average new hi'lme. ' , ..- THE OPEN SE('RETS OF A SUPER ,,. ENERGY-EFFICIENT HONIE • 1( (•,,y 1 i ii,,,,,,• N.14,1 51 • The four matoritems that make a home irm• -;''''1 11-::',. ::::.1';::, ,super energy -efficient miladdup to 56,(XX) . 1`3%.;I.',,,.1, or 5 to I Of'4 to the construction cost of a new home. HU tr that's an investmery which pays for, • itself in:lower mci bills. keeps on paying dividends for years to come and adds to the' , resale value of the home. 1, , j.!•..,,,, r, , ,4 ,, •,-.., beik; 17.7 I. ,, • 1......2s,1 ,..:_ ,.., , .2 7 1 C I .1rfl , / 1 ; • "4“ ,e4 e lit .. r . ' - ., 4., ' %., '. • -NJ'C C , 4\ N. 0 1/2•Jt ,t 1, •--.....1, .. , : - N , t ..) q '1; ' 1 ' ..411 • ', . . ‘ \(-1,... 2644! ' I q•. ' • ''''C' ' 1 .1 V , k A 5 7 WA! 11 "• :1,1 : ^ hyhel 1,151 hi. 1.0.1 ,I1C,111, 11,10 I.!,`• • The \% al IS of a super enerp -efficient home are sometinies 30 cm thick to take the abundant insulation, The attic is piled high ith the stutt. and there's o en insulation in the ltoors. making them RSI l 1,7 or hener. instead of the nohilal RSI /35. can't see stiper-instilation. but _it's there. silent! sa‘ua nlono. IT'S AIRTIGHT Bl'T HEALTH Y - WITH FRESH AIR The entire house is rapped ion the insikiel v,ifh an airtight vapour harri e,t; to reduce evcessiv e rates of air change. to keep out drafts, and to keep household moisture from entering the walls. 'The vapoue harrier is carefullymerlapped and .caulked .11 all Joints - even behind electrical hove.. Every ioint and crack is completely sealed 'I)oors and windows are ‘‘eather-stripped and super- tight „Air -lock vestibules reduce drafts when doors are open, , In tact. the house IS so airtight that - mechanical ventilation may have to he provided, 'But even here. a unique • air-to-air heat evchanger developed just for this purpose. or i small heat pump. sa% es energy h‘ tran5ferrml.: 'heat from the outl2omg air 141 the InCOMIng fresh Venni:Milli is efficient and controlled - not wasteful and haphaiird MOST WINDOWS FACE SOUTH AND • ARE ENERGY -CONSERVING • • • The house is oriented to the sun with . • qualitv double -glazed windows facing south to soak up free solar energy. Fewer windows face north and these may be triple -glazed to minimize heat loss. • NOW. WHO NEEDS A BIG HEATING SI'STEM? • To complete the energy -conserving features of these houses. they are equipped with automatic set1laCk thermostats and the most efficient of appliances and heating.equipment. The heatin,g 'system is miniature both in size and consumption. matching the space heating demands ofthe hou!;c. The water pipes are well insulated. and,water - .,,temperatures are readily controlled. The major appliances all have low Encrguide consumption ratings. and in some cases • liste heat is captured and recirculated where • it is needed. Efficient fluorescent lights are used w herever possible rather than incandescent hulhs. • BINA SUPER ENERGY-EFFICIENT HOME -OR JUST LEARN FROM ONE It' ou 're in the market for a new home. here.'s v,hat to do: • Some stiller energy -et icient homes may he huilt in\ our community ithin thernext year or so, BIR one. if you Can, They'll he bargains, • • When looking at an\ new house ask for the features that make a home :super ,energy efficient, ; , EA en 1you're,not in the market fora new house \ ou can still sa\ e energy and Money in \ ourpresent home. 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