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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-10-02, Page 23WE'RE BUYING COINS, STAMPS, OLD JEWELLERY GOLD AND SILVER WE PAY IN CASH HARRISON STONEHOUSE ANTIQUES WILL BE AT • •••14 L-0" 'Ake. 46‘. A Division of Jervis Photo Inc. 15 ALBERT STREET, CLINTON 482-9494 A NOW OPEN EVERY THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY 11 A.M.;.5 P.M. ImimMININIIIIIIIINNIIIIM111111111•111.11101.111111111111.1111111" 1980 " FURROW QUEEN CONTEST—One of 'the features of Saturday's Huron plowing match thelpfrare organizer Helen Craig, 1979 Queen WANT TO START SOMETHING? Janet .Shapton,, this year's winner, Deb, Armstrong, Winghatn; runnersup Carol •MQJB1efOrth and Linda Machan, Brus- sels and organizer MarieMcGavin: (TzA-Photo)— - _ PARTS VALUE OF THE MONTH NOW IS THE TIME! BATTERY SPECIALS PRICED FROM 4 An International Battery for Every Purpose For The Farm For Trucks For Automobiles SEAFITH 521.0120 FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED SEAFORI/1 • AYR • CAMBRIDGE • WOODSTOCK 111 BOB & BETTY'S. Variety & Gifts Seaforth Open 7 days a week 9 A.M. till 11 P.M. Now in Stock: Lots of New ELECTRONIC GAMES Football — Baseball — Goif — Digital Derby — Blip — fvlerlin And also A great line up of Remote control cars and trucks T.D.K. RECORDING TAPE jl For the -Perfectionist Ad C45 Min. - Ad.C60 - Ad -C90 BUY THEM BY THE BOX AND SAVE PHOTO -FINISHING For fast efficient PhotO-Finishing try our COMPETITIVE PRICES Only Kodak paper used for the best results. Also - We have a large selection of Cameras, Film, Cubes and Batteries ' Canon F-42 METRIC CALCULATOR Great for Home and Form use Art. Packs are for students The gallery in Stratford is about to begin its second year of an art • lending program for schools, librar- ies and community and ser- vice clubs in Huron and Perth Counties. The Art Parks are a visual lending library which can can be used for study work, and also for visual displays in classrooms and other areas. The package includes ori- ginal works of art, reproduc- tions and slide sets. The topics .covered are: local, general and native history; contemporary and historic art studies; nature studies and applied arts. More sub- jects are included in a list of 25 categories. There are 250 Art Packs. On October 8,- 9, and 10 the Art Packs will be on display for those members of the pdblic (teachers, librar- ians and others interested) who wish to know more about the lending program. Your. , !tad 94, • r A A A •A. .‘A Mae Headquarters • the . 1980 Huron country plowing. match was held Saturday in Usborne township on the farm nf Huron warden Bill Morely and was very successful. Secretary Graeme Craig said close to $1,000 was paid out in prize monies and at- tendance •was about the same as last year. Debbie Armstrong of Wingham was crowned Huron Queen of the Furrow by last year' g winner Janet Shapton of Exeter. F-Stftfpron ill- -be: representing, Huron at the International Plowing Match in Woodstock this week and • will be competing in the Miss International contest on Thursday and Friday. The girls will be plowing Thur- sday and giving their speeches on Friday. The other Huron Que.en of the Furrow contestants were Carol McIntosh, Seaforth and Linda Machan from Brussels. conveners of this event Were Marie McGavin and Helen Craig. In the plowing events, Rev. Kenneth Innes of Brussels was the senior champion with the reserve title going to John Becker, Dashwood. Brian McGavin of Walton' was best in the junior competition and Be-van- Shapton, Exeter was the reserve champion'. Clair Deichert, Zurich won the round -the -field plowing competition and Harold Robinson, reeve of Howick township won the politicians and businessmen's com- petition. A lot of interest was shown in the antique plowing class. This division was won by Mervin Dietz of Brodhagen. • ronrows- locals owing match Others competing were Rea Scotchmer, Mitchel; Car- man Howatt, 'Clinton and Tom Leming, Seaforth.-'All• were using teactOrs and plows from the mid -1900's. The teams of horsesused for the politican and walking plow glass were provided by Ken Duncan of Usborne and Ray Russell, Russeldale, The log sawing contest saw a pair .of policiticians Showing great echnioUe and, • winning easily. possessing great teamwork were Huron- •Middleses MPP Jack Riddell . and Huron -Bruce MP ' Murray Cardiff. It Was probable the first time they Were both satisfied with the Outcome of one individual event. Winners in the nail driving contest were Marie McGavin, Welton and FrancesSeaforth Proving to be best at Mt' horseshow pits were Pave... Kyle and Lloyd Veinier of Hensall. Mrs. Carl "Vogl( of Brox'. nholm • won the prize for guessing the weight of the team of show horses owned by Ken Duncan. They • weighed , lust over 4,009 pounds.‘ , , • Allan CaMpbell, •• Is President of the Huron Plowman's Association, Ken,„ 'Duncan is Vice-Pretiideat and ,Graeme Craig is the secretary -treasurer. The association's Animal banquet Will be held Friday, October 24 at the Pineridge Chalet at Hensall. A SUCCESSFUL MATCH Huron County plowing match was held Saturday and organizers described it as a very successful gathering. DISCUSSIrtg the results, atr6ve, from left, are; Allan Campbell, president of the Brodhagen Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ahrens spent several days with their family in Bur- lington. The Brodhagen Chamber of Commerce chartered a bus Tuesday. Sept. 30 to attend the plowing match at Woodstock. AT WORK — Ernie Talbot (left) and Ken Duncan compete in the 1 980 Huron County plowing match held Saturday in Usborne township. " (Times -Advocate Photo) The 1980 Huron Couniy Plowman's Association, Graeme Craig, Secretary, Bill Morley, Warden and former Secretary, Russell Bolton. (Timei-Mvocate Phot9) SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL 527-0380 REGISTRATION INFORMATION -s? 1. All classes will begin during the week of October 8, '1980. 2. Advance registration is required and may be made by phoning or visiting the school. Phone 527-0380. 3. Late registration will bo accepted on opening night If class Is not already filled. 4. Classes will be held weekly, generally from 6-10 p.m. except badminton. S.' Fees will bo collected the first night. 6. Students are responsible for providing their own supplies If necessary for their course. 7. Some Courses may have to be cancelled if insufficient interest is Indicated by enrolment. MONDAY NIGHT Furniture Refinishing Harvey Beuerman Mixed Adult Recreational Volleyball Terri-1.‘nn Dale [20 weeks • S25.I f20 weeks 515.1 Photography for beginners and achancyd Dick Burgess weelts - S15.1 Quilting [10 weeks • 515.1 Mane Muegge TUESDAY NIGHT Sewing/Talloring Susan Wheatley Crotcheting Bessie Broome Classic Film Society Dick Burgess 4 Flower Arranging Jean Vantyghem Badminton: High School students 7 p Mixed Adult 8:30 p.m. 110,weeks • 515.1 [10 weeks • 515.1 (10 weeks • 515.1 110 weeks - 515.1 .m. [10 weeks - S10.1 13asie Beginning Ceramics i10 weeks - $15-.) Mary Carroll [Classes for ceramics to be held at Seaforth Public School] WEDNESDAY NIGHT You are what you eat , Elaine Gottschall ig weeks - S15.1 THURSDAY NIGHT Men's Recreational Basketball [20 weeks - S15.1 • A A •• • • _41.a. al if if * A • A of A A ' • • 04 t••• v/ / . • / / 4 ' 4 4 4 4 A 4.16,11•16.Me 411,3111 41. ie•Aibie 411,--Ale•sic at -hit 4/•• 4m-41e-geli.111.