Huron Expositor, 1999-08-25, Page 68 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, August 23, 1899
Agriculture
Furrows
well -made.
by Seaforth
plowers
The 1999 Huron County
Plowing Match was held on
Fri.. Aug. 20 southeast of
Clinton. The hosts were
William and Amy
Fotheringham. Sixty-seven
plowers took part as well as
four Queen �f the Furrow
contestants. A total of 124
lands were plowed.
The following are class
winners: Class 2 - Jaso.n
Hugill, Seaforth; Class 3
Paul Dodds; Seaforth; Class 4
- Darrell Fried,•Plattsville;
Class 4A = Elmer Erb,
Millbank; Class 5 -'Steven
'O'Rourke, Dublin; Class 5A -
Greg Speller. Ailsa Craig;
Class 6 Jason . Hugill.
Seaforth; Class 6A - Tyson
Arts, Seaforth; Class 7 - Brian
Fried, Bright; Class 7A -
Allan McNeil. Alvinston:
• Class 8 - John Nunnikhoven,
Cambridge; Class 8A - Les
Darrington, Elora; Class 9 -
Graeme Dougherty,
Caledonia: Class 9A - Ruth
Darrington. Elora; Class 10 -
Howard Row, Springfield;
Class 10A Andrew
MacRobbje. Mount Forest;
Class 11 - Jeff McCowan.
Barry Gordon helps son, Ian set his plow in preparation for one of the youth classes at Junior Champion
Friday's Huron County Plowing Match while (below) Bill Fotheringham, whose farm was Plowperson - Jason Hugill,
host to this year's event, checks his furrow in the open, two -furrow utility class. Seaforth. Reserve - Steven
O'Rourke, Dublin. Senior
Champion Plowperson - Paul
Dodds, Seaforth. Reserve '-
Brian
Brian McGavin, Walton. The
Dodd's Trophy for high
visitor's. score went to Brian
Fried, Bright, The most
original restored antique
tractor was a 1934 Case C
owned by Paul Hodgson,
Ailsa Craig. The Edgar
Howatt Special for the
youngest Huron County •
plower was won by Bill
Feeney, Dublin - 10 years old.
The Queen of the Furrow is
Amanda Denys. daughter. of
Walter and Nancy. of Kippen.
The runner-up is Carali
McCall. daughter of Murray
and Sherry, of Walton.
Area farms, business
among Huron's prettiest
While "Huron Shines in Luase Eisen, RR 2, Ceediton
'99" is the slogan for this Second --Corry and Leo
year's International Plowing Sanders, RR 4; Brussels.
Match, to be held next month, Third --Bev and Tom Prout,
there has already been much RR 3. Exeter
shining across the county. Most improved farmstead
Shining, polishing. sprucing First --Cheryl and Eric
and brightening as• the Huron Freitcr, RR I, Dashwood
County Beautification Second --Joan and Don
Competition results were Brodie. Bayfield
announced last week. Third --Elaine and.Howard
"1 don't envy_ the task the Datars. RR 1, Dashwood.
judges had to do.' said Jane
Mucgce of the Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture. Food
and Rural Affairs. who was
itiaster of cere.'monres atThc-
Aug. 19 banquet that honoured
the contestants and awarded
the beautification winners,
There were .113 entries in
eight categories with 10 judges
from the Master Gardners of
Ontario taking a close look at
the homes and farms that took
part in the -competition.
Judges visited each location
and photographs were also
taken as part of the juding
process. Before and after
pictures were used to help
judge the improvements made.
At the banquet, slides were
shown of each entry before the
winners were announced.
Winners were:
Farm gateway
First --Deb and Les
Falconer, RR 5, Clinton;
Second --Larry and Louise
Meurer, RR 3. Zurich
Third --Amy and Bill
Fothcringham, RR 4, Seaforth
Most attractive farmstead
First--Raimund and Marie
• Most attraFtive agribusiness
First--Hayter's Turkey
Products, RR 2, Dashwood
Second--KMM Drainage,
RR I, Walton
Third --Vincent Farm
Equipment, Seaforth
Most attractive rural home
First --Christine and Mike
Coulthard, RR 5, Goderich
Second --Dawn and Bruce
Rathwell, RR I, Brumfield
Third --Hugh and Kim
Burgsma, RR 5, Goderich
Most attractive urban home
First --Casey and Helen Van
Bakel, Egmondville
Second --William Gibson,
Hensall
Third--Nanci and Greg
Ducharme, Brussels
Season cottage
First—Alfred and Helena Da
Silva, Bayfield
Second --Dorothy & Art
Bordeau, Goderich
Third --Isabelle Bremner,
Ethel
Best community landscape
First-Wingham Horticul-
tur tl Society
Second—Town of Exeter
Third—Belgrave Kinsmen.
Amanda Denys of the
Kippen area takes to the
field before later being
named Queen of the Furrow,
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