Zurich Citizens News, 1974-09-19, Page 15PAGE 16 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1974
Huron plowing match winners
The 47th annual Huron
Plowing Match was declared
"the best match we have had,
with the best turnout and better
than average plowing, " accord-
ing to veteran official Gordon
McGavin, of Seaforth.
The match was held on the
200 -acre farm of Huron County
warden Bill Elston, on the
second concession cf Morris
Township.
More than 70 contestants
competed to see who could
plow the straightest, neatest
furrow while about 400 spect-
ators watched them and the
other events of horse shoe
pitching, log curring, and
making cedar shingles.
Eighteen -year old Anne Stew-
art, of R.R.5, Seaforth, won
the Queen of the Furrow class
over three other contestants
with her well-turned furrows.
She seems to be following the
family tradition as her older
sister Amv (Ste.warrl RPr Paris
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of Welland won the Huron Crowi
in 1964, 1964 and 1966 and
went onto win the crown at
the International Plowing Match
held at Seaforth in 1966. Anoth-
er older sister Bonnie (Stewart)
Fortune, of Seaforth won the
Huron crown in 1967.
The other three contestants
were Linda Newton, of R.R.1,
Wroxeter, Karin Ortman, R.R.
3, Exeter; and Kathleen Giel-
en, of R.R.2, Crediton.
The results of the judging
for the classes is as follows:
Class 2, tractor class for boys
and girls under 19 years, Kevin
Campbell, R.R.1, Dublin;
Currie Simpson, R.R.2, Tees -
water, and John Blanchard,
R.R.4, Walton.
Class 3, open class for all
comers, Barry Gordon, R.R.1,
Seaforth; Tom Leeming, R. R
4, Walton; Donald Scott, R.R.
3, Teeswater and William
Irvin, R.R.7 Lucknow.
Class 4, open class, James
Pentland, R.R.6, Goderich;
John Becker, Dashwood; and
John Leeming, of R.R.4, Walt-
on.
Class 5, green class for boys
and girls, .15 years and under,
Bob Leeming, R.R.4, Walton,
Brad Hutchison, R.R.1,
Gorrie; Rick Powell, Wroxeter;
Glen Hayden. R.R.2, Gorrie;
Peter Hallahan. Belgrave;
and Greg Cook, Belgrave.
Class 6, special class for
senior high school pupils, 19
years and under, team of Carl
Bolton and Kevin Campbell
both of Dublin for the Seaforth
District High School; and taking
second place the tears of
James Pentland, of R.R.6,
Goderieh and James Nevins,
of R.R.3, Auburn, for the God-
erich District Collegiate.
Class 7, special class for
junior high school pupils, 16
years and under, teals of Bill
Armstrong of Wingharn and
James Gowland, of R.R.I.,
Holyr000d, for F.E. Madill
High School at Wingharn; and
in second place the team of
John and Ron Blanchard, of
R.R.4, Walton, for Central
Huron Secondary School, Clin-
ton.
Class 8, Mounted plows only,
Carl Bolton, Glen Warwick;
William Irvin of R.R.7, Luck -
now and Allan Teel, of 12.12.1
Auburn.
Class 9, Utility class for all
1974
INTERNATIONAL
PLOWING MATCH
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FARM MACHINERY
DEMONSTRATION
SEPT. 24-28
W. T. CRAIG REID
FARM
GEORGETOWN
HALTON COUNTY
WORLDS LARGEST
PLOWING MATCH &
EXHIBIT OF FARM
EQUIPMENT
& SUPPLIES
OVER 300 EXHIBITS
ON 100 ACRES
OVER 520,000 IN PRIZES
FOR 300 COMPETITORS
AND THE
CANADIAN PLOWING
CHAMPIONSHIP
Contact.
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c a Agricultural Societies Branch
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Parliament Buildings
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corners, Barry Gordon, Marty
Becker, of Dashwood and
John Leeming,
Class 10, Business Men's class,
including municipal officials;
Don Eedy of R.R,2, Wingharn.
Reeve of Turnberry; James
Mair, Brussels, Deputy reeve
of Morris; Lloyd Ferguson,
Usborne Township; and Alfred
Brunton, of Tara, Class, II tract
ors drawing four plows or more,
three rounds around the field,
Peter Datars, of Dashwood, for
best plowing, John Becker, of
Dashwood, won the McGavin
Trophy for best corner; and.
Peter Hallahan, A Kangskilde
award for using a Kongskilde
plow to win third place.
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