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The South Ontario Plowing Match was held on the farm of Bert Guthrie, R. R. No. 2, Whitby, On Mon- day, September 17th, with 37 lands being plowed. This plowing match is sponsored each year by the South Ontario Plowmen"s Association. Mr. Bert Guthrie, President, and Mr. Don Dunkeld, Secretary- Treasurer, and the various committees, did an excellent @ job in choosing the site for the plowing match, and in carrying out the details. The plowing match was brought to a conclusion with a banquet in the Brooklin United Church, at which the various prizes and trophies were presented. The Judges for this match were Mr. Winn Timbers, Stouffville, and Mr. Roy Craig, Caledon East. The prize winners in this competition are listed below Class 1 Horses, Jointer Plows, Open. 1st, Anthony Feather- stone, Milliken; 2nd, Burnell Wylie, Oakwood. Class 2 Tractors, 2 furrows, open. 1st, Ross Kennedy, Little Britain; 2nd, Floyd Forsy- the, Stouffville, 3rd, Keith Robinson, Cookstown. Class 3 Tractors, 2 or more fur- rows, open to boys and girls who have not reached their 23rd birthday by Nov. 1, 1973. 1st, Bill Tran, Clare- mont; 2nd, Ken Ferguson, Stouffville; 3rd, Don Little, Sunderland; 4th, Brian DeGeer; Mount Albert; | WES PLUMBING - --- VOTE - HEATING - J: PORT PERRY Db EIR AE Ob LL SE Wiig Pet atid TSA) Ah 5th, Dough Dunkeld, Zephyr; 6th, Dale Oldham, Mount Albert; 7th, Ted Smith, Sunderland. Class + Utility, mount plows, 3 or more furrows, open. lst, Lloyd Grove, Stouffville. Class 5 Tractors, 2 or furrows, open to those who have never won a prize at a match in Tractor Classes. 1st. Bernice Dunkeld, Zephyr; 2nd, Robert Baird, Sunderland. Class 6 2 or more furrows, mount plows, open. 1st, Ivan DeGeer, Mount Albert; 2nd, Carl Timbers, Stouffville; 3rd Ron McGuckin, Mount Albert. Class 7 Tractors, 2 furrow plows, mounted plows, open to boys and girls under 16 years. 1st, Wes Jarvis, Agincourt; 2nd, Kenton Baird, Sunderland; 3rd, Lorne Britton, Clare- mont; 4th, Bob Richards, Stouffville; 5th Keith Not- tingham, Little Britain. Class 8 Sod or Stubble - contes- tants must have completed one land in one of the regular classes. Section A - under 23 years og age - mounted plow. 1st, Ken Ferguson, Stouffville; 2nd, Dale Oldham, Mount Albert; 3rd, Doug Dunkeld, Zephyr; 4th, Ted Smith, Sunderland. Section B - Open, mounted or trailer. 1st, Ivan DeGeer, Mount Albert; 2nd, Ron McGuckin, Mount Albert; 3rd, Gordon Bradfield, LANE - ELECTRIC - 983-2413 OFFICE -- RESIDENCE Benny Witteveen SEPARATE SCHOOL © ~~_ BOARD ® Resident of Blackstock area ® Receiver at General Motors: ® A sincére interest in the future of the Separate School Benny Witteveen 3¢ more | Peterborough. Horse Show - best team and equipment. 1st, Anthony Featherstone, Milliken; 2nd, Burnell Wylie, Oakwood. Special - Canadian Imperial Bank of Com- merce, Port Perry best plowed land in Class 3 - 5 - 7, to resident of South Ontario Bill Tran, Claremont. Special - donated by Wm. Hill, Greenbank - best plowed land in Class 7 with mounted plows, resident "of South Ontario, Kenton Baird, Sunderland. Special - donated by Smith Roles Ltd., Murray Jones, Ashburn - best finish in classes 3 - 5 - 7. Resident of South Ontario Bill Tran, Claremont. Special - donated by Armour McMillan, Green- bank - best finish in Class 7. Resident of Ontario County. Lorne Britton, Claremont Dr. M. B. Dymond, M.P.P. Trophy - best plowed land to a resident of South Ontario under 23 years of age. Bernice Dunkeld, Zephyr. Eaton's of Canada Junior Championship Trophy - best plowed land by a Junior Competitor, mounted plow For: "Plow 37 lands on Whitby farm only, under 18 years of age. Bernice Dunkeld, Zephyr. Esso Champions Special - best plowed land by a Junior Competition, mounted plow, under 18 years of age. Dale Oldham, Mount Albert. Special - Guaranty Trust Company of Canada, Stouf- wille - best plowed land in Tractor Classes by a resi- dent of South Ontario. Bill Tran, Claremount. Joseph G. Tran Memor- ial Trophy - best plowed land in Tractor Classes by resident of South Ontario, under 19 years of age. Kenton Baird, Claremont. The hamlet now known as Seagrave was originally called Nonquon because it was the location of the first bridge over the Nonquon River. When a post office came to the hamlet its name was changed to Sonja, but that hamlet, post office and all, moved a few miles north into Mariposa. When a new post office was established it was named Seagrave. On January 1, the name changes again as it becomes part of the Town- ship of Scugog. PORT PERRY STAR - Wednesday, Sept. 26th, 1973 - 19 Wagg Bros. Texaco e licenced mechanics * REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES 985-7262 272 Scugog Road Port Perry, Ont. ATTENTION FARMERS!! WHY PAY MORE? 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