HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-11-25, Page 5WORLD HAY CHAMPIONSHIP
Winner of the 1971 world lay championship at' the Toronto
Royal Agricultural Winter Fair was Russell 'Dallas (centre).
of Brucefield, Ontario--seen here behind the White (Cockshutt)
Challenge Trophy which has been awarded annually since 1958.
At right, presenting an accompanying $100 cheque, is Paul
Sonlary, Marketing Vice-President of White Farm Equipment,
sponsors of the award. At left, Mrs. Dallas holds an engraved
silver tray which the winner retains. It was -Mr. Dallas' third
win, the others being in 1963 and 1969. , (Canada Pictures Ltd.)
Tuckersmith Farmer Wins World Champion
Hay Trophy For Third Time at . Royal
News 'of
Huronview
Mrs. Anderson of Exeter led the Christian Women's
Club song service on Sunday evening with the devotions
taken by Mrs. Hall.
Twenty-four residents having November birthdays were
honoured at a party oil Wednesday afternoon. The party
provided by the Crediton Women's Institute had all the
trimmings with birthday 'Cake, candles, hats and a gifrfor
each celebrant presented by the president, DoloresShapton.
The variety program introduced by Jean Neil,
included tap dancing ,by Mona: Hodgins, a vocal quartet --
a skit -- Donna Bushfield and Doreen Browning -- musical
numbers and a sing-song with Lois Hodgins, Piano, and
Mr, Sawyer, violin. Lunch was served by the ladies with
volunteers rom the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority assisting with
residents to and from the program. Mrs, J. Finkbeiner, a ,
former resident of the Crediton area, thanked the ladies on
behalf of the residents.
Mr. 'Jim Lawrie arranged the program for Family Night.
The Countrymen Four, a musical group from Blyth, Wayne
McClinchey, Steve Walsh, 13111 Burkholck•rf and Jim Beaton,
entertained with several number,s; vocal solos by Jim Lawrie
accompanied by Mrs. Grace Brown, and also slides of ,
Scotland shown by Mr: and Mrs. Lawrte, Mrs. Mary Taylor
thanked those taking part in the program.
trant to have won the'champlon-
ship on three occasions. His
other two awards were in 1963
and 1969. A U. S. farm operat-
ion--Rolling Rock Farms, of
Ligonier, Pennsylvania-- was the
other three-time winner in the
award's history, having takenthe
championship in 1961, 1967 and
1968.
Following is a list of winners
by years from 1958through 1970:
1958-Robert Allen, Brucefield
1959-Thomas Bowman, Stroud
1960-Thomas Bowman, Stroud
1961-Rolling Rock Farms,
Ligonier, Penn.,U.S.A,
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municipalities in any land divis-
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Approval was given to the
purchase of a new Duomatic oil
fired suspended furnace for the
township garage from Cudmore
Heating of Exeter. The purchase
price will be $531, subject to
compliance with Department of
Labour regulations.
Clerk-treasurer Harry
Strang was instructed to make ap-
plication to' the Department of
Transportation and C oin -
m u nications for the interim road
subsidy on expenditures to date
of $82,254.38.
One tile drain loan application
in the amount of $4,200 was ap-
proved and a debenture for the
same figure was passed.
Members learned that A. M.-
Spreit and Agfiociates have ac-
cepted the' Scott- drain assign-
ment in Hibbert township and
James Howes, Listowel has
accepted the Heywood drain
assignment and has filed a cer-
tificate of completion on the
Ausable River drain and advises
that the contractor may now be
paid in fpli.
A letter of thanks was
received from Van Bree Bros.
for council's consideration on the
Brock Creek drain branch "A"
contract.
Strang also told council 1971
taxes paid to date totalled
$96,933.84 with approximately 90
percent of the first installment
received.
Advertising will be placed in •
local papers towards the end of
November to the effect that all
tax billings were completed in
June and that there will be no
fall tax billing.
General accounts in the
amount of $33,954.67 were paid
along with road expenditures of
$4,392.55,
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For the third time in the 14
years it has been awarded, a
Brucefield, Ontario farmer,
Russell Dales, has won the
White Challenge Trophy for 'the
world champion hay entry at the
Royal Agricultural Winter Fair
in Toronto.
Mr. Dalls gained the trophy
after his entry took top place in,a
second-cut hay glass in the haying
competitions. The trophy, which
has been awarded annually since
1958 by White Farm Equipmeht
(formerly C ockshutt Farm
Equipment) is competed for by all
types of ,hay entries af :the
Royal.
The individual winner award,
which is represented by an en-
graved silver tra y and a $100
cheque, was presented to Mr.
All Dallas in a ceremony on Wed-
nesday, November 17 in the Colt-
seum Building at the Canadian
National Exhibition grounds in
Toronto. It was one of a number
of awards in the annual Royal
Winter Fair awards presentation
program.
Mr. Dallas, 76, .received the
first official notification of the
• award on November 9, the day
he and his wife Helen were cele-
brating their 50th wedding anniv-
ersary. The farm 'which they
operate In the Brucefield district,
has been In the Dallas family for
more than 120 years, having been
established by his grandfather in
1848.
The priginal trophy offered by
White Farm Equipment is a
large brone representation of
a farm haying operation, which
remains permanently in the care
41 of the Royal for safekeeping. It
is brought out and displayed an-
nually during the Fair.
With this Year's win, Mr.
Dallas becomes the second en,
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1962-Robert Allen, Brucefield
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1965-Robert D.Fotheringharti,
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1966-Robert D.Fotheringham,
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1967-Rolling Rock Farms,
Ligonier,Penn.,U.S.A.
1968-Rolling Rock Farms,
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1969-Missell Dallas,Bruce-
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1970-D.Patterson, R.R. 3,
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