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The new directors were elected at the annual meeting of the Huron Pioneer Thresher and
Hobby Association held on Nov. 27 at Blyth Memorial Hall. The directors are from left, Lloyd
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Henderson, Jean Fox, Gordon Gross and Vice President Mike Andrews. Absent were Jim
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1993. PAGE 25.
Procter sisters take four top awards at Royal
Continued from page 9
Flock of Royal.
Eighteen-year-old Keith Todd
was the Champion Senior Exhibitor
at the Royal Junior Sheep Show
and also exhibited the Grand
Champion Lamb of the Jr. Show.
Daughter Jenean, 16 was the
Reserve Champion Intermediate
Exhibitor.
The younger Todds are the fourth
eneration of Ro al corn titors.
The annual meeting of the Huron
Pioneer Threshers and Hobby
Association took place on Nov. 28
at Blyth Memorial Hall.
President Ray Hallahan opened
the meeting with 0' Canada.
A moment of silence was
observed for our members who
passed away in the last year.
A meeting of all steam engine
owners and boiler operators will
beheld in Blyth on Dec. 11. Every-
one from Ontario will attend.
The retiring directors are Presi-
dent Ray Hallahan, Gordon Rad-
ford, Mike Philips and Jack Van
Egmond.
The new executive will consist of
president, Jeff Thomson; first vice,
Loreldo Farms, RRI, Belgrave,
owned by Eldon and Lorraine
Cook, also did well. Four heifers
were shown this year and their
junior yearling, Loreldo W.S.
Fayes Heidi, took the Junior
Champ. The senior yearling placed
fourth and two calves came seventh
and eighth out of 104 head shown.
Heidi was a 4-H project of
daughter Carla, who exhibited her
at the Royal as well as at the
Teeswater and Kincardine fall fairs
Mike Andrews; second vice, Gary
Courtney; three-year directors;
Bruce Thomson, Jim Sloan and
Gordon Gross and one-year direc-
tor Jean Fox.
The trophy winners at the 1993
reunion were:
-Wayne Houston Trophy, best
show engine, Bob Houston, 1923
Waterloo model, 25-27
-Featured Tractor, Lional Wilder
from Zurich, a U-Minneapolis
Molene
-John Hallahan Memorial Tro-
phy, belt setting, Harley and Mike
Searson
-Jack Arthur Trophy, prior to
1930 gas tractor, Wilfred Pentland
of Dungannon, McCormick Deer-
where she also won Junior Champ.
John Armstrong, of RR2, Auburn
was sixth in his jersey calf class,
the Hays Scotia Classic.
A Belgrave-area youth Tim
Coultes was part of an intercolle-
giate livestock team frofn
Ridgetown College which earned a
trophy, $400 and a plaque for its
first place win out of 14 teams.
This was the first win for the col-
lege in 14 years.
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-John Ellacott Trophy, 1930 to
1950 gas tractor, Jim Hayden of
RR 3 Goderich, Farmall Super H
-J.W. Andrews Memorial Award,
model scale, Maurice Harwood,
half size model of Westinghouse
steam engine
-Best Antique Vehicle, Gord
Freeman of Hamilton, 1930 Ford
1/4 ton pickup
-Eldon Vines Trophy, Post 1942,
D'arcy Rathwell, 1957 Ford Fair-
lane
A discussion about next years
show took place. The date was set
for Sept. 9 to 11, 1994.
Jennifer Procter, 21, RR5, Brus-
sels showed the Champion Single
Market Hog as well as getting
fourth for the Group of Two. Her
sister Kate, 24, exhibited the
Reserve Champion Carcass Market
Hog. She also earned top marks for
the Group of Three and won the
Premier Exhibitor Award.
Leroy and Lila Rintoul of Lee
View Farms, RR2, Lucknow came
home with the award for Champion
Charolais Steer in the Open Market
Livestock Steer class. Their daugh-
ter Debbie, 22, in her last year of 4-
H had the Champion Heifer in the
Market Heifer Queens Guineas.
This was the first year for this
class.
Lee View Farms also had the
foui-th place market lamb and
earned fifth for the Group of Three.
In the Carcass Class their heifer
placed sixth out of 80.
Jerran Farm, RR1, Blyth owned
by the Campshroer family finished
10th in the Group of Three Open
Market Hog Class. Son Kevin
exhibited in the Junior Barrow
Show.
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