HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1937-9-29, Page 3THE FOURTEE
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ANNUAL
Of Huron County Plowman's .Association
Will be held on the farm of
Ed. Rowland, in the Twp. of McKillop
1 1-4 Miles South and 1 1.4 Miles West of Walton
1937 Prize List
Of the Huron Plowman's Association
Consists of 8 Classes as Follows
CLASS 1 -High Cut Plows in Sod Free for All.
first $10.00 second $8.00. third $6.00 fourth $4.00
(Five entries or no third prize)
CLASS 2 -Jointer 'Plows with skimmers in sod, no cut
allowed, Open to all except anyone winning a Prize at the
Provincial Match They will be barred out of this class
first $10.00 second $8.00 third $6.00 fourth $4.00
(Five Entries or no fourth prize)
CLASS 3 -Jointer Plows with Skimmers in sod, no cut
allowed, open only to residents of Huron County
First $10.00 second $8.00 third $6.00 fourth $5.00
Fifth $4.00.
(Six entries or no fifth prize.)
CLASS 4 --Boys 16 years and under 19 years, in Sod
skimmer allowed.
First $10.00 second $8.00 third $6.00 fourth $4.00
(Five entries or no fourth prize)
CLASS 5 -Boys under 16 years, in stubble, with skimmers
Prizes -First $10.00 second $8.00 third $6.00
fourth $4.00 fifth $2.00
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CLASS 6 --Single Riding Plows 'in Sod. Prizes first $10.00 l l
second $8.00 third $6.00 fourth $4.00
(Five Entries of no fourth prize)
CLASS 7 -Tractors drawing Narrow Bottom plows. You
may use as many plows as you wish. But your furrow must
not exceed 10 inches in width. Prizes -first $15.00
second $12.00 third $10.00 fourth $8.00
(Five Entries or no fourth prize)
CLASS 8 -Tractors drawing wide bottom plows, turning not
less than a 12 inck furrow and you draw as man} plows as
you wish. Prizes -first $15.00 second $12.00
third $10.00 fourth $8.00
(Five entries or no fourth Prize )
$300.00 in Cash Prizes
Write the Secretary for Official Programme
Our Prizes are Generous -Come and Show Us
How You Can 'Plow and Get Your Share
of the Money
Rules andRegulations
There will be an entrance charge for supply teams
of $1.00 per team
Entrance charge in each class $1.00
Except in Class 5, boys in this class the entry is free
And don't forget you must finish your six rounds on
crown before going to lunch
DON'T UNHITCH FOR DINNER BEFORE YOU FINISH.
YOUR SIX ROUNDS ON CROWN OR YOU WILL BE
BARRED OUT.
RulesandRegulations
The Association will help Competitors from a distance
to locate teams if given notice, otherwise they will not be
responsible for teams the morning of the Plowing Match.
Rules will be strictly observed
Competition Open to Ontario.
Amount of land to plow, Left for Committee to decide.
Average depth of furrow 6 inches. No shaping of fur-
row after 2 rounds on crown.
Teams to be on ground at 9 a.m. to start plowing at 9.30
a m• Finish to be made at 4 p.m.
Judge's decision to be final.
No shifting of stakes after start is made.
Each plowman allowed one helper only.
All Crowns to be finished before lunch.
Finish to be made by 4 p.m., or plowing will not be
considered.
Plowman to Gee 6 rounds on Crown, must be finished
by 12.30 noon.
Directors to be on ground at 9 arm., wearing official
badges.
All general purpose plows must have plane irons, no
cut, either coulter or shier.
Providing the Judging is Finished the
prize Money will be paid on the grounds
NO ONE ALLOWED TO PLOW AT THE HURON
PLOWMAN PLOWING MATCH THAT HAS JUDGED
FOR THE PROVINCIAL ,ASSOCIATION
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Refreshments and will be Provided on the Grounds
A Cordial Invitati n Is EAll
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R. L. McDonald, Presdent. Albert Crooks, Hon. President.
Wm. Gamble, Vice President.
L. E. Cardiff, Sec.-Treas., Brussels.
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