Huron Expositor, 1999-09-29, Page 7Correspondents
International Piowing Match results
From Pogo 1
in September 2000 in
Quebec.
Eric Ferguson and Joel
Perriman of Ayr also
received a two-year $2,500
scholarship from the Ontario
Plowmen's Association for
use at an Ontario university
or agricultural college.
Ferguson was also awarded
the Elliott Moses Memorial
Special and the Sidney Sister
Memorial Junior Champion
Plowperson trophy.
In the horse plowingaevent,
Beverly Brown of Ayton was
champion of the Class One.
Group One Plowing with
Horses event; Allan Lambie
of Wyevale was reserve
champion. In Group Two,
David Gamble of Lyndhurst
was champion with Gabriel
Lecavalier of Osgoode as
reserve.
In Class One, Specials,
Horse Plowing event, Brown
was champion with Lambie
as reserve.
The Harold Nie Memorial
Special trophy went to
Douglas Boyd of Thedford.
The Byrnell Wylie
Memorial Special went to
Beverly Brown who also
won the Eugene Timbers
Memorial Award.
The Edgar Howatt Award
was won by Jason;
MacRobbie of Cambridge.
In the Class Two. Group
One. plowperson using two -
furrow plows event, Nathan
Fried of Bright was the
winner with Paul Speller. of
Ailsa Craig as reserve. The
group two winner was Eric
Ferguson of Sunderlar with
Trevor Perriman of Ayr as
reserve.
In the three -furrow plowing
competition. Elmer Erb of
Millbank was champion
while Allan McNeil of
Alvinston was reserve.
Wayne Downie of York
won the four -furrow plow
competition while Allan
Millman of St. Thomas was
reserve.
The Canadian Plowing
Championship was held Sept.
17-20 near Dashwood. Greg
Timbers was awarded the
champion plower trophy at a
banquet Sept. 20 in Hensall.
Reserve champion was Ken
Ferguson. Trevor Perriman
was named top junior
plowman.
Antique plowing
champions
Competitors in the antique
plowing event pitted their
skills against each other in
three categories: most points,
best crown and best
furrow/finish.
In the most points category.
Gord Walton won Class One;
Tom Forbes won Class Two
and Donell Nunnikhoven
won Class Three.
Gord Walton also received
the. best crown trophy in
Class Ocie while Forbes took
Class Two and Glen Sharples
won Class Three.
Walton again won the best
• furrow/finish event in Class
two with Robert Moffatt in a
tie while Nunnikhoven won
Class Three. There was no
Class One in this event.
Jim Cox won the trophy for
the Most Original Restored
Antique Tractor.
VIP plowing events
As well as the Queens of
the f urro P wTio. were
required to plow as part of
their competition. politicians
and media had a chance to
try plowing each day of IPM
'99.
Mayor Laurie Weppler won
the mayors plowing event
followed by Stu Baker'and
Jim Millner.
Zurich Reeve Dwayne
LaPorte won the reeves
competition followed by a tie
between Norm Fairies and
Harvey Ratz of Stephen
Township. Third place was
shared by Doug Miller. Ron
Murray and Rob Morley of
Usborne Township.
Lambton Warden Leonard
McNeil won that competition
while second place was
shared by Mel Veale of
Middlesex, Howard French
of Leeds -Grenville and
Margaret McNabb.
The media plowing event
was won by Bayfield resident
Bob Montgomery of CKNX
Radio.
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