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"I always thought I hod the ability. .. The Mobil Silver Plough ;SOsll WSi& Jsf helped me prove that I was the best in the world.” ■HEjH jjp. -••; ah/-;MMIar m ■HHrJH ah ... ■■ - aßWßw^it^H^i^^^SjwSfeyßBy4B^-]|MMI^^WIBBwMMHHBw>WW?7y^T.'.««»» MgHHLfll Allan Wallace WbWsImSI Mobil silver f ’°"* Champion. wwWtwWmißMß , •;-•■■• -y -; 196 8 -197 - w i9Bo. Vy^—''WWorld Ploughing Champion, 1981. To many New Zealanders ploughing is a part of their lives. But it’s more Tbis-• rv- .•y; < - • “•■ than just a job. It’s a sport, and an art, requiring as much dedication and Yet, in a country that encourages sporting endeavour of every kind, there was no national competition to test and develop the very specialised skill of unti * MobH in,ro<jucec| ,he si|ver p| ° u 9 h Tr ° phy in 195& Now, over 400 entrants in 22 regions compete annually for this prestigious -SET award, and the accompanying prize — entry to the World Ploughing competition. Since the inception of the Mobil Silver Plough trophy, New Zealand has produced two World Champions — Allan Wallace in 1981, and lan Miller in 1982. That’s quite an achievement. And in the future, we’ll stay committed to the task of giving talented New Zealanders a chance to prove their ski,,s t 0 the woric:i < and to gain the recognition they deserve. Mobil congratulates Roger Jordan of Blenheim, winner of the 1984 final, who will represent New Zealand at the next World Championship. The Mobil Silver Plough. Turning up the talent that constitutes our most valuable natural resource. Silver Plough Developing our natural resources. :