The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-07-13, Page 11Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 13,1988—Page 11
Crowds avoid Beat but show was great, prizes were tops
Organizers of the 12th annual Cam -Am
tractor pull in Lucknow last weekend,
have credited the decrease in attendance
to the extremely high temperatures of the
week previous. Approximately 3000 spec-
tators attended the sanctioned pull, where
$20,000 in purse money was up for grabs.
The results are as follows:
5500 Super
1. Rich Miller, Mansfield, Ohio, Ford 8210,
Pegasus.
2. Jerry Tuggle, Dryden, Michigan, IH 560,
Binder Boy.
3. Karl Weaver, Olivet, Michigan,
Cockshutt 50, Just Another Toy.
5800TWD
1. Nolan Hall, Mason, Michigan, 540 Chev,
Wolverine Haller.
Dby Bonnie Hodges
UNGANNON
Faye Ireland is in Picton Hospital after
the accident in which her husband,
Charles, was killed. Faye has broken and
crushed ribs and internal injuries. Fay is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Penn-
ington of near Picton and niece of Lil Mac-
Donald of Dungannon.
Monika and Sarah Taylor of Raleigh,
Newfoundland, nieces of Sandra Rivett are
staying the summer with Duane and Nan-
cy Rivett, R. R. Goderich.
Recent callers with Bill and Marie Park
were Gordon Anderson, his daughter
Margaret Mcisaac, and her son Gordon of
Newwaterford, Nova Scotia.
Brenda and Tammy Fancy of Niagara -
on -the -Lake, were camping at Donnybrook
this weekend and dropped in on Bill and
Marie Park
Brad and Marie spent a couple of days in
London and stayed with Ralph and. Pat Hill
and family.
Jamie Chisholm of Port Albert is spen-
ding a few days with Brad Park.
There were seven tables at the Senior
Citizen card party, despite the heat, on
Wednesday night. High man Eldon
Culbert; low man, Elmer Trommer; high
lady, Evelyn Errington; low lady,
Kathleen Glenn.
Cindy and Brain McCallum of Banff,
Alberta are home for a couple of weeks.
They are staying with Brian's mother in
Goderich. Thursday they visited with her
Aunt Bonnie, Clair, ,Karen and Bradley
Hodges. On Sunday, they visited with her
Aunt Carol, AlliSter, Barry, Debbie, Bren-
da and Barbara Nivins, and grandfather,
Eldon Culbert: Cindy is the daughter of
Mary Jardine and lived in Dungannon a
few years back.
New comers to the village are Bill and
Mary Mole and daughters, Julie and Bar-
bara. They purchased the home of John
and Valerie Johnston and sons, Doug and
Gerry, who moved to the Whitechurch-
Teeswater area.
There was a large get-together at the
fame of Art and Mary Stewart on Sunday
'to celebrate the July birthdays. Thirty-
four of Art's cousins from United States
and 13 of Art and Mary's family attended.
Gordon Stewart and his wife Ethel and
Monika and her husband Paul of Calgary
dropped in for a visit also. They enjoyed
two pot luck meals during the day.
Dungannon Women's Institute
The Dungannon Women's Institute held
its July meeting at Goderich Harbor Park
in the form of a pot -luck picnic. Owing to
hot weather and holiday time.there was a
very small attendance.
After the meal Alma Black presided for
a short meeting. Secretary -treasurer
Roberta Linskill read a letter from
Goderich Museum asking for quilts for the
annual quilt show which is being held in
August this year. •
pennies for Friendship were collected,
one penny for each inch of one's waistline.
The next meeting will be held at the home
of Marian Zinn August 4 at 8 p.m.
A number of interesting games and con-
tests were conducted by Convener Joan
Doughtery. Joan also put the group
through some strenuous exercises. Prizes
were awarded to the winners.
The cultural activities meeting wound
up with a tour through the new Huron
County Pioneer Museum in Goderich.
2. Norm Hodgin, Parkill, Ontario, 454
Chev, Father's Delight.
3. Harry Schillings, Nestleton, Ontario, 81
Dodge Ram - KB557, Home Grown.
7200 Modified
1. Art Helm, Lucknow, 2-V-12 Allisu: s, Just
Another Tractor.
2. Bob Gillsland, Fremont, Michigan, 3-427
Chevs, Suspicion of Ignorance.
3. Bill Douglas, Jr., Alvinston, Ontario,
3-427 Chevs, Spook.
9500 Super
1. Jerry Van Dorpe, Charlotte, Michigan,
986 IH - 4 charger.
2. Rich Miller, Mansfield, Ohio, Ford 8210
Pegasus.
3. Bert Dwelle, Sandusky, Ohio, JD 4250 - 3
chargers, Dig 'Em Deere.
5200 Modified
1. Gary Diekman, Northwood, Ohio, V-12
Allison,Rat Poison II.
2. Bill Douglas Jr., Alvinston, Ontario,
2-427 Chevs, Spook.
3. Art Helm, Lucknow, V-12 Allison, Ghost
Buster.
7500 Super
1. Jerry Van Dorpe, Charlotte, Michigan,
IH986 - 4 chargers.
2. Rich Miller, Mansfield, Ohio, Ford 8210,
Pegasus.
3. Dick Kalisck, Corunna, Michigan,
IH3688, Rapid Red.
6200 TWD
1. Joe Balsom, Hampton, Ontario,
69GMC-497 Chev, Barn Job 3.
2. Harry Schillings, Nestleton, Ontario, 81
Dodge Ram, KB557, Home Grown.
3. Dave LaMarr, Holland, Michigan, 557
plower Chev, Dirt Flirt Cadillac.
9200 Modified
Tied 1 and 2: Art Helm, Lucknow, 2-V12
Allisons, Just Another Tractor and Bill
Douglas, Jr., Alvinston, Ontario, 3-427
Chevs, Spook.
3. Todd Gilliland, Fremont, Michigan,
3-427 Chev, Suspicion of Ignorance.
11,200 Super
1. Jerry Van Dorpe, Charlotte, Michigan,
986 IH - 4 chargers.
2. Bert Dwelle, Sandusky, Ohio, JD 4250,
Dig 'Em Deere.
3. Rich Miller, Mansfield, Ohio, Ford 8210,
Pegasus.
YOU DESERVE .. .
* Fast Unloading
* Competitive Prices. * Quick Settlements
* Accurate Grades
FOR YOUR 88 .WHEAT CROP
This year deliver your crop to the W.G. Thompson &
Sons Elevator nearest you!
"The Home of Augusta Seed Wheat"
n
Seaforth 345-2545
Pt. Albert 529-7901
Hensall 262-2527
Ailsa Craig 293-3223
FERTILIZERS
Mitchell 348-8433
Granton 225-2360