HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1991-09-04, Page 9Walton area girls win
Queen of the Furrow
Two Walton-area ladies were at
the top of the Queen of the Furrow
competition at the Huron County
Plowing Match Friday in Morris
Township.
Sherry Hoegy, daughter of Bany
and Karen Hoegy, R.R.l, Walton
was crowned Queen of the Furrow
at the event, held at the farm of
Keith and Bonnie Johnston, R.R.2,
Bluevale. Runner-up for the title
was Lorrie Glanvile, daughter of
Ken and Betty Glanville, R.R.4,
Walton.
Sherry Hoegy will represent the
Huron County Plowman's Associa
tion at local activities for the next
year then represent the county at
the 1992 International Plowing
Match. She was crowned by anoth
er Walton-area girl, last year’s win
ner, Leanne Whitmore of R.R.4,
Walton. Ms Whitmore gave the
speech she will deliver at the 1991
International Plowing Match later
this month in Lambton County.
Also participating in the competi
tion were: Sandy Bennett, daughter
of Ron and Barb Bennett, R.R.l,
Gorrie; Denise Gross, daughter of
Ron and Marguerite Gross, R.R.l,
Londesboro; Christine Schade,
daughter of Bill and Ann Schade,
R.R.3, Dashwood, and Sherri
McLachlan, daughter of Jack and
Mary Helen McLachlan, R.R.3,
Kippen.
The girls competed in a plowing
class in the morning, then took part
in individual interviews with the
three judges and finally gave a
speech to the public. They were
graded on their ability to be ambas
sadors for the Plowman's Associa
tion.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,1991. PAGE 9.
Walton royalty
Walton area women dominated the Queen of the Furrow competition at the Huron County
Plowing Match Friday. Sherry Hoegy, (centre) was crowned 1991 Queen of the Furrow by
Leanne Whitmore, the 1990 Queen (right). Runner-up was another Walton-area resident,
Lorrie Glanville (left).
Family
visits
Jim, Helen and Kory Duncan of
Russell, Manitoba visited for two
weeks with their parents Allan and
Alice Searle and Ross and Kay
Duncan. Gail Searle was home for
the weekend. They all spent a few
days in Goderich visiting with Earl
and Mary Pennington and family.
Helen attended her 20 year nurses
reunion held at the Oakwood Inn at
Grand Bend.
Harvey and Margaret Craig
returned home last Wednesday
from a three-week holiday when
they attended the Stewart family
gathering al Irricana, Alta. They
also visited relatives and friends in
the Regina area.
Richard and Brian Love spent the
Labor Day weekend at the home of
their parents. They are both at Bar
rie. Brian has started to attend
Georgian College in Barrie.
Mary Humphries visited with
George and Kim Kruse and family
of Bayfield, celebrating her grand
son Bryce's first birthday last
Wednesday.
Family members visiting with
Doug and Marjory Fraser on Sun
day were Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
Fraser and family of Tecumseh,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sullivan and
family and Cheryl Fraser, all of
Waterloo.
Just a reminder that this is Arthri
tis month, watch for your canvasser
when they call on each house in the
village.
WI changes
meeting
date
The September meeting of the
Walton Women's Institute has been
moved a week ahead to Tuesday,
September 10 at 8 p.m. to accom
modate the speaker, an exchange
student from Australia. Everyone is
welcome. It's an open meeting.
At the 35th anniversary celebra
tion of the Walton W.I. on August
21, we are sorry to report Elva Bol
ger's name was omitted from the
names absent. Nice to see you back
in your house Elva.
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