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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1987-08-26, Page 9Competing in the Youth For Christ Quiz competition were (back, left), Lori Henderson, Jacqua Lobb, Bill Rhynard, Kathleen Little and Michele Whalen. (Front, left) Pat Westlake (coach ), Jeff Westlake (captain), Ron Westlake (coach). (submitted photo( Youth For Christ brings home trophy from USA Friends and Family Day was held July 25 at Circle "C" Ranch, Delevan, New York with 1,500 in attendance. The South Huron Youth For Chirst quiz team travelled to the United States to participate in the quizzing finals. The team included 1,ori Henderson, Seaforth; Kathleen Little, Exeter; Jacqua Lobb, Clinton; Bill FThynard, Clinton; Jeff Westlake, Bayfield; and Michele Whalen, Clinton, along, with coaches Ron and Pat Westlake from Bayfield. Wes Aarum, President of Circle "C" Ranch, was the speaker at the afternoon ral- ly and music was provided by the Circle "C" Quartet. Then the top three teams, out of a possible 35 teams from the Winter Retreats who carne from several different states, took part in the quiz finals. The Youth For Christ team placed second the last two years. This year they won the trophy by placing first and brought the trophy to Canada for the first time. A professional Christian Rodeo concluded the afternoon program. Thirty-three in SHABHA By Lisa Storey HAYFIELD On August 22 the South Huron All Breeds Horse Association I SHABHA I held another show , at the Bayfield Fall Fair with 33 horses participating. The first class was showmanship at halter - Senior with Hummel's Feed Mill in Clinton as the sponsor. First place went to Cam Darling from Mount Carmel winning Absor- bine Show sheen. Second went to Dale Mar- shall from Dashwood who won Head -to -tail shampoo and Carol Cameron from Dutton won Absorbine Superpoo with her third place showing. Showmanship 13-18 was sponsored by Durst Farm Centre in Clinton and Nancy Walter from Benmiller won first with a hag of Purina horse charge. Chad McCarthy of Clinton won second for a bag of Purina Con- ditioning Chuncks and third place winning a halter was Lisa Storey of Clinton. Clinton Pro Hardware sponsored Showmanship at Halter -Junior 12 and under. Billy Heckman of Dashwood won a gift certificate of $5..Jen- nifer McNutt of Flay won second receiving a gift certificate of $l0. Cathy Zolb of Goderich won first with a gift certificate of $15. The next class was Lead line -7 and under was sponsored by Double "H" Appaloosa's and Tack of Hay. First went to Melisa Mar - shell of Dashwood who won a lead line. San. dy Ryan of Seaforth won a wash glove and lead line and Steven Hindmarsh of Centralia won a wash glove. The Walk, Jog/Trot was sponsored by Greeting Card World of Ex- eter 10 and under who gave first prize as a puzzle and Steven Hindmarsh won that. Bill Heckman won second and Melisa Marshell won third. English Pleasure - Senior was sponsored by Hensall ('o -Op and ,Janice Bulock of Alymer won third and a bottle of Equi -Blue Shampoo. Kelly Livingston won a bag of sweet feed for her second place per- formance and Carolyn Grenie of Exeter won the class receiving a halter. For English Equitation - .Junior the Clinton-Seaforth Vet Clinic sponsored third place winning a gift certigicate of $10 was Cathy Zolb of Goderich, .Jennifer McNutt of Hay won second winning the gift certificate of $15, and the class winner winning a gift certificate of $25 was Nancy Walter of Goderich. English Pleasure open was sponsered by Phil Main Hardware of Goderich which saw Kelly Livingstone winning a brush for her third place performance, Nancy Walter won second and a lead line and Carolyn Grenie won first and another halter. The jumping class was not sponsored but ,Janice Bullock won first, Nancy Walter won second and Jennifer McNutt won third, The Command Class was sponsored by D.G. Thiel; D.V.M. from Zurich who sponsored three warmers and they went to first place Dale Marshell, second place Cam Darling and third Lisa Storey. Western Equitation -Junior was sponsored by Aiken Brothers of Clinton and their third prize of a $5 gift certificate went to Lisa Storey, second prize of a.$10 gift certificate went to I,ee Hope of Crediton and first prize of a $15 gift certificate went to .Jennifer Heckman. Bayfield Lumber sponsored the Western Pleasure Senior and third prize of a wrecking bar went to Janice Bullock of Aylmer, second and a saw went to Cam Darling, first and a propane torch kit was won by Carol Cameron. The Varna - Walton Feed Mill sponsored Western Pleasure -Open with Gary Wilson of Crediton winning third and fly kill, Chad McCarthy won second and a bag of sweet feed and I,ee Hope won a warmer and first place. The Western Riding class was sponsored by the Woodland Drive-in Restaurant in Hayfield and winning first prize and a gift certificate of •$12 was Janice Hillock, Lisa Storey won second with a gift certificate of $10 and Jennifer McNutt won third for a cer- tificate of $8. Springbank Harness sponsored the trail class providing first prize of Western Reins, won by Nancy McNutt, second prize. western bridal, won by 1,ee Hope, third prize a feed scoop, won by .Jennifer McNutt of Hay and the pens that were given to those who won fourth prizes. The Barrel Race was sponsored by Swartz Farm Ltd. Tack Shop of Centralia. Lisa Storey won first prize of Stable bandages, Rob Cameron of Dutton won second place and a halter and Jennifer McNutt won third and Neats foot oil. Polebending was sponsored by Verbeek Farm and Garden Centre of Clinton. Lisa Storey won first and Absorbine Superpoo, Carl Tyler of Dashwood won second and a Bruch, third was won by Bill Storey of Clin- ton. He won a curry comb. Keyhole was sponsored by Nelson Bilyea - Granton who donated three belt buckles, first was won by ('arl Tyler, second by Bill Storey and third by Lisa Storey. The last class of the day was Texas speed and Action sponsored by Ball -Macauley lumber. First was won by Carl Tyler, he received a tool belt and second who won a screwdriver was Lisa Storey. third place went to ,Jim Storey of Clinton who won a folding pocket saw. Then there's the valiant riders who give their all. Dodds -McDowell Kimberley. Lynne McDowell and Donald Earl Dodds were married on July 25 at Knox United Church, Auburn, with Rev. Richard Hawley of Exeter officiating the double ring ceremony. Organist was Florence Wightmann of Auburn and the soloist was Joanne Roy of Ottawa. Patti McDowell of RR1 Belgrave, sister of the pride. was the maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Audrey Bridge of Corrie, Lynda Boyer of Clinton and Donna Lynn Armstrong of Auburn. cousin of the bride. Best man was Ron Dodds of London, nephew of the groom. Ushers were harry Bailey and Norm Bail% both nephews of the groom from London, and Jason Dodds, son of the groom. The bride is the daughter of Carol and Gerald McDowell of RRI Belgrave. After hone) - mooning in the Halihurton area the couple are residing at RR2 Teeswater. ( David Bailey photo) CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1987—Page 9 SAVINGS SHOWN IN THIS AD BASED ON CURRENT REGULAR RETAILS. WITH THIS COUPON Wildmere Butter I L,MIT 1 ;i(•r . A.Dor 011e, . 11 (1'hr„ August ?911t 1987 I ('outon p,iy A61's rvyu'dr (.rncr V C #646 (P))) $ftei e 411H (HIS 5AvE O COUPON Hills Brothers Coffee N I Allen's Apple Juice WITH THIS COUPON SAVE 60 ABC_Detergent .99 v q y ' WITH THIS COUPON S VE .50 Kratt Peaflut Butter0 ti