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fVance-Times, October 28, 1981
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Bees Cools
*Peg, .spent
parents, . Mr.
Vupk.
neighbours
hear that Sam
lVe ` .able to return
Friday from Victoia
#tall,.London.
tf ,are sorry to hear that
art, Johnston is a patient in
Vic. toria Hospital, London.
Miss Norma Nethery of
Hamilton visited on Monday
and Tuesday with her aunts,
Mrs. George Cook and Mrs.
Telfrod Cook,
Mrs. Beta Marks of Lis-
towel and Mrs. June Barker
of Lewiston, Michigan
visited last Tuesday with the
latter's aunt, Mrs. Hazel
Procter.
Belga
euchre party
There were...four tables in
play at the WI Hall on Wed-
nesday evening, when the
Belgrave Euchre Club held
its first card party for the
season.
High lady was Mrs.
Kenneth Wheeler; low lady,
Mrs. George Johnston; high
man, Lewis Stonehouse; low
man, Lawrence Taylor.
Next euchre will be held on
October 28 starting at 8:00
p.m. Everyone welcome:
BELGRAVE1
Our fifth meeting opened
with the 4-H pledge and our
roll calls, giving ideas for a
coming up skit. Veronica
Bakelaar, Joan and Ruth
Higgins were appointed to
write it up in good copy.
We made the 'batter for
crearilt puffs and then baked
then. We marked our books.
We learned how to cook eggs,
then we planned Sur food
party'for the next meeting.
We went to the kitchen and
prepared' Chicken: a la King
for .ouF cream puff filling:
The meeting closed :with the
44H motto.
JUNIOR CHAMPION®it was father honoring son when
Neil McGavin of RR 4, Walton presented the Junior
champion award to his son Brian. Neil McGavin is a
member of the Huron County Plowmen's Association
and the presentation was made at the organization's an-
nual banquet. (Levesque Photo)
Huron Plowmen
hold banquet
BRUSSELS — Numerous
trophies andprize money
was handed out at the Huron
County Plowmen's banquet
held here Oct. 23.
Retiring Queen of • the Fur-
row Debbie Armstrong of the
Wingham area, told over 300
in attendance she had en-
joyed her year as queen.. She
said the International Plow-
ing Match was a highlight of
her year. In 1978, the IPM
was held on the farm of Deb-
bie's father, Jim Armstrong.
Miss14Armstrong wished in-
coming queen Debbie Old -
'field of Seaforth best wishes
for the year. '
Winners in categories not
.previously published .are
listed in order of merit:
Ladies'.nail•driving, Marie
YBC
BOWLING _
SCORES
BANTAMS
The Islanders lead the
league for the Bantams,
followed !ix., the . Penguins,
the Rangers the .Oilers, the
Flyers and the Maple Leafs..
Ria Linardatos had the
high singleof •131 for the girls
and Jane Bateson had the
high double. of -229.
Scott Neilad the .high
single of ig for''the boys and
• the high double of 278. .
Gaines over 100 were
bowled•py: Ria Linardatos,
131; Theresa Kenyon, 107
and 187; Jane Bateson, 117
.,• and .112;�c ott Neil, 150 and
128; deft ]l#ollenbeck, 136 and
120; Kevin. , D( er, :114;
Mark Wickhorst, •°103;
Denton Chambers, 110; and,
Chris Thyme, 102.
JUNIORS
The Steeler lead the
league, followed by the Ti -
Cats, the Cowboys, the
Eskimos, the Stampeders
and the Rough Riders.
Janette Taylor had the
high single of 229 for the girls
and the high double _of 395.
Jeff Wall had the high
single of 150 for the boys and
Robbie Chadwick had the
high double of 269.
Games over 125 were
bowled by: Brenda Lee
Loughran, 135; Amy Pollard,
136; Michelle Cameron, 127;
Janette Taylor, 229 and 166;
Lynn Braun, 134; Jennifer
Willis, 162; Kelly Hollen-
beck, 127 and 129; Cheryl
Willis, 223; Debbie Clark, 127
and 183; Joanne Taylor, 146;
Jeremy Schefter, 142;
Michael Cameron, 130 and
135; Dwayne Scott, ,142;
Brian Steffler, Jeff Wall,
150; and, Robbie Chadwick,
135 and 134.
SR. JRS. AND SENIORS
The War Hawks lead the
league, followed by the Alley
Cats, the Dynamites, the
Expos, the Joes and the
Stoners.
Susan Elston bowled the
high single of 177 for the
senior junior girls and the
high triple of 478.
Deb Scott bowled the high
single of 223 for the senior
girls and. Lori Gavreluk had
the high triple of 552.
Graham Taylor bowled the
high single of 163 for the
Senior junior boys and the
high triple of 501.
Brett MacDonald bowled
the high single of 232 for the
senior boys . and 0 Darrin
Hickey had the high triple of
519.
Games over 200 were
bowled by: Deb. Henry; 174
and 153; Kum Metcalfe, 158
and 156; Susan Elston,. 177
and 160; Deb Scott, 223;
Sherri Walden, . 205; Lori
Gavreluk, .212 , and 196;.
Michael •Haugh,‘ •151;. Billy
Gaunt, 225 and 168; Graham
Taylor, 163; David Willis,
152; Bruce McInnes, 157;
Darrin Hickey, 201 acid 210;
Brett MacDonald, 232; Jeff
Cameron, 178 and 183; . Billy
Tolton, 164,175 and 156;tand,
Peter George, 151.
Hicknell, Debbie Armstrong,
and Viola Adams;
Men's nail driving, Larry
Hicknell, Keith Siemon, and
Sam Bradshaw;
Log sawing with own saw,
John Pentland and William
McWhinney, Floyd and
tarmon Howatt, William
and Keith Siemon;
Sawing with other than
own saw, Murray Cardiff
and Murray Elston, Grant
Seigneur and John McKay,
and Allan Walper and Sam
Bradshaw;
Women's log sawing Jac-
quie end Sherry Robertson,
Marg Consitt and Wm. Cole-
man, Helen Craig and Ruth
Townsend,
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Longdo
wins trophy
for pu.jitsu
Jim Longdo of Wingham
was one of six Canadians
who traveled to Jackson-
ville, tt'lorida, earlier this
month to compete in the
North American Jiu-Jitsu
Team Tournament. •
Mr. , Longdo and the
Canadian team did very well.
in the overall standings. The
team won seven out of eight
fights and Mr. Longdo won
all three of his own three-
minute fights to capture a
trophy.
Next month Mr. Longdo
will attempt to get his black
belt in jiu-jitsu.
The Canadian team will
journey to Great Britain to
compete in the world
championship and Mr.
;Longdo will very likely be
selected as a competitor on
the national team.
SPICE DRIVE—Rick Whitely, Grade 6 teacher at the
Wingham Public School, said his students had a very
successful drive selling spices again this year. Mr.
Whitely added that he and the students will travel to
Standish, Michigan, again this year with profits from the
sales, if they get approval from the proper sources.
ANTIQUE CLASS -Ron Scothrrler of Mitchell (right)
received a trophy for winning the critique class at the
Huron County Plowing Match, , forestdent of the Huron
Plowmen's Association, Allan Campbell, made the
presentation at the association's annual banquet.
(Levesque Photo)
SENIOR CHAMPION®MPP :Murray EMton (t!turoltr
Bruce), left, presented Ken 'knee. with a trophy as:
Senior ,champion of the Huron County Plowing Match.
The presentation was made at the annual plowing ban-,
quet. (Levesque Photo)
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