Times-Advocate, 1981-02-18, Page 2Page 2 Times -Advocate, February 18, 1981
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Junior Farmer winter games attract about 600
About 600 people attended
the Ontario Junior Farmer
association's provincial
winter games held in Exeter,
Saturday.
Wayne Shapton, RR 1
Exeter, was chairman of the
Huron County organizing
committee. He was assisted
by the association's Huron
County provincial director,
Bill Armstrong, and a
committee of 10 local
members.
Teams from county
organizations, representing
the various Junior Farmer
provincial zones, competed
in basketball, badminton,
volleyball, bowling, curling,
and cross country skiing.
The Huron County ladies'
basketball team won their
tournament. Shapton said he
was quite pleased with the
win, saying they did "quite
well", considering they had
only six players for the final
game against Middlesex.
Team members were Kay
Morrison, Mary Thompson,
Kathy Larone, Faye Car-
nochan, Pam Carnochan,
Susan Pullman, and Dianne
Wilson.
Winners in the other
categories were: men's
basketball, Waterloo
ON THE REBOUND — Huron and South Simcoe players
jump for the rebound as junior farmers from the two counties
met for the association's provincial winter games. The games
attracted 600 junior farmers to Exeter on Saturday.
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County; ladies' badminton,
Peel; men's badminton,
North Sincoe; mixed
volleyball, Bruce; men's
bowling, Peel; ladies'
bowling, Haldeman; mixed
curling, Hastings; men's
curling, Peel. The cross
country skiing was won by
Zone 1. (The zone includes
the counties around
Prescott.)
The overall winner was
Zone 3, which includes Peel
and North Somcoe counties.
The wintergames were
preceeded by zone com-
petitions to decide which
county team would represent
in the zone. Huron county is
in Zone 7 which includes
Perth, Bruce and Middlesex
counties.
Huron County had teams
More given
parking tag
An increase in the number
of parking tickets brought
the only comment when
Chief Ted Day presented his
January report to council,
Monday.
The report indicated the
police department issued 24
parking tickets in the
month.
Councillor Jay Campbell
said that was a record
number to his recollection
and commended the officers,
saying he was glad to hear
that people were being
ticketed for parking
illegally. He said the people
who park illegally make it
difficult for others to drive
around.
Other statistics in the
police report were as
follows: 12 accidents with
three minor injuries and
damage of 86,000, five
charges and 10 warnings
given under the Highway
Traffic Act, 14 investigations
under the Liquor Control Act
and two under the Narcotics
Control Act, thefts totalling
8785 with 852 being
recovered, six animal
complaints, one wilful
damage with property
damage of 875, one
threatening investigation,
four domestic incidents.
During the month, the
officers recorded 26 hours in
overtime.
As part of the police
committee recommenda-
tion, Constable Dan Kier -
stead will be elevated to the
rank of 2nd class constable
on March 14.
Councillor Gaylan
Josephson reported this was
in recognition of his past
experience. Kierstead has
been involved in police work
for eight years. He rejoined
the department last year.
Park project
Continued from front page
Exeter Lions.
In addition to the new
agricultural building in
phase two, there will be a
concession booth and change
facility erected and con-
sideration will be given to
lights for the tennis courts or
possible expansion of the
courts to four.
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in men's and ladies' The men's badminton
team won their first game,
basketball and badminton.
FUN- BUT NOT FAIR -- Junior Farmer provincial president
Tom Callahan, (centre) trips a member of the Huron County
Junior Former executive asthe two met in aexhibition broom -
ball game. The game was an entertaining highlight of'Satur-
day's Junior Farmer Winter Games.
but were put out after the
second. Ladies' badminton
and the men's basketball
teams, after losing their first
games, were eliminated in
the secound round of the B -
division.
The sporting events were
finished off late in the day,
with two exhibition
broomball games.
The first saw the Mid-
dlesex Junior Farmers beat
their Huron counterparts 2-1.
The second game was the
entertainment highlight of
the day.
The Huron county
organization's executive
took on the Junior Farmers
provincial directors.
The first half ended with
Huron leading 1-0. It was
agreed the teams would pay
85 for each goal they scored
to the March of Dimes, on
behalf of the Junior Far-
mers.
The provincial directors
quickly overtook the Huron
team and began to build up a
lead.
The referees seemed to
support the province as they
called some questionable
penalties. The directors
increased their players to 9
(from six) and kidnapped
one of the Huron team.
Huron answered by
playing 11 people, and
moving their net up the blue
line. They also tackled
Junior Farmer provincial
president, Tom Callahan,
who had scored two province
goals.
The province played their
trump, sending in Paul
Laidlaw on skates.
During half time, the
Huron team agreed to pay
820 for each goal they scored,
so with the game ending 8-3
in favor -of tthe province, 8100
was raised for the March of
Dimes.
The players and a amall
crowd at the South Huron
Rec Centre seemed to enjoy
themselves.
Topping the day's events
was a dance for all par-
ticipants at the recreation
centre. The winning teams
were announced and awards
will be presented at a later
date.
THERE GOES ANOTHER ONE — Kay Morrison (23) looks on
as teammate Kathy Larone sinks another basket as the Huron
County Junior Farmers ladies' basketball team went on to win
their tournament as part of the association's winter games.
This game was against Oxford County, at the South Huron
and district High School, Saturday.
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