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Clinton News-Record, 1986-08-06, Page 2Page 2-CLINTON- NEWS -RIPCORD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 19 Stanley celebrations draw crowds.. • from page 1 Coleman and Marg Consitt. In children's races, Jonathan Keys won in the five and under class, Graham Keys six and seven, Suzanne Stephenson eight and nine, Shawn Chipchase (10 and 11), and Shawn again (14 and under). Winners in the water balloon toss were Shawn Chipchase and Dennis Mount, Greg Taylor and Lee. Norman. Three-legged race - Tracy Martin and Jill Carnochan, Heather' Ketchabaw and Jody Horton. Kick the slip- per - Greg Taylor, Chris Musselman. Egg relay - Holly Zwaan, Nicole Zwaan, Tasha ,eckley, Bradley Mumaw; Erin Keys, Julie Betties, Jane Johnson, Andrea Horton, Rhonda Horton, Heather Ketchabaw and Jody Horton. Best Beards Bill Dowson won the prize for the most col- orful beard. Bill Gibson had the best trimm- ed beard, Fred Gibson and Phil Durand tied for longest beard, and Bob Dunn's was the scruffiest. Bill McGregor had the fullest beard and mustache. Gertie Fleischauer of Zurich won the of- ficial sesquicentennial quilt. In the quilt con- test, Eleanor Coleman's superb effort won • her first prize. It contained a map of the township, the old and new school, old and new hall, old and new ploughing, township and county emblems, flags, Coleman coat - of -arms, Bannockburn Conservation Area, Stanley lakeside pavilion, ball park, Varna church, etc„ all done in accurate detail and design. Excellent quilts were made by se- cond prize winner Kate Keys, and Sandra Turner and Audrey Ketchabaw. (until recentlF a resident of Brucefield). An dld autograph quilt was on display which was quilted at Hills Green during the winter of 1916 and 17 to raise money for the Red Cross. It was lent to the committee by Janis Bisback of Hensall who acquired it at an estate auction at Lobb's barn. Janis would appreciate learning whose family it belonged to. In the elimination draw for the Chrysler Le Baron, $150 prizes were won by Arnold Taylors of Bayfield, Hill and Hill Group of Varna, Fred Le Beau of Bayfield, Marc Chalut of Bayfield, Donna Stirling of Brucefield,, Barbara Rau of RR 2 Zurich, Don and Marie Jefferson of Clinton, Morley Taylor of RR 2, Camlachie, Steven Beane of RR 1, Brucefield, Doug Geoffrey of Exeter, Robert Fotheringham of RR 4 Seaforth and Maude Weston of Bayfield. (00 Fran McGregor of Brucefield won $500; Floyd Armstrong of RR 1, Zurich won $1,000; Robert Johnston of Toronto, $1,500. Winner of the car was Eli Denys of RR 3, Kippen. In the early bird draw. at the New Year levee, Nora Heard won $500. The hall was crowded on Sunday after- noon for the school reunion. There were ex- cellent displays of books, pictures and other memorabilia. W.T. McAsh had a large display of old photos of Varna businesses, churches and other places of interest. There I met Gordon Horner of Waterloo and his sister Marion Ruston, who were thrilled to see a picture of their father in front of his store. Mr. Horner died a year ago at the age of 95, having enjoyed good health mitt that time. There were 1,500 served at the beef barbecue on. Saturday, 1,000 at the pork barbecue on Sunday. Both dances on Satur- day night had big cilowds. Erin Patterson,6, of London and -Mark Phillips,5, of Seaforth browsed and bought at the Clinton Public Library Book Sale last week. A big crowd of bookworms and bargains hunters packed into the library last Thursday morning. (Shelley McPhee-Haist photo) n■®IMNIMIO1 Fresh - REGULAR GROUND BEEF Fresh - Ontario Fearman's - Pork Shoulder PORK LOIN CHOPS Family Pak SMOKED PICNICS Local athletes to participate in summer games What kind of farm person in their right state of mind would take a day off work to run a race, throw a softball or even pitch a 41 softball in a 90 degree heat wave? Very en- thusiastic ones, I expect! Well., if you have not guessed by now, they are Junior Farmers. A very very talented group will travel long distances from all across Ontario to compete in the Junior Farmer Provincial Summer Games, held on a beautiful August 9, at the University of Guelph. Do not think that these talented athletes did not have to work to have the chance'of com- peting in these games. They had all competed at Zone level before the victors were decided. At the Provincial Games individual winners each receive a medal and a trophy is presented to the Zone with the highest number of points at the end of the day. A dance will follow to end the day's activities. The games are organized and sponsored by the .Juniorfarmers' Association of Ontario, a rural youth organization for young people 15 to 29 years of age. The following people will be representing the Huron County Junior Farmers at the Guelph Summer Games: Robert Honking - High Jump; Brenda Hackett -100 metre; Lin- da Cunningham - 200 metre; Neil Cartwright -100 metre; Robert flunking -100 metre; Lisa Boonstoppel -1,600 metre; Neil Cartwright - Discus; Brenda Hackett - Shot Put. Larry Plaetzer, Jim Nivins, Sharon Nivins. and Ralph Morrison are participating in the Farm Safety Rodeo. Several members will be playing on a two -pitch as well. Fresh - MEDIUM GROUND BEEF Save $1.11 Regular Price 2.39 • Fresh - Centre Cut LOIN PORK CHOPS Canadian Queen - 175 g. 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