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Horse & Pony Club Show Results rrl s
The following are the
results of the recent horse
show spon sponsored by The
Perquimans Horse & Pony
Club:
Halter 3 yrs. over:
1. Brandy Jo Fire, Kay
Dixon
2. Mat-O-Tee, Janet Nonni
3. Eternal Streak Bar, C.T.
RogersonJr.
Halter 2 yrs. under
1. Jasper Too Beat, Tommy
Stallings ;
2. Misty, Denise Harrell
3. Bart's Lucky Sun, Nancy
Keaton
- Showmanship At Halter
1. Mr. Bo Jingles, Kim Pope
2. Brandy Jo Fire, Kay
Dixon
3. Bridgette Kay, Shannon
Moore
Novice Go as You Please
1. Dial Hollywood, Diana
Johnson
2. Mat-O-Toe, Janey Nonni
3. Briarfield Pixie, Lona
Stallings
Childrens Go As You Please
1. Country Bumpkin, Gary
Taft
2. Sandy Jr., Sandy Weeks
3. Brandy Jo Fire, Kay
Dixon
Open Balloon Race
1. Mandy, Ralph Coley
2. Moco Vann, Walter Thar
rington 3. Manzola Boy, Hudie
Williams
Trial Class
1. Briarfield Pixie, Donna
Stallings
2. Dial Hollywood, Diana
Johnson
3. Jasper to Beat, Tommy
Stallings
Open Barrell Race
1. Little Hank, Robert
Thomas
2. Poco's Filly, Shirley
Outlaw
3. Prissy, Donnie Saunders
Open Go As You Please
1. Malley, Hope Harrell
2. Kathy's Bar Gold, Nickey
Bangle
3. Candy Mo Play, Melissa
Poulos
Open Barrell Race
1. Strawberry, Faith Vinson
2. Little Hank, Robert
Thomas
3. Scorpio, Jackie Bowden
Open Ladies Pleasure
1. Ms. Diamond Chick,
Kathy Moore
2. Crystal, Cathy Keaton
3. Larry Radeo, Denise
Harrell
Open Ring Spearing
1. Cody, John McClenny
2. Wimpy Sand, Pat Patter
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3. Laeo, Glen Coltrain
Youth Western Pleasure
1. Brairfield Pixie, Donna
Stallings
2. Candy Mo Play, Melissa
Poulos
3. Sandy Jr., Sandy Weeks
Open Pole Bending
1. Little Hank, Robert
Thomas
2. Jumping Jack, Arlee
Griffin
3. Ike, Charles White
Novice Western Pleasure
1. Mr. Bo Jingles, Kim Pope
2. Waggoner West, Kathy
Long
3. Crystal, Cathy Keaton
Open Ring Spearing
1. Mandy, Ralph Coley
2. Joe Dee, Walter Thar
rington 3. Maco Vann, Walter Thar
rington Weatern Horsemanship
1. Briarfield Pixie, Donna
Stallings
2. Malley, Hope Harrell
3. Dan, Barbara McCarter
Open Mail Train
1. Coco, Debbie Raza
2. Jody, Walter Lacy
2. Manzola Bay, Hudie
Williams
Men's Western Pleasure
1. Ms. Diamond Chick, John
nie Moore
2. Briarfield Pixie, Tommy
Stallings
3. Dial Hollywood,
TalmadgeWinslow
Open Mail Train '
LMandy, Ralph Coley
2. Maco Vann, Walter Thar
rington 3. Mr. Bootlegger, Manfred
Hood
Open Western Pleasure
1. Briafield Pixie, Tommy
Stallings
2. Ms. Diamond Chick, John
nie Moore
3. Dial Hollywood,
TalmadgeWinslow
Fastest Horse Around the
Ring
LMandy, Ralph Coley
2. Joe Dee, Walter , Thar
rington 3. Mr. Bootlegger, Manfred
Hood
Mr and Mrs. Jimmy Mr. and Mrs. Haywood
BanniP and family have Divers.
returned from a visit with Kelly White . underwent
relatives in California. - surgery at the Albemarle
Tracy White of Edenton is Hospital last week,
a guest of her grandparents, Mrs. : Annie Corey and
daughter of Williamston
were weekend guests of
Mrs. Dick Brewer and
visited Mr. Brewer in the
Albemarle Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ray
Morgan and family we
vacationing at Nags Head.
Mr. and Mrsi, Welly White
and family spent the
weekend with Mrs. Bill
Culpepper at Kitty Hawk.
Final
Standings
The following final standings in Softball play sponsored by
the, Perquimans County Recreation Association were
released Monday. Tournament play is now underway
MEN'S TEAMS
J & N Supply
Kilowatts
Albemarle Chemical
Byrum's Electric
Independents
Soul Brothers
Blue Jays
WOMEN'S TEAMS
Byrum's Cardinals
Betty's Boutique
Charley's Angels
Dynomites
Moody Harrell's
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SEASON WINNERS - The men's softball team sponsored Stanton, Lamb and Alvin Kirby ; (standing) Charlie Fowler,
by J & N Supply Co. of Winfall capped the title for regular Wayne Ivey, Richard Copeland, Clark Winslow, Ned Nuon
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team, pictured above 1. to r., are (kneeling) Eddie teams who participated in the regular season. (Staff photo
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Aging Meeting
Is Planned
The regular monthly
meeting of the Albemarle
Regional Planning and
Development Commission's
Advisory Council on Aging
will be held Thursday, July
21 at the Edenton Municipal
Building in Edenton begin
ning at 2 p.m.
Members are encouraged
to attend and a reminder is
extended that the public is
also invited.
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before 10 in the morning and after
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using your water heater, range,
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electricity, the demand for electricity
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days, if everyone would spread out
the times for using electricity to
cooler times of the day it would
help reduce some of this peak
demand. By reducing the peak, the
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