Tuesday, November 23, 2010 THE NORTON TELEGRAM Page 7

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Pick-Emwas wrong on the tiebreaker win-ner, he was closest to the actual scores of each team, missing by a total of seven points, and will receive $10 in scrip money for second place.

The other two fans with one wrong also missed the Oregon State victory over Southern Cal and both were a total of 10 points off on the tiebreaker game scores. A drawing was held and Dawn Johnson, Norton, was the winner of the $5 scrip money third prize. Brittnie Schrock, Norton, was the other fan with one loss but wasn’t lucky in the drawing and receives an “e” for effort.

Only three fans, all from Nor-ton, missed as few as two games. They were: Lisa Shearer, Craig Foley and Anna Foley.

Correct on all but three contests were: Chris Foley, Fairfield, Ca-lif.; Rodger Stutterheim, Sandi Winchell, both of Almena; Lynn Nelson, Will Ellis, Jeris Nor-man, Chriselle Thomson, Chelle Millan, Baylee Miller, Virginia Carlton, Ja’Nee Moore, Chase Rice, all of Norton.

Missing four games were: Bob Covington, Joni Hilburn, both of Almena; Jim Springer, Long Island; Mitch Tegtmeier, Eu-dora; Terry Lipp, Edwardsville; Nish Millan, Goodland; Barbara

Brooks, Clayton; Landon Por-ter, Wilma Wiseman, Lawrence Wiseman, Mary Ann Hager, Dalton Miller, Andrew Lantz, Laquita Smith, Douglas Daniels, Travis Ray, Kerri Ray, Tom Da-vis, Sherri Clark, Jennifer Boller, Trey Millan, Morgan Baumann, Tom Baumann, Keely Millan, Fig Millan, Gavlin Henderson, Rick Green, Jacob Green, Brett Terrell, Tiffannie Blum, all of Norton.

Incorrect on five contests were: Donelle Stewart, Julie Hilburn, Alberta Geil, Brenda Husted, all of Almena; Barbara Springer, Long Island; Erin Foley, Law-rence; Kenney Leiker, Hays; Tiff-ney Yeager, McDonough, Ga.; Scott Ellis, Abby Rice, Regina Beikman, Kelly Sweet, Nathan Morse, Dustan Daniels, Amanda Ray, Ken Gregoire, Steve Vol-lertsen, all of Norton.

Miscuing on six games were: Linda Covington, Almena; Hank Kaiser, Long Island; Jared Foley, Wichita; Ann Becker, Lenora; Craig Knapp, Cassidy Palmer, Trish Brooks, Stacy Area, all of Norton.

Jasmine Covington, Almena, and Diana Smith and Melanie Romey, both of Norton, each missed seven contests. Malinda West, Norton, was incorrect on eight games and Shirley Stutter-heim, Almena, missed nine.

Final contest of season

This was the final Pigskin Pick-Em Contest of the 2010 season. The fan picking the most correct games during the season will receive $50 in scrip money and an engraved trophy. A story list-ing the order of finish of many of the fans who entered the contest this season will be printed in the Telegram in the near future.

Many thanks to these sponsors: Almena State Bank, Long Island Feed and Grain/Island Insurance and First National Bank and Trust, Moffet Drug, Kellie’s Inc, Valley Hope Association, Main Street IGA, Jamboree Foods, Nex-Tech/Rural Telephone, United North-west Federal Credit Union, New Age Industrial Corporation Inc.

Scores of the final week’s games:

Conway Springs 59, Beloit 22Madison 52, Hill City 44Oklahoma 53, Baylor 24Stanford 48, California 14Colorado 44, Kansas State 36Ohio State 20, Iowa 17Oklahoma State 48, Kansas

14Florida State 30, Maryland 16Virginia Tech 31, Miami, Fla.

17Oregon State 36, Southern

Cal 7Texas A&M 9, Nebraska 6North Carolina State 29, North

Carolina 25

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LYLE NEWSLYLE NEWSBy Veda Wood

The Liberty Star Club had their annual Thanksgiving supper at the Lyle Community Building. Nineteen people had a good time eating and visiting.

Before going home pictures were taken of the present club members to be sent to former members with a Christmas card.

Toots Magers enjoyed the pheasant supper served by the Norcatur Methodist Church on Saturday evening.

I had planned to go but was ‘en-tertaining’ a cold and sore throat that caught up with me over the weekend.

Kathy Van Meter and Lloyd Frandsen went to the Kearney Arch where they had lunch at the Fireman’s Museum and en-joyed The Manneheim Seymour Christmas Show. The Show is sponsored by the Cambridge First Security Bank and Tri Valley Health System.

This show has been done for 25 years, usually in Omaha.

It was a gift to Kathy by Lloyd’s son-in-law for her help in har-vest.

June Jolly has two quilts done and has some batting for future quilts.

She played cards Friday and Sunday at McCook.

On Veteran’s Day, I rode with several ladies from the Norcatur ‘Chatty Hatters” Red Hats’ in Norton’s Veterans parade and later had lunch at the Hidden Dragon at Norton.

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