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Arrnn native Ken McKinnnn of Owen Sound had them ‘rolling in the aisles with his ‘ 'nersonal stories at Arnm ‘ history Monday nighl. .mnaa 'Traildrifters’ Snow Show Ir’81 a success Over 600 people attended [the Port Elgin Traildriftcrs Snowmobile Club‘s “Snow Show ‘81", Sunday at the Lions Club Casino to get a ‘ preview of what‘s new in win- ter recreation for the coming season, Outdoor enthusiasts came from all over midâ€" wcstern Ontario. Featured at the third an- nual event were displays of all i major makes of snowmobiles, represented by local dealers fi . _ y,m,th'-." I 5,,“ 5., -‘. Besides. the actual machines. displays also included rhe many ancessories available to snowmobilers, from colour co-ordmated helmets and suits, to socks and spare parts. For those who would rather fight the mow than enjoy it, some dealtr' aler in- cluded snowblnwers and pot» table heaters in their display:, The Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs was n, r ‘ ternnnn was the scitctm ‘ patrolling cottage areas. Yi- l represented by u dlfiplnr looked after by l P / and Beth Galloway of Mm Oman: One of the hr. w: m: at Irv 04175.11 display 438 a pa" phlet put out hy l he Minlwv of the Allblrw t (rent-r4 outlining change; Ill 1: Trespassing Aat an d the "; rgupter‘5L Liilly Air. '. A visual dl‘» a Y my tv Ontario Prmtnnal Poll! dealt wth snuwrunbi ‘1. Lalc‘ and laws governin, 2 the: operation While mrm‘ ' lnrtl' at the munmnh. e ’ rérr tional vCthiE O P P have i it innw'nnhilc to wnrlr on things as rescue worlr are not acwsibl: in wn. er months by the regular pat ' "1 car The highlight of the a ‘ Miss Port Elyn Trarld 1981i The eight contesta were Judged by Port El Mayor lan Jamicson. Millie Farm: of Millie's Cosme'wt Studio. and Bob Farrell Tn: competition included a modelling of Wll'ltef app" and regular fashions and a bncf speech on some aspect cf snowmobiling Miss Traildn'iter for an: con-ung year iS Barb PthlE’ 16, of Allenford, L Phillips‘ speech was on con servation and included a collection of garbage that people had strewn about the countryside. The winner “as crowned by last year’s M455 t Tratldrifter, Liz Reynolds. of Port Elgmi The first runnervup in the contest was Linda Keenan, 15 and the second runnereup was Cynthia McNair, 17. both of Port Elgin, The list of can- testants was rounded out by Karen Gore. Sandy Berner, Kelly Cassaday, Anita Shrivastava and Sherry Arm Gorra. Winners in a draw. spon- sored by the Traildrtt'ters, wereâ€"Ken Hilbig of Port Elgtn, S300; Iris Kelly of Southampton, $100 and Dave Chappell olPort Elgin, 350. ‘ Th: III]: at “Miss Traildrifler 1981" WIS decided HI In: Port Elgin Traild‘l'll‘ler SMOWMObiIE 1 Club‘s “Snow Show ‘81" at the Cnsinu Sundnyr Eight contestants vled fu r the honour with lfl‘yenr-old Bur-han Phillips (sealed at left) of Allenford tnking the title. h. liSti Phillivs hikes t over the title of Miss Tmlltlrlftu from the 1950 winner, le Reynolds; who l is s Balm at right. I The first runner-up for the title of Miss Tmildrltler ls Linda Keenan (stnnn “nu N High“. 0f \ Port Elgitl. III! the neéond runner-up ls Cynthin Manir. also of Port Elfin. l ‘m.