How to Take STUNNING Food Pictures – Food Photography Tips – SGNL by Sony
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59Year old Brenda Hewlett whom has never held a hockey stick in her life makes a hole in one from the far blue line. the hole was the same size as the hockey puck. For making the hole in one she has won a brand new 2012 Ford F-150 from Frenchie’s Ford in Massena, NY 13662 Frenchie’s Ford 216 E Orvis Street Massena, NY 13662 www.frenchiesford.com Brenda won this truck at a Akwesasne warriors Pro Hockey game. warriors play in the federal hockey league. Hi folks this is Scott Coupal General Manager here at Frenchie’s Ford Inc. I gotta tell you I’ve seen some cool things in my life, but friday night took the grand prize, Mrs. Brenda Hewlett 59 years old won a chance to be one of 5 people to shoot the puck to win a brand new 2011 Ford F150 4×4, Brenda had been in t…he dealership on friday morning to get some service work done to her old truck, & had said “god I wish I could afford a new truck mine is falling apart” Joe Jock my service manager said “here fill out this ballot & win one” both started laughing. It’s a one in a Gazzilion shot from 114 feet away, the opening is almost the exact size of a regulation size hockey puck. Mrs. Hewlett has never even held a hockey stick in her entire life let alone ever shot a puck. The finalists were all on the ice after I drove the new truck onto the ice, I had friends in the back of the truck throwing frisbee’s into the crowd. After a lap around the arena, I gathered the contestants at the far blue line, I yelled out ladies first …
